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MINUTES
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Executive Meeting
Wednesday, February 13th, 1963 #1/63
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street on
Wednesday, February 13th, 1963, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Vice - Chairman, I. & E. Board
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Property Administrator
I4INUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 23/62 were presented.
Res. #1 Moved By:" R. L. Nesbitt
Secondod By:- V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 23/62 be
adopted as presented;
Carried Unanimously.
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
R. L. Nesbitt
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
Mrs. F. Gell
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
W. E. Jones
ACCOUNTS:
Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Res. #2 RESOLVED THAT:- the accounts in the sum total of
$25$,625.31 as appended as Schedule c "As? of these
Minutes, be approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 4 OF THE FINANCE SUB - COMMITTEE:
Rest_12 Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
THE EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDS THAT:- Report No. 4 of the Finanr:
Sub - Committee be received and appended as Schedule "Bry
of these Minutes; and further, that the rec,mmendations
contained therein be dealt with by the following Resolutions:
1963 GENERAL BUDGET ESTIMATES:
Res. #4
Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
THE EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDS THAT:- the 1963 Budget Estimates
dated February 13th, 1963, be adopted; and further in this
connection, that the following action be taken:
(a) That Scheme C.A.-2/63 -- "A Scheme for the Acquisition
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and Development of Conservation Areas in 1963 ",
be adopted;
(b) And Whereas; Section 17(g) of The Conservation Authorities
Act R.S.O. 1960, Chapter 62, as amended, provides that
for the carrying out of an approved Scheme, an Authority
shall have the power to determine the proportion of total
benefit afforded to all Municipalities which is afforded
to each of them; the Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservat-i.on Authority therefore enacts as follows:
(i)
That all member Municipalities be designated
as benefitting Municipalities for Scheme C.A. -2/63;
(ii) That the iuthority9s share of the cost of
Scheme C.A. -2/63 as set forth in the 1963 Current
Budget shall be raised from all member Municipalit-
ies as part of the 1963 Annual General Levy;
(c)(i)That all member Municipalities be designated as benefitt-
ing Municipalities for the acquisition of Reservoir
Siti Lands set forth in Section 5 of the 1963 Current
Budget, and required for the Scheme for Flood Control
and Water Conservation;
(ii)That the Authority9s share of the cost of the said lands
be raised as part of, and on the same basis as the 1963
Annual General Levy;
That money. so raised, be credited to the General Flood
Control and Water Conservation Account, to be utilized
to accelerate the purchase of Reservoir Site Lands;
(d) That the 1963 Annual General Levy be based on a per
capita basis;
(e) That the appropriate Authority officials be instructed
to adv:.se all Municipalities pursuanu to the Conservation
Authorities Act_ and to levy the said Municipalities
the amount set forth in the 1963 General Levy;
That the Executive Committee be authorized to reduce
the Budget and Levy should such action be deemed
expedient;
(f)
Carried Unanimously.
1963 CAPITAL WORKS BUDGET:
Res. #5 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
THE EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDS THAT:- the 1963 Flood Control and
Water Conservation Capital Budget and Levy dated February 13th,
1963, be adopted; and further in this connection, that
the following action be taken:
(a) That whereas Section 3$ of The Conservation Authorities
Act, R.S.O. 1960, Chapter 62, provides that an Authority
may, from time to time, determine what monies will be
required for Capital Expenditures in connection with
any Scheme, and further provides for the method of
raising such monies from the participating Municipalities
(b) That all member Municipalities be notified in the
amount of such monies they are required to raise in 1963;
(c) That the Secretary- Treasurer be instructed to advise
all Municipalities pursuant to Section 3$ of The
Conservation Authorities Act that the amount of monies
required from all participating Municipalities for
the Plan for Flood Control and Water Conservation shall
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be paid on the basis set
Metropolitan Toronto
Ajax
Brampton
Richmond Hill
Bolton
Caledon East
Markham Village
Pickering Village
Stouffville
Woodbridge
Adjala
Albion
Caledon
Chinguacousy
King
Markham Township
Mono
Pickering Township
Toronto Township
Toronto ,Gore
Uxbridge
Vaughan
Whitchurch
TOTAL
forth herein:
$ 801,572.90
1,406.40
4,848.60
4,356.80
1,301.00
232.80
1,402.90
525.70
998.30
2,166.00
64.20
1,289.70
192.20
1,550.00
2,389.80
50164:-90
59.00
5,150.80
5,020.00
322.80
11,,460': 5 UO`
P '853,032.40
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(d) That whereas the-Plan for Flood Control and Water
Conservation as adopted, provides that 25% of the cost
of Black Creek Remedial Measures be levied against
the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto;
And Whereas, the Agreement with the Government of the
Province of Ontario provides that the cost of construction
carried out on tho Black Creek prior to the signing of
the Agreement shall not be included in the Agreement;
And Whereas, the 1963 Project Schedule calls for an
expenditure of $332,000.00 for works to be carried out
on the Black Creek in addition to those presently
undertaken;
That the Secretary - Treasurer be instructed to advise
the said Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, that
pursuant to Section 38 of The Conservation Authorities
Act, the following monies will be required is 1963 for
the Black Creek Works:
25% of $332,000. $ 83,000.
TOTAL BLACK CREEK LEVY FOR 1963 = $83,000.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 5 OF THE PERSONNEL SUB-COMMITTEE:
Res. #6 Moved By :- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - Report No. 5 of the Personnel Sub - Committee
be received and appended as Schedule uCvr of these Minutes;
and further, that the recommendations contained therein
as amended, be adopted;
Carried Unanimously.
ALBION HILLS_ CONSERVATION SCHOOL - MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
Reg.,. #7
Moved By :- Mrs. F. Gell
Sedonded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - a Committee be established to'dbe known as
the Albion Hills Conservation School Management Advisory
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Committee, to recommend to the Authority methods of operating
and administering the School, and that the following persons
be appointed to the said. Committee:
Mr. F. A. Wade - Chairman
Mr. F. R. Rutherford
Mr. B. J. Newell
Mother M. Melanie
Miss K. Steele
Mr. D. Dadson
Mrs. F. Gell
Mr. W. McCordic
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Representative of the Ontario Department of Education
Carried Unanimously.
APPOINTMENT OF SUB - COMMITTEES:
Res. #$ Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- V. Vignale
THE EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDS THAT : - tie following Sub - Committees
be appointed for 1963, and that membership be as indicated:
(a) Executive Sub - Committees:
(i) Personnel Sub- Committee
Dr. G. Ross Lord - Chairman
M. J. Breen
R. G. Henderson
, H. S. Honsberger
(ii) Finance Sub- Committee
. Dr, G. Ross Lord - Chairman
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
F. A. Wade
(b) Conservation Areas Advisory Board Sub - Committees:
(i) Wildlife
C. Sauriol - Chairman
D. Adair
M, J Breen
E. Colquette
G. Cooke
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
J. IIope
Mrs. G. Klinck
D. Matthews
J. Michelle
Dr. A. Secord
Dr. W. Tovell
R. Trotter
W. R. Van Kempen
(c) Information & Education Advisory Board Sub - Committees:
(1) Fishing Day
C. R. Purcell - Chairman
D. Adair
G. Cooke
J. Michelle
E. Sager
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(ii) Nature Programme
F. A. Wade - Chairman
Prof. N. P. Badenhuizen
J. L. Bailey
R. Belfrey
F. Darroch
Dr. D. Fowle
P. A. Hardy
A. Helmsley
C. Sauriol
Dr. N. Scollard
Dr. J. W. Sisam
Dr. V. Tovell
J. L. Watson
(d) Historical Sites Advisory Board Sub - Committees:
(i) Technical Advisory Sub - Committee:
Prof. T. F. Mcllwraith - Chairman
F. B. Black
F. Fogg
Col. J. A. McGinnis
Mrs. E. Neil
Dr. C. Noble
Dr. J. W. Scott
(ii) Printing Sub - Committee:
W. Leavens - Chairman
C. Hawes
Jeanneret
Prof. T. F. Mcllwraith
A. D. McFall
C. Nolan
W. J. Palmer
J. M, Redditt
AND BE IT FURTHER RECOMMENDED THAT: - the following Sub - Committe
be paid Per Diem and Mileage:
(a) Personnel Sub - Committee
(b) Finance Sub - Committee
(c) Technical Advisory Sub - Committee
Carried Unanimously.
APPOINTMENT OF ADVISORY BOARDS:
A communication was presented recommending certain additions to the
Advisory Boards of the Authority.
Res. ;9 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By :- R. G. Henderson
THE EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDS THAT : - the following functional
Advisory Boards be appointed as set forth herein:
(a) Conservation Areas Advisory Board
C. Sauriol - Chairman
Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand - Vice Chairman
D. Adair*
J. W. Bradstock
M. J. Breen
C. Clifford
C. E. Conroy
G. Cooke*
C. C. Core'
K. C. Dalglish
VT. Dennison *- Appointees
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Mrs. J. h. Gardner
H. S. Honsberger
Mrs. M. W. Lister*
1.. �.. Mackenzie
H. 1Mi. Smith
C. R. Wardlaw
N. H. l estney
(b) Flood Control and eater Conservation
R. G. Henderson - Chairman
1i. J. Haggart - Vice - Chairman
W. C. Davidson
J. N. Duncan
C. F. Kline
G. Lehman
F. -J. LVMchechnie
L. Macdonald
J.'Mould
L. E. Reeve
J. S. Scott
V. Vignale
K. G. Waters
R. White
(c) Historical Sites
Mrs. D. Hague - Chairman
N. L. Boylen - Vice - Chairman
J. L. Carroll*
L. H. Cowling
Miss T. Davidson
N. C. Goodhead
J. E. HarRer
Prof. T. r. McIlwraith*
Mrs. M. Robinson
Mrs. h. Walker
(d) Information and Education
F. L. Wade - Chairman
Mrs. F. Gell - Vice- Chairman
L. M. Campbell
J. D. Coats*
R. N. Garriock*
,H. M. Griggs
G. Henderson*
Mrs. G. Klinck
W. Leavens
Mrs. Beth Nealson
C. R. Purcell
E. Sager*
Dr. W. Tovell*
(e) Reforestation and Land Use'
R. L. Nesbitt - Chairman
R. Jennings - Vice - Chairman
J. L. Bryson
H. L. Fair*
G. Gardhouse
L. Jackson
E. Lemon*
H. G. Norry*
D. L. Parks*
H. Pind
F. M. Redelmeier
*hppointees
J. L. Simpson*
R. Trotter*
L. Van Tichelen
"bull*
t.ND BE IT FURTHER RECOMMVjENDED rHi.T:- the Expropriation
hdvisory Board be appointed for a further term as follows:
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Chairman - C. R. Wardlaw
Members B. H. Bull
C. W. Laycock
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS:
Res. #10 Moved By:- He S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
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THE EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDS THAT : - the following be the Schedule
of Meetings for 1963:
(a) Authority
1. February 8, 1963 2. February 22nd, 1963
3. Juno 21st, ]963 4. October 25th, 1963
1964 Annual Meeting, February 7th, 1964
(b) Executive
1. February 13th, 1963
3. March 13th, 1963
5. April 10th, 1963
7. May'8th, 1963
-O. June .5th, , 1963'
11. July 10th, 1963
13, August 14th, 1963
15. September 25th, 1963
17. October 23rd, 1963
21. December 27th, 1963
23. January 29th, 1964.
(c) Conservation Areas
1. April 4th, 1963
3. December 12th, 1963
(d)
2. February 27th, 1963
4. March 27th, 1963
6. April 24th, 1963
8. May 22nd, 1963 .,
10. June 19th, 1963
12. July 24th, 1963
14. Sept ember llth, .1963
16. October 9th, 1963,
20. December 4th, 1963
22. January 8th, 1964
2. September 19th, 1963
Flood Control & Water Conservation
1. April 18th, 1963
3. January 19th, 1964
(e) Historical Sites
1. May 3rd, 1963
3. November 1.4th, 1963
Information & Education
1. March 21st, 1963
3. January 23rd, 1964
Reforestation and Land Use
(f)
(g)
1. y 16th, 1963
3. 16th, 1964
(h) Etobicoke - Mimico
1. April 26th, 1963
(i) Humber
1. May 2nd, 1963
(j) Don
1. April 12th, 1963
2. October 3rd, 1963
2. August 8th, 1963
2. September 17th, 1963
2. September 26th, 1963
2. Call of Chairman
2. Call of Chairman
2. Call of Chairman
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(k) R.D.H.P.
1. April 3rd, 1963 2. Call of Chairman
AND BE IT FURTHER RECOMMENDED THAT:- the payment of Per Diem
and Mileage for Watershed Advisory Boards be restricted to
two meetings per year;
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED CONSERVATION WORKSHOP:
A Staff communication was presented recommending that a Conservation
Workshop be sponsored by the Authority.
Res. #11 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized and directed to
make the necessary arrangements for holding a Conservation
Workshop on the work of the Authority, and that the
Workshop take the form of a 1 -day event, and also if
deemed desireable, arrangements be made for luncheon
or dinner, with a suitable registration fee;
Carried Unanimously.
TELEMETERING & SUPERVISORY CONTROL SYSTEM - ENGINEERING STUDY:
A communication containing a proposal from James F. MacLaren Limited
regarding the undertaking of an Engineering Study on a Telemetering
and Supervisory Control System was presented.
Res. #12 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
THE EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDS THAT:- James F. MacLaren Limited
be engaged to undertake a study on a Telemetering and Superviso7
Control System on the basis of their proposal at a cost not
to exceed $10,000., and further in this regard, that the
Minister of Lands and Forests be requested for a grant of
75% of the cost of this Study;
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED NATURE TRAIL - ETOBICOKE VALLEY:
A communication was presented from the Town of Brampton requesting that
the Authority undertake a study and implement a • park strip and nature
trail in the Etobicoke Valley.
Res. #13 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the request of the Town of Brampton regarding
the proposed Park and Nature Trail in the Etobicoke Valley
be referred to the Etobicoke-Mimico Advisory Board for their
consideration and recommendation.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.10 - HIGHLAND CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LAND:
A Staff communication was presented advising that the University of
Toronto had acquired the McLean property and suggesting that a Committee
be appointed to present a Brief to the Board of Governors of the
University, in this connection.
Res. #14 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be
for presentation to the Board
of Toronto in connection with
Creek, and that the following
directed to prepare a Brief
of Governors of the University
the McLean property in Highland
be a Sub - Committee to present
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the said Brief:
Mr. R. G. Henderson
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Mr. W. R. Allen, Q.C.
Mr, A. M. Campbell
Carried Unanimously,
PROJECT F -3. A, - BOI,T01`I DAM & RESERVOIR -• LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. 115 Moved By- H. E. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of the following properties subject
to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the Minister
of Lands and. Forests in each instance:
(a) Owner:- John A. White -- Part of let 12, Concession V,
Township of Albion, County of Peel, containing 1.060
acres more- or- - ?.ess and certain improvements contained
thereon-, at the price contained in the Agreement dated
February 8th, 1963, pius adjustments, disbursements,
and legal fees;
(b) Owner:- Lorna (Whit) Gardner -- Part of Lot 12,
Concession, V, Township of Albion, County of Peel, contain-
, ing '1.'2E9.acres snore- or -less and certain improvements
contained thereon, at the price contained in the Agreement
dated February.8th, 3963, pies adjustments, disbursements
and legal fees;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.12. A. - -• DUFFIN CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - AN7T -71T,TON:
Res. #16 Moved By:- I'lI.6, F. Cell
Seconded B-:- V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT -• `l�cretory- •Tfeasurer be authorized to
complete thy: =.c•quistL'on o; approximately 3.,062 acres of land,
more-or-less, a.,.ci c3 :i;ai-n improvements contained thereon
from Veronica Uutten, being Pant of Lot 1.6. .C'o'ncessions I
and 1I, Township of Pickering, now in the'Village of Pickering,
County of Ontario. for-the price contained in an Agreement
dated February !nth, 1963; plus adjustments,-disbursements
and legal fees, and further subject to a Certificate of
Inspection being issue(' by the Minister or Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT P. $. A. -.- HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - SETTLEMENTS:
ResJ17 Moved By:- 'Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- 1; , G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to
complete the Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of
the registration of Expropriation Plans 5950, 5964, 5977,
and 6490 on the following; and said Settlements to be subject
to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the Minister
of Lands and Forests:
(a) Owners:- Albert H. Rolph - Part of Lots 10 and 11,
Registerd Plan #2670 and Part of Lot 20, Concession
? ?C? ?, Township of Etobi.coke, County of York; containing
0.0057 acres of vacant land for the total sum of $600.00
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees;••
(h) Owner:- Clarence H. Kellam Estate -- Part Lots 7 and
$, Registered Plan #2670, Township o.' Etobicoke, County
of York, containing 0.0033 ,acres more or less of vacant
land fo :- the tot :1 s t of $350.00, pl„s adjustments,
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disbursements, and legal fees;
(c) Owner:- Charles F. Penny -- Part of Lot 7, Concession
V, WYS., Town of Weston, County of York, containing
0.0566 acres of vacant land for the total sum of
$3,550.00, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal
fees;
(d) Owner:- Alfred J. H. Johnston Estate -- Part of Lot
6, Concession V, WYS., Town of Weston, County of York,
containing 0.0104 acres of vacant land for the total
sum of $$00.00, plus adjustments, disbursements and
legal fees;
(e) Owner:- Clarence R. and Hazel F. Leavens -- Part of
Lots 11 and 12, Registered Plan #3027, Township of
Etobicoke, County of York, containing 0.290 acres of
vacant land for the total sum of $1,750.00 plus adjust-
ments, disbursements and legal fees;
(f) Owner:- FForence Panacci -- Part of lot 6, Registered
Plan #3027, Township of Etobicoke, County of York,
containing 0.246 acres of vacant land for the total
sum of $900.00 plus adjustments, disbursements and
legal fees;
(g) Owner:- Milgay Developments Limited and Mil„on & Wagner
Construction Limited -- Part of Lots 21 and 22,
Concession VII, WYS., Township of North York, County
of York, containing 27.609 acres of vacant land for
the total sum of $35,000.00 plus adjustments, disburse-
ments and legal fees;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.11. A. -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION - SETTLEMENTS:
Res. #1$ Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to
complete the settlement of Compensation arising by virtue
of the registration of Expropriation Plan 63$$ and 6299
on the following; and - further subject to a Certificate of
Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests
in each instance:
(a) Owner:- Robinson Cotton Mills Limited, -- Part of Lot
$, Concession VII, being Part of Village Lot 13, accord-
ing to Plan 546, Village of Woodbridge, County of
York, containing 0.100 acres of vacant land for the
total sum of $520.00 plus adjustments, disbursements
and legal fees;
(b) Owner -- Vivian E. Beck -- Parts of Lot $, Concession
VII, Village of Woodbridge, County of York, containing
3.990 acres of vacant land for the total sum of $4,000.00
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees;
(c) Owner: -- Charlotte M. Hunter -- Part of Lot 6, Registered
Plan #50$1, Village of Woodbridge, County of York,
containing 0.035 acres of vacant land for the total
sum of $300.00 plus adjustments, disbursements, and
legal fees;
Carried Unanimously.
ROAD WIDENING -- WOODBRIDGE:
Res. #19 Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By: -. H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: - the Authority grant to the V 1.11age of Wood-
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bridge, in Fee Simple for the nominal consideration of $2.00
a parcel of land on the South side of Pine Street averaging
three feet in depth along the Northern boundary of Authority -
owned property, being Part of Village Lot No. 17, according
to Plan No. 5J6, being within Lot 7, Concession VII,
Township of Vaughan, now in the Village of Woodbridge;
Village of Woodbridge to pay any expenses involved in
the preparation of surveys, deeds, etc.,.and
registration of same;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Chairman and
Secretary - Treasurer be authorize° to sign any necessary
documents to give effect thereto;
Carried Unanimously.
BUILDING DEMOLITION - CLAREMONT CONSERVATION AREA:
Res. #20 *Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to take whatever
steps necessary for the demolition and removal of the Bayle's
house situate on the Bayle's property, being Part of the
South Half Lot 12, Concession VII, Township of Pickering,
County of Ontario, and located on the Claremont Conservation
Area;
Carried Unanimously.
BUILDING DEMOLITION - PROJECT P.E.A. -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN:
Res. #21 Moved By :- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to take whatever
steps necessary for the demolition and removal of the Wooldridge
house being situated on Part of Lot 1, Concession V, WYS.,
Township of York, County of York;
Carried Unanimously;
1963,COMPLIMENTARY PARKING PERMITS & PASSES:
Res.. #22 Moved By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to
issue Complimentary Parking Permits and Passes, and Passed
to the Pioneer Village, to a list similar to that used last
year;
Carried Unanimously
AD JOU RMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1 :15 p.m.
G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman
Secretary- Treasurer
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"Schedule A" January, 1963
All - Members' Allowances, Mileage & Expenses
R. E., Jones - per diem &Mileage from July 1, to December 31/62 42.00
Al2 - Staff Mileage & Expense
D. Duncan - travel expense re Authority business for January 26.40
A21 - Office Equipment'
Hu;rhes -Owens - drafting table 212.1$
Dodd's - curtains 68.72
Grand & Toy - labour re erection of 2 bays of steel shelves 14.00
Instruments Ltd. - credit re return of dust covers CR. 31.31 -
Instruments Ltd. - 'covering for drafting table 10.72
Instruments Ltd. - dust covers for drafting tables 31.31
Instruments Ltd. - scale 3.96
Electro -Voice - credit re return of Polaris loudhailer CR. 109.90 -
Electro -Voice - Farron power Megaphone 94.96
A22 - Tools & Equipment
Ray - Gordon - oil stoves 77.25
A33 - Stationery & Office Supplies
Grand & Toy - card file cabinet 20.39
Charters Publishing - work reports $9.1$
Grand & Toy - voucher register sheets 69.74
Gestetner - mimeo paper 77.0$
Charters Publishing - business cards 6.00
Norman Wade - supplies for blue -ray machine 34.07
Curry's Art Stare - drafting supplies 7.9$
Charters' Publishing - letterhead paper 17.73
Grand & Toy - ledger sheets 9.06
Underwood Lta. - ribbon for small adding machine 1.55
Charters Publishing - notice to, property owners folder 101.96
Gestetner - mimeo paper 56.71
Iuorman Wade - lamps for blue -ray neap machine 1$.13
Charters Publishing - business cards 6.00
Domtar Packaging -- wrapping paper 7.72
Grand & Toy - payroll journal sheets & earnings record cards 12.36
R. G. Barlow - office supplies 90.$7
H. G. Barlow - office supplies $0.90
Instruments - drafting supplies 3.$6
Instruments - drafting supplies 11.09
A34 - Technical Plans & Maps
Hunting Survey - ozalid prints of floodline maps 6.73
Dept. Mines & Tech. Surveys - topographic maps 11.75
A35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
Bradshaw's Fina - tire repairs re vehicle #9
Chas. Ireland - hose & filter
J. Burrow's Garage - repairs to vehicle #9
J. Burrow's Garage - parts for vehicle 0
J. Burrow's Garage •- repairs to vehicle #9
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid kit re vehicle #2
The Paddock - repairs re vehicle #1$
The Paddock - repairs re vehicle kl8
The Paddock - repairs re vehicle #18
B. A. Oil - portion creoit card purchases for December 1962
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 1962
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle 4
hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle 7
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle #4
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle 5
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle 2
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle #12
2.00
1.97
4.50
1.7$
$.64
17.50
13.31
10.06
8.96
162.98
61.68
3.56
15.74
1.26
6.26
14.09
42.19
35.76
Page -2-
.1 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
.Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle 5
Iiawman Motors - repairs re vehicle 12
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle 3
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle 3
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle #4
Hudson Welding - welding brackets on vehicle #4
Kerr's Garage - repairs to vehicle #1$
11 36 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs
Niagara Brand Chemicals - overhaul of John Bean sprayer
Niagara Brand Chemicals - overhaul of John Bean sprayer
Woodbridge Farmers' - -az ti- freeze for generator
Woodbridge Farmers' - ail for sander
,Woodbridge Farmers' - oil for machinery
Berndt's - chain for chain saw
Berndt's - repairs for chain saw
Berndt's - repairs for chain saw
Sholdice Service - oil for chain saw
Pioneer Distributors - paints & chain for chain saw
Canadian Tire Bolton - battery for tractor
Wm. H. Hick - oilfor machinery
Superior Propane -• repairs to propane heater
P• ioneer Distributors - parts for chain saw
White Hardware - gas cans
Liller's Mendit Shop - welding re post hole digger
The Paddock - repairs to trailer
-cIeownts Service - pins & dust cap for tractor
Loker - cash expended re numerical transfers for tractors
Ross Lipsett - tire chains for work bull tractor
Berndt's - parts for chain saw
Berndt's - parts for chain saw
Pioneer Distributors - repairs to chain saw
Berndt's - parts for chain saw
Black & Decker - repairs to sander
Black & Decker - repairs to sander
A41 - Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone -
Dell Telephone
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone
Ball. Telephone
Dell Telephone
Dell Telephone -
Bell Telephone
Bel Telephone
- 633 -9901 for December
- 942 -2070 for December
- 5$4 -2922 for December
• ZA 7 -3573 for December
- ZA 5 -$253 for December
- 649 -2009 for December
- 2$$ -0671 forDecember
- 257 -$745 for December
- 2$5 -5425 for December
4$9 -56$6 for December
- 857 -1646 for December
- $57 -1776 for December
A42 - Light, Heat & Water
iyorth York
nn t . Hydro
':oodbridge
'oodhridge
Woodbridge
1143 - Rent
Hydro - hydro re 17 Mill St. for December 1962
Woodbridge - hydro re Main Ofices for December
Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Mill Street
Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Mill Street
Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Mill Street
1aplecrest Realty - rent for month ending Feb. 2$ re office
. A44 - Office Cleanina & Maintena_.;ce
Northern Indtustrial Laundries - lab. f!.�4ts for office
Woodbridge Hardware - brass drawer label..
Dempsey Bros. -- fuses & bulbs re 17 Mill b'r et
B -13
4.50
10.37
1.72
2.02
5.0$
4.00
7.19
$.$2
25.11
5.15
7.00
15.35
20.90
9.34
39.34
3.09
$.$6
19.50
9.01
16.34
12.06
6.$6
6.75
$.7$
$.37
5.25
70.30
10.14
27.30
12.15
.$1
23.51
15.35
• 37.96
23.02
45.3$
40.24
39°14
24.$2
41.92
3.94
621.00
33.41
10.0$
9.91
27.38
79.97
22.$6
24.$0
22.2$
3,455,0n
14.35
4.17
5.3$
i B--14 Page - 3 -
A51 - Taxes - Non Revenue Producing Properties
Twp. of Adjala - 1962 taxes re Rowley property (Humber Forest)
A52 - Legal & Audit Fees
`Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee re assessment appeal re Clarendon
Woods property
A53 - General Expense
U. of T. Press - reference books
U. of T. Press - reference books
'Oregon State Highways Department - reference book
Ontario Parks Association - membership fees Feb. 2$/63 to
Feb. 29/64 (MeLean, Flood & Loker)
Electro -Voice - repairs to transhailers
National Conference on State Parks - renewal of membership for
1963
A54 - Insurance
Reed,
Reed,
Reed,
A72 -
Shaw & McNaught
Shaw & McNaught -
Shaw & McNaught -
Grassed Waterway
- reduction fire & extended coverage
Flood Control property policy CR.
increase fire & extended coverage
Flood Control property policy
general accident coverage Black Creek
Subsidies
J. W. Fraser - grassed waterway subsidy
A75 - Farm Pond Subsidies
Geo. Jennings - farm pond subsidy
James Rae - farm pond subsidy
Cliff Winger - farm pond subsidy
AF3 - Fish Rearing
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J.M. Schneider - fish food
A83 - Firci Feeding
Hayhoe Bros. - wheat screenings for Eirds
Harry Boyce - suet for birds
A103 - Operation Flood Warning System
R. S. McGann - reading of Stream Gauge at Wilcox Lake to Jan.9
East York Hydro - hydro re Pottery Rd. Gauge for December 1962
North York Hydro - hydro re York Mills Gauge for December 1962
A111 - Advertising
R.C.A. Victor - records re advertising
Globe & Mail - nelp wanted ad re secretary
A116 - `Photography, Photographic Supplies &'Engraving
Moir Engraving - engravings
Drake Delta - photographic supplies
Toronto Camera - photographic supplies
Toronto Camera - photographic Supplies
A117 - Exhibits
Canadian, National Sportsmen's Show - display space at Sportsmen's
Show for 1963 100.00
Sangamo - veriable timer flasher re exhibit for Sportsmen's show 226.22
71.50
25.00
8.24
4.11
3.00
9.00
7.50
10:00
14.95 -
86.76
112.32
200.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
39.78
3.50
27.00
5.00
60.00
2.84
10.17
25.48
12.00
76.10
7.98
85.50
3.15
Page - 4 -
A118 - Motion Picture Program
•
B -15
Toronto Camera - movie film & real cans 87.64
A119 - Press Clipping Service
Canadian Press Clipping Service_- _press clipping service for Dec. 15.60
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development
Ont. Hydro Brampton - portion hydro re workshop & office for
December 1962
Smith Transport - transport charges on chemicals
Zenith Electric - light shades re rec. bLilding addition
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 1962
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 1962
Black & Decker - sanding belts re general development
24.99
2.36
15.34
43.13
13.48
85.42
C6C - Albion Hills - Construction & Development
Pouw Bros. - peat. loam re arboretum 36.00
A.B.C. Ready -Mix - stone re road surfacing $0.40
Wrm.. H. Dick - portion fuel oil re workshop & office 60.56
White Hardware - axe & sledge trammer handles 15.55
Wm. H. Dick p portion tractor gas. ... . 81.67
Warnock Hersey - testing culverts re bride construction 12.50
Henderson-Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies 17.50
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel - sand 22.75
Brunt Mfg. - heating supplies re house #3 53.07
Brunt Mfg. - heating supplies re house #3 $4.22
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 1962 29.37
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 1962 52.93
Filter & H.ating Supplies- heating supplies re #3 house 27.13
Brunt ]Plfg. - heating supplies re #3 house 6.68
Mel -Ron Const. - cert. #3 re bridge construction 1,161.00
Mel -Ron Construction - cert. #r4 release of holdback re bridge 1,091.79
Superior Propane - propane to heat #3 house under construction 17.50
C7C - Cold Creek - Construction & Development
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - pbrtion.hydro re workshop & office 26.61
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 48.48
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 5.74
J..D. Agnew - travel expense re general development for January 11.20
C8C - Boyd - Construction & Development
Woodbridge Hardware - wrench, drill stand & can re gen. dev. 41.13
Woodbridge Hardware - pliers re general development 4.86
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 76.38
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 3.43
Woodbridge Farmers' - files re general development 5.56
M. L. Snyder & Son - leather faced gloves re channel improvements 14.01
Woodbridge Farmers' - diesel f el re gen. dev. 49.94
Premier Building Supplies - gravel re channel improvements 10.31
Robertsteel - culvert re channel improvements 49.65
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas 21.23
C8G - Boyd - General
P. Pouw - travel expense for Nov. & Dec. 1962. 30.20
Graham Hardware - chicken wire 3.71
B. A. Oil- portion credit card purchases for December 28.10
Imperial Oil p portion credit card purchases for December 7.30
Howard Chemicals - animal repellant 2.07
B -16 Page - 5 -
C13C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development
Ont. Hydro Orangeville - portion hydro re workshop & office
Fagin's Garage - portion gas re vehicle #14 for December
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for December
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for December
CI4C - Greenwood Construction & Development
D. L. Mairs & Sons - misc. Hardware supplies
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for December
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for December
•
C19C - Claremont - Construction & Development
•
30.00
36.51
29.37
- 3.22
2.35
34.97
9.65
Kilborn Engineering - resident engineering services for •
October 9, to November 30/62 re bridge 1,039.98
Ajax Lumber - plywood sheathing re general development 6.75
Millers' Mendit Shop - threading bolts & nuts 1.50
Canadian Safety - safety hats 19.16
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 54.89
W. Trolley - travel expense to January 23 re gen. dev. 20.80
Claremont Covop - coal to heat workshop - 35.25
Aikenhead's hardware - saw & handles re general development .23.66
C28C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
North York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office for Dec. 52.75
Woodbridge jardware - glass, locks & putty re completion #1 house 9.79
Woodbridge Hardware - glue re completion #1 residence 2.37
W. W. Billark - used brick re completion #1 residence 14.00
A.P. Green Fire Brick - brick re completion #1 residence 40.87
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re completion #1 residence 11.71
White Haraware - nails, screws & bolts re ref. booth 15.47
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re completion #1 residence 13.97
Auto. Pumping - copper tubing re refreshment booth 6.86
Woodbricge Farmers' - portion fuel oil re workshop & office 35.08
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood re refreshment booth 178.00
Skiltools Ltd. - saw blades re completion #1 residence 18.13
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies re completion #1 house 19.62
Robertson Electric - TT tt tt TT TT TT TT It Ts It TT- TV TI TT If It TV Tt TV Tt TT 49.01
Robertson Electric - TT tt TT Tt TT Ts Tt TT TT Tt Tt V. TT TT TT Tt TT Tt TT TT TT 198.98
B. Napier Simpson Jr. - prof. serv. re completion #1 residence 50.00
Graham Prods. - excelite panels re refreshment booth 41$.47
White Hardware - hardware supplies recompletion #1 residence 25.72
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 59.07
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 39.12
Crane Supply - hot water tank re completion #1 residence 85.50
Leo Veijola - final billing re stone work on #1 residence 2,800.00
Woodbridge Farmers' - portio. fuel oil to heat workshop & office 41.7a
White Hardware - stapler & staples re completion #1 residence 14.70
White Hardware - stapler & staples re refreshment booth 15.24
C4• 2C - CA 28 - Bruce's Mill - Construction a Development
He▪ nderson -Nicol Lrugs - first aid kit
C49A - CA34 - Glen Major Extension - Land
R. W. O'Brien - cash expended re registry office fees
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Storry property
C50A - CA 35 - Albion Hills Extension (Taylor) - Land
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Taylor property
W8A - WC4 - Lower Humber - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee for Ottawa correspondent re Valley
Improvements appeal in Supreme Court
17.50
3.80
1,950.10
678.30
139.35
Page - 6 - B -17
W23A - WC19 - Black Creek Dam.- Land
Harold Wheeler - copies of survey re North York Hodro property 3.00
W25? - WC 15 - Don River, W..BR. N.Y. - Leaside - Land
WL1dman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Corp. Township of
Le4side property 1,392.35
161A - WC24 - Black Creek - Lawerence Ave.. - Land
Roebuck `' Walkinshaw - fee $50., di lb. $16.60 re purchase
Ghegin property
66.60
W44B - WC34 - Channel Improvements - Lower Highland Creek, Lower Humber
• & Lower Etobicoke Creek - Engineering
Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen - field layout & staking from Dec. 1
to Dec, 31/62 re Highland Creek 206.30
W44C - WC34 - Channel Improvements - Lower Highland Creek, Lower Humber
& Lower Etobicoke Creek - Construction & Deve.opment
J. Britton - travel expense January 2, to 17/63 re Highland Crk. 32.7$
Maccaferri Gabions - gabions re Highland Creek 1.,106.84
Metro Parks Department - gabions & stone re Etobicoke Creek 94$.50
Metro Parks Dept. - labour re Highland Creek 662.49
iIilton Quarries - stone re Highland Creek 3$.96
Milton Quarries - stone re Highland Creek 39.09
Milton Quarries - stone re Highland Creek 38.96
A. Di Florio Equipment - rental dozer & loader re Highland Crk. 1,238.00
J. B. Regan - it run gravel re Highland Creek 21.51
J. B. Regan - 11 rf It tr Tr 11 11 f1 11 11 11 11 tt it if tf 94.77
J. B. Regan - rf 1f 1t TV 11 f9 If ft 11 TI 11 11 TV If ft f1 2$7.46
J. B. Regan - ft 11 1? if ft 11 ft ft ft Tf If 11 11 11 It 11 67.64
J..B. Regan - tt 11 fl it 11 fl ft 11 11 1t fl tt fi tt Tt ft It r1 1,881.54
J..B. Regan - sand fill re highland Creek 1,586.13
J. B. Regan - 11 ii 11 11 If 11 1f ft ft it 11 ft ft ft 1,896.90
Maccaferri Gabions - gabions re Highland Creek 102.49
F1A - Claireville Reservoir - Property
Roebuck w Walkinshaw - fee $90., disb. $80.15 re purchase
Tiveron property
Death, McLean dc. McMurchy - survey, plan & desc. re Codlin prop.
F1B1 - Claireville Reservoir - Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren - 12th acct. re engineering services to
December 31/62
F2B1 - Ebenezer Reservoir - Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren - 8th acct. re engineering services to Dec.31
F3A - Bolton Reservoir - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $50., disb.
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan
Purchase of Clarry property
Purchase Todd property
W. E. Whitewood - fee re
W. E. Whitewood - fee re
W. N. Whitewood , fee re
W. E. Whitewood - fee re
& desc.
& desc:.
& desc.
& desc.
& desc.
& desc.
& desc.
negotiations
negotiations
negotiations
negotiations
$25.60
re
re
re
re
re
re
re
re purchase from
Rees
Flear property
Ramsden property
L. White property
Pnrkis property
Hickin property
J.A. White property
Clarry property
for Todd property
for Henson property
for Rees property
for Dunn property
170.15
116.50
6,858.48
4,664.5`
75.60
337.70
240.55
181.85
253.55
387.40
181.85
239.05
7,500.00
$,240.00
158.00
235.00
85.00
128.00
ivrs Lvwer nasL branch Reservoir - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $125., disb. $130.35 re expropriation
of Renwick property 255.35
F1OA - Willowdale Reservoir - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $50., disb. $12., re acquisition
Shields -Snow Developments property 62.00
F11,1 - Woodbriage Channelization - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $50., disb. $28.60 re purchase from
- survey, McEachern 73.60
Death, McLean & McMurchy y, plan & desc. re Wallace &
f.rmstrong properties 92.25
Death, McLean & McMurchy - survey, plan & desc. re additional
Lanus of Henick, Ullcberg, & Woodview Dev. 794.75
F11B1 - Woodbriage Channelization - Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren - 15th acct. for services to Dec. 31/62 225.12
F11C1 - Woodbricge Channelization - Construction Contracts
Swansea Construction - cert. 9 completion certificate release
5% of holdback 2$,23$.09
Fl4B1 - Preliminary Engineering - Humber River Watershed - EngineerinA
James F. MacLaren - 7th acct. re services to Loc. 31/62 7,292.56
plat — Black Creek - Phase #1 - Property
W. .E. Whitewood - services re negotiations on Herod property
W. E. Whitewood - services re negotiations on Wilson property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $65., disb. $64.$0 re purchase from
Guided Investments
Strung Real Estate - fee re appraisal Situlski property
Strung Real Estate - fee re appraisal York Lumber property
Strung Real Estate - fee re appraisal Stillie property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $70., disb. $37.05 re purchase
Surrey Apts. property
Standard House Wrecking - demolition of picnic shelter on
Browning property
Strung Real Estate - appraisal Smets property
Strung Real Estate - appraisal Bjarnason property
Wildman & Rhodes - establish centre lineon Humber Blvd.
W. E. Whitewood - services re negotiationff for Gall property
W. E. Whitewood - services re negotiations for Surrey Apts.
B1B1 - Black Creek - Phase #t'1 - Engineering Contracts
435.00
465.00
129.$0
4Q9.00
414.5,0
402,7$
107.05
100.00
317.00
359.25
156.60
145.00
2$5.00
Jame* 11. MaoLareri - 9th acct. re ens. services to December 31 1,587.97
B1C1 - Black Creek - Phase #.1 - Construction Contracts
McNamara Roaa Construction - cert. #10 re construction 7,670.65
B2B1 - Black Creek - Phase #2 - Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren - 14th acct. re services to Dec. 31/62 3,962.76
B2C1 - Black Creek - Phase X,2 - Construction Contracts
Bedford Construction - cert. #4 re construction 35,655.38
B2C2 - Black Creek - Phase #2 - Construction Other
North York Hydro - partial billing re erecting & recovery
poles at. Gordon flcKay Rd. 450.00
-Page - $ - B -19
Plx - Snelgrove Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
- survey, plan & desc. re Wilson property 1,379.20
- survey, plan & desc. re MacDonald property 339.$0
- survey, plan & desc. re County of Peel prop. 230.00
- survey, plan & desc. re Ellis property 430.55
P2A - Milne Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Rolph property 1- 3.736.05
P6A - Etobicoke Flood Plain Land - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw •- fee $100., disb. $43.54 re expropriation
from Sterne property 143.54
P$A - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property
Purchase Johnson Estate $00.00
Purchase Ysselstyn property $,990.00
Purchase Ryerson property 20,$$0.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100., disb. $123.35 re exprop. from
Leff & Sherkin 223.35
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100., disb. $124.44 re exprop: from
. Martin 224.40
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100., disb. $124.35 re exprop. from
. Terminal Placement Services 224.35
Roebutk & Walkinshaw - fee $50., disb. $27.$0 re purchase from
Tiveron 74.0
Roebutk & Walkinshaw - fee $100., disb. $124.15 re exprop. from
Leff & Sherkin 224.15
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Harrison property 205.30
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Walker property 266.60
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Kingiland property 25$.60
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Sunnybrae Gardens 225.50
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Windecker property 2$9.45
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Gould property 247.30
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Witten property 20$.20
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Durst property 234.50
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Mason property 420.70
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Phipson property 22$.$5
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Maxed property 522.$0
Wildman & Rhodes.- survey, plan & desc. re Silzer property 416.50
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Chong Oye Suey prop. 344.20
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Roosimae property 279.60
dildman & Rhodes - surveyrp plan & desc. re Phipson property 3$$.75
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Caradonna property 325.$0
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Smith property 363.10
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Dallen property 244.10
Wildman & Rhodes p survey, plan & desc. re Fraser & Young prop. 236.40
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Walker & Fontant prop/269.10
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Ivak property 230.10
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Dockray property 259.60
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan a desc. re Hillock property 266.$5
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Forys property 251.90
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Wiggins property 236.30
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Mitchell propetty 241.95
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Marchetti property 242.95
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Willey property 253.30
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Paquette property 222.$5
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Bath property 226.70
Standard House Wrecking - demolition of buildings at 315,321,
329,331,333,485,497,505 &521 Scarlett Rd. 3,635.00
Chambers & Meredith - appraisal of Milgay Lev. Ltd. property 350.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $65., disb. $35.50 re purchase from
Lambton Golf 103.50
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $125., disb. $67.70 re purchase
from Ryerson property 192 ;70
Standard House Wrecking - demolitionof buildings at 317,4$7,
491,517, Scarlett Rd. 1,750.00
W. E. Whitewood - services re negotiations for Eder property 195.00
B -20 Page - 9 -
P8A - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property
W. E. Ydhitewood - services re negotiations for Simpson property -312.00
W. ,E. Whitewood - services re negotiations for Lapschies props 295 :00
W. E. Whitewood - services re negotiations fhr Ryerson property 315.75
P9A - Don Flood Plain Land - Property
Twp. of East York - 1962 taxes re roll #7 -1 -16 Roronto Brick 15.92
Twp. of East York - 1962 taxes re roll #7 -1 -18 Toronto Brick 13.9$
Twp. of East York - 1962 taxes re roll #7 -1 -9C Toronto Brick 342.42
Twp. of East York - 1962 taxes re roll #7 -1 -15 Toronto Brick 96.69
Twp. of East Ycrk - 1962 taxes re roll #7- 1 -9R&C Toronto Brick 122.56
Twp. ,f East York •- 1962 taxes re roll j8- 5 -35FC Drope Paving 2,737.61
Twp. of East York - 1962 taxes re roll #8- 5- 35FR &C Drope Paving 365.09
Twp. of East York - 1962 taxes re roll #9 -3 -19 Hampton Park Dev. 19.35
Twp. of East York - 1962 taxes re roll #9 -3 -18 Hampton Park Dev. 263.14
Twp. of East York - 1961 taxes re roll #9 -3 -19 Hampton Park Dev. 19.79
Twp. of East York - 1961 taxes re roll #9 -3 -1$ Hampton Park Dev. 269.22
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - abandonment expropriation re Buss prop. 25.00
Chambers & Meredith - valuation C. Sauriol property 460.00
P10A - Highland Creek - Flood Plain Land - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $125.,, disb. $117.05 re expropriation
Milligan & Clarke property 242.05
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee ,$100.,, disb. $127.40 re expropriation
from Hough 227.40
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan &,desc. re Twp. of Scarborough
property 1,356.05
Pllri - Rough Flood Plain Land - Property
Corporation taxes for year ended October 31, 1962 re Skigan Ltd. 119.73
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Binnington property 6$4.35
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Betson property 274.45
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Twp. of Pickering
property 1,033.65
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan 4 desc. re Twp. of Pickering
property 381.10
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & de3c. re Suburban Homes
property 471.70
W..E. Whitewood - services re negotiations for Skigan Ltd. 2,400.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Grosvenor property 249.45
P12A - Duffin Flood Plain Land - .Property
Graydon T. Horton - survey, plan & desc. re Hutton property 582.33
Strung Real Estate - appraisal Squires & l.vondale Construction
properties 1,218.70
G20 - t'ioneer Village - Construction & Development
Alpha Engineering - sandpaper re collection boxes 13.20
_ MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood re collection boxes 55.52
1Vlaei�rillam & Bloedel - credit re discount on plywood for
drive shed CR. 4.37 -
White Hardware - hardware re collection boxes 14.30
Wilkinson - Kompass - metal re collection 2.32
John Leckie - yarn for spinning re collection 34.30
S..Breitman - wooden bucket re collection 15.00
Albert Colucci - cash expended re articles for collection 5.50
Mrs. W. S. Bayley - articles for collection 147.00
Monsanto - foam re collection boxes 87.$1
mrs. E. Coward - dishes re collection 18.54
White Hardware - hardware re collection boxes 10.00
G4 - Stream Surveys
Fisher Scientific - micro slides 5.04
Riphares Glass - plastic vials re stream surveys 15.66
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G5 - Albion hills Conservation-Centre
Quantity Surveyors - material take -off re centre const. plans 150.00
Bolton Bargain Centre - stove to heat buildings under const. 15.45
Woodbridge Hardware - hinges .70
Canada Iron Foundaries - reinforcing rods re const. 117.62
Woodbridge Farmers' - oil re power generator 7.00
Apex Bolt Prods. - bolts 74.16
Super Structure Door - fire proof doors & frames 225.06
Skiltools - masonry cut off wheels 14.11
Superior Propane - propane for heat while constructing 7.50
Automatic Pumping - plumbing supplies re water suppler 1.03
Woodbridge Farmers' - coal for heating during construction 11.00
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies 51.83
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies 34.96
Wm. H. Dick - stove oil for heating during construction 40.95
Wm: H. Dick - stove oil for heating during construction 19.95
Gormley Block - blocks re construction 126.26
Gormley Block - blocks & brick re construction 73.40
Gormley Block - blocks & brick re construction 63.00
Gormley Block - blocks & brick re construction 94.50
Gormley Block is blocks & brick re construction 145.92
Gormley Block - blocks & brick re construction 55.16
Gormley Block - blocks & brick re construction 61.10
Gormley Block - discount allowed re block purchases CR. 203.95 -
Goimley Block - provincial sales tax on block purchases 16.95
Gormley Block - cement & sealbond 213.50
Dominion Poly Distributors - polyethelene 40.63
Argus Steel - progress billing #1 re structural steel 500.00
Premier Building Supplies - brick sand 17.85
Reed, Shaw & iVicNaught - builders risk policy 238.00
Thdrold Concrete Prods. - blocks re construction 149.18
Thdrold Concrete Prods. - blocks re construction 180.25
Thorold Concrete Prods. - blocks re construction 155.99
Thdrold Concrete Prods. - blocks re construction 156.52
Thorold Concrete Prods. - blocks re construction 159.83
Thorold Concrete Prods. - blocks re construction 164.09
Dominion Poly Distributors - polytthelene 69.01
Premier Building Supplies - brick sand 16.35
Premier Building Supplies - brick sand & gravel 18.98
#2a2 - N/E - General
F. L. Lunn - cash expended re luncheon witL Metro Parks Commissioner 6.95
Ont.. Hydro Orangeville - hydro re Horan property for December 12.93
Woodbridge Dairy Bar - cups & milk re Chilaren's Xmas party 16.48
C.N.I.B. - ref. re R.D.H.P. Meeting January 11/63 43.46
C.N.I.B. - ref. re Exec. Meeting January 10/63 16.20
C.N.I.B. - ref. re Exec. Meeting Lecember 28/62 26.00
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re Lauder property 39.06
C.N.I.B. - ref. re Exec. Meeting January 16/63 26.78
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies 7.77
Barb's Sign Service - sign re display 20.58
Maplecentre Restaurant - luncheon re Personell Sub - Committee
& coffee re staff meeting 6.70
F.L. Lunn - to reimburse petty cash fund 45.19
G. C. Johnson - travel expense re furniture mart 12.80
h. Lund - travel expense re furniture mart 30.00
A. Roodzant - travel expense re furniture mart 22.40
116 Hecht - travel expense re furniture mart 3.20
4. Colucci - travel expense re furniture mart 22.40
L. W. Loker - supplies re 17 ,dill St. Boardroom 10.62
C,.N.I.B. - ref. re Exec. meeting an January 24/63 16.48
Caddy Plastics - cups & dispenser re lunchroom 20.86
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#213 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating & Maintenance
Ont..Hydro Brampton - portion hydro re.workshop & office for
December $.33
Ont.,• hydro Bra▪ mpton - hydro re bath house 25.74
Peat$on's Roofing - service call re furnace 5.00
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re rec. building 47.61
Armstrong Bros. - salt treated snad 27.00
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re rec. building 62.60
B. A, ail - portion credit card purchases for December 146,3$
Art's,Welding - welding re grader blade 7.50
G. H, vlood & Co. - cleaning supplies 2$.63
G. H, Wood & Co. - cleaning supplies 63+$3
#214• - N/E - Glen Haffy - Operating & Maintenance
Ont..Hydro Orangeville - portion hydro re workshop & office 10.09
Vagin's Garage - portion vehicle gas for December 12.1'
White Hardware - padlocks 15.20
B. K; Oil - portion credit cart purchases for December 9.79
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 4.50
k215_ -• N/E - Albion Hills - Operating & Maintenance
0nt . , Hydro Woodbridge - final hydro re Gadoutsis farm 1.96
Wm 11. Lick - portion fuel oil reworkshop & office 20.19
Wm, H. Dick - portion tractor gas 27.23
IThite hardware - padlocks 15.20
Cc id.ian Tire Bolton - gas can 6.57
Superior Propane - propane to heat gathouse 7.50
',ante Hardware - paper towels & toilet tissue 22.56
Crane Supply - foot valve re pump 5.76
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 9.79
Tanperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 17.65
Barclay Transport - salt treated sand & calcium 1$.00
h216 - N/E - Boyd - Operating & Maintenance •
S. Bontje - sach expended re ad for firewood 1.65
White hardware - padlocks 25.09
Woodbridge Farmers' - calcium for roads 23,.1$
Woodbridge Farmers' -• stove pipe ..52
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies 1.62
Mrp. J. Maynard - straw 15.00
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel - salt treated sand 19.75
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Lecember 25.46
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 1.15
Woodbricge Farmers -- portion tractor gas 7.0$
vloodbric ge Farmers'- damper for stove ' .77.
#r21$ -- N/L - Greenwood - Operating & Maintenance
Aj .1, Drug Store - first aid supplies 2.39
Arthur Mitchell - service to furnace 5,00
Pickering News - ad re sale of firewood 1.00
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 11.66
Imperial Oil - portion credit care purchases for December 3.25
4.220 - N /L= Black Creek _ Operating & Maintenance
North York Hydro - portion hydro re wodkshop & office 17.5
Dr. R. H. Kenney - prof. services re livestock 7.5
Mr. P. Court - cash expended re "Othello" 5$.6
Twp.,of North York - sign inspection fee L.0
A. Roodzant - travel expense to November 27/62 3.6
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil re workshop & office 11.7
Woodbridge Wood Prods. - lumber 3.
White Hardware - padlocks 15.
Woodbric ge Farmers' - feed for livestock 60.5
Gibbon's Printing Hose - tickets for sleigh rides 10.3
Woodbric ge Farmers' - paint 2 5.4
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re Laskay Store 27. -
4u : -' L '1 g3 Farmers' - fuel oil re #1 rosj dente under const. 37 ;-
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#220 - N /E /- Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases forDecember 19.69
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for December 13105
Wilkinson- Kompass - shoes for hordes 62452
A. Wolter - services re choir for Festival 1962 25.00
American Association of Museums - membership fees to February ?64 25600
Woodbridge Farmers' - chains, braces & bolts re livestock 7652
White Hardware - screw nails & plastic wood 5'54
Woodbridge Farmers' - feed for livestock 19.40
Gibbon's Fringing House - admission tickets re winter activities\ 10.30
Ont. Historical Society - Membership January 1`63 to Dec.31 /63 3.00
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil to heat, workshop & office 13.92
Farrell's Boarding Stable - expenses re driver for horse team 1962
season $0.25
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#222 - N/E - Claremont - Operating & Maintenance
Twp. of Pickering - duffing charges for December
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for December
W. Trolley - cash expended re ad for firewood
Aikenhead's Hardware - hand cleaner
Claremont Co -op - portion of coal to heat workshop & office
Aikenhead's Hardware - filters for furnace
X223 - pioneer Villagt. Stores
Mrs. F. Belson - place mats for resale
Hunting Survey - flooaline maps for resale
Mrs. F. Locke - braded rugs for resale
A. K. Kembar - maps for resale
Hunting Survey - floodline maps for resale'•
.art Gallery of Toronto - prints of paintings for resale
#224 - N/E - Cold Creek - Operating & Maintenance
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - portion hydro re workdhop & office dor
December
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for December
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for December
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel - salt treated sand
2.00
1$.30
3.75
6.49
11.75
4.66
12.00
2.7$
25.00
22.50
2.7$
25.00
$.87
16.16
1.93
21.25
PAYROLL FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 1963 37,$75.60
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SCHEDULTIcOPOLITAN TORONTO & REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
MEETING NO. 4/62
of the
FINANCE SUB-COMMITTEE
The Finance Sub - Committee met at the Faculty Club, 41 Wilcocks Street,
on'Thursday, January 31st, 1963, commencing at 12:30 o'clock.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Members Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
F. A. Wade
Secretary- Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
BUSINESS:
The 1963 Budget Estimates were discussed in considerable detail.
It .was agreed, and the Sub- Committee recommends that: -
(1) The 1963 Budget Estimates as amended and dated February 13th, 1963,
be adopted and recommended to the Authority;
G. Ross Lord
Chairman
•
F. L. Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer
SCHEDULE "CI':
REPORT NO. 5/62
of the
PERSONNEL SUB- C0I'lliITTLE
AUTHORITY OFFICE
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The Personnel Sub - Committee met in the }authority Offices on Tuesday,
January 29th, 1963, commencing at 11:00 a.m.
PR.,SLNT aLRL:
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Members R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
Secretary - Treas. F. L. Lunn
Dir. of Operations K. G. Higgs
The following metters were considered:
1. Attendance of Staff at Conferences and /or Training Courses - 1963;
2. Membership in various Associations;
3. Annual Increments;
4. Reclassification of Members of Permanent Staff;
5. Supervisory Personnel;
6. Assistant Superintendent - Albion Hills Conservation Area;
7. Amen 'ment to Personnel Regulation 19;
$. Supervisor -- Albion Hills Conservation School;
9. Review of Personnel - L. aolfreys
It was agreed, and the Sub - Committee recommends that: -
1. THhT the Staff be authorized to attend Conferences and /of Training
Courses during 1963 as set forth herein, and that their expenses
and /or fees in this connection be paid in accordance with Personnel
Regulation „`1$:
F. L. Lunn
- Soil Conservation Society of America - Annual
MeetinE, & Conference, Utah
- National iatershed Congress
K. G. Higgs - National watershed Congress
W. E. Jones
E. F. Sutter
C. B. Thompson
J. Horton
i�. A. Mclean
P. B. Flood
W. Loker
M. G. Jo}- iisoa
- University of Toronto Extension Course (Nights)
Real state -- 1st year
- American Right- of -4vay Association Seminar, Bigwin
Iran, Muskoka, Ontario
- Soil Conservation Society of America, Annual
Meeting & Conference, Utah
- American Institute of Park Executives, Wheeling
u� . • v.
- National Watershed Congress
-Parks & Recreation Assoc. of Canada, Halifax, N.S.
-Great Lakes Park Training Institute, Pokagon
State Park, Ind.
- Great Lakes Park Training Institute, Pokagon
State Park, Ind.
- North -East 'wildlife Society Annual Meeting,
Portland, Maine
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M. G. Johnson
J. Copeland
J. Borland
J. Agnew
T. Barber
K. Strasser
- Research Visit of Erosion Control Measures,
Michigan 4 -5 days
- National Shade Tree Conference, Toronto
-Turf Management Short Course, 0. A. C.
- Accompany lei. G. Johnson on research Visit of
Erosion Cbritrol-Measures - Michigan
-Lands -and- Fdrestaling Course, Dorset
(wages only)
- American Association for Conservation Information.
Nesbraska (and enroute)
- 1 day visit to Atwood Outdoor Education Centre,lll.
- American Association of Interpretive Naturalists
Meeting, Antioch, Ohio
A. Colucci - Research ▪ Visit -- Wilmington, Del. and vicinity
2, THAT memberships for the following Associations. be authorized for
1963, and that fees in connection therewith be paid:
Association Of Interest
American Society of Civil Engineers G. Ross Lord
Soil Conservation Society of America Executive Committee
Senior Staff
i merican Right -of -Way Association Irv. E. Jones
Town Planning Institute of Canada (Associate) J. Horton
,tmerican Institute of Park Executives W. A. McLean
The Ontario Parks Association W. A. McLean
The Parks• &Recreation Association of Canada W. h. McLean
Wildlife Management Society M. G. Johnson
American Fisheries Society M. G. Johnson
International Shade Tree Society J. Copeland
American Assocation for
Conservation Information T. E. Barber
Audubon Society of Canada
Federation of Ontario Naturalists
Ontario Historical Society
Pennsylvania Folk Lore Society
American Association of Museums
Canadian Museum Association
Royal Ontario Museum
3. THAT certain annual inr'"cmants and adjustments
be made effective Arlril 1st, 1963, as outlined
ard si. nod January 30th, 1963, by the Chairman
K. Strasser
K. Strasser
_ h. Colucci
L. Colucci
A. Colucci
L. Colucci
J. Colucci
of salaries and wages
on the Schedule Led
and Secretary - Treasurer,
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4. THLT the following Permanent Staff Employees be reclassified as set
forth herein:
Name
Miss P. Laba
Mrs. P. Lambert
Miss S. Higgs
C. E. Thompson
P. Pouw
C. Toll
F. L. Deurbrouck
E. Morris
Category
Clerk - Grade II
Clerk - Grade II
Clerk - Grade II
Clerk - Grade III
Semi - Skilled Labourer
Skilled Labourer
Semi - Skilled Labourer
Draftsman
Date Effective
January 1, 1963
January 1, 1963
ff
l.pril 1st, 1963
If
ft
ft
January 1, 1963
5. TH..T in order that the authority may have the best available supervisor
personnel and in order that it may be so organized to make the best
use of this personnel, the Staff be instructed to study and prepare a
report in this connection;
6. THi.T a farm operator be hired on a temporary basis for one year as
I.ssistant Superintendent, i .lbion Hills Conservation t.rea, with said
person to be placed more -or -less in complete charge of the Conservatior
School Farm and the maintenance of the School building;
MID FURTHER IN THIS REG4.RD, TH.T:- his duties be divided into
approximately two equal portions -- instructing students concerning
farm operation, and providing a caretaking service for the School
in addition to operating the farm;
t.ND FURTHER IN THIS REG..RD, THLT:- the said farm operator would
be responsible to the J.lbion hills Conservation *.rea Superintendent;
THLT the following action be taken in connection with the foregoing:
(a) THLT the Staff be authorized to advertise for an assistant
Superintendent, .1bion Hills Conservation hrea (Farm Operation)
on a temporary 1 -year basis;
(b) TH.T applicants for the said position be required to have a
farm background and experience in farm operation and preferably
formal training in ..gricultural Science;
(c) THk.T the person appointed to this position be permitted to
own and have on the farm two dairy cows of his choice to supply
milk for home use and calves for domestic use -- farm feed
may be used for these animals;
-to utilize eggs for personal domestic use only;
-to use up to two bushels of apples per year and two gallons
of maple syrup per year;
-to operate a vegetable garden to supply personal needs only,
farm manure and equipment may be used on said garden;
(d) THI.T the farm operator should in no way be entitled to use
farm raised animals or produce, nor may he dispose of same
to any person on behalf of the i.uthority for a sum less than
the current market value;
7. THLT Personnel Regulation No. 19 -- Permanent Establishment, be
amended as follows:
Office & .ccounts Division:
Clerks Grade III
Property Division:
Clerks Grade III
Conservation Lreas Division:
Clerks Grade III
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Conservation Services Division:
(i) Field Supervisor -- increase to 2
(ii) Nursery -- Semi - Skilled 1
Nursery 1
8. THi.T the Staff be directed to advertise for a Supervisor.for the
..lbion Hills Conservation School;
9. THAT the Director of Operations be instructed to advise E. Wolfreys
that his services with the kuthority will be terminated effective
March 15th, 1963;
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
Metropolitan Joronto and R10 rc
Con3eruation JuEhority
MINUTES
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Executive Meeting
February 27th, 1963 #2/63
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, February 27th, 1963, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Vice - Chairman I. & E.
Secretary - Treasurer
Property Administrator
Asst. Dir. of Operations
Conservation Areas
Administrator
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
H. S. Honsberger
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
Mrs. F. Gell
F. L. Lunn
W. E. Jones
F. F. Sutter
W. McLean
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 1/63 were presented.
Res. #23 Moved By: -- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By.:- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No.
as presented;
Carried Unanimously.
Y,M.H.A. DELEGATION:
1/63
be adopted
A delegation representing the Y.M.H.A. adressed the Meeting with regard
to certain problems of erosion on the West Don in the vicinity of
Bathurst Street.
Res. #24
Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff prepare a report reviewing the
problem and past action in connection with erosion problems
on the Y.M.H.A. property.
Carried Unanimously.
CENTRAL WORKSHOP:
A proposal to establish a Central Workshop for the Construction and
Trades Crew was presented by the Staff and considered in some detail.
Res.
#25 Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff proposal for the establishment
of a Central Workshop and Stores be adopted, and further
in this connection; that the Secretary- Treasurer be
directed to negotiate suitable rental space for the said
Workshop for consideration by this Executive.
Carried Unanimously.
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PERMANENT STAFF -- SICK LEAVE:
Res. #26 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- J. Britton be granted special Sick Leave
with pay for the period from March 14th to April 22nd, 1963;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -10 -- HIGHLAND CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- MbLEAN ESTATE:
As directed, the Staff presented a proposed Brief to the Board of
Governors of the University of Toronto in connection with the McLean
Estate.
Res.
#27 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Brief, as presented to this Meeting,
for presentation to the Board of Governors of 11e University
of Toronto relative to the McLean Estate, be approved.
Carried Unanimously.
AFIARY SITES:
A communication from Mr. A. A175, regarding the establishment of three
apiary sits (bee yards) was considered in detail.
Res. #2$ Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorited to negotiate a
rental agreement with Mr. A. Alt for three apiary sites (bee
yards) to be suitably located on Authority -owned lands;
and that the said agreement cortain the following conditions:
(a) That the initial lease be for two - years;
(b) That the lesee be required to move any site that
creates objection;
(c) That the rental be based on 50 -lbs. of honey per site
per annum, and that the said honey be made available
for use at the Albion Hills Conservation School;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -1 -A -- CLAIREVILLE DAM AND RESERVOIR -- SETTLEMENT - LIIIKGSTON:
Res. #29 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to
complete the Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue
of the Registration of Expropriation Plan 152199 on the
following:
Owner:- Donald P. Livingston -- Part of the East Half of
Lot 15, Concession IX, E.H.S., Formerly Concession IX, S.D.,
of the Township of Toronto Gore, now in the Township of
Toronto, County of Peel, containing 35.537 acres of vacant
land for the total sum of $7$,1$1.40, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees, and further subject to a
Certificate of Inspection being tsued by the Minister of
Lands and Forests;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -11 -A - WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION -- SETTLEMENT - WALKER:
Res. #30 Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: -- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
complete the Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of
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the Registration of Expropriation Plan 6299 on the following:
Owner : - Mabel Walker -- Part of Lots 15, 16, 17 and 1$,
on the Plan of the Village of Burrwick and Parcel "Bs',
Registered Plan 4.49, Village of Woodbridge, County of York,
containing 3.29 acres of vacant land, for the total sum of
$6,500.00 plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees,
and further subject to a Certificate of Inspection being
issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -12 -A - YORK MILLS CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS -- AGREEMENT:
Res. #31 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Draft : reement as presented be used
in connection with the acquisition of certain lands, and
that the said Agreement be approved and appended as Schedule
"A" of these Minutes; and that the following persons be
authorized to execute the said Agreement on behalf of the
Authority:
W. E. Jones; E. F. Sutter; W. E. Whitewood;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: - when the lan4e required for
the York Mills Channel have been acquired, that the
Authority convey to the Metropolitan Corporation an
Easement for the Sanitary Trunk Sewer to be constructed
beneath the new Channel;
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED SPORTSMEN'S FAIR -- COLD CREEK CONSERVATION AREA:
A Staff communication was presented containing the recommendation of
the Wildlife Sub- Committee in connection with a proposed Sportsmen's
Fair.
Res. #32 Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized and directed to
proceed with the necessary arrangements for holding a Sports-
men's Fair at the Cold Creek Conservation Area on June 22nd,
and June 23rd, 1963, on the basis recommended by the Wildlife
Sub - Committee;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -3 -A -- LOWER BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #33 Moved By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT;- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of the following properties,
subject to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests for each property:
(a) Owner : - David Newlands -- Part of Lot 16, Concession
V, Township of Albion, County of Peel, and certain
improvements contained thereon, at the price contained
in the Agreement dated February 19th, 1963, plus
adjustments, disbursements and legal fees;
(b) Owner:- Marcell and Helen Villeneuve -- Part of Lot 12,
Concession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel,
G containing 0.$74 acres of land and certain improvements
contained thereon, at the price contained in the
Agreement dated February 19th, 1963, plus adjustments
disbursements and legal fees;
Carried Unanimously.
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PROJECT P -$ -A -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN - RIVALDA HEIGHTS DEVELOPMENTS:
Res. #34 Moved By :- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acq:._'.sition of the lands described herein from
Rivalda Heights Developments:
(a) All of Blocks "A", "Do, "Esc, s ?Gc? and 'VJf, Registered
Plan 57$0, Township of North York, and also partly being
in the Township of Etobicoke, County of York, containing
31.$69 acres of vacant land for the price as contained
in the Agreement, plus adjustments, disbursements
and legal fees;
(b) Parts of Block oft", Plan M -92$, Township of North York,
County of York, containing eleven acres of vacant land
and being designated as Parts 2 to 12 inclusive on
Plan R -945 at the price contained in the Agreement,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -9 -A -- DON RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #35 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of the lm ds owned by Waterloo
Heights Company in accordance with the provisions of
The Conservation Authorities Act, said lands being Part of
Block ? ?X "P, Registered Plan 2772, Township of North York,
County of York, containing 1.531 acres of vacant land
more -or -less;
Carried.
In connection with the foregoing, Mrs. Gell wished to go on record as
voting "nay?? to same.
PROJECT P -11 -A -- ROUGE FLOOD PLAIN LANDS -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #36 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of the lands described herein
from the Estate of Mary E. Davis:
(a) Lots 49 to 55 inclusive, and Part of Lots 39, 47, 4$,
50 and 56 to 60 inclusive, Registered Plan 1$9, Township
of Pickering, County of Ontario, containing 1.155
acres of vacant land;
(b) Part of Lots 1 to 5, 125 to 131, all of Lots 6 to 27,
66, 67, 73 to 124, 132 to 164, and all of Block "B'
and "Co, Registered Plan 1$9 and Part of Lot 33, Third
Range (Broken Front Concession), Township of Pickering,
County of Ontario, containing 17.$23 acres and certain
improvements contained thereon;
for the total sum of $22,500.00 plus adjustments, disburse-
ments and legal fees, and further subject to a Certificate
of Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS:
Res. #37 Moved By :- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
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RESOLVED THAT : - the following firms be authorized to carry
out survey work as outlined herein:
DeatL,t McLean & McMurchy:
Project F -1] -A -- Woodbridge Channelization
(remaining properties)
& Rhodes and Associates:
Scheme W.C. -5 -- Lower Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands
(remaining properties)
Project P -2 -A -- Milne Dam & Reservoir
Rolph Property
Project P -6 -A -- Etobicoke Creek Flood Plain Lands
Bower Property
Project P -a -A -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands
Bradburn Leavens
Lutheran Church
Project P -9 -A -- Don River Flood Plain Lands
Waterloo Heights Company
Carried Unanimously.
WORKSHOP -- CLAREMONT COIISERVATION AREA:
Res. #3$ Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to reconstruct
the Claremont Workshop with a similar building of concrete
block and timber, and further be authorized to purchase
replacement equipment and supplies within the limits of the
insurance received;
Carried Unanimously.
196" LEVY -- METROPOLITAN SHARE:
Res. #39 Moved By :- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : -- the Finance Sub - Committee present the
Metro share of the 1963 Levy to the Metro Executive Committee
on Friday, March 1st, 1963;
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at one o'clock.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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SCHEDULE "1,"
BETTA,EEN :
AGREE1v1L1vT dated the day of , 1963.
hereinafter called the VENDOR(S),
OF THE FIRST PART:
- -and-
THE METROPOL' AN TORONTO AND REGION
CONSERVATION AUTHORITY, and THE
MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLIT1.N TORONTO,
hereinafter respectively called the AUTHORITY and
mETRO, OF THE SECOND PART.
WHEREAS the Authority and Metro, respectively, propose to construct
certain channel improvements and a sanitary trunk sewer along the
west branch of the Don River, between the north limit of the Rose-
dale Golf Club and Donino Avenue, which improvements will benefit
the neighbouring properties;
AND IHEREAS for the purpose of constructing the said channel improvements
and sewer it is necessary that the Authority and Metro enter on and that
the Authority eventually acquire title to part of the lands bordering on
the west branch of the Don River aforesaid, and the bed thereof;
AND 1fflERLAS the Vendor(s) is /are the owner(s) of the lands and premises
municipally known as
being composed of
in the Township of North York, in the County of York, more particularly
described in Schedule "A" hereto annexed, hereinafter called the property;
1.1.ITNESSETH THERLFORL that in consideration of the channel improvements to
be constructed by the Authority, as aforesaid, and the sum of TWO
$2.00 DOLLARS, the parties hereto agree as follows:
1. 1 The Authority, its employees, agents and contractors, to-
gether with all the necessary plant, machinery, vehicles, tools, im-
plements and materials is hereby authorized and empowered to enter upon
the'property and do all things necessary for or incidental to the con -
struction and laying down of the channel improvements aforesaid; and
without restricting the generality of the foregoing, is hereby authoriz-
ed and empowered to make such excavations, perform such reshaping, re-
grading and filling operations, and construct, erect, install, lay down,
maintain and repair such works and materials as the Authority deems
necessary for the purpose aforesaid.
2. The Commissioner of Lorks for metro, for or in connection
with the said sanitary trunk sewer, is hereby authorized and empowered
with all employees, agents and contractors of The municipality under his
control or supervision, to proceed forthwith with the construction of
the said sanitary trunk sewer in, under and across the property accord-
ing to the plans, specifications and drawings therefor in the office of
the, said Commissioner, and he and they are hereby empowered and authoriz-
ed to enter upon, cut into, break up, fill in, use and occupy with all
necessary plant, machinery, vehicles, tools, implements and materials so
much of the property as may be necessary for the construction of the
said sanitary trunk sewer during the time of the carrying out and
completion of the said work.
3. IT IS UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED that the propsed channel
improvements and fill areas (known as York iviills Channel Improvement,
Phase 2) will be located approximately and affect such land (subject to
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such alterations as may be necessary) as is shown on a plan prepared by
T:. 0. Chisholm, Consulting Engineer, dated July, 1962, and that the
proposed sewer will be located approximately along the centre line of the
new channel.
4. The Authority will establish grass at its own expense on all
fill areas.
5. ?Then the proposed channel improvements and sewer and related
works have been fully completed, the Authority will prepare a survey and
a metes and bounds description of that part of the property encroached
upon by the said channel (hereinafter called the parcel) which encroach-
ment will be as shown (subject to such alterations as may be necessary) on
the said plan prepared by W. 0. Chisholm, Consulting Engineer.
6. The Authority will prepare a deed by which the Vendor(s)
convey(s) the parcel in fee simple, free of liens and encumbrances, to
the Authority, which deed the Vendor(s) agree(s) to execute and deliver
forthwith to the Authority for registration on title.
7. The Authority agrees to pay all registration costs and to
take such steps and pay such reasonable legal fees as are required to
obtain discharges, or partial discharges of liens and encumbrances on the
parcel; where required, the Authority will pay a reasonable fee to the
solicitor for the Vendor(s) for perusing the said deed to the parcel and
attending on the execution thereof.
IN WITNESS VIHEREOF the Authority, acting by its duly appointed
agent, , authorized thereunto by resolution of
its Executive Council, and the Vendor(s) have executed this agreement the
day and year first above written.
SIGNED, SEALED and DELIVERED )
in the presence of )
THE NMETROPOLITAN TORONTO and
REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
Per:
Agent
Metropolitan 7oronto amt Iioii
Conservation -Authority
-M.INUTES
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Executive Meeting Wednesday, March 13th, 1963
#3/63
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, March 13th, 1963, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
,Vice- Chairman Hist. Sites
Vice - Chairman Etobicoke- Mimico
Secretary - Treasurer
Asst. Director of Operations
Historic Sits Administrator
Geographer
Camp School Consultant
I. & E. Administrator
MINUTES:
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
N. A. Boylen
H. M. Griggs
F. L. Lunn
E. F. Sutter
A. Colucci
J. Horton
Miss B. Snell
T. Barber
Res. #40 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 2/63 be adopted
as presented.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
Res. #41• Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- F. A. wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Accounts in the sum total of $644,2$5.71
be approved for payment and further that they be appended
as Schedule uA;s of these Minutes;
Carried Unanimously. .
ROBLIN'S GRIST MILS:
43tatf communication was presented by Mr. Colucci in regard to a Grist
i‹ a1 Bich was available for purchase.
Res. #42 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Authority purchase from Mr. Mac Smith,
Belleville, Ontario, the entire wood construction and
all the mill machinery presently in the building known
as Roblin's Mill, and on the site, including six mill stones,
fifteen wooden pulleys, gears, vertical shaft, flour cleaning
machinery and other parts, for the sum of $2,000.00, and
further that the Staff arrange to demolish the present walls
leaving said material on the site in a clean and safe
, condition;
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AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer
be authorized to make any budget adjustments which may be
made necessary,t'o complete this acquisition;
Carried Unanimously.
VILLAGE OF PICKERING -- SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES:
A Staff communication was presented outlining a request made by the
Village of Pickering for a suitable sewage treatment site.
Res. #43 - Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the matter of the Sewage Treatment Plant
site for the Village of Pickering be referred back to the Staff
for further study; and that the Village of Pickering be
advised that the Authority is in principle opposed to a
multiplicity of Sewage Treatment Plants being built on the
streams of the Region;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -2 -- BLACK CREEK -- gXTRA WORK ORDERS:
Res. #44 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue
Extra Work Order No. 13, for work as outlined in the letter from
James F. MacLaren Limited dated March 1st, 1963, resulting
in an increase to the contract of $1,40 ;.00;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #45 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue
Extra Work Order No. 15, for work as outlined in the letter
of March 8th, 1963, from James F. MacLaren Limited, said
work order to be in the amount of $435.92;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -1 -- BLACK CREEK -- EXTRA WORK ORDER:
Res. #46 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to
issue Extra Work Order No. 17 in theamount of $83$.57 covering
work as outlined in the February 26th, 1963, letter from
James F. MacLaren Limited;
Carried Unanimously
EQUIPMENT & VEHICLE PURCHASES:
Res. #47 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- as provided in the 1963 Budget, the following
equipment be purchased for the Heart Lake Recreation Building:
1 only Woods Model MB -17, 171? gear -drive Floor Maintainer,
complete with Scrubbing Brush S295.00 each
- Standard Solution Tank S 39.50 each
-Extra Scrubbing or Polishing Brush- S 13.15 each
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #4$ Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation received from Sholdice Service
& Supply Limited, dated February 27th, 1963, covering one
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Tilt -Top Farm Trailer in the amount of $235.00 be accepted;
it being the lowest quotation received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #49 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the replacement of the Tractor and Hammer
Knife Mower for use at the Claremont Conservation Area be
made according to Tenders called under #63 -05 and #63 -06.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #50 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- H. M. Griggs
RESOLVED THAT : - the quotation covering one Hammer Knife Mower
with an additional set of Knives received from Geo. Essam
Tractor Sales Limited under date of February 27th, 1963, in
the amount of $543.73 be accepted, it being the lowest
proper tender received.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #51 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation covering 1963 Model Tractor
(Similar to MF 35) in the amount of $2,350.00 received from
Sholdice Service & Supply Limited under date of February 22nd,
1963, be accepted, it being the lowest proper tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #52 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- H. M. Griggs
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation covering one 1963 Tractor
(similar to MF 65) Quotation #63 -07 in the amount of
received from McKeown9s Service & Supply be
accepted, it being the lowest proper tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #53 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation covering one Turf Tractor
$(similar to MF 35 Turf Special Tractor) in the amount of
2 601.31 received from L. McCoy under date of February 26th,
1963, be accepted, it being the lowest proper tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #54 Moved By:- h. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation covering one Flexible 4 -Way
Chain Harrow in the amount of $130.00 received from L. McCoy
under date of February 26th, 1963, be accepted; it being the
lowest proper tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #55 Moved By :- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT;- the quotation coverin one Multi- Purpose Blade
(similar to M.F. 21) in the amount of $179.05 received from
L. McCoy under date of February 26th, 1963, be accepted; it
being the lowest proper tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #56 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the quiation covering a 4 -Wheel Drive Pick -Up
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T,-uck in the amount of $2,794,00 received from Pigott Motors
Limited, under date of March 1st, 1963, be accepted; it being
the lowest proper tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #57 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation covering one 4 -Wheel Drive
Cab and Chassis Truck in the amount of $2,917.00 received
from Pigott Motors Limited under date of March 1st, 1963, be
accepted; it being the lowest proper tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #5$ Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation covering a Side - Mounted Mower
(similar to MF 135), in the amount of $556.00 received
from Sholdice Service & Supply Limited under date of
February 22nd, 1963, be accepted; it being the lowest
proper tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #59 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation covering a Standard Model Automo-
bile with 13$ H.P. tngine in the amount of $2,243.36 received
from Donway Motors Limited under date of March llth, 1963,
be accepted;
Carried Unanimously.
Y.M.H.A. - Y. W. H. A. PROPERTY:
Res. #60 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff Report on the Y.M.H.A. Property
be received and appended as Schedule i4BS' of these Minutes;
and further in this connection, that the following action
be taken:
That the decision of this Executive be reconfirmed; and further,
That the Y.M.H.A. be advised of the decision of this
Executive and that they be furnished with appropriate copies
of correspondence dealing with this matter.
Carried Unanimously.
ETOBICOKE CREEK -- TORONTO TOWNSHIP:
A communication was presented from the Township'of Toronto together
with a report on the Etobicoke Creek valley at Dundas Street in the Townshi:
of Toronto.
Res. #61 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff Report regarding the Etobicoke
Creek Valley at Dundas Street be received and that the
recommendations contained therein and set forth herein be
adopted:
(a) That the Staff be authorized to obtain a proposal from
M. M. Dillon & Company for a Preliminary Engineering study
for Flood Control on the Etbicoke Creek in the vicinity
of Highway No. 5;
(b) That the Staff be authorized and instructed to send a
strong letter of objection to the Municipality of Etobicoke
outlining the undesirable features of te Sanitary Land
Fill operation adjacent to the Etobicoke Creek in the vicin
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of North Queen Street and seeking an immediate cessation of thi=
' operation;
(c) That the Executive Committee concur with the opinion of
the Staff that the filling on the East bank of the
Etobicoke Creek North of Dundas Street has improved the
ability of the Creek to safely pass flood flows;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -11 -- WOODBRIDGE FLOOD CONTROL CHANNEL - WATER MAINrRELOCATION:
A Staff Report was presented having regard to the allocation of costs of
the relocation of certain water mains on Pine Street in the Village of
Woodbridge.
Res. #62 Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT : - the Village of Woodbridge be reimbursed in the
amount of $9,980.76 for the relocation of water mains
disrupted by the Pine Street Bridge construction, this amount
being the difference between the full cost of $13,280.76 and
the improvements valued at $3,300.00 which would normally be
chargeable to the Municipality;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -1 -- CLAIREVILLE DANI & RESERVOIR -- MODEL STUDY:
A report from James F. MacLaren Limited having regard to the additional
costs incurred with regard to the Model Study for the Claireville Reservoir
was presented and considered in detail.
Res. #63 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the account of the H.E.P.C. received from
the Homes F. MacLaren Limited in connection with the Model
Study for the Claireville Dam and Reservoir in the amount of
$8,050.10 be paid;
Carried.
BLACK CREEK LEVY:
Res. '#64 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT:- Paragraphs f3 fs and no of Item (d) of
Authority Resolution #21/63 be amended to read as follows:
“And Whereas, the 1963 Project Schedule calls for an expenditur-
of $330,000.00 for works to be carried out on the Black Creek
in addition to those presently undertaken;
That the Secretary- Treasurer be instructed to advise the said
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, that pursuant to Section
38 of the Conservation Authorities Act, the following monies
will be required in 1963 for the Black Creek Works:
25% of $3302000.00 $ 82,500.00
TOTAL BLACK CREEK LEVY FOR 1963 = $82,500.00P1
Carried Unanimously.
PROPERTY RENTALS:
Res. #65 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the following parcels of land be rented for
pasture, subject to a 1 -year Lease from time of issuing and
terminating before April 1st, 1964:
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(a) 30 -acres of the Albion Trout Club property to Mr. T. Gillan,
-- remuneration being the maintenance of the fences;
(b) 16 -acres of the Beatty property to Mr. G. Burns for the
sum of $25.00 per year;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT .F -10 -A - - WILLOWDALE DAM & RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. 466 Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to acquire the lands
owned by Harwin Developments Limited ih accordance with the
_ provisions of The Conservation Authorities Act, said lands
being:
-Part Lot 19, Concession II,,E.Y.S., Twp. of North York,
County of York -- containing 0.173 acres of vacant land
more -or -less;
-Part Lot 1$, Concession II, E.Y.S., being Parts 1 - 4 on
Plan R -1341, Twp. of North York, County of York, containing
4.699 acres of vacant land more -or -less;
Carried Unanimously.
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - CALENDAR:
Mr. Barber and Miss Snell presented the Calendar for the proposed Albion
Hills Conservation School. The matter was considered in some detail.
Res. #67 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- F. A. Wade
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RESOLVED THAT : - the Calendar for the Albion Hills Conservation
School as presented be received and approved; and that the Staff
and Miss Snell be congratulated on their efforts in this regard.
Carried Unanimously.
COMMUNICATION FROM T.T.C.:
Mr. Daridson presented a communication from the T.T.C. advising that they
were prepared to donate a Whitt Street Car to the Authority for use in its
Museum Programme.
Res. #6$ Moved By :- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the communication from the T.T.C. be
referred to the Historic Sites Advisory Board for their consider
ation and necessary action;
_ - Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meting adjourned at 1 :30 -p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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"Schedule A" February, 1963.
#3 - Travel Advances
C. B. Thompson - travel advance to defray expenses of
attendance at A.I.P.E. Conference $ 75.00
#27 - Options on Land Not Yet Purchased
D.' H. Maxwell Limited - option to purchase Pinchin property 5.00
A -1 - Office, Administrative & Technical Staff Wages
Office Overload Co. Ltd. - stenographer services for four
days . 63.00
A -12 - Staff Mileage & Expenses
P.' B. Flood - travel expenses re Authority Business for Jan. /63 23.30
W. A. McLean - tt tt tt If It n " tt 66.90
J. Borland - it n tt It n it n n 72.40
E. F. Sutter - n n It tt n n n tt 57.30
C. E. Thompson -" n It tt n tt tt tt 19.$0
C. B. Thompson -tt tt tt tt tt tt If tt 14.80
B. H. Halstead -tt tt tt tt tt tt n n 5.20
T.E. Barber - tt It It p tt n n n 22.60
M.' Whitley - " n It It tt tt tt n 43.50
K.'W. Strasser -" n tt tt tt tt It tt 26.00
R.W. O'Brien - tt it n n tt ( it it n '17.70
W.-E. Jones - tt IT tt tt tt tt tt n 78.30
J . ' H . Horton - tt If tt n n n It It 71.00
F.-L. Lunn - it tt tt it it n tt tt 74.90
A : • Colucci - tt tt tt tt It It n n 27.00
J.L. Copeland -n n tt tt it tt tt tt 31.70
P.B. Flood - expenses re attendance Great Lake Park Training
Institute, Exec. Res. #1/63 65.$0
D.•W. Loker - expenses re attendance Great Lake Park Training
• Institute, Exec. Res. #1/63 70.00
C.•B. Thompson - travel expenses re Authority Business for
Feb. /63 1$.00
C. E. Thompson - travel expenses re Authority Business for
Feb. /63 24.00
E.'F. Sutter - travel expenses re Authority Business for
Feb. /63 45.30
W. A. McLean - travel expenses re Authority Business for
- Feb. /63 - 53.70
# -21 - Office Equipment
Instruments Limited - covers for drafting tables
Underwood Limited - Underwood 15" Standard typewriter
Underwood Limited - Underwood 15" Standard typewriter
Fisher Scientific - hygometer thermometer
A -22 - Tools & Equipment
Berndt's Chain Saw & Marine - McCullock 1 -76 Chain Saw
Berndt's Chain Saw & Marine - McCullock 1 -76 Chain Saw
Wajax Equipment - tree marking gun
A -31 - Uniforms & Equipment
Fashion Hat & Cap - Yukon caps for Patrol Officers $.31
A -32 - Postage
Pitney -Bowes - rental of postage meter 30.00
Dr..G. Ross Lord - postage for Chairman's Office 15.00
Receiver General of Canada - postage for postage meter 500.00
r
10.72
171.4$
207.55
7.58
257.50
257.50
52.19
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A -33 - Stationery & Office Supplies
H. G. Barlow - office supplies $ 37.47
H. G. Barlow - office supplies 56.03
Gestetner - electronic stencils 6.86
H. G. Barlow - office supplies 28.01
Charter's Publishing - credit re overcharge CREDIT 690 -
Gestetner - mimeo paper 26.02
Dictating Supply - supplies re photostat machine 159,55
Hughes -Owens - drafting supplies 23.93
Hughes -Owens - drafting supplies 19.71
Charter's Publishing - to cancel duplicate billing CREDIT 89.18 -
Thomas A. Edison Limited - discs re dictating machine 10.65
F & E Cheque Protector - clean, adjust & ink dheque protector 10674
Instruments Limited - architect's scale 3.86
Instruments Limited - return of drafting supplies CREDIT 3.86 -
Charter's Publishing - file labels 24.01
Charter's Publishing - envelopes 111.87
Hughes -Owens - drafting supplies 12628
Gestetner - electronic stencil 3.43
H. G. Barlow - office supplies 76.48
H.• G. Barlow - office supplies 69.39
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - rings .62
Instruments Limited - drafting supplies 8.26
Gestetner - mimeo paper 104.85
York Printing House - stationery 28.02
Curry's Art Store - office supplies 8.65
Hughes -Owens - drafting supplies 18.54
Thomas A. Edison - discs & slips re dictating machine 12.80
Norman Wade Company - drafting supplies 26.18
Gestetner - special stencils 8.24
_estetner - mimeo paper 469.35
Gestetner - electronic stencil 3.43
Gestetner - electronic stencil 3.43
Grand & Toy - payroll journal sheets 91.40
Instruments Limited - repair transit level 7.84
A -34 - Technical Plans & Maps
Hunting Survey - print of Etcbicoke Floodline Mapping 3.04
Hunting Survey - print of Duffins Creek Floodline Napping 4.65
A -35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
Fagin's Garage - welding trailer 3.00
North End Garage - repairs to vehicle #22 95.34
Nobleton Auto Electric - repairs to vehicle #6 12.27
Humber Automotive - parts re vehicle #23 19.47
Murphy's Esso - belts, generator & regulator for vehicle #12 29.51
J. Burrow's Garage - repairs to vehicle #9 17.92
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 164.23
Patrick Motors - clutch, pressure plate & bearing re
vehicle #2 71.39
Speedy Auto Glass - replace windshield re vehicle #5 70.51
Imperial Gil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 56.15
Louis Muise Service - repairs to vehicle #4 6.88
Crothers - repairs to #955 traxcavator 848.77
Unionville Motors - repairs to vehicle #7 61.46
kurphy's Esso - exchange starter complete 34.95
A -36 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs
Woodbridge Hardware - bolts & coupling for machinery 2.18
Elmo Disney - plugs & washers re chain saw 1.85
Berndt's Chain Saw & Marine - file & joint set, ran, files
& oil re chain saw 26.36
Elmo_ Disney - antifreeze & oil for tractor 14.10
Chas. Ireland - bolts & washers for t,ractlr 2.20
Chas. Ireland - belt for tractor .75
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A•44 - Continued--- -
Northern Industrial Laundries - lab. coats for office
technicians $
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning services re office for
February, 1963
A -51 - Taxes - Non - Revenue Producing Properties
Township of North York - 1962 taxes re C. Jones property
A -52 - Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee re rezoning in Town of
Brampton (Bowers property)
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - services rendered re restricted area
By -laws, Township of Scarborough
A -53 - General Expense
American Institute of Park Executives - membership for year
ending Feb. 1/64
Thrifty Sport Shop - blankets for first -aid kits in Patrol
Cars
Night Directories - reference books
The Treasurer of Ontario - reference books for Property
Department
Ontario Chapter, American Right -of -Way Assoc. - dues for
the year ending December 31, 1963
Dr. C. D. McLean - physical examination re appointment to
permanent staff re P. Lambert & S. Higgs
Soil Cons. Soc. of America - 1963 membership for Mr. V.
Vignale
Co- operative Book Centre - reference book
Royal Bank of Canada - U.S. draft to Supt. of Documents re
purchase of reference books for
library
Canadian Centenary Council - membership fees for 1963
Richard De Boo Limited - 2 copies Canadian Almanac &
Directory
Receiver General, Dept. of Transport - renewal of mobile
station licences for 1963
12.40
200.00
4$.77
75.00
200.00
35.00
21.37
19.44
2.50
15.00
12.00
8.50
$.71
27.18
10.00
25.75
4.00
A -74 - Farm Pond Research
E. E. Wolfreys - travel expenses re pond research for Jan. /63 27.40
Woodbridge Hardware - strainer for lab. 1.10
A -75 - Farm Pond Subsidies
S. B. Meyers - farm pond subsidy 50.00
A -$2 - Fish Rearing
J. M. Schneider
J. M. Schneider -
J
J. N. Schneider
J. M. Schneider -
- fish food
fish food
- fish food
fish food
A -$3 - Bird Feeding
Harry Boyce - suet for birds
Harry Boyce - suet for birds
A -103 - Operation of the Flood Warning System
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - hydro re Greenwood Stream Gauge for
January, 1963
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - hydro re Pine Grove Stream Gauge
for January, 1963
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - hydro re Elders Neill Stream Gauge
for January, 1963
3.50
37.08
3.50
3$.52
5.00
5.00
17.14
23.08
11.55
A -36 - Continued--- -
Chas. Ireland - rebuilt bearings for saw
Hudson Welding - welding re trailer hitch
Hudson Welding - welding re saw frame
Altona Feed & Supplies - repairs to chain saw
Altona Feed & Supplies - repairs to chain saw
Altona Feed & Supplies - files & bolts for chain saw
Wm. J. Hux - chain saw parts
Wm. J. Hux - chain saw parts
Wm. J. Hux - chain saw parts
Canadian Tire, Bolton - tire pump & gauge
Humber Automotive - repairs to hydraulic jack
Berndt's Chain Saw & Marine - spark plugs & gas filter for
chain saw
Automatic Submersible Motor - repairs to bench -saw motor
Humber Automotive - tractor battery
Humber Automotive - tractor battery & bolts
Humber Automotive - plugs for pump
Wajax Equipment - repairs to fire pump valve
Wajax Equipment - repairs to fire pump valve
Berndt's Chain Saw & Marine - repairs to bar on chain saw
Wajax Equipment - repairs to fire pump
Kinch & Sutton - tractor parts
Kinch & Sutton - repairs to tractor wheel
Wm, Waterer - reimbursement of cash expended re spark plug
kcKeown's Service - repairs to tractor
McKeown's Service - parts for tractor
McKeown's Service - filters for tractor
McKeown's Service - repairs to tractor
McKeown's Service - parts for tractor
McKeown's Service - parts fer tractor
Berndt's Chain Saw & Marine - repairs to chain saw
- Page 3 -
A -41 - Telephone
Bell
Bell
Mono
Mono
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Telephone - 594 -0227,
Telephone - 594 -0280,
kills Telephone Co. -
Dills Telephone Co. -
Telephone - 843 -2949,
Telephone - 843 -2494,
Telephone 584-2922,
Telephone - 942 -2070,
Telephone - ZA 7 -3573
Telephone - ZA 5 -8253
Telephone - 633 -9901,
Telephone - 649 -2009,
Telephone - 288 -0671,
Telephone - 285 -5425,
73- _
$ 8.00
7.00
3.00
17.69
22.57
4.35
3.27
4.14
1.00
10.48
14.63
4.99
14.11
14.68
16.84
.64
9.62
11.85
7.00
15.87
1.44
16.33
1.08
35.81
5.37
3.10
35.68
28.11
1.61
58.69
January 1963 35.75
January 1963 25.93
tolls to January 1, 1963 re 22R3 19.80
tolls to January 1 ,.1963 re 22R1 43.55
4.49
22.27
32.74
24.21
45.96
43.91
44.21
27.87
39.27
611.45
January 1963
January 1963
January 1963
January 1963
, January 1963
, January 1963
January 1963
January 1963
January 1963
January 1963
A -42 - Light, Heat & Water
North York Water - water re 17 Mill Street
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Mill Street
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - hydro re main office for January
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Neill Street
A -43 - Rent
Maplecrest Realty - rent re office for the month of March 1,455.00
A -44 - Office Cleaning & Maintenance
Harry Matson - travel expenses re office maintenance for
January, 1963 1.80
krs. lr. ,r?ne - cleaning services re office for January,
1963 200.00
Woodbridge Hardware - florescent ligh% starters .93
Woodbridge Hardware - cleaning supplies 3.08
5.50
24.00
87.57
23.96
A -103 - Continued - - --
Township of East
Soarborough Public
- Page 5 -
York Hydro - hydro re Pottery Road Stream
Gauge for January, 1963
Utilities Comm. - hydro re Highland
Creek Stream Gauge for
January, 1963
Utilities - hydro re Pickering
Gauge for January, 1963
hydro re Bolton Stream Guage
for January, 1963
Comm. - hydro re Weston Stream Gauge
for, January, 1963
Hydro - hydro re Summerville Stream Gauge
for January, 1963
Markham - hydro re Markham Stream Gauge for
three months ending January 31/63
Village of Pickering Public
Stream
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge -
Weston Public Utilities
Township of Toronto
ti
Ontario Hydro,
A -111 - Advertising
The Telegram - help wanted ad re secretary
Toronto Star - help wanted ad re project engineer
The Globe & Mail - help wanted ad re project engineer
A -112 - Public Relations Consultant & Expenses
John Grimshaw - Public Relations consultant expenses from
• December 5/62 to February 8/63
Ontario Editorial Bureau - Public Relations consultant
services for 3 months ending February
28, 1963
B -46
1.89
10.17
2.50
17.39
5.83
2.30
29.12
25.35
20.40
16.50
17.00
1,289.83
A -114 - Tours & Special Days
Geoffrey Frazer - group photograph v,f Authority members
A -116 - Photography, Photographic Supplies & Engraving
Woodbridge Hardware - photographic supplies
Drake Delta - photographic supplies
Moir Engraving - engravings re news ads
Toronto Camera Exchange - photographic supplies
Toronto Camera Exchange - photograph developing supplies
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - photographic prints
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - photographic prints
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - prints of slides
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - pictures
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - slides
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - pictures
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - prints of pictures
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - pictures
•
A -117 - Exhibits
•
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re Sportsmen's Show
exhibit
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re Sportsmen's Show
exhibit
Morval Productions - styrofoam re Sportsmen's Show exhibit
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re Sportsmen's Show
exhibit
Harrison Brothers - letters re Sportsmen's Show exhibit
Harrison Brothers - letters re Sportsmen's Show exhibit
Harrison Brothers - letters re Sportsmen's Show exhibit
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re Sportsmen's Show
exhibit
Featherock of Ontario - featherock re Sportsmen's Show exhibit
Robertson Electric Sales - lights & bulbs re Sportsmen's
Show exhibit
Zenith Electric - florescent light fixtures re Sportsmen's
Show exhibit
15.45
3.40
24.34
72.68
39.49
26.60
1.85
1.50
3.71
5.19
6.80
3.06
'9.89
2.78
13.93
17.09
25.01
7.09
8.84
13.94
5.52
5.97
91.16
3.61
37.85
T• 47
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A -117 - Continued--- -
Eatons of Canada - foam rubber re Sportsmen's Show
exhibit $ 22.22
Keith's Hobby Shop - landscape supplies re Sportsmen's
Show exhibit 20.21
A =118 - Motion Picture Programme
Cinesound - processing for movie film 3.43
Cinesound - workprint of movie film 21 +61
Cinesound - processing for movie film 3443
Cinesound - processing for movie film 3.,43
Cinesound - processing for movie film 10.29
Cinesound - processing for movie film 6186
Toronto Camera Exchange - movie film 43460
A -119 - Press Clipping Service
Canadian Press Clipping Service - press clipping service
for January, 1963 22.90
CZC - Heart Lake - Constructibn & Development
Harry Matson - travel expenses re area construction for
January, 1963 6.00
B. A. Oil - credit card purchases for January, 1963 33.79
Imperial Oil - credit card purchases for January, 1963 14.82
C6C - Albion Hills - Construction & Development
Tony Groen - travel expenses re area construction for
January, 1963 - 6.50
Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen engineering services re road
lb P surfacing • 398.32
D. & L. Plastics - plastic re refreshment booth 35.12
Warnock Hersey - coyer curing & testing concrete culverts 10.00
Card Lumber - lumber re Implement shed 249.88
Card Lumber - lumber re Implement shed 274.60
Card Lumber - lumber re Implement shed 21.86
Card Lumber - nails re Implement shed 3.09
Card Lumber - lumber re Implement shed 0 59.14
Card Lumber - insulation & chimney re refreshment booth 154.09
Card Lumber - lumber re refreshment booth 4 38.65
Card Lumber - underlay re #1 house 29.66
Egan Brothers - fence pliers re fence 3.09
Canadian Tire - socket & wrench set re general development 18.25
Card Lumber - lumber re Implement shed 28.84
B..A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 24.15
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - portion hydro re workshop & office
for January, -1963 20.83
White Hardware - hinges re Implement shed 2.50
Robinson Brothers - digging trench re Implement shed - 25.00
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 14.44
Egan Brothers - glass, putty & tapes re Implement shed 25.02
C7C - Cold Creek - 'Construction & Development
Canadian Tire, Bolton - oil re chain saw 2br" general develop-
ment 5.92
Woodbridge Farmers' - oil re chain saw for general development 9.15
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas 136.12
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 38.38
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 4.32
4
C8C, - Boyd - Construction & Development
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - portion hydro re workshop & office
, for January, 1963 45.72
B -48
- Page 7 -
C$C - Boyd - Continued--- -
Woodbridge Hardware - sanding belts re general development $ 15.76
Cooper & Horton - drills re general development 47.$6
M. L. Baxter - rental of trash pump re Channel Improve-
ments 102.40
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 $6.27
Milton Quarries - stone re Channel Improvements 55.69
Premier Building Materials - gravel re Channel Improvements 11.3$
Premier Building Materials - gravel re Channel Improvements 6.$$
Premier Building Materials - gravel re Channel Improvements 4.$1
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 4.32
White Hardware - shovels, axes, ax- handles & sandpaper re
general development 57.3$
Premier Building Materials - gravel re Channel Improvements 32.43
Premier Building Materials - gravel re Channel Improvements 10.25
C8G - Boyd `- General
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - hydro re nursery for January,
1963 10.12
W. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 9.5$
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January,
• 1963 16.02
Ci3C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development
Harry Matson - tra4iel expenses re area construction for
January, 1963 14.50
Fagin's Garage - portion gas re vehicle #14 for January, 1963 37.74
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 2$.08
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January,
1963 7.69
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas 122.51
C14C - Greenwood - Construction & Development
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office
for January, 1963 12.62
Smith Transport - transport charges 2.$O
Graham Hardware - hardware supplies 8.91
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 ( 34.92
Graham'Hardware - shovel re general development 5.05
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 4.32
C19C - Claremont - Construction & Development
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office
for January, 1963 21.06
Aikenhead's Hardware - 'hardware supplies re general develop -
ment 2.63
fikenhead's Hardware - hardware supplies re general develop-
ment 8.22
B. A. Oil - portion credit card - purchases for January, 1963 45.60
D. L. Mairs & Sons - sledge hammer & handle 6.59
D. L. Mairs & Sons - friction tape .27
D'. L.' Mairs & Sons "- wire brush .59
D. L. Hairs & Sons - sledge handle, plaster & axe handle 2.68
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 8.65
Kilborn Engineering - fees for January, 1963 re resident
inspector re access road & bridge 455.00
C28C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
Harry Matson - travel_ expenses re, area construction for
January, 1963 4.00
D. H. Wood - travel expenses re area construction for
January, 1963 6.40
Wbodbridge Farmers' - furnace oil to heat #1 house while under
construction 18.10
I3-4S'
Li J
Pagt $ -
C2$C - Black Creek - Continued -e- -.
North York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office
fhr January, x.963 $ 61.93
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil to heat #1 house while
under construction •21.16
Brooks Manufacturing - damper for fireplace re #1 house 8.65
Card Lumber - lumber re #1 house 247$2
Card Lumber - lumber re #1 house 15166
Card Lumber - roof vent re #1 house 3 +09
Wbodbridge Hardware - handles & chains re refreshment
booth 4.$4
Wbodbridge Hardware - weatherstripping re #1 house 3.50
Card Lumber - lumber re #1 house 107.12
Card Lumber - dot.r re #1 house 15.97
Card Lumber - chimney re refreshment booth $2.40
Card Lumber - plastic stop re #1 house 10.46
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re refreshment booth 7.$$
Hudson Welding - steel straps re refreshment booth c 4.50
Dominion Poly Distributers - polyethelene re #1 house 69.01
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 32.5$
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 41.$0
North York Hydro - hydro re #1 house under construction . 3.52
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil re workshop & office 42.1$
Wbodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil to heat #1 house while under
construction 23.03
Fairbank Hardware - door pulls, plates & chains-re- refresh-
ment booth 17.$0
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil to heat #1 house while under
construction 23.53
Vallance Brovun & Co. - nails re #1 house 32.17
^Thite Hardware - saw blades & sanding belt re #1 house •10.30
A. Marritt - hauling stumps re fencing 1$2.50
C32/11- CA18 - Boyd Extension - Land
Death, N1cLean & McMurchy - expropriation books re Thompson
GrAceries property o
C36A - CA22 - Black Creek Extension -land
5.00
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursments re purchase
Dept. of Public Works & C.M.H.C.
property 733.90
C42C - CA28 - Bruce's Mill .Construction & Development
Stiver Brothers - tractor gas 65.34
Stiver Brothers - fuel oil to heat workshop & office 24.30
Ontario Hydro, Markham - hydro re workshop & r.ffice for
January, 1963- 26.40
Stiver Br ^thers - fuel oil to heat workshop & office 22.23
C48A - CA” - Black Creek Extension - Land
Wildman & Rhcdes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re the LaRush property 1,234.80
49A - CA34 - Glen Major Extension - Land
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re the Randall property 1,4$5.20
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re
purchase Stormy property - - 499.45
C50A - CA35 - Albion Hills Extension 1Tavlor, - Land
W. E. Whitewood - services re negotiation of the L. S. Taylor
property 95.00
- Page 9 -
W16B - WC6 - Black Creek - Engineering
James F. MacLaren Ltd. - 4th account for engineering to
December 31, 1962
W16C - WC6 - Black Creek - Construction
Aprile Contracting - certificate #4, final account re
removable weir
W17A - WC11 - Town of Weston - Land
B-50
$ 131.48
anal settlement
re expropriation of St. John's Cemetary
on Humber property
W. E. Whitewood - services re negotiation of St. John's
Cemetary property
Death, McLean & Mchurchy - print of registered plan re
Harris property
W23A - WC19 - Black Creek Dam - Land
Township of North York - 1959 taxes, roll #7128C -013, re
R. Kunin property 508.92
Township of North York - 1959, 1960 & 1961 taxes, roll
#7120C -0020 re Oxboro Investments
property '2,660.99
Township of North York - 1962 taxes, roll #7128C -002, re
Oxboro Investments property 734.38
Township of North York - 1960 & 1961 taxes, roll #7128C-003, -
re Densley Buildings property 472.47
Twp. of North York - 1960 -61 taxes re roll 7128C -013 ( Kunin) 2,372.05
W25A - WC15 - Don River. W. Branch N.Y. - Leaside - Land
Death; McLean & McMurchy - description re Township of
Leaside property 8.00
•
W44B - WC34 - Channel Improvements - Lower Highland Creek,
Lower Humber & Lower Etobicoke Creek -
Engineerinz
2,100.58
10,500.00
455.00
1.00
Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen - field layout & staking to Jan.
31, 1963 re Highland Creek
W44C - WC34 - Channel Improvements - Lower Highland Creek,
Lower Hi4mber & Lower Etobicoke Creek -
Construction & Development
A: Cox - travel expenses to dismantle shack at Highland Creek
& erect at Humber
Bridgeman's Hardware - galvanized pipe re Highland Creek
White Hardware - caulking, bolts & nails re Highland Creek
Halton Crushed Stone - stone re Lower Humber
Halton Crushed Stine - stone re Lower Humber
Halton Crushed Stone - stone'r a Lower Humber
Halton Crushed Stone - stone re Lower Humber
Halton Crushed Stone - stone re Lower Humber
M.L. Baxter - pump re Lower Humber •
White Hardware - hardware supplies re Lower Humber
Halton Crushed Stone - stone re Lower Humber
Halton] Crushed Stone - stone re Lower Humber
A. DiFlorio Equipment Rentals - rental of bulldozer & loader
re Lower Humber
Maccaferri Gabions - gabions re Lower Humber
Woodbridge Farmers' ; calcium re Lower Humber
Halton Crushed Stone - stone re Lower Humber
222.25
5.00
1.39
'10 :43
65 :12
49 :20
'98.67
54.67
130.90
52.35
41.23
130.46
34.54
557.00
1,951t83
23.18
67.21
B 51
- Page 10 -
F1A - Claireville Reservoir - Property
Death, McLean & McMurchy - chart to establish centre line
of Steeles Avenue • $ 126.50
Death, McLean & McMurchy - expropriation books re
Livingstone property 25.00
Death, McLean & McMurchy - expropriation books re Rexdale
Investments property 25.00
purchase of
• D. P. Livingstone property 78,179.40
W. E. Jones - reimbursement of option paid to D. P.
Livingstone 2.00
F1B1 - Claireville Reservoir - Engineering Contracts
•
James F. IacLaren Ltd. - 13th account for engineering
services to January 31, 1963 2,2$1.12
F1C1 - Claireville Reservoir - Construction Contracts
s
Daily Commercial News - ad re tenders for construction of
flood gates $1.00
Globe & Mail - ad re tenders for construction of flood gates 109.20
F2B1 - Ebenezer Reservoir - Engineering Contracts
O
James F. 1'acLaren Ltd. - 9th account for engineering services
to January 31, 1963
F3A - Bolton Reservoir - Property
Fred Schaeffer -
Fred Schaeffer -
Fred Schaeffer -
Fred Schaeffer -
Fred Schaeffer -
Fred Schaeffer -
Fred Schaeffer -
Fred Schaeffer -
Wi E. Whitewood
ii% E. Whitewood
WI E. Whitewood
W. E. Nhiteweod
Wi E. Whitewood
W% E. Whitewood
•
Wi E. Whitewood
•
purchase White
- property
.purchase Lorna
(White) Gardner property
purchase Pinchin
property
survey, plan & description re Pinchin
A - ^ property
survey! plan & description re Campbell
property 231.45
survey, plan & description re Ireland
property 231.45
survey, plan & description re E. Fullarton
property 231.45
survey, plan & description re Mathews
property 231.45
survey, plan & description re D. Fullartwn.
property 231.45
survey, plan & description rb Adye property- 231.45
survey, plan & description re Hall property 231.45
- services re negotiation of Shaw property 365.00
- services re negotiation of Taylor property 342.00
- services re negotiation of Flear property
1,990.35
2,750.00
7,150.00
11,545.00
49$.90
125.00
- option to purchase Dr. N.B. Taylor property 5.00
purchase Newlands
property 6,790.00
- option to purchase Newlands property 10.00
- option t• purchase Villeneuve property 10.00
purchase Villeneuve
r property 9,490.00
- option to purchase Flear property 10.00
purchase Flear .
c property
7,490.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re
purchase Shaw property 322.30
Chambers & Meredith - interim payment re appraisal of McKaye,
Osbourne, Adamb, Legard, Flear,
Villeneuve, Shaw, Clarry & Godwin
properties 3,117.$0
- Page 11 -
F3A - Bolton Reservoir - Continued - - --
Chambers & Meredith - appraisal of the Newlands property $
Roebuck & Walkinshaw &_North - fees & disbursements re
purchase Clarry property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re
purchase Todd property
F5A - King Creek Reservoir - Property
W. E. Whitewgod - services re negotiation of the Morrison
& Newman property
F7A - Finch Reservoir - Property
B-52
350.00
$9.65
148.10
368.00
advance payment
' in settlement to N.P. Love 10,000.00
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Overbrook Holdings- Ltd. property 536.05
FlOA - Willowdale Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Harwin Developments property
F11A - Woodbridge Channelization - Property
advance payment
en settlement to Sinai Day Camp
Dordon Limited - settlement of compensation re purchase
of land
purchase 2of
Walker property
F12A - York Mills Channelfzation - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw & North -
r .
•
F14B1 - Preliminary Engineering
79$.75
52,996.31
100.00
6,000.00
professional services rendered
re Channel 50.00
- Humber River Watershed -
Engineerir -
Engineeriqg Contracts
James F. MacLaren Ltd. - 8th account for engineering services
to January 31, 1963* 5,167.07
B1A - Black Creek Phase #1 - Property
Death, McLean & McMurchy - expropriation books re
Guschewski & Vasey property
Strung Real Estate - appraisal of Browning property
Strung Real Estate - appraisal of Edwin Construction
property
Death, McLean & McMurchy - survey, faan & description re
B. A. 031 property
Standard House Wrecking - dem'lition of buildings re Wilson
& Herod properties
W.. E. Whitewood - services re negotiation of Guided
Investments property
B1B1 - Black Creek Phase #1 - Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren Limited - 10th account re engineering
services to January 31, 1963 concerning
supervision of construction
5.00
$$3.40
321.74
'93.25
730.00
175.00
1,382.73
B1C1 - Black Creek Phase #1 - Construction Contracts
McNamara Road Construction - certificate #11 re construction
on the Black Creek 9,411.20
' •53
- Page 12 -
B1C2 - Black Creek Phase #1 - Construction Other
Bell Telephone - rearranging plant at Smythe Park, East
of Scarlett Road
B2B1 - Black Creek Phase #2 - Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren Limited - 15th account re engineering
services to January 31, 1963
B2C1 - Black Creek Phase 1/2 - Construction Contracts
Bedford Construction - certificate #5 re construction
B2C2 - Black Creek Phase #2 - Construction Other
North York Hydro - partial billing re erecting & recovery
of poles at Gordon McKay Road
P3A - Snelgrove Reservoir - Property
Chambers & Meredith - appraisal of Bertram property
-- Milne Reservoir - Property
J. S. Gibson & Sons - survey, plan & description re
Northgate & Township of. Markham
properties
Roebuck & Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re
search of title re NoPthgate
Developments property
P$A - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re
expropriation of Roselawn Investments
property
purchase Leslie
property
W. E. Whitewood - option to purchase Leslie property
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Lutheran Church property
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re I3radburn property
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Leavens property
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates survey, plan & description
re Canning property
F. J. Shankland - appraisal of Rivaldh Heights Developments
property
Strung Real Estate - appraisal of Nilgay Developments &
Miltorf & ,;agner Construction properties
Standard House Wrecking - demolition of buildings re Dr.
Stanton property
E. Whitewood - services re negotiation -of the Ysselstyn
property
negotiation of the McArd
property-
negotiation of the Anzil
property
negotiation of the Leslie
property
- services re negotiation of the Resmeir
property
u fees & disbursements re
purchase `'Tooldridge property
demrl -Ition of buildings re
Conforzi property
& North - fees £s disbursements re
purchase Johnston Estate
jiT.• E. Whitewood
74.• E. Whitewood
W. E. Whitewood
W. E. Whitewood
- services re
- services re
- services ra
Roebuck & Walkinshaw
Standard Umise
lcth ck &
North -
Sarre rk4.ng -
Walkinshaw
100.00
7,09$.92
5$,628.11
16.00
433.40
6$5.32
107.20
226.45
7,890.00
10.00
467.20
464.70
3$0.15
12.$5
575.00
200.00
665.00
1$5.00
145.00
15$.00
14$.00
362.00
105.1$
275.00
67.10
- Page 13 -
P9A - Don Flood Plain Land - Property
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Laterlor Heights Co.
property
E -54
$ 481.50
P1OA - Highland Creek Flood Plain Land - Property
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Township of Scarborough
property 1,25$.10
Chambers & Meredith - appraisal of Skelton property 503.6$
P11A - Rouge Flood Plain Land - Property
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Township of Pic'_;oring
property 1,2$4.10
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Max property ' 131.30
Wildman & Rhodes & /associates - survey, plan & description
re Collier property 179.20
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
' re Pelanyi property 171.90
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
' re Young property 165.20
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan &'description
re Guest property 172.10
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Suburban Homes property 155..10
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Robertson property ^ 146.25
professional
services rendered by E. J. Pugh,
Chartered Accountant, re auditing books
of Skigan Limited, for year ending
October 31, 1962 - - 250.00
�• tax deemed to. be
payable on the distributors
asset on Skigan Ltd. as of
November 1, 1962 6,392.00
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Pierson property 129.75
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Hodgins property 122.25
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Morris property 137.65
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description
re Beaucage property 129.70
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan, & description.
re Ferran property 134.40
' t, I- • 1 purchase M.E. Davis
properly 22,500.00
P12A - Duffin Flood Plain Land - Property' '
purchase
Avondale Construction
property
purchase
Crichton property
purchase Allen
property
purchase Rodda
property
purchase
Tanner property
purchase Hutton
property
160,000.00
$,000.00
10,500.00
8,500:00"
, 500.00 "
9,000.00
12,900.00
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P13B1 - Engineering Study - Duffins Creek Basin -
Engineering Contracts
Kilborn Engineering - final billing re Engineering Study
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
M. W. Band - 1963 instalment re Percy Band ''oy Collection
Card Lumber - flooring for wagons
Card Lumber - lumber for wagons
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re Toy Collection
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re Toy Collection
Woodbridge Hardware - saw blades
Para Paints - creosote re cobbler's shop
Globe & Mail - photostats
Woodbridge Hardware - straps re cobbler's shop
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re collection
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood re collection
John Langdon - school master's desk
Woodbridge Lumber - nails & plastic wood
Monsanto - foam re collection boxes
White Hardware - hardware supplies re collection boxes
Roht. Simpson Co. - sewing supplies & material 0
Grand & Toy - desk
R. ,Napier Simpson Jr. - tonsultarit architect's ees to
February-25, 1963
Mrs. N. Brown - articles collection
Albert Britnell Book Shop - reference books
Chelsea Shop - articles re collection
Charles Matthews - moving one r--___ building . n small
G4 - Stream Surveys
I5
Hunting Survey Corp. - enlargements of aerial photos
re
Instruments Limited - rental of transits &rtripod,
G5 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre
•
H. Matson - travel expenses re construction for January /63
L. B. Stewart - travel expenses re construction for
January 1963
Card Lumber - lumber & polyethelene
Card Lumber - lumber & weeping tile
Bolton Fuels - coal
Bolton Fuels - coal
Egan Brothers - stave pipe
Dominion Poly Distributors - polyethelene
ABC Ready -Mix - 3/4" stone
Panda Photography - pictures re stone work
Card Lumber - brick anchors
Card, Lumber - lumber
Card Lumber - lumber
Hudson Welding - angleiron
J.B. Wray - straw re footings
Gormley Block - concrete block, cement & sealbond
Gormley Block - sales tax on above purchases
Gormley Block - discount on above purchases
Builders' Tool Supply - rental of cement mixer
Skilools - cut off wheels re masonry
Maitland Equipment - carbalcy bit
Whit? Hardware - wood screws & nails
Joe Oliver - bolts
Acri.& McGarvey - progress certificate #1 re plumbing &
•
heating contract
Wm. H. Dick - tractor gas
Gormley Block - concrete block, cement & sealbond
Gormley Block - dismount on above purchases
Gormley Block - sales tax on above purchases
a
e
CREDIT
CREDIT
1,120.00
5,000.00
99.26
56.65
9.26
13.44
.54
50.99
3.09
3.71
1.24
33.64
50.00
2.54
91.69
18.65
$9.97
77.25
275.00
5$.20
10.75
89.61
200.00
260.11
50.00
23.20
150.00
25$.87
675.70
27.50
44.50
9.83
69.01
53.60
3.43
39.14
24.23
2.02.63
4.00
15.90
257.70
6.73
27.14-
107.52
84.67
33.48
20.70
30.37
1,900.00
16.34
195.10
115.45-
10.44
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G5 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre - Continued--- -
Gcrmley Block - amicrom $
Gormley Block - credit re blocks damaged in transit CREDIT
Gormley Block -' concrete blocks
Gormley Block - concrete blocks & piers
Gormley Block - concrete blocks
Thbrald Concrete Products - concrete blocks & beam
Thorald Concrete Products - concrete blocks
Wm: H. Dick - stove oil for heating while under construction
Wm. H. Dick - stove oil for heating while under construction
Wm. H. Dick - stove oil for heating while under construction
Wm. H. Dick - stove oil for heating while under construction
Wm. H. Dick - stove oil for heating while under construction
Dominion Poly Distributors - polyethelene
Premier Building Materials - brick sand
Bolton Electric - certificate #1 re electrical instalation,
less 15% holdback
#/209 - N/E - General
E. F. Sutter - cash expended re luncheon with Metro:'
Officials
B. Dunn - travel expenses re erectioi of display at
Furniture Mart
Department of Lan'Is & Forests - licdice of occupation
agreement
C.N. I. B. - refreshments re Executive Meeting January
r30, 1963
Woodbridge Hardware - reflector lights
Cahadian Tire, Bolton - paint, brushes & scraper
Cahadian Tire, Bolton - paint, keys & chain
Lou Hawkins - unthawing pipes in stream gauge
P.' L. Lunn - cash expended re luncheon meeting with
Provincial Officials re 1963 budget
Wm'. Waterer - reimbursement of cash expended on two
washable filters
C. N. I. B. - refreshments re Executive Meeting, February
13, 1963
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first -aid supplies re vehicle #4
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - supplies for first aid kit
D. W. Loker - cash expended re repairs to vacum for 17 Lill
Street
Caddy Plastics - cups for staff room
x=213 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating & Maintenance
B -56
39.00
9.07-
94.36
91.00
90.00
196.59
194.80
56.91
4$.72
43.47
53.55
52.29
34.51
13.$4
1,275.00
18.85
15.00
1.00
26.7$
10.94
11.18
12.02
27.00
7.62
3.61
26.7a
3.30
6.25
4.$5
11.59
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re recreation centre 56.7$
Sholdice Service - repairs to snow plough frame 9.00
White's Drug Store - first aid supplies - . _ 6.27
Wholesale Radio - wire 26.03
G. H-7 Wood &.Co. - cj4eaning supplies 18.64
B. A. Oil - portion credit caret purchases for January, 1963 11.27
Ontario Hydro, Brampton - hydro re recreation building
for January, 1963 39.24
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 4.95
Superior Propane - gas to heat gatehouse 15.00
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil for recreation building 59.10
##214 - N/E - Glen Hafp - Operating & Maintenance's
Fagin's Garage - portion gas re vehicle #14 for January, 1963 12.5$
Canadian Tire, Bolton - gas can & tape re. 2.59
Wm. J. Hux - bar, spring & washers -- 26.65
Para Paints - paint 0 4.74
Edgerton's - sharpening & setting saws r 3.00
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 9.37
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 2.57
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas 40.$4
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#215 - N/E - Albion. Hills - Operating & Maintenance
Canadian Tire, Bolton - lantern batteries $ 2.26
- Highland Creek Sand & Gravel - salt treated sand 23.00
B.. A. Oil - portion credit card purchasea.for January, 1963 8.06
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - portion hydro re workshop &
. office for January, 1963 6.95
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 33000
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 25.50
Superior Propane - gas to heat gate house - , ,15.00
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January,
c 1963 , 4.82
McKeown's Service & Supply - blades, bolts & nuts for
snrw -plow 10.56
Wm. H. Dick - fuel oil for Refreshment Booth (to be recovered
from C. N. I. B.) 36.20
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel - salt treated sand 25.75
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 34.20
#216 - N/E - Boyd - Operating & Maintenance
Oricario Hydro, Woodbridge - portion hydro re workshop &
. office for January, 1963 15.25
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - hydro re washrooms for January,
. 1963 6.b7
Ontari-, Hydro, Woodbridge, - hydro re change house for
. January, 1963 6.07
Card Lumber - plywood re workshop 21.75
Humber Automotive - plugs for pump 1.28
B .. L. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 28.76
Premier Building Materials - concrete sand 16.28
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 30.90
Woodbridge Farmers' - stove oil 9.45
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 28.,50
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 1.44
Empire Wallpaper & Paint - wallpaper & paste 10.77
L & G Floor Coverings Ltd. - tile & cement 68.97
7Y218 - N/E - Greenwood - Operating & Maintenance
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop &
office for January, 1963 , 4.21
S.. S. Pugh - cash expended re breaker switch & ad re sale
. of fi- rewoed 3.78
B . A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 11.65
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January,
1963 1.44
Aikenhead Hardware - tile cement & scraper 3.06
11220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
M.. Hecht - travel expenses re Black Creek for January, 1963
North York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office for
January, 196%
Woodbridge Hardware - wood screws
Wo.odbridge Hardware - batteries
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re Laskay Store
Barb's Sign Service - sign re winter.activities programme
Para Paints - paint & brush re signs
B , A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963
Imperial Gil - portion credit card purchases for January
1963
Wo▪ odbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil re workshop & office
Crane Supply - plastic pipe
Charter's Publishing - complimentary tickets
Superior Pr ^pane - gas to heat houses
Woodbridge Farmers' - feed for livestock
Goudey Manufacturing - floor lacquer & thinner
George B.ynt:n - hay f.r livestock
Hygiene Products - wax & floor cleaner
;r
.36.40
2.73
7.32
31.95
50.31
3.91
10.86
13.94
14.06
23.18
33.16
15.00
92.52
57.50
49.22
48.51
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#222 - N/E - Claremont - Operating & Maintenance
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office
for January, 1963 $ 7.02
;Lutomatic Pumping - air charger & air volume control for
well pump 16.77
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 15.20
D. L. Mairs & Sons - miscellaneous hardware supplies 3.4$
Township of Pickering - dumping charges for January, 1963 4.00
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January,
1963 2.89
023 - N/E - Pioneer Village Stores
Hunting Survey Corp. - ozalid prints of Don River Floodline
Mapping 6.53
#224 - N/E - Cold Creek - Operating & kaintenance
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas 45.3$
:Woodbridge Hardware - plungers & stove pipe damper $.17
B, A. 011 - portion credit card purchases for January, 1963 12.$0
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for January,
1963 1.44
#225 - Flood Control Property - Maintenance
H. Matson - travel expenses re Ryerson property
H. Matson - travel expenses re Lauder property
Woodbridge Hardware - saw set
Automatic Submersible Motor - repairs to fan motor
Hudson Welding - thawing water pipes
Village of Markham - weed spraying re Milne property
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - hydro re Henson property (Bolton
Reservoir)
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - cancellation of contract re
l.ttwell property
#310 - N/E - Sundry Revenue
Township of Toronto - 1962 taxes re roll #'T5$201024,
Lindsay property, recovered frem D.
Bannon as rent
3.30
3.30
.92
4.50
10.00
4.00
5.33
1.35
423.33
Payroll for month of February 37,685.66
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CC`iEDU JF "B"
Y.M.H.A. - Y.W.H.A. - WEST DON RIVER
At Meeting No. 2 of the Executive Committee held Wednesday, February 27th,
1, 3, a delegation was heard withh regard to certain problems of erosion
on the West Don River °'in the vicinity of Bathurst Street. The Staff was
instructed to prepare a report reviewing the problem and past action in
connectioli with erosion problems on the Y.M.H.A. property. The Staff
has reviewed this problem and wish to submit the following_report. The
bet summary available of what took place between 195$ and September of
1960 is outlined in the following Staff communication which was considered
by•the Executive Committee on October 24th, 1960:
TO: Executive Committee M.T.R.C.A.
RE: Y.M.H.A Y. ri'Y o H. A. Channel Improvements - West Don River
At Meeting No. 14 of the Executive Commit €ee held on August 24,
the following resolution was passed:
Res. #171 •- Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague--
Seconded By:- J. 0A. Bryson
•
That the request of the Y.M.H.A. and Y.W.H.A. for
•
certain erosion control works on the Don River be
doferred for a staff report to be considered at the
•
next meeting.
T;..) staff h•:5 considered this problem and respectfully submit the
"r11 o;iing report:
The ;..M.H.A. - Y.W.H.A. first made a submission to the
Authority_for the c velopment of -their building plans iri
the valley of the West Branch of the Don River North of
Sheppard Avenue and West of Bathurst on August 15, 1958.
In a letter from Dr. Lord to the consulting architects dated
• November 6, 1958, the following information was provided:
1960,
? ?Due to the proximity of the river to this bank and the
natural current of the river around the meander, erosion
co92.d ca se a serious problem. This also applies to the
western and sor.thernrportion of the parking areas. Stream
bank erosion would therefore be the most serious problem
which would be intensified by the unstable character
of new fill.
Where t'-.e channel is to be improved, we would suggest
that the banks be graded and seeded. In conjunction with
this, where stream bank erosion is serious, especially on
the inside of curves, rip- rapping of the bank is recommended.
S4
2he f.M.H.A. - Y.W.H.A. made representation to the staff for assistance
for the design of river improvements in April, 1960. The staff,
:1 consultation with the Ontario Department of Planning and Develop -
ment, prepared a preliminary report for a- portion of the required
c liann el improvements. It was recommended that the Y.M.H.A. - Y.W.H.A.
enrage a firm of consulting engineers to prepare final plans and
supervise the construction. The group has since engaged W. 0. Chisholm
r this p:', pose.
A preliminary estimate of the cost of channel improvements throughout
the length of the property is $100,000. Protection for the immediate
problem could, however, be provided for considerably less than this
amount. Ic is the opinion of the staff that for the full development
and maintenance of the site, permanent channel improvements will be
required.
The Plan for Flood Control and Water Conservation proposes construction
of three darns and reservoirs above the property, and when in operation,
these st- uctures will provide some protection. The Plan did not,
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however, include any channel improvements for this section of the
Don River.
It is the opinion of the Staff that the problem of the responsibilities
of the Authority for river improvements on private, quasi - public and
public properties is going to be a continuing problem, and a careful
policy decision must be arrived at. Representations are frequently
made to the Staff with respect to this problem and it is known that
further representations are going to be made to the Authority.
It is the opinion of the Staff that the adoption of a Scheme for the
improvement of the Channel through the property of the Y. M. H, A. -Y. TiY . H.
would establish a precedent which could involve the Authority in
expensive channel improvements throughout the region under its juris-
diction on private, quasi- public and public lands.
The Y.M.H.A .- Y.W.H.A. were adequately advised prior to the commencement
of their plans of the problems of flooding and river erosion, and it
was their decision to proceed having regard to these prblems.
The Staff recommends, therefore, that the Authority not agree to
undertake the improvement of the West Branch of the Don River
through the property of the Y.M.H.A. - Y.W.H.A. as a Scheme, and further
that the Staff be directed to continue to assist the Y.M.H.A.-Y.W.H.A.
in providing technical assistance within its capabilities.
2y..103 30 K. G. Higgs
Director of Operations.
At that time, the Executive adopted the following Resolution:
"Resolved That : - the Staff report regarding the erosion
problem on the Y.M.H.A.- Y.W.H.A. property located in the valley
of the West Branch of the Don River, North of Sheppard
Avenue and West of Bathurst Street, be received; and
further that the recommendation contained therein and set
forth herein be adopted:
(1) That the Authority not agree to undertake the improve-
ment of the West Branch of the Don River through
the property of the Y.M.H.A.-Y.W.H.A. as a Scheme; and
further that the Staff be directed to continue to assist
the Y.M.H.A.-Y.W.H.A. in providing technical assistance
within its facilities."
Subsequent to 1960 the Staff have, from time to time, provided technical
assistance and advice to the Y.M.H.A. pertaining to erosion control
problems and the erection of pedestrian bridges across the Don River.
In the interim, the Authority has received requests from other similar
agencies, the most recent being that of The Hebrew Men of England, who
face a similar problem only a few hundred yards downstream from the
Y.M.H.A. property. In all such instances the Authority has declined to
undertake the chmnel improvement works requested and has followed a
policy of undertaking these works only on Authority or Municipally -owned
lands.
E. F. Sutter
Assistant Director of Operations
EFS: js
3/12/63
Metropolitan, 7oronto and Region
Coruservation Atgority
1ViINLJ"TES
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Executive Meeting Wednesday, March 27th, 1963
#4/63
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, March 27th, 1963, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Members
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
H. S. Honsberger
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
Vice - Chairman Hist. Sites
Vice - Chairman Etobicoke
Mimico Advisory Bd.H.
Solicitor D.
Secretary - Treasurer F.
Director of Operations K.
Asst. Dir. of OperationsE.
Property Administrator W.
MINUTES:
Res. #69 Moved By :- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
N. A. Boylen
M. Griggs
R. Walkd.nshaw
L. Lunn
G. Higgs
F. Sutter
E. Jones
RESOLVED THAT : - the Minutes of Meeting No. 3/63 as presented
be adopted;
Carried Unanimously.
QUOTATIONS:
Res., 70 Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the following quotations be accepted:
(a) Quote #63=16 -- Power Block plane -- R. Spratt &
Co. Ltd, in the amount of $53,92 -- since the lowest
tender is incomplete;
(b) Quote #63 -17 -- 3/4" Heavy Duty Drill -- White Hardware
Limited in the amount of $166.47 -- it being the
lowest proper tender received;
Quote #63 -19 -- Heavy Duty 3" Belt Sander -- C.N. Weber
Limited -- in the amount of $93.60 -- it being the
lowest proper tender received;
Quote #63 -20 -- Mitre Box -- C. N. Weber Limited
in the amount of $$5.00 -- it being the lowest proper
tender received;
Quote #63 -21 -- $P„ Heavy Duty Circular Saw -- C. N.
Weber Limited in the amount of $137.10 -- since the
lowest tender does not meet specifications;
Quote #63 -22 -- Sabre t -. -- Southam Sharpening Service
-- in the amount of $224.55 -- it being the lowest proper
tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
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Res. #71 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the following quotations be accepted:
(a)' Quote #63 -24 -- Fireplaces -- Hudson Welding, in the
amount of $27.50 per unit, it being the only quotation
received, and is comparable to previous years;
(b) Quote #63 -25 -- Garbage Containers -- Universal Drum
Reconditioning Company in the amount of $3.25 per
unit -- it being the lowest proper tender received;
(c) Quote #63 -26 -- Carriage Bolts and Hex Nuts -- White
Hardware Limited in the amount of $ 471.90 __ it being
the lowest proper tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #72 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation of Rolph.Clarke.Stone Limited
for the supply of 125,000 copies of the Black Creek
brochure be accepted, it being the lowest suitable
quotation received;
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO 1/63 OF THE INFORMATION & EDUCATION ADVISORY BOARD:
Res. #73 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 1/63 of the Information & Education
Advisory Board be received, and that the recommendations
contained therein and set forth herein be adopted:
(a) That the Flood Control brochure as presented, be
approved, and that the Staff be authorized and directed
to have printed 10,000 copies of the present issue; and
that a second edition be prepared and a further 10,000
copies printed later in the year;
(b) In regard to the distribution of the Authority films,
the following action be taken:
(1) General distribution be made from the Authority
office as at present;
(ii) Modern Talking Pictures Limited be retained
to distribute the Pioneer Village Film to TV
Stations in Ontario and North - Eastern New York
State at a cost not to exceed $15.00 per showing;
(c) That the Staff be authorized to take such action as may
be necessary to carry out the 1963 Programme of the
Information and Education Advisory Board as appended as
Schedule ?,Aa of the Minutes of Meeting No. 1/63 of the
Information and Education Advisory Board; said action
to be within the limits of the Authority Budget.
Carried Unanimously.
GRIST MILL -- PIONEER VILLAGE:
A Staff communication was presented suggesting that as the Mill and its
equipment are moved to the Pioneer Village, that reconstruction commence
immediately.
Res. #74 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to proceed with the
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reconstruction of the Grist Mill at the Pioneer Village and
that the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to make such
Budget adjustments as may be necessary to carry out this
construction;
Carried Unanimously.
REPORTS OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD:
Res. #75 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Report of the Expropriation Advisory
Board regarding the following, be received and appended
as Schedule "A" of these Minutes:
(a) John Ullenberg (i) Samuel Zweig
(b) Irving Hennick (j) William Hennick
(c) Nathan Hennick (k) Mary Phyllis Love
(d) Jack S. Grant (1) Graham
(e) Jules Gerson (m) Atchison
(f) Woodview Development Ltd. (n) Highland Grove Development=
(g) Arthur Goldstein (o) Hewson
(h) Samuel Kleinberg (p) Ross- Conland Investments -
Donata Investments Limited
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -8 -A - HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #76 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of approximately 0.206 acres, more -
or -less, and certain inprovements contained thereon, from
Charles E. and Lillian Brown, being Part of Lot 17, Concession
lDli, F.H., Township of Etobicoke, County of York, at the
price stated in the Option to Purchase dated March 16th, 1963,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and further
subject to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
Minister of LandsEnd Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -10 -A -- HIGHLAND CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #77 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of the lands owned by John Smith and
Elizabeth Newing in accordance with the provisions of the
Conservation Authorities Act, said lands being Part of Lot 14,
Concession "D ", Township of Scarborough, County of York,
containing 33.60$ acres, more -or -less, and certain improvements
contained thereon.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -1 -A -- CLAIREVILLE DAM & RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #78 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of approximately 0.083 acres of
vacant land, more -or -less, from the Roman Catholic Episcopal
Corp. of the Diocese of Toronto, being Part of Lot 40,
Concession IV, F.H., Township of Etobicoke, County of York,
at the price stated in the Agreement to Purchase, plus
adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and further
subject to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forest;
Carried Unanimously.
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SURVEYORS:
Res. #79 Moved By :- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to engage the
following firms to carry out survey work as detailed herein:
W. S. GIBSON & SONS:
Project P -$ -A -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands -- Rudland
Realty Limited property;
WILDMAN & RHODES & ASSOCIATES:
Project B -1 -A - -- Black Creek Channelization -- remaining
properties;
Project P -6 -A -- Etobicoke Flood Plain Lands -- J. F. McLennan
property;
Project P -$ -A -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands -- Weston
Realty property; York Township property;
Metropolitan Toronto property;
Carried Unanimously.
SUPERINTENDENT'S HOUSE -- BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA:
A Staff communication was presented containing proposals for the
installation of storm doors, windows, and screens, for the Superintend-
ent's House at the Black Creek Conservation Area.
Res. #$0 Moved By :- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT : - the quotation received from Snow Window Frame
Limited for the supply and installation of storm, sash,
and screens for the total sum of $615.$2 for the
Superintendent's House, Black Creek Conservation Area, be
accepted, it being the lowest suitable tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -3 -- BLACK CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS -- YORK TOWNSHIP:
Communications were presented from the Township of York having regard
to a bridge at Alliance Avenue and a portion of the Channel involving
the area north -east of Louvain Street.
Res. #$1 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the changes in the Black Creek Channel
Improvement between Rockcliffe Boulevard and Louvain Street
as requested by the Township of York be incorporated in
the final design, subject to the Township of York conveying
to the Authority for a nominal sum, all those Township -owned
lands required in connection with the Channelization Project;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -1 - BLACK CREEK - CLAIM - McNAMARA ROAD CONSTRUCTION:
A communication was presented from McNamara Road Construction Limited
claiming certain expenses,
Res. #$2 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT : - the communication from McNamara Road
Construction Limited dated March 20th, 1963, regarding their
Claim be referred to the Authority Solicitor for his consider-
ation and necessary action;
Carried Unanimously.
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PROJECT F -7 -A -- FINCH DAM & RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #$3 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of the lands owned by John Richard
Hugh Sumner in accordance with the provisions of the Conserv-
ation Authorities Act, said lands being Part of Lot 21,
Concession II, WYS., Township of North York, County of York,
Containing 102,060 acres of vacant land;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #$4 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- +Treasurer be authorized to
complete the settlement of Compensation arising out of the
expropriation of 20.06$ acrg3 more -or -less of vacant land,
said lands being part of Lot 22, Concession II, WYS,
Township of North York, County of York, for the total sum
of $210,000.00 plus adjustments disbursements and legal
fees, and further subject to a Certificate of Inspection
being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #$5 P'Ioved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
complete the settlement of Compensation arising out of the
expropriation of 37.541 acres more -or -less of vacant land
being Part of Lot 22, Concession II, WYS, Township of North
York with Clifford Hicks and Creative Investments, as their
interests may appear, for the total sum of $211,990.60,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and further
subject to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by
the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
BUILDING DEMOLITION:
Res. #$6 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to take
whatever steps are necessary for the demolition aid removal
of the buildings from the following:
Project F -1 -A -- Tiveron property; Lindsay property;
Project F -3 -A -- Flear property; Villeneuve property;
Project P -S -A -- Leslie property;
Project P -9 -A -- Drope Paving property; East York Incenerator
property;
Project P -11 -A -- Davis property;
Project P -12 -A -- Avondale Construction rope t ° Critcho
property; Tanner property, itoaaa property;
Allen property; Hutton property;
Black Creek Conservatipn Area -- Superintendent's House;
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -19 -- BLACK CREEK -- GOODMAN PROPERTY:
Res. #$7 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- Mr. F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Authority Solicitor be instructed to
proceed forthwith in the matter of settling Compensation
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for lands expropriated in connection with Scheme W.C. -19 --
said lands registered in the name of David B. Goodman et al;
as detailed in Mr. Walkinshawts letter dated March 15th, 1963
to Mr. Morris Simon, barrister and solicitor;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- before paying over any
funds in the matter of this settlement, the Authority Solicitor
is to take every precaution that the Authority will receive
good title, free of all encumberances;
Carried Unanimously.
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL CONSULTANT:
Res. 488 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT:- Miss B. Snell be retained as Consultant to
the Albion Hills Conservation School until its opening in
September, 1963, and that she be paid the sum of $600.00;
Carried Unanimously.
FILM -- PIONEER VILLAGE AT BLACK CREEK:
A Staff communication was presented advising that the National Film
Board were prepared to print and distribute the film Pioneer Village
at Black Creek.
Res. 09 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- H. M. Griggs
RESOLVED THAT:- this Executive approve of the National Film
Board printing and distributing copies of the Authority film
vTioneer Village at Black Cree10.
Carried Unanimously.
EASEMENT -- SANITARY SEWER -•- TOWNSHIP OF ETOBICOKE:
Res. a2
Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- N. i,. Boylen
RESOLVED THAT:- an Easement be granted to the Township of
Etobicoke for the purposes of installing a Sanitary Sewer
Connection to the Trunk Sewer -lying in the Tonship '
of North York; said Easement to be located on Authority -owned
lands acquired from Milgay, Milton & Wagner, legally described
as Part Lot 21, Concession VII, WYS., Township of North York;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- consideration for the grant-
ing of said Easement to be for a nominal consideration of
$1.00;
AND BE IT STILL FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Chairman and
Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to sign any necessary
documents to give affect thereto;
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 12:50 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Chairman
F. L. Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer
SCHEDULE "A"
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REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
of the
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
to
THE AUTHORITY
The Expropriation Advisory Board, appointed by Authority Resolution #9/63
begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount of Compensation
which, in its opinion, should be payable to:
(a) JOHN ULLENBERG (Owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Block "A4?, Registered Plan 50$1, in the Village of
Woodbridge, in the County of York and the Province of Ontario,
containing by admeasurement 0.2$0 acres, more -or -less, according
to a Plan of Survey dated November 30th, 1962, prepared by
Death, McLean & McMurchy and signed by D. P. McLean O.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered February 8th, 1963, as No. 6739
and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under the
Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for compensation dated October 4th, 1962, in the amount of
$10,000.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the owner through his Solicitor, Mr. Darrell
Draper, Q.C., 133 Richmond Street West, Toronto, to appear before
them to present evidence supporting their Claim for Compensation
on March 7th, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in
Vaughan Township. Mr. Darrell Draper'Q.C., Solicitor for the owner
appeared before the Board and presented certain evidence in
support of his client4s Claim for Compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount
of:
THREE THOUSAND, SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY -SIX DOLLARS AND SIXTY -SIX
CENTS ($3,666.66)
to JOHN ULLENBERG (Owner)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 0.2$0
acres of vacant land, more -or -less;
(2) The Board after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of the opinion, that a bd.lding permit would
not be issued for this property as it does not conform to
the minimum Zoning requirements of the Village of Woodbridge;
Three separate properties (N. Hennick, Irving Hennick and
the subject property) do not conform to the minimum Lot
requirements and combined could be Sub - Divided into two
building Lots and conforming to the Zoning By -law;
Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use of the subject property would be its
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(4)
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combining with the other unbuildable Lots and Subdividing
into two saleable and buildable Lots;
(5) Compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the Board, fully
reflects all of the benefits which could be obtained from the
assembly of this property with others and apportioning one -third
of the combined value to this owner;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required as described herein
would be $3,666.66.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
(b) IRVING HENNICK (Owner)
(i)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands describe
as follows:
Part of Block "Ca Registered Plan 50$1, in the Village of Woodbridge,
in the County of York and the Province of Ontario, containing by
admeasurement 0.1$7 acres, more -or -less, according to a Plan of
Survey dated August 10th, 1961, prepared and signed by Arthur
Death, 0. L. S.
Plan of Expropriation registered November lst, 1961, as No. 6299
and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under The
Conservation Authorites Act.
Claim for Compensation dated Decembar 19th, 1961, in the amount
of $4,400.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the owner through his solicitor, Mr. Darrell
Draper, Q.C., 133 Richmond Street West, Toronto, to appear-before
them to present evidence supporting their Claim for Compensation
on March 7th, 1963, at the Authority Bard Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in
Vaughan Township. The solicitor for the owner appeared before
the Board and presented certain evidence in support of his client's
Claim for Compensations
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly met
and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount
of:
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ($2$0.50)
to IRVING HENNICK (Owner)
as we believe, in our judgment, this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property containing 0.1$7
acres of vacant land consisting of Flood Plain and steep ravine
slopes;
(2) The Board, after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of the opinion, that although this property
is Zoned R1 Residential, it does not conform to the minimum
requirements of the Zoning By -law for "R1" Residential; and furtl
-- the property fronts on a 33 -foot Right -of -Way and not on
a 66 -foot Road Allowance as required by the Zoning By -law;
therefore, there is not a reasonable probability of a
Building Permit being issued for this property;
(3) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use for this property, although Zoned r'R1d
Residential, would be its devotion to some use permitted by
the "Gf' Conservation Zoning Classification as the topography
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of the site contra - indicates any other use;
(4) The Compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the Board,
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a
fair market value for the parcel of land required and described
herein would be $2$0.50.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible
taking.
(b)
(11) IRVING HENNICK (Owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands describe,
as follows:
Part of Block nAll, Registered Plan 50$1, in the Village of Woodbridge
in the County of York, and the Province of Ontario, containing by
admeasurement 0.317 acres, more -or -less, according to a Plan of
Survey dated November 30th, 1962, prepared by Death, McLean &
McMurchy and signed by D. P. McLean, O.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered February 8th, 1963, as No. 6739
and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under The
Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated October 4th, 1962, in the amount of
$10,000.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the owner, through his solicitor, Mr. Darrell
Draper, QC., 133 Richmond Street West, Toronto, to appear before
them to present evidence supportiigg, their Claim for Compensation
on March 7th, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in
Vaughan Township. ?Jr. Darrell Draper Q.C., Solicitor for the owner,
appeared before the Board and presented certain evidence in support
of his clients Claim for Compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly met
and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount of;
THREE THOUSAND, SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY -SIX DOLLARS AND STXTY-
SEVEN CENTS ($3,666.67)
to IRVING HENNICK (Owner)
as we believe in our judgment this to be a fair and just price for
the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 0.317
acres of va "ant land, more -or -less;
(2) The Board, after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of the opinion that a Building Permit would not
be issued for this property as it does not conform to the
minimum Zoning Requirements of thB Village of Woodbridge;
(3) Three separate properties (N. Hennick, J. Ullenberg and
the subject property) do not conform to the minimum Lot require-
ments and combined could be subdivided into two building
Lots conforming to the Zoning By -law.
(4) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and most
profitable use of the subject property would be its combining
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with the other unbuildable Lots and Subdividing into two
saleable and buildable Lots;
(5) Compensation awarded herein in the opinion of the Board, fully
reflects all of the benefits which could be obtained from the
assembly of this property with others and apportioning one - third
of the combined value to this owner;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required as described herein
would be $3,666.67.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
(c)
(i) NATHAN HENNICK (Owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Block 110, Registered Plan 50$1, in the Village of Woodbridge,
in the County of York and the Province of Ontario, containing by
admeasurement 0.2$3 acres, more -or -less, according to a Plan of
Survey dated November 30th, 1962, prepared by Death, McLean & McMurchy
and signed by D. P. McLean, O.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered February 8th, 1963, as No. 6739
and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under the
Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated October 4th, 1962, in the amount of
$10,000.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the owner, through his solicitor, Mr. Darrel
Draper, Q.C., 133 Richmond Street West, Toronto, to appear before
them to present evidence supporting their Claim for Compensation
on March 7th, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in
Vaughan Township. Mr. Darrell Draper, Q.C., 'solicitor for the
owner, appeared before the Board and presented certain evidence
in support of his client's Claim for Compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount of
THREE, THOUSAND, SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY -SIX DOLLARS AND SIXTY -SEVEN
CENTS ($3,666.67)
to NATHAN HENNICK (Owner)
as we believe, in our judgment, this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 0.2$3
acres of vacant land, more -or -less;
(2) The Board, after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of the opinion that a Building Permit would
not be issued for this property as it does not conform to
the minimum Zoning Requirements of the Village of Woodbridge;
(3) Three separate properties (Irving Hennick, John Ullenberg
and the subject property) do not conform to the minimum Lot
requirements and combined could be Subdivided into two
building Lots conforming to the Zoning By -law;
(4) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use of the subject property would be its
combining with the other unbuildable Lots and subdividing
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into two saleable and buildable Lots;
(5) Compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the Board,
fully reflects all of the benefits which could be obtained
from the assembly of this property with others and
apportioning one -third of the combined value to this owner;
Independent appraisals alfailable to the Board indicated that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required as described herein
would be $3,666.67.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10%o for forcible taking.
(c)
(ii) NATHAN HENNICK (Owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands describes
as follows:
Part of Block "C", Registered Plan 50$1, in the Village of Woodbridge,
in the County of York and the Province of Ontario, containing
by admeasurement 0.262 acres, more -or -less, according to a Plan of
Survey dated August 10th, 1961, prepared and signed by Arthur Death
O.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered November 1st, 1961, as No. 6299
and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under The
Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated December 19th, 1961, in the amount of
$4,1)0.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the owner through his solicitor, Mr. Darrell
Draper, Q.C., 133 Richmond Street West, Toronto, to appear before
them to present evidence supporting their Claim for Compensation
on March 7th, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in
Vaughan Township. The solicitor for the owner appeared before
the Board and presented certain evidence in support of his client's
Claim for Compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly met
and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount
of:
THREE HUNDRED AND NINETY -THREE DOLLARS ($393.00)
to NATHAN HENNICK (Owner)
as we believe in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is the taking of the whole property containing 0.262
acres of vacant land consisting of Flood Plain and steep
ravine slopes;
(2) The Board, after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of the opinion that although this property
is partly Zoned 0R1" Residential, it does not conform to the
minimum requirements of the Zoning By -law for "Rl" Residential;
and further, the property fronts on a 33 -foot Right -of -Way
and not on a 66 -foot Road Allowance as required by the
Zoning By -law; therefore, there is not a reasonable probabiliuy
of a Building Permit being issued for this property;
(3) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use for this property, although partly
Zoned "R1" Residential, would be its devotion to some use
permitted by the "G" Conservation Zoning Classification as
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the topography of the site contra - indicates any other use;
(4) The Compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the Board,
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the date
of expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required as described herein
would be $393.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible
taking.
(d)
(i) JACK S. GRANT (Owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Block "C n, Registered Plan 50$1, in the Village of
Woodbridge, in the County of York and the Province of Ontario,
containing by admeasurement 0.213 acres, more -or -less, according
to a Plan of Survey dated August 10th, 1961, prepared and
signed by Arthur Death, O.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered November lst, 1961, as No. 6299
and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under the
Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated December 20th, 1961, in the amount
of $4,620.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the owner through his solicitor, Mr. Darrell
Draper, QC., 133 Richmond Street West, Toronto, to appear before
them to present evidence supporting their Claim for Compensation
on March 7th, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in
Vaughan Township. The owner and his solicitor appeared before
the Board and presented certain evidence in support of his Claim
for Compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly met
and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount of:
THREE HUNDRED AND NINETEEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ($319.50)
to JACK S. GRANT (Owner)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property containing 0.213 acres
of vacant land consisting of Flood Plain and steep ravine
slopes;
(2) The Board, after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of the opinion that although this property is
partly Zoned wIlln Residential, it does not conform to the
minimum requirements of the Zoning By -laws for 4R1' Residential;
and further, the property fronts on a 33 -foot Right -of -Way
and not on a 6E• -foot road allowance as required by the Zoning
By -law; therefore, there is not a reasonable probability
of a Building Permit being issued for this property;
(3) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use for this property, although Zoned partly
4Rlif Residential, would be its devotion to,some use permitted
by the ?Ica conservation Zoning Classification as the topography
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of the site contra - indicates any other use;
(4) The Compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the Board,
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required as described herein
would be $319.50.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible
taking.
(id)
i) JACK S. GRANT (Owner)
by reason of the Expropriation by the Authority of the lands des-
cribed as follows:
Part of Block "Au, Registered Plan 50$1, in the Village of Wood-
bridge, in the County of fork and tie Province of Ontario, contain-
ing by admeasurement 0.245 acres, more -or -less, according to• two
Plans of Survey prepared by Arthur Death & Associates, dated'
August 10th, 1961, and June 13th, 1962, respectively, and both
Plans being signed by Arthur Death, O.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered November 1st, 1961, as No. 6299
and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under The
Conservation Authorities Act.
A Second Plan of Expropriation was registered on June 27th, 1962
as No. 6497, and advertised in The Woodbridge News as required
under the Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Com ensation dated July 19th, 1962, in the amount of
12,400.00 was received by the Authority.
Revised Claim for Compensation dated February 5th, 1963, in the
amount of $19,000.00 was received by the Authority,
It is understood and agreed that for the purposes of this Award,
the two Expropriations are considered as one; and it is further
understood and agreed that the effective date for calculating
Interest, if any, is to be November 1st, 1961.
The Board invited the Owner, through his Solicitor, Mr. Darrell
Draper, Q.C., 133 Richmond St. W.; Toronto, to appear before them
to present evidence supporting their Claim for Compensation on
March 7th, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in
Vaughan Township.
Mr. Jack S. Grant and his Solicitor appeared before the Board and
presented certain evidence in support of his Claim for Compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation inthe amount of:
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS ($4,000.00) to JACK S. GRANT (Owner)
as we believe, in our judgment, this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 0.245
acres of vacant land more -or -less;
(2) The subject property conforms to the Village of Woodbridge
Zoning By -law for single - family residential development;
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(3)
(4)
(5)
The location of this property immediately adjacent to No. 7
Highway and possessing a poor view makes this Lot less desirable
than otter single - family Lots in this Subdivisiin;
Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use of the subject property would be its develop-
ment with a single - family residence in accordance with the
°R1 Residential Zoning Classification;
The Compensation awarded herein in the opinion of the'Board
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of Expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a fair
market value for this parcel of land required as described herein
would be $4,000.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
(e) JULES GERSON (Owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Block ,'B', Registered Plan 50$1, in the Village of
Woodbridge, in the County of York and the Province of Ontario,
containing by admeasurement 0.253 acres more -or -less, according
to a Plan of Survey dated June 13th, 1962, prepared and signed
by Arthur Death, 0. L, S.
Plan of Expropriation registered June 27th, 1962, as No. 6497
and advertised in the T;'oodbridge News as required under the
Conservation Authorities Act,
Claim for Compensation dated July 19th, 1962, in the amount of
$9,000.00 received by the Authority.
The Board 1.nvited the Owner through his Solictor, Mr. Darrell
Dra2er, 1.C., 133 Richmond St. W., Toronto, to appear before them
to present evidence supporting tieir Claim for Compensation on
1 "larch 7th, 1963, at the .'. uthority Board Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in
Vaughan Township. sir. Gerson's Solicitor appeared before the Board
and presented certain evidence in support of his client's Claim
for Compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount of:
FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($5,500.00) to JULES GERSON (Owner)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 0.253
acres of vacant land more -oi - loss;
(2) The subject property conforms to the Village of Woodbridge
Zoning By law for single- family residential development;
The location of the property, in close proximity to Highway
No. 7 and near the bottom of a fairly steep hill makes this
Lot less desirable than other single - family Lots in this
Subdivision.
(3 )
(4)
Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use of the subject property would be its
development with a single - family residence in accordance with
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the "R])' Residential Zoning classification;
The Compensation awarded herein in the opinion of the Boards
reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the ownership
of this property, present aid future, as of the date of
Expropriations
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a
fair market value for the parcel of ]and required as described
herein would be $5,500.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
WOODVIEW DEVELOPMENT LIMITED (Owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
All of Lot 3, Registered Plan 50$1, in the Village of Woodbridge,
in the County of York and the Province of Ontario, containing by
admeasurement 0.276 acres more -or -less, according to a Plan of Survey
dated November 30th, 1962, prepared by Death, McLean and McMurchy
and signed by D. P. McLean, 0.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered February 8th, 1963, as No. 6739
and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under The Conserv-
ation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated October 4th, 1962, in the amount of
$10,000.00 received by the Authority.
Revised Claim for Compensation dated February 5th, 1963, in the
amount of $6,000.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited representatives of woodview Development Limited,
through their Solicitor, Mr. Darrell Draper, QC., 133 Richmond St.
W., Toronto, to appear before them to present evidence supporting
their Claim for Compensation on March 7th, 1963, at the Authority
Board Room of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority Offices located in Vaughan Township. Mr. Jack S. Grant
and the Solicitor for Woodview Development Limited appeared before
the Board add presented certain evidence in support of their Claim
for Compensation.
We, the undersigned members
met and made such inquiries
necessary and advisable, do
FIVE THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED
KENT LIMITED (Owner) as
of the Advisory Board, having duly
and secured such advice as we consider
recommend Compensation in the amount of:
DOLLARS ($5,500.00) to WOODVIEW DEVELOP-
we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price for
the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 0.276
acres of vacant land more -or -less;
(2) The subject property conforms to the Village of Woodbridge
Zoning By -law for single - family residential development;
Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most prifitable use of the subject property would be its
development with a single- family residence in accordance with
the aRl4 Residential Zoning classification;
The Compensation awarded herein in the opinion of the Board
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of expropriation;
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Independent appraisals available to the Boad indicated that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required as described herein
would be $5,500.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
(f)
(ii) WOODVIEW DEVELOPM ENT LIMITED (Owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Block "C" and Part of Block "D", Registered Plan 5081,
in the Village of Woodbridge, in the County of York and the
Province of Ontario, containing 4.263 acres more- or- Jless, according
to a Plan of Survey dated August 10th, 1961, prepared and signed
by Arthur Death, O.L.S., and amended by a Plan of ., bandonment
dated December llth, 1962, prepared by Death, McLean & McMurchy
and signed by D. P. McLean, 0. L. S.
Plan of Expropriation registered November 1st, 1961, as No. 6299
and advertised in tie `.Toodbridge News as required under the
Conservation Authorities Act.
Plan of Abandonment registered February 8th, 1963, as No. 673$ on
Part of Block "Ds., Registered Plan No. 50/ .51, containing 0.217 acres
of vacant land more -or -less. '
Claim for Compensation-dated December, 20th, 1961, in-the amount
of $26,640.00 received by the Authority.
It is understood and agreed that for the purposes of this award,
Woodview Development Limited were the owners o-f -4.263 acres of
vacant land in Blocks .?Ca and 'D», Registered Plan No. 50$1 and
that the lands abandoned had been previously conveyed by Toodview
Development Limited to one Arthur Armstrong. --
The Board invited representatives of Woodview Development Limited
through their solicitor, Mr. Darrell Draper, QC., 133 Richmond St.
Wes, Toronto, , to appear before them t,o present evidence, supporting
their Claim for Compensation on March 7th, 1963 in the Authority
Board Room of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority Offices located in Vaughan Township.
i'Ir. Jack S. Grant and the solicitor for Woodview Development
Limited appeared before the Board and presented certain evidence
in support of their Claim for Compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly met
and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable; do recommend Compensation in the amount
of:
FIVE THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY- •EIGHT DOLLARS AND SEVENTY -
FIVE CENTS ($5,328.75) to WOODVIEW DEVELOPMENT LIMITED Owner)
)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole of Blocks ,IC" and "D
remaining to Woodview Development Limited;
(2) The Board, after carefullylearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of the opinion that the property consists entirely
of Flood Plain, gullies and steep ravine slopes, and under
the ,vG,i Conservation Zoning no residential development of
this land will be allowed;
(3) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use of this property would be the devotion to
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some use permitted by the • Goo Conservatioan.,Zoning Classification;
(4) The Compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the Board,
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of the subject property, present and future, as
of the date of expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicate that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required as described herein
would be $5,32$.75, calculated at $1,250.00 per acre.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
(f)
(iii) WOODVIEW DEVELOPMENT LIMITED (Owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands described
as follows:
All of Lot 4 and Part of Lots 5 and 6, Registered Plan 50$1, in
the Village of Woodbridge, in the County of York and the Province
of Ontario, containing by admeasurement 0.643 acres more -or -less
according to two Plans of Survey prepared by Arthur Death &
Associates (now Death, McLean and McMurchy) dated August 10th,
1961, and November 30th, 1962, and signed by Arthur Death, 0.L.S.,
and D. P. McLean, 0.L.S., respectively.
Plan of Expropriation registered November 1st, 1961, as No. 6299
and advertised in tie Woodbridge News as required under The
Conservation Authorities Act.
A Second Plan of Expropriation was registered February 8th, 1963,
as No. 6739, and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required
under the Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated December 20th, 1961, in the amount of
$1,650.00 received by the Authority for that Part of Lot 4,
expropriated by Plan 6299.
Revised Claim for Com ensation dated February 5th, 1963, in the
amount of $6,500.0 receive by the Authority for all of Lot 4,
as expropriated by Plans 6299 and 6739.
Claim for Compensation dated December 20th, 1961, in the amount
of $1,650.00 received by the authority for that part of Lots 5
and 6 expropriated by Plan 6299.
Revised Claim for Compensation dated February 5th, 1963, in the
amount of $5,000.06 received by the Authority for that part of
Lots 5 and 6 expropriated by Plans 6299 and 6739.
It is understood and agreed that for the purposes of this award
the two expropriations are considered as one, and it is further
understood and agreed that the effective date for calculating
Interest, if any, is to be November 1st, 1961.
The Board invited representatives of Woodview Development Limited,
through their solicitor, Mr. Darrell Draper, Q.C., 133 Richmond
St. W., Toronto, to appear before them to present evidence
supporting their Claim for Compensation on March 7th, 1963, at
the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority offices located in Vaughan Township.
Mr. Jack S. Grant and the solicitor for Woodview Development Limited
appeared before the Board and presented certain evidence in support
of their Claim for Compensation,
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having „duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in themounb
of:
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FIVE THOUSAND "IVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($5,500.00) to WOODVIEW
DEVELOPMENT LIMITED (Owner)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole of Lot 4 and that part of
Lots 5 and 6: Registered Plan 50$1 remaining to Woodview
Development Limited;
(2) Part of Lots 5 and 6 were sold by T'ocd view Development
Limited and that portion which remained unsold was subsequently
expropriated by the .authority at the owners request;
(3) The Board after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of the opinion that the remaining portions of
Lots 5 and 6 have no value to the owner unless sold with and
as a part of Lot 4 and therefore will be treated in this
award as Part of Lot 4;
(4) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use of the subject property would be its
development with a single - family residence in accordance with
the •R1' Residential Zoning classification;
(5) The Compensation awarded herein in the opinion of the' Board
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the date
of expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a
fair market value for the parcel of land required as described
Herein would be $5,500.00.
The Boad does not recommend an allowance of lO% for forcible taking.
(g) ARTHUR GOLDSTEIN (Owner)
by reason cf the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Block HB", Registered Plan 50$1, in the Village of Woodbridge,
in the County of York and the Province of Ontario, containing
by admeasurement 0.30$ acres, more -or -less, according to two Plans
of Survey prepared by Arthur Death & Associates, dated August 10th,
1961, and June 13th, 1962, respectively, and signed by Arthur
Death, 0. L. S.
Plan of Expropriation registered November 1st, 1961, as No. 6299
and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under the
Conservation Authorities Act.
A Second Plan of Exopropriation registered June ?7th, 1962, as
No. 6497 and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under
The Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated December 29th, 1961, in the amount
of $4,950.00 received by the Authority for that part of Block 4B"
expropriated by Plan 6299.
Revised Claim for Compensation dated February 5th, 1963, in the
amount of $9,650.00 received by the Authority for that part of
Block 4Ba, expropriated by Plans 6299 and 6497.
It is understood and agreed that for the purposes of this award;
the to expropriations are considered as one, and it is further
understood and agreed that the effective date for calculating
Interest, if any, is to be November 1st, 1961.
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The Board invited the owner through his solicitor, Mr. Darrell
Draper Q.C., 133 Richmond St. W., Toronto to appear before them to
present evidence supporting their Claim for Compensation on March 7th,
1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan Toronto and
Region Conservation Authority Offices located in Vaughan Township.
P'!r. Darrell Draper Q.C., solicitor for the owner, appeared before
the Board and presented certain evidence in support of his client's
claim for Compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, haring duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as me consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend compensation in the amount of:
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS ($4,000.00) to ARTHUR GOLDSTEIN (Owner)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 0.30$
acres of vacant land more -or -less;
(2) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use of the subject property would be its
development with a single - family residence in accordance
with the s'R1 Residential Zoning classification;
(3) The location of this property, in close proximity to Highway
No. 7 and near the bottom of a fairly steep hill makes this
Lot less desirable than other single- family residential Lots
in this Subdivision;
(4) The Compensation awarded herein in the opinion of the Board
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a
fair market value for the parcel of land required as described
herein would be $4,000.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
(h) SAMUEL KLEINBURG (Owner)
by reason of the Expropriation by the Authority of the lands-described
as follows:
Part of Block s?C.;, Registered Plan 50$1, in the Village of Woodbridge;
in the County of York and the Province of Ontario, containing by
admeasurement 0.271 acres, more -or -less, according to a Plan of
Survey dated August 10th, 1961, prepared and signed by Arthur
Death, O.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered November 1st, 1961, as No. 6299
and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under the
Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated December 20th, 1961, in the amount
of $4,950.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the Owner, through his Solicitor, Mr. Darrell
Draper Q.C., 133 Richmond St. W., Toronto, to appear before them
to present evidence supporting their Claim for Compensation on
March 7th, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in ,
Vaughan Township.
The Solicitor for the Owner appeared before the Board and presented
certain evidence in support of his client's Claim for Compensation.
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We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly met
and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount _
of:
FOUR HUNDRED AND SIX DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ($406.50) to
SAMUEL KLEINBURG (Owner)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property containing 0.271
acres of vacant land consisting of Flood Plain and steep
ravine slopes;
(2) The Board, after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of the opinion that .though this property
is partly Zoned "R1S4 Residential, it does not conform to the
minimum requirements of the Zoning By -law for 4141" Residential;
and further, that the property fronts on a 33 -foot Right-of-Way
and not on a 66 -foot Road Allowance as required by the Zoning
By -law, therefore, there is not a reasonable probability
of a Building Permit being issued for this property;
(3) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use for this property, although partly
zoned "R10 Residential, would be its devotion to some use
permitted by the UG" Conservation Zoning Classification as
the topography of the site contra- indicates any other use;
(4) The Compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the ,Bad,
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of Expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated than, a
fair market value for the parcel of land required as described
herein would be $406.50.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
(i) SAMUEL SWEIG _ (Owner)
by reason of the Expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Block 1C-, Registered Plan 50$1, in the Village of
Woodbridge, in de County of York and the Province of Ontario,
containing by admeasurement 0.297 acres, more -or -less, according
to a Plan of Survey dated August 10th, 1961, prepared and
signed by Arthur Death, O.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation was registered November 1st, 1961, as
No. 6299, and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under
the Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated December 20th, 1961, in the amount
of $5,170.00 way received by the Authority. -
The Board invited the Owner, through his solicitor, Mr. Darrell
Draper Q.C., 133 Richmond St. W., Toronto, to appear before them
to present evidence supporting their Claim forCompensation on
March 7th, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority offices located in
Vaughan Township.
The Solicitor for the Owner appeared before the Board and presented
certain evidence in support of his client's Claim for Compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly met
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and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount
of:
FOUR HVNDREDI AND FORTY -FIVE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ($445.50)
to SAMUEL SWEIG (Owner)
as we believe in our judgment this to be a fair and just price for
the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property containing 0.297 acres
of vacant land consisting of Flood Plain and steep ravine
slopes;
(2) The Board, after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of the opinion thatathough this property is
partly Zoned will" Residential, it does not conform to the
minimum requirements of the Zoning By -law for fRl" Residential;
and further, the property fronts on a 33 -foot Right -of -Way
and not on a 66 -foot Road Allowance, as required by the
Zoning By -law; therefore there is not a reasonable probability
of a Building Permit being issued for this property;
(3) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use for this property, although partly Zoned
PPRlb9 Residential, would be its devotion to some use permitted
by the o ?G" Conservation Zoning Classification as the topography
of the site contra - indicates any other use;
(4) The Compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the Board,
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the own-
ership of this property, present and future, as of the date
of Expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to the Boad indicated that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required as described herein
would be $445.50•
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
(j) WILLIAM HENNICK (Owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows;
Part of Block "C'Q, Registered Plan 50$1, in the Village of Woodbridge,
in the County of York and the Province of Ontario, containing by
admeasurement 0.299 acres, more -or -less, according to a Plan of
Survey dated August 10th, 1961, prepared and signed by Arthur Death,
0. L. S.
Plan of Expropriation registered November 1st, 1961, as No. 6299
and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under the Conserv-
ation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated December 19, 1961, in the amount of
$5,280.00 received by the Authority,
The Board invited the owner, through his solicitor, Mr. Darrell
Draper, Q.C., 133 Richmond St. W., Toronto, to appear before them
to present evidence supporting their Claim for Compensation on
March 7th, 1963, in the Authority Boad Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in
Vaughan Township. The Solicitor for the Owner appeared before the
Board and presented certain evidence in support of his clients
Claim for Compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount of:
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FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY- •EIGHT DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ($44$.50)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property containing 0.299
acres of vacant land consisting of Flood Plain and steep
ravine slopes;
(2) The Board after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of the opinion, that, although this property
is partly Zoned '7R1 "Residential, is does not conform to the
minimum requirements of the Zoning By -law for "Rlt' Residential;
and further, the property fronts on a 33 -foot Right -of -Way
and not on a 66 -foot Road Allowance as required by the
Zoning By -law, therefore there is not a reasonable probability
of a Building Permit being issued for this property;
(3) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use for this property, although partly
Zoned "R1" Residential would be its devotion to some use
permitted by the f'Gi' Conservation Zoning Classification as
the topography of the site contra - indicates any other use;
(4) The Compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the Board,
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of expropriation.
Independent appraiGals available to the Board indicated that a
fair market value for the parcel of land required as described
herein would be $44$.50.
The Board does not recorend an allowance of 10% for forcible
taking.
(k) MARY :PHYLLI S LOVE (Owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows;
Part of Lot 20, Concession II, West of Yonge Street, in the Township
of North York, in the County of York and the Province of Ontario,
containing by admeasurement 3.143 acres more -or -less according to
a Plan of Survey dated June 21st, 1962, prepared by Wildman &
Rhodes & Associates and signed by Lawrence Tomkins, O.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered June 21st, 1962, as No. 6494
and advertised in the Globe and Mail as required under The Conserv-
ation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated August 29th, 1962, in the amount of
$216,000.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the Owner through her Solicitor, Mr.-R. li. Rohmer
Q.C., of the legal firm of Rohmer, Cory, Hogg, Morri4 Haley &
Givertz, Barristers & Solicitors, 72$ Bay St., Toronto to appear
before them to present evidence supporting her Claim for Compensation
on March 7th, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in
Vaughan Township. Mrs. Love's Solicitor advised that they died not
wish to attend the Meeting.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such incuiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount of:
FORTY -THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($43,000.00), to MARY PHYLLIS LOVE
(Owner)
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as we believe in our judgment this to be a fair and just price for
the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 3.143
acres more -or -less and including all improvements contained
thereon. Improvements consist of a substantial 12 -story
frame residence, containing twelve rooms and attached two -car
garage, a separate two -car garage and a frame shed;
(2) The Board, after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of the opinion, that there is a probability
of a Rezoning being realized for 0.675 acres of the property.
only;
(3) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use would be its existing use, that being as
a residence of a substantial nature;
(4) Evidence before the Board indicates the sale of this property
for an apartment site, private club or church site, would
bring a lower value than the sale of the property for•e
private residence;
(5) The Compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the Board,
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to th) Board indicated that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required as described herein
would be $10,000.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
(1) CHRISTOPHER J. and DOROTHY L. GRAHAM (Joint Tenants) (Owners)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Lot 2, Concession IX, Northern Division, of the Township
of Toronto Gore, in the County of Peel and the Province of Ontrio,
containing by admeasurement 61.1$1 acres more -or -less, according
to a Plan of Survey dated February 28th, 1962, prepared and
signed by Arthur Death, 0.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered June 4th, 1962, as No. 5293 and
advertised in the Brampton Times and Conservator as required under
the Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated September 6th, 1962, in the amount
of $300,000.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the owners through their Solicitor, Mr. Ronald
J. Rolls of the legal firm of Fasken, Calvin, MacKenzie, Williston
& Swackhamer, Adelaide & Toronto Streets, Toronto, to appear before
them to present evidence supporting their Claim for Compensation
on March 7th, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in
Vaughan Township. Mr. Rolls advised that he did not wish to attend
the meeting.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly met
and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount
of:
SEVENTY -THREE THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS($73,500.00) to
CHRISTOPHER J. and DOROTHY L. GRAHAM (Owners)
as we believes in our judgment this to be a fair and just price for
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the following reasons:
(1) This is the taking of the whole property consisting of 61.1$1
acres of vacant land more -or -less;
(2) The whole of the property is controlled by Sub- Division
Control By -law 713 passed June ]4th, 1950;
Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use for the property would be its devotion
to Agricultural or Residential use until such time as the
future Sub - division potential can be realized;
The Compensation awarded herein in the opinion of tie Board
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required as described herein
would be $73,500.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
(3 )
(4)
JOHN L. and MARJORIE E. ATCHISON (Owners)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Lot 23, Concession VbIII, in the Township of Vaughan, in
the County of York, and the Province of Ontario, containing by ad-
measurement 22.319 acres, more -or -less, according to a Plan of
Survey dated June 11th, 1962, prepared by Wildman & Rhodes &
Associates, and signed by G. Ballach, O.L.S.
Plan of Exopropriation registered June 19th, 1962, as -No 64$9
and advertised in the Globe and Mail as required under the Conserv-
ation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated August 20th, 1962, in the amount of
$4,000.00 per acre received by the Authority.
The Board invited the owners through their Solicitor, Mr. John I.
Johnston, of the legal ,firm of Douglas, Johnston & Gray, Barristers,
Solicitors etc., 140 Seventh Street,'New'Tornnto, to appear before
them to present evidence supporting their Claim for Compensation
on March 7th, 1963, at the Aixhority Board Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in
Vaughan Township. Mr. Johnston advised that he did not wish to
attend the meeting.
We, the undersigned members
and made such inquiries and
necessary and advisable, do
of:
of the Advisory Board,
secured such advice as
recommend Compensation
having duly met
we consider
in the amount
TWENTY -FIVE THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($25,500.00) to JOHN
L. and MARJORIE E. ATCHISON (Owners)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 22.319
acres of vacant land more -or -less;
This property is Zoned Suburban Residential with the exception
of approximately two acres which is designated as Flood Zone;
Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use for the property is future residential
development in accordance with the provisions of the Zoning
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By -law with the existing agricultural use continuing until
this potential is realized;
(4) The Compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the Board,
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the owner-
ship of this property, present and future, as of the date of
expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required as described herein
would be $25,500.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
(n) HIGHLAND GROVE DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED (Owner) HARRY U- NGERMAN (Claimant)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands described
as follows:
The whole of Lots 25 and 26 and part of Lots 27 to 32 inclusive,
Registered Plan 2355, in the Township of North York, in the County of
York and the Province of Ontario, containing by admeasurement 36.507
acres more -or -less, according to a Plan of Survey dated April 30th,
1962, prepared by Wildman & Rhodes & Associates and signed by
R. R. Scott, 0. L. S.
Plan of Expropriation registered May 9th, 1962, as No.'6445 and
advertised in the Globe and Mail as required under the Conservation
Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated July 11th, 1962, in the amount of
$129,500.00 received by the Authority from Highland Grove Developments
Limited (Owner).
Claim for Compensation dated July 30th, 1962 in the amount of
$145,000.00 received by the Authority from Harry Ungerman (Claimant).
The Board invited representatives of Highland Grove Developments
Limited through their Solicitor, Nr. E. Laxton, Q.C., 327 Bay St.,
Toronto, and Mr. Harry Ungerman through his Solicitor, Mr. M. Brown,Q.C.
394 Bay St., Toronto, to appear before them to present evidence
supporting their Claim for Compensation on March 7th, 1963, at the
Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority Offices located in Vaughan Township. Representatives of
Highland Grove Developments Limited, their Solicitor and the Solicitor
for Mr. Ungerman appeared before the Board, filed a revised Statement
of Claim for both parties in the amount of $115,000.00 and presented
certain evidence in support of this Claim.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly met and
made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider necessary
and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount of:
THIRTY -SIX THOUSAND, EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS ($36,500.00) to HIGHLAND
GROVE DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED (Owner) & HARRY UNGERMAN (Claimant).
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price for
the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 36.507 acres
of vacant land more -ox -less;
(2) The whole of this property is zoned Greenbelt and consists of
Flood Plain land and ravine slopes;
(3) The Board after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence before
it, is of the opinion, that there is not a reasonable probability
of a rezoning to a residential nature or a building permit being
issued for the subject lands;
(4) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and most
profitable use for the subject lands would be its devotion to
some Greenbelt or Open Space use in accordance with the Official
Zoning By -law of the Township of North York;
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(5) The Compensation awarded herein in the opinion of the Board,
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the ,
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required as described herein
would be $36,$00.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
(o) A. WREFORD HEWSON (Owner)
r
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands described
as follows:
Part of Lot 2, Concession IX, Northern Division of the Township
of Toronto Gore, in the County of Peel and the Province of Ontario,
containing by admeasurement 76.609 acres more -or -less according to
a Plan of Survey dated August 14th, 1962, prepared and signed by
Arthur Death, 0.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered September 6th, 1962, as No. 532$
and advertised in tie Brampton Times & Conservator as required
under the Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated October 9th, 1962, for an unstated
amount received by the Authority.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount
of:
FIFTY -SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS ($56,000.00) to A. WREFORD HEWSON (Owner)
as we believe in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 76.609
acres of vacant land pore -or -less;
(2) The whole of the property is controlled by Sub - division By -law
713 passed June 14, 1C5J;
The property consists of 60.274 acres of Flood Plain Land
and 16.335 acres of Table Land and is zoned accordingly.
(4) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, and best
and most profitable use for the property would be its continued
use for some Agricultural or similar use with a future
Sub- division potential for the Table Land;
The Compensation awarded herein in the opinion of the Board,
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of expropriation;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required and described herein
would be $56,000.00
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
(3)
(5)
(p) DONATA INVESTMENTS LIMITED and ROSS - CONLAND LIMITED (Owners)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
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Part of Lots 34, 35 and 36, Concession "B", FH., in the Township
of Etobicoke, in the County of York and the Province of Ontario,
containing by admeasurement 45.630 acres more -or -less according to
a Plan of Survey dated March 27th, 1962, prepared by Wildman &
Rhodes & Associates and signed by W. N. Wildman, O.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered May 31st, 1962, as No. 6475 and
advertised in the Globe and Mail as required under the Conservation
Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated July 20th, 1962, in the amount of
$675,000.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited representatives of Donata Investments Limited
and Rose - Conland Limited through their solicitor, Mr. John B.
Conlin, Q.C., of the legal firm of Parkinson, Gardiner, Roberts,
Anderson, Conlin & Fitzpatrick, 365 Bay St., Toronto,to appear
before them to present evidence supporting their Claim for Compensation
on March 21st, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located in
Vaughan Township. Mr. Vincent Paul, President of Donata Investments
Limited and Mr. Joseph Paul, President of Ross - Conland Limited
appeared before the Board and presented certain evidence in
support of their Claim for Compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable, do recommend Compensation in the amount
of
ONE HUNDRED & FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($114,000.00) to DONATA
INVESTMENTS LIMITED and ROSS - CONLAND LIMITED (Owners)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 45.630
acres and certain improvements contained thereon. The
improvements consist of a 2- storey brick house and attached
shed, a 2- storey frame garage, two frame sheds and a frame
barn;
The whole of this property is Zoned Greenbelt and consists of
Flood Plain and Valley Land;
The Board after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of tle opinion that there is not a reasonable
possibility of a Rezoning being realized;
An application was made by the Owners to amend the Official
Plan (as it affects the subject property) from Greenbelt to
Residential and further to amend the Zoning By -law (as it
affects the subject lands) from vGs? Greenbelt to PPR4PP Residential
with specific coverage. The of the Etobicoke Planning
Department recommended that this Application be refused,
however, before the application could be heard by the Planning
Board and /or the Etobicoke Council, the Owners requested by
letter delivered by hand that the Application be withdrawn.
Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use for the subject land would be its use for
market gardening purposes in accordance with the Greenbelt
Zoning classification;
(6) The Compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the Board,
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of expropriation;
(5)
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a fair
market value for the parcel of land required as described herein
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would be $114,000.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
Dated at Vaughan Township
this 21st day ,of
March, 1963
(Signed) "C. R. WARDLAW"
CHAIRMAN,
Expropriation Advisory Board M.T.R.C.A
(Signed) "B. H. BULL"
MEMBER
Expropriation Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A
(Signed) "C. W. LAYCOCK"
ME ME R, Expropriation Advisory Board
M.T.R.C.A.
Metropolitan Yoronto and /eeion
Cwervation Juthori%
MINUTES
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Executive Meeting Wednesday, April 10th, 1963 #5/63
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, April 10th, 1963, commencing at 10 :30 a.m.
PRESFNT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
Vice- Chairman
Hist. Sites N. A. Boylen
Vice - Chairman
Etobicoke - Mimico H. M. Griggs
Secretary- Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Dir. of Operations K. G. Higgs
Property Adminis. W. E. Jones
Conservation Areas W. McLean
Administrator
MINUTES:
Rgs. # 91 Moved By :- R. Nesbitt
Seconded By :- C. R. Purcell
THAT : - the Minutes_pf Meeting No. 4/63 be amended by adding
"Gardwood Investments Limited" to Resolution Of thereof;
as presented, be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
RESOLVED
the name
and then
ACCOUNTS:
Res. 4414_ Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- R. G. Henderson
RESOD /ED THAT : - the Accounts in the sum total of $699,2$9.31 be
approved for payment and appended as Schedule "A" of these Minutes;
Carried Unanimously.
BRUCV S MILL CONSERVATION AREA -- ROUGE VALLEY CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION:
A communication was presented from the Rouge Valley Conservation Association
suggesting the establishment of a historical village in the Bruce's
Mill Conservation Area.
Res. #93 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary - Treasurer be directed to advise the
Rouge Valley Conservation Association that the policy adopted by the
Authority is to confine its effort to the present Pioneer Village and
consequently we are not able at this time to consider their euggeetion.
Carried Unanimously.
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HYDRO EASEMENT - COLD CREEK & NASHVILLE:
A communication was presented from the Hydro - Electric Power Commission
of Ontario regarding an easement over the Cold Creek Conservation
Area and the proposed Nashville Reservoir for an E.H.V. Transmission
Line.
Res. #94
Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to negotiate an Agreement with
the H.E.P.C. of Ontario for an Easement crossing the Southerly portion
of the Cold Creek Conservation Area as indicated on the map submitted
with their letter of March 22nd, 1963, and across a portion of the
Nashville Reservoir site, subject to the following conditions:
(a) That the towers erected on the Cold Creek Conservation Area
be so located that they permit the development of a pond planned
for this section of the Area;
(b) That the Authority acquire the property in the Nashville Reservoir
site;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -3 - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS:
A communication was presented from James F. MacLaren Limited requesting
authority to have the Bell Telephone Company relocate certain of their
services on Rockcliffe Boulevard.
Res. #95
Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to issue a
Work Order to the Bell Telephone Company in tie amount of $7,300.00 for
the relocation of services along Rockcliffe Blvd., necessitated by
Project B -3 and as outlined in the March 26th, 1963, letter from
James F. MacLaren Limited.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -2 - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS:
A communication was presented from James F. MacLaren Limited outlining
certain additional work required in connection with Project B -2
Res. #96 Moved By: f C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be directed to attempt to negotiate with
certain property owners on Jane Street for the use of land for Storage
of fill; and further in this connection, should negotiations fail,
the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to issue an Extra Work Order
for the sum of $21,17$.40 for the removal and replacement of the necessal
material as outlined in Item (2) of the letter of April 2nd from James
F. MacLaren Limited;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #97 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to issue an
Extra Work Order for work outlined in Item,(1) and (3) of the letter of
April 2nd, 1963, from James F. MacLaren Limited, said Work Order to be
in the amount of $26,75.77; and further in this connection, that the
Staff take the necessary steps to ensure the removal of earth fill placed
along the East bank of the Creek immediately upstream from Downsview
Avenue.
Carried Unaa imously.
REPORT NO. 1/63 OF THE CONSERVATION AREAS ADVISORY BOARD:
Mr. Sauriol presented Report No. 1/63 of the Conservation Areas Advisory
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Board.
Res. #9$ Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 1/63 of the Conservation Areas Advisory Board
be received and that the recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein be adopted:
(a) That the recommendations contained in the Report of the Wildlife
Sub - Committee as appended as Schedule "A'? of the Minutes of
Meeting No. 1/63 of the Conservation Areas Advisory Board, be
adopted;
(b) That the recommendations as contained in the Report of the Sub -
Committee re Maximum Potentials of Conservation Areas, as appended
as Schedule "B" of the Minutes of Meeting No. 1/63 of the Conservation
Areas Advisory Board, be adopted;
(c) That Whereas the St. George's Lake Area as described in the Staff
Report of April 3rd, 1963, .s suitable for Conservation Area
purposes; that the Staff be instructed to investigate the Area for
acquisition and development, as Scheme C.A. -37;
(d) That the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada be advised that
the Authority will permit a telescope to be located in a Conservation
Area to be operated jointly in connection with either the Conserv-
ation School or a future Nature Centre, subject to an Agreement
which would ensure the availability of the Telescope to the
Authority for its Interpretative Programme and satisfactory
arrangements as to size, cost of building, and availability for
public use;
(e) That the Credit Valley Beagle Club be advised that their request
for exclusive use of Authority lands for beagling activities
cannot be granted; and further, that if the Club's activities
could be conducted in the Cold Creek Conservation Area without
contravening the existing regulations of that Area, that Day - Permits
for use of a portion of the Cold Creek Area may be issued,
providing a suitable location is available on the dates requested;
(f) That the proposed landscaping and extension of the Beach area
at Heart Lake Conservation Area and the designing of new rafts,
lifeguard towers and lighting towers be approved; and further,
that the Staff be directed to proceed with the said development
within Budget limits;
(g) That the 1esign of the proposed Road Extension in the Glen Haffy
Conservation Area be approved, and that the Staff be authorized
to proceed with the construction within Budget limits;
(h) That the proposals for the Road Widening and construction of
Parking Lots in the Albion Hills Conservation Area be approved,
and that the Staff be directed to proceed with the' construction
of same within Budget limits;
(i) That the design for the Albion Hills Nature Display as presented
by the Staff be approved; and that the Staff be directed to
proceed with the construction within Budget limits;
(j) That the plans for the design for the shelter for the Woodbridge
Conservation Area as presented by the Staff be approved; and that
the Staff be authorized to proceed with the construction of same
within Budget limitations;
(k) That the Sub - Committee for the Maximum Potential of Conservation
Areas be directed to continue their plans;
Carried Unanimously.
NATURE PROGRAMME SUB -CON ITTEE:
R es_t_i193 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
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Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT : - Mr. T. M. Gillan of 60 Chatsworth Drive, Toronto, be
appointed to the Nature Programme Sub - Committee;
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 1/63 OF THE PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE:
Mr. Honsberger presented Report No. 1/63 of the Personnel Sub - Committee.
Res. #100
RESOLVED
approved
that the
Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- N. A. Boylen
THAT:- Report No.1 /63 of the Personnel Sub - Committee be
and appended as Schedule i'Bc? of these Minutes; and further,
recommendations contained therin be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -S -A - HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - EGLINTON FLATS & REMAINING
PROPERTIES:
Res. #101 Moved By:- M. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the remaining properties in the Eglinton Flats area in
accordance with the provisions of the Conservation Authorities Act.
Carried Unanimously.
AUTHORITY FOREST - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #102 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of approximately one hundred acres of vacant land from
the H. E. Church Estate, being composed of the East Half of Lot 17,
Concession V, EHS., Township of Caledon, County of Peel, at the price
stated in the Option to Purchase dated March llth, 1963, plus adjust-
ments, disbursements and legal fees, subject to approval being obtained
from the Minister of Lands and Forests for the acquisition of this
property under Agreement with the Department of Lands and Forests
for reforestation and management.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME C.A. -33 -- NORTHEAST CORNER OF JANE & STEELES:
Res. #103 Moved By:- F. I,. Wade
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- Part payment of Compensation in the amount of $75,000.00
in the mater of certain lands expropriated from Lorne G. LaRush, be
paid to whomever the Authority's solicitor finds entitled to receive
same; said lands being Part of Lot 1, Concession IV, Township of
Vaughan, 25.006 acres more -or -less, and more particularly described
in Expropriation Plan No. 6751;
Oarried Unanimously.
PROJECT F-3-A - BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #104 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- N. A. Boylen
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of approximately 7.070 acres of vacant land more -or -less
from Lawrence D. & Myra M. M'IcIlroy, being Part of Lot 12, Concession VI,
Township of Albion, County of Peel, at the price stated in the Agreement
to Purchase dated November 14th, 1962, plus adjustments, disbursements
and legal fees and further subject to a Certificate of Inspection
being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests;
Carried Unanimously.
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Res. #105 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- N. A. Boylen
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of approximately 0.9$0 acres more -or -less and certain
improvements contained thereon, from Dorothy B. Croake, being Part of
Lot 16, Concession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel, at the
price stated in the Option to Purchase dated April 8th, 1963, plus
adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and further subject to a
Certificate of Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -2 -A - MILNE DAM & RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #106 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of approximately 0.$16 acres more -or -less of land and
certain improvements contained thereon, from William P. & Leo Doherty,
being Part of Lot ??E? ?, Registered Plan 4.36, Village of Markham, County
of York, at the price agreed to with the owners, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees, and further subject to a Certificate
of Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests;
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -5 - LOWER HIGHLAND CREEK - SETTLEMENT RE COMPENSATION:
Res. #107 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the Registration of
Expropriation Plan #6136, on the Marjorie C. Ganter property, being
Part of Block s ?A", Registered Plan 2297, and Part of Lot 11, Concession I,
Township of Scarborough, County of York, containing 1.364 acres of
vacant land, at the price contained in the Agreement, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees;
Carried Unanimously.
EASEMENT - BOYD CONSERVATION AREA - VAUGHAN TOWNSHIP:
A communication was presented from_the,Township of Vaughan requesting
an Easement over Authority -owned lands at the Boyd Conservation Area
to provide a water line.
Res. #10$ Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By:- firs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- an Easement be granted to the Township of Vaughan for
the purposes of constructing a water line over Authority -owned iroperty,
being Part of Lot 11, Concession VII, Township of Vaughan; said Easement
to be twenty feet in width and is to be constructed in accordance with
survey to be provided by the Township, subject to the following conditions:
(a) That any disturbance to the land caused by the placing of the water
line on Authority property be restored to its original condition,
to the satisfaction of the Authority;
(b) That the Township of Vaughan accept full responsibility for the
maintenance of the water line and at such times as maintenance
of the line may require that Authority property be disturbed,
the property be restored to its original condition, to the satisfaction
of the Authority;
(c) That the Authority in no way assumes any responsibility for any
consequences of the line having been placed on its property;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: - the said Easement be granted to the
Township of Vaughan for a nominal consideration of $1.00, and that the
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Chairman and Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to sign the necessary
documents to give effect thereto.
Carried Unanimously.
BRUCE'S MILL CONSERVATION AREA - APPOINTMENT OF ENGINEER:
Res. #109 Moved By :- C. Sauriol
Seconded By :- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT : - the firm of Crysler, Davis and Jorgensen be retained
as consultants to engineer and supervise the restoration of the original
Dam and Access Road in the Bruce's Mill Conservation Area;
Carried Unanimously.
QUOTATIONS:
Res. ;r 110 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - the quotation from G & M Forest Products Limited
in the amount of $335.50 plus Sales Tax covering quotation #63 -27
for truss members for the reconstruction of the Claremont Workshop
be accepted, it being the lowest proper tender received.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #111 Moved By :- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation from York Building Supply Limited in
response to Quotation #63 --2$ for concrete blocks for the reconstruction
of the Claremont Workshop be accepted, it being the lowest suitable
quotation received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #112 Moved By :- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - the quotation from Seeback & Sons Limited in the
amount of $5,500.00 covering Quotation #63 -29 - supply and installation
of roofing insulation and sheet metal work for Albion Hills
Conservation School - be accepted, it being the lowest proper tender
received and same having been approved by W. A. Strong, the School
architect;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. 1113 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - the quotation from H. Wiersema in the amount of
$79250.00 covering quotation #63 =30 - painting and finishing of
the Albion Hills Conservation Centre - be accepted, it being the lowest
proper tender received ad same having been approved by W. A. Strong,
the architect.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. ;114. Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the quotation from McKeown's Service & Supply in
the amount of $272.00 covering Quota-,ton ;x`63 -33 - replacement of Post
Hole Auger lost in Claremont Workshop fire - be accepted, it being
the lowest proper tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #115 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the quotation received from Ashgrove Welding in the
amount of $1363.31 covering quote #63 -10 - Tandem Wheel Trailer - be
accepted, it being the lowest suitable tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
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PROJECT F -11 -A - WOODVIEW DEVELOPMENT ET AL - SETTLEMENT:
R@1. #116 ,Moved .By: - R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
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RESOLVED THAT:- part payment of Compensation in the amount of $32,350.00
in .the matter of certain lands expropriated from Woodview Development
Limited et al, be paid over to whomever the Authority's solicitor finds
entitled to receive same; said lands :,:ore particularly described in
Expropriation Plans 6299, 6497, and 6739;
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED GEOLOGICAL DISPLAY - HUMBER RIVER:
Mr.. Griggs proposed that consideration be given to the establishment
of a Geological Display on the Humber River between Bloor and Dundas
Streets.
Res. ,-117 Moved By:- M. M. Griggs
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - consideration be given to the establishment of a Geologic
Display at a point on the Humber River between Bloor and Dundas Streets
and.that Metro Parks Department be consulted in connection with
this matter.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -1 - CLAIREVILLE DAM & RESERVOIR - TENDERS - INDIAN LINE '
DIVERSION:
Res. ;11$ Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gadner
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- That the Tender - Opening Sub - Committee be authorized
to award the contract for the Indian Line Diversion subject to the
recommendation of the consulting engineers and further subject to the
approval of the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously. '
The meeting then recessed to make a presentation of an illuminated
address to Mrs. Wm. Dalziel.
NATICN.a WATERSHED CONGRESS:
Res. #119 Moved By:- Wade
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - K. G. Higgs, while attending the National Watershed
Congress, be authorized to visit the Tennessee Valley Authority in
connection with the Supervisory Crntrol System, and further, that
his expenses be paid;
• Carried Unanimously.
On Motion, the meeting adjourned at 2:L5 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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"SCHEDULE A" MARCH, 1963
- Travel Advances
C. B. Thompson - further advance re attendance at A.I.P.E. Conf. 50.00
A3 - Workmen's Compensation
Workman's Compensation Board - 1963 Assessment 3,9$7.65
Al2 - Staff IV1ilea e & Expense
P. B. Flood - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
E. Wm. Hultay - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
J. Borland - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
V. B. Lougheed - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
J. Copeland - travel expense re .authority business for Feb.
B. Halstead - travel expense re authority business for Feb.
K. Strasser - travel expense re ruthority business for Feb.
D. Duncan - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
M. Whitley - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
Hecht - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
F. L. Lunn - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
A. Colucci - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
J. H. Horton - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
T. E. barber - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
D. W. Loker - expenses re Authority business for Marcti 13
B. Halstead - travel expense re Authority business for March
W. E. Jones - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
C. E. Thompson - travel expense re authority business for Mar.
E. Wm. Hultay - travel expense re authority business for Mar.
E. liorris - travel expense re Authority business for Max.
J. Borland - travel expense re Authority business for Mar. and
J. Copeland - travel texpense e at
reAuthorityfbusiiness for March 141. G. Johnson - travel expense re Authority business for Jan.
M. O. Johnson - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
i G. Johnson - travel expense re Authority business for Mar.
V. B. Lougheed - travel expense re Authority business for Mar.
F. L. Lunn - Sec.- Treasurer's expenses forDiarch
A13 - Chairman's
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Expenses
- Chairman's expenses for January
- Chairman's expenses for February
A21 - Office Equipment
Grand & Toy - steno desk & chair
Woodbriage hardware - drill bits re partitions
Para Paints - paint & putty re partitions
Woodbridge Fiaraware - paint re partitions
Service Glass 6,r'L ror - glass re partitions
instruments - 1 mutoh drafting machine
A22 - Tools & Equipment
Builders Tool Supplies - 1 7+254 22 cubic foot cement mixer
Wajax Equipment - 2 OT-3 polyethelene pack -pumps
A24 - Machinery
George Essam - 1 Ford 6' flail mower & set of rings & knives
A31 - Uniforms & Lqui ment
C. E. Thompson - cash expended re transport charges on uniforms 2.5$
Winks Neck dear - ties for patrol officers & Superintendants 11.54
Sainthill- Levine - uniforms for patrol officers 142.92
Cluett & peabody - shirts for patrol officers
3 >.88
45.20
22.40
90.70
4.00
27.90
6.80
41.30
15.$0
28.50
19.50
57.05
72.90
61.10
37.50
2.35
4.00
86.15
36.90
57.18
5.20
138.40
40.00
25.10
6.10
9.50
5.00
83.45
85.15
70.05
210.89
1.76
25.29
14.92
59.85
138.97
82.40
59.34
543.73
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A32 - Postage
Receiver General - postage stamps
Pitney -Bowes - rental of postage meter
933 - stationery & Office Supplies
H. G. Harlow - office supplies
GDC Sales - bindihg covers
Gestetner - mile() paper
•Grand & Toy - payroll cheques
Hughes - Owens - drafting supplies
Underwood Ltd. - ribbons for ac c ing maci_znes
Curry's Art Store - office supplies
Burroughs business Machines - repairs to adding machine
Gestetncr - .:ii eo paper
'Hughes- 0,,ens - drafting supplies
' hughes -Owens - drafting supplies
hughes -Owens - drafting supplies
Instruments - drafting supplies
. Curry's Art Store - arafting supplies
- Gestetner - electronic stencils
Charters Publis�ing - printed paper "Cons. hews"
hughes -Owens - drafting supplies
Hughes -Owens - zipatone
Hughes -uuens - drafting supplies
Bharters Publishing - general account cheque forms
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
-.Rapid Data Systems & Equipment - alterations to ac,aresso plate
Curry's Art store - letraset
A34 - Technical Plans & Maps
bunting purvey - ozalia prints re dumber flooaline snapping
Hunting Survey - cronaflex prints re highland Creek mapping
hunting Survey - cronafles prints re Mi,aico Creek mapping
Hunting Survey - floodline maps, Don, highland Creek, Rough
Duffin, Etobicoke w mimico Creek
Hunting Survey - floodline maps re Lon diver
Carling Map Mounting - map mounted
Hunting Survey - cronaflex prints
A35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
Treas. of Ont. Dept. of Transport - vehicle permits for all
Authority owned vehicles
B. A. Oil - portion credit c.rd purchases for February
tteroway Motors - repairs to vehicle 1E
qestern Tire - tire pump re vehicle j 9
P2goa.t motors - 12,000 mile check re vehicle #,10
Unionville Motors - repairs re vehicle 9.7
A. McCleave - battery re vehicle „20
Lumber 4-utomotive - plugs re vehicle ri19
Humb::r .automotive - oil filter (:, antifreeze re vehicle 119
Pigott Motors - repairs re vehicle t6
vobleton Auto Electric - repairs to vehicle 6
1Vobleton_ .auto Electric - repairs to vehicle �23
hawman - motors - mirror re vehicle ri4
hawman Motors - service call re vehicle kl0
Hawman rotors - repairs re vehicle ri7
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle k2
Hawman i'iotors - repairs re vehicle #1
hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle t2
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle 0.9
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle h3
'lawman Motors - repairs re vehicle 7,22
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle #4 (recover from Ins.)
Humberview Motors - repairs re vehicle #r3
Hawman Moi ors - cable for vehicle #t7
Aeroway Motors - tune up re overhaul on vehicle f$
:1_9'1
25.00
34.78
67.62
39.90
16.48
85.75
9.40
5.41
43.67
103.02
70.,;4
89.60
2.45
60.15
5.59
41.05
10.29
99.87
26.37
4.74
13.90
225.23
120.41
6.49
1.17
4.12
8.40
89.29
40.02
26.89
2.86
15.38
22.30
832.00
117.u7
223.90
2.87
17.90
110.25
17.36
1.28
3.15
86.52
24.18
23.16
5.64
2.00
6.96
8.40
60.05
97.91
2.21
1.50
20.51
157.02
44.19
4.11
1.65
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.A 5 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
Imperial Oi: - portion credit card purchases for February
Humber Automotive - heater switch
Fagin's Garage - repairs to vehicle 0_4
F :umberview Motors - repairs to vehicle /13
Fair's - hooks made re vehicle f 14
`
.Louis i'��uise: - service re vehicle y, 4
Ffurphy's Esso - muffler, tailpipe C. service re vehicle #12
Humbcrview Motors - service re vehicle #,3
Kerr's Gara„e - service re venicle h18
Firestone Stores - tins re vehicle 7,6
A36 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs
Berndt's - repairs to chain saw
4Bajax Equipment -• repair to fire pump
Bernat's - chain for saw & wedges
•Berndt's - parts for chain saw
Bernat's - parts for chain saw
Humber Automotive - parts for chain saw
Altona reeds - parts for chain saw
4ltona Feeas - parts for chain saw
Sholdice Service - tractor parts
Snolas.ce Service - tractor parts
,flack Lecker - shaft for belt sander
A -1 Radiator Service - repair tractor rad.
hudson Belding - welding re rotavator
hucson Oelding - repair logging chains
J-luason :gelding - welding re bucket tips on i955
Elmo Lisney - oil for macLinery
f3ernat . s - files oil for chain saw
Berndt's - files for chain saw
Burndt's - oil & lub. for chain saw
jierncit's - repairs to chain saw
Woodbridge Farmers' - oil for machinery
:Berndt's - sprocket & file re chain saw
Murphy's Esso - repairs to tractor
Berndt'. - files for chain saw
•
A4l - Telephone
bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
B3e11 Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
D3ell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
3e11 Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
3e11 Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Be11 Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
257 -8745 for January
857 -1776 for January
489 -5686 for January
857 -1646 for January
594 -0280 for February
594 -0227 for February
843 -2949 for February
843 -2494 for February
584 -2922 for February
942 -2070 for February
633 -9901 for February
ZA 7 -3573 for February
Zn 5 -8253 for February
649 -2009 for February
288 -0671 for February
235 -5425 for February
489 -5686 for February
257 -8745 for February
857 -1776 for February
857 -1646 for February
A42 - Light, Heat & Water
I'iorth York hydro - hydro re 17 mill St. for January & Feb.
WoodbricLe Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 .sill Street
Ont. hydro Wooabridge - hydro re Main 0J.fice for February
Wooabridge Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Mill otreet
108.57
2.68
60.63
9.91
2.00
6.77
29.91
4.59
42.46
48.57
9.50
65.36
11.74
3.40
27.35
6.02
25.12
2.35
1.79
3.45
2.83
7.50
8.00
2..00
21.00
10.82
23.12
3.30
7.73
8.24
29.10
7.00
115.24
4.94
4.49
9.11
30.51
11.83
32.48
33.79
4.09
20.28
32.04
25.50
45.12
43.78
42.83
24.52
37.82
593.30
31.01
4.39
8.16
10.88
29.63
24.75
81.82
22.30
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A43 - Rent
Mapleci est Realty - rent for month ending .tdril 30 re Main
Office space
A44 - Office Cleaning & Maintenance
-00
1,455.00
Northern Industrial Laundries - lab. coats 14.60
Zenith Electric - light fixtures 11.72
White Hardware - chair fax braces for office 3.71
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies re office 9.99
t11ooabrictbe Haraware - fly spray 1.52
H. katson - travel expense re office for March 3.60
A51 - Taxes - Non - Revenue Producl.g Properties
Munic. of Vi _lage of vloocbric ge - 196? t, xes re McEachern prop. 104.63
Twp. of York - 1963 taxes re .i 1sen property 40.50
Twp. of York - 1963 taxes re Kennedy property 70.88
Twp. of York - 1963 taxes re Pelleja property 26.87
Twp. of l'iarkham - 1961 taxes re brute prop. roll 52$10X2 73.20
Twp. of York - 1;63 taxes re Aiken prop. roll 02421,1880 105.03
Twp. of York - 1963 taxes re Jane - Eglinton .apt. roll 024211875 185.36
Village of Woodbrioge - 1962 taxes re J. Grant prop. ri920 -7 42.00
Village of Wooabriage - 1962 taxes re N. Hennick prop. 020 -8 42.00
Village of Woodbridge - 1962 taxes re S. Klemnberg prop. x-920 -9 42.00
Village of ldoodbricge - 1962 taxes re 1. Hennick prop. 920 -10 42.00
Village of %Jooabric,;,e - 1962 taxes re I. Hennick prop. 920 -11 42.00
Villageof Woodbriage - 1962 taxes re S. Zweig prop. 020 -12 42.00
Village of Wooabridge - 1962 taxes re vloocview Dev. ,921 7.29
152 - Legal & Audit Fees
Rowbuck & Walkinshaw - conveyance to North York re widening of
Leslie Street 25.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee re annual retainer for-1962 500.00
.A53 - General Expense
Lept. of Recreation & Censery tion - ,magazine subscription 2.00
MacLean- bunter Pup. - renewal of subscription-to Contracting
& Plu,nbing magazine 10.00
Quinlan Pub. - subscription to "Planning ... Property Reports " /63 20.00
brake Lelta - repairs to camera 9.25
.Co-op Book Centre - reference books 19.39
AI. iritneli Book Shop - reference books 19.75
Federation of Ont. Naturalists - membersriip for 1963 5.00
'gild Flower Preservation Society - reference book 10.24
Clerk of the Legislative Assembly - reference material 1.75
Clerk of the Legislative Asse.,ibly - reference material .25
Co -op ;ook Centre - reference book LA54 - Insurance
Reed, Shaw & ivicNaught - office equipment composite policy 68.74
Reed, Sliaw & McNaught - increase fire do extended coverage
Flood Control property policy 90.21
A74 - Farm Pond Research
Woodbricge hardware- fo9d for fish in lab.
British Lrug Houses - chemicals re fish
Duncawron Sporting Gooas - food for fish in lab.
A75 - Farm Pond Subsidies
Fred W. dilkins - farm pond subsidy
Fred S. lllkins - farm pond su. sidy
.98
2.66
2.06
50.00
50.00
-loo
t.$2 - Fish Rearing
Lon i ct - fish pellets
Lon Watt - fish pellets
.J, M. ,Schneider - fish food
J. 1.7. Schneiaer - fish food
Page - 5 -
A83 - Bird Feeding
Harry Boyce - suet for birds
A103 - Operation Flood laming System
'nap. of East York hyaro - hyc,ri re Pottery Road Stream Gauge
for February
North York Hydro - hydro re York Allis atrearn Gauge for Jan.
& February
tiIoocbricge hardware - keys cut for stream gauges
Unt. Hycro Oshawa - hydro re Greenwood Str. Gauge for Feb.
E. Lemon - services re rain: gauge reading at otouffville
Oct. 4, 1962 to April 4, 1963
.tlll - Advertising
01o. e & Mail - ad re teacher. for cons. school
r.felegrain - ac re project engineer
Telegram - ad re teacher for Cons. school
A113 - Publications & General Printing
Charters Publishing - covers for Cons. School brief
Charters _ ublishing - Speresman's Fair dodjers
Charters Publishing - address labels
•organ Davis Printing - folaing & stapling brochure sheets
►115 - School Programs
Marg. Whitley - cash expended re rental of .iili.is
Gestetncr - postcards re Jr. Fishing Lay
.-►116 - P1.otoAraphy, Photographic Supplies & Engraving
Toronto Camera
Moir Engraving
Toronto Camera
Toronto Camera
Toronto Camera
- photographic supplies
- engravings
- photographic supplies
- photographic supplies
- photographic supplies
A117 - Exhibits
H. Matson - travel expense re Sportsmen's Show Exhibit
D. h. Wood - trav (11 expense re Sportsmen's Show Exhibit
Card Lumber - lumber re Sportsmen's Show exhibit
Elapire dallpaper - wabbpaper re Sportsmen's Show exhibit
Harrison _ios. - letters 1T tt „ Ti to TV TT it It ft T1 Tt
Card Lumber - lumber re TT ?tiff+ TT TT if 11 tt 1T TI tT tT TT
Card Lumber - lumber re TT h TT TT 11 TT TV 11 II TV Ti TT
Card Lumber - lu_aber re Ti T, T► ft Ti TV Tt 11 ft
1'lonarch Paints - paint re 11 lo ST To Ti TP f, Ti To ft Tt Tt
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re S. S. exhibit
Creative F'loralkraft - artificial flowers & plants
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re S. S. exhibit
tlaterwortr. Upholstery - upholstering seat re S. S. exhibit
K. W. Strasser - cash.expended re articles for exhibits
Woodbridge Hardware - peg board hooks
Ice box Flowers & Gifts - artificial flowers
Keith's Hobby Shop - artificial grass & shrubs re S.S. exhibit
urooabria,_ e hardware - hinges re Sportsmen's Show exhibit
WOodbricge hardware - hinges,walipaper L sponge re S.S. exhibit
Joodbridge Hardware - glue re Sportsmen's Show exhibit
Soodbriage hardware - paint re Sportsmen's Show exhibit
Woodbridge Hardware - peg board hooks
56.60
51.50
3.50
37.8o
7.50
1.39
9.90
5.01
16.46
25.00
28.00
16.10
24.00
38.$7
104.40
72.88
6.86
4.50
10.25
14.29
53.15
X3.7$
18.58
24.72
.6o
3.00
127.47
29.56
27.81
.c1
19.31
5.97
4.61
18.90
19.27
12.97
121.13
76.44
2.12
9.01
15.05
7.57
.34
2.31
7.09
6.12
1.13
Page - 6 - B -101
A117 - Exhibits
Aoodbricge Hardware - brushes & paint re Sportsmen's Show 4.62
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re 1t . tt s: sr ,1 ss sr 6.51
Woodbridge Hardware - paint supplies re it sr s, 11 sr st t 7.95
Woodbridge Hardware - handles & screws re sr PP TV ss se ss II 1.34
Burnett & Son - paint re Sportsmen's Show exhibit 21.63
Zenith Electric - electricll Supplies re Sportsmen's Show 11.2$
h. Burke - expenses re actei: dance at Sportsmen's Show exhibit 59.$5
Woocbric` e hardware - contact cement re sr R n n ss Ti ss sr li +s 2.69
A11$ - i4otion Picture Program
Cinesound - processing movie film 9.35
' Cinesound - processing movie film 13.72
Toronto Camera - movie film 29.07
Cinesound - proce_ sing movie film 13.72
Cinesound - processing movie film 54.$$
'Cinesound - doding movie film 6.97
'Toronto Camera - I6ulbs for movie projector 3$.40
'x119 - Press Clipping Service
Canadian Press Clipping Service - pervice for February 25.$0
X1121 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre
Gestetner - paper re school calenaar books 153.74
National Audubon Society - bulletons re school calendar $.$0
Gestetner - stencils re school calenaar books 5.43
.Gestetner
Sales - binaing re school calendar books 2$.0$
General Biological Supply - charts re school calendar books 29.69
General Biological supply - charts re school calendar books 5.61
C2C - heart Lake - Construction & Development
Department of Lands & Forests - trees for reforestation . 10.00
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 47.16
Black & Decker - sanding belts re general construction 36.73
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February
ii. 6.6$
. Hutson - travel expense re Authority business for March 3.00
C6C - .Albion Hills - Construction 8., Development
Harry l'latson - travel Expense re Const. for February 6.00
D. L. Wood - travel expense re Construction for February $.00
Dept. of Lands & Forests - trees re reforestation 203.0
Dept. of Lands & Forests - trees re reforestation 47.00
Dept. of Lands & Forests - trees re reforestation 35.00
13. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 23.$1
Cara Lumber - lock re implement shed 7.9$
Um. H. Dick - portion tractor gas 122.51
Om. H. Dick - portion fuel oil re workship & office 40.72
C. ?rd Lumber - moulding re house ,1 $.24
Card - 'umber - lumber re implement shed 30.90
Woodbridge Farmers' - fertilizer re farm operation 63.94
Imperial Uil - portion credit care purchases for February 63.26
Filter & Ideating Supplies - copper pipe Cr, valve re ir3 house 10.01
H. R. Keena - cavestroughing supplies re ref. booth 7.79
H. R. Keena - eav,:stroughing supplies re ref. booth 12.$4
H. R. Keena - flasiing re implement shed 6.60
Wm. H. Dick - fuel oil to heat reconst. #3 house 37.33
H. Matson - travel expense re construction for March $.50
CIC - Cola Creek - Construction & Development
Dept. of Lands & Forests - trees re reforestation 150.75
B. A. Oil - portion credit cart_ purchases for February 47.53
Woodbridge Farmers' - hooks & links re general development 1.$5
Imperial Oil - portion credit cart: purchases for February 3.4$
f1-1T! - -
page 7
CdC - Boyd - Construction & Development
Dept. of Lanos & Forests -.trees re reforestation 317.00
Dept. of Lands c Forests - trees re reforestation 20.00
2. A. Gil - portion credit c_r purchases for February 69.17
Card Lumber - lumber re generate development 72.05
Card Lumber - moulding re general development 21.53
Robertson Electric - electrical fixtures re general development 15.91
Robertson Electric - electrical fixtures re general development 20.93
rJoodbricige Farmers' - machine oil 7.00
halton Crushed atone - stone re channel improvements 37.91
A. 1'iarritt - rental of truck re ponoral aevelopment 20.00
Premier Building Supplies - gravel re channel improvements 41.79
hunting Survey - prints of area 171.50
Card Lumber - plywood re channel 24.06
• Woodbridge Farmers' - belt lacing, padlock & hasp 14.73
Woodbriage Farmers' - saw set belt lacing 4.78
Connor Transport - clay fill 6.00
Woodbridge Farmers' - logging chair_ re Leneral development 9,79
• WoodbriLge Farmers' - fertilizer re farm operation 159.84
Imperial Oil - portion credit crc. p rcheses for February 3.48
Robertson Electric - small tools 3.09
C8G - Boyd - General
D. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 4.00
herbst Brothers - seods fol. nursery 45.78
�idoodbric.ge Hardw -'re - nails 4.90
�,tiooabridge hardware - hardware supplies 9.72
• Imperial Gil - portion credit c rc_ purchases forFebruary 11.58
• P. Pouw - travel expense re Authority business for February 38.70
• J. i "iacD. £homson - customs & brokerage on Herbst Bros. shipment 8.16
C13C - Glen hafiy - Construction & Development
Dept. of Lanus & Forests - trees re reforestation 182.00
Dept. of Lands & Forests - trees re reforestation 50.00
B. A. Gil - portion credit c2rd purchases ror february 23.81
Imperiil Uil - portion credit card purchases for February 3.49
Fagin's Garage - portion gas re vehicle 7r14 for February 13.20
• C14C - Greenwood Construction & Development
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 30.79
Graham Hardware - swede saw blades re c, evelopment 5.36
Graham Hardware - axe handle's re development 5.05
Graham Hardware - hardware supplies re general development, 3.47
•Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 5.88
Graham hardware - axe handles re general development 2.37
Ont. hyc:ro Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office for Feb. 32.83
• C150 - Glen itlajor - Construction & Development
Dept. of Lands e., Forests - trees re reforestation 169.00
C19C - Claremont - Construction e, Development
Dept. of Lanas & Forests - trees re reforestation
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February
h. M. Oberling Contracting - cert. i3 re const. assess road
& bride e
D. L. mails - tape re general development
L. L. M,airs - file re L eneral development
Imperial Oil - portion credit c rd purchases for February
.dkeuhead hardware - axe handles re development
Kilborn Engineering - eng. fees re access road & bridge
Kilborn Engineering - eng. fecs re access road & bridge
Ont. hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office for
February
60.00
58.47
8,022.30
.30
.49
8.29
2.45
143.62
126.75
5.40
Page - 3 -
C23C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
Harry Matson - travel expense re const. for February 10.00
Lept. of Lanes & Forests - trees re reforestation 20.00
Ji.• A. Oi1 - poi tion crcait card purchases for February 23.39
Leo Veijola - flue tile brick re 71 residence 164.20
Card Lumber - lumber re i4 residence 22.25
W000bridge FGr.ners' - fuel oil rc 7,1 resictorce under construction 23.22
Gard Lumbar - latches & hinges for ref. booth 10.40
Card Lumbar - 1ui.locr re /rl residence 36.71
Crane Supply plumbing supplies re 41 residence 25.21
Card Lumber - lu: fiber re fr1 residence £33.71
Card i,ui:ibcr - lumber re 41 residence 2.47
Cord Lumber - lumber re 1 residence 21.63
Cacd Lumber - credit re return of lumber CR. 32.96 -
Card Lumber - lumber re refreshment booth 7.42
Bel,nount Pl:,stcrin, - plastering re 41 residence $95.00
Cord Lumber - lumber re 71 residence 3.76
North York hydro - portion hydro re workshop L office for Feb. 59.51
Para Paints - paint re completion 7,1 residence 49.33
:doodbric_ge hardw .re - bolts o washers re ref. booth 1.71
v1ooabria6e Hardware - caulking tubes, brushes & paint tint re
completion of 41 residence 19.12
Wooabriage Farmers' - portion fuel oil re workshop $E office 44.30
Dom. Poly Distributors - polyethylene re hl residence 17.46
Wooabrid;e hardware - emery cloth re 4,1 residence 1.11
Central bupply - asbestos tile ru completion k1 residence 13$.46
batin Finish harcweod Flooring - flooring re 41 residence 115.49
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil to heat house under const. 21.27
Imprial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 36.53
h. Matson - travel expense re Const. for march 3.20
Para Paints - v.arsol 8, shellac re const. 41 residence 4.73
aJooabridge Harcware - hardware su2plies re 41 residence 4.55
:JooLibridse hardware - rc' re 41 residence 2.41
h. ' R. Kecna - galvanizes iron re refreshment tooth 3.34
Central Supply - tile re construction 71 residence 113.62
vdoodbricge Hardware - paint re const. 41 residence 2.73
Durrant Building Specialties - arborite re };1 residence 4.64
Robertson Electric - electric supplies ru j,1 residence 46.$2
Robertson Electric - electric supplies rc „1 residence 67.06
Philip Carey - dry sheathing re h1 resicence construction 1.16
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C42C - CA23 - _ruce's Mill - Construction & Levelopment
Wrn'. Jaterer - cash expended re sledge hanelc & wedges
Dept. of Lands 6.. Forests - trees re reforestation
Stever uros. - fuel oil re workshop
2.36
100.00
25.34
C47C - Paljrave Forest w Wildlife „rea - Construction & Development
Dept. of Lanus c:, Forests - trees re reforestation
Armstrong :bothers - gravellinL road c, pay king lot
C494 - Cd34 - Glen 1°lajor Lxtension - Land
Roebuck t_ .Jalkinsh_tw - fee yp105. , disb. X52.35 re purchase
Randall property
J. Copeland - cash expended re registry office fees re
iedshaw property
C51C - Woodbrict,e Conservation Area - Construction & Development
,3ernat's - rental of chain saw
ed23�� - WC19 - Black Creek Lam - Land
Leath, licLean ivlciiurchy - prints of r',elinar Realty property
Leath, mcLean mcMurchy - prints of Eownsuiew Iieadows, Densley
buildings o. Goodman properties
112.00
3,6$0.00
157.35
2.40
72.10
6.00
3.50
r -104
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►d3$C - WC31 - Extension -of Flood Warning System - Construction
Grinnell Co. - pipe c, caps re Bolton trean Crowe
Valiance brown - bolts E. nuts re Dolton Streaw Gauge
kikenhcad Hardiare - hardware suo,,lies rc Pottery Road Stream
Gauge
h. Matson - travel expense re Elec.r Ali is Stream Gauge
WL.4C;
-WC34-
& Bev.
19.38
4.47
4.17
1.20
Channel Improvements - Lower Highlanc• Creek, Lower number
and Lower Etobicoke Creek - Construction & Develoement
'Ellis Fiambleton - travel expense re L. I•u!iber for February
Halton Crushed SG..I_c - stone r. Lower hucnbcr
Ted Plante - sane & giavel re Lower Humber
halton ':.rushed Stone - store; re Lowcr Humber
halton Crushea Stone - stone r.. Lower I-'_u.0b,:r
A. Di Florio Equipment - rental of front ,.nd loader re L. Humber
E. hambluton - tr. vel expense re L. Bumb� r for l'larch
W48B - Engineering atudy - Massey Creek - Engineering
R. V. ..nderson L .,ssoc. - services re preliminary site investigations
2,064.$1
100.70
67.10
233.56
213.92
131.1$
570.60
40.60
Flri - C iaircville: i:eservoir - Property
Leath, AcLean &. Acl'lurchy - expropriation booklets rc properties
Leath, i'.cLcan &, rqcilurchy - boundary stakes re lots 36 to 40
inclusive,, Conc. 4 Etobicoke Twp.
N?1B1 - Claireville Reservoir - Engineering Contracts
James F. .-lacL, ren - 14th account re engineering services to
February 2$
F3A - Bolton Reservoir - Property
Purchase of Lr. B. Taylor property
Fred Schaeffer - sur ey, plan &,ocsc.
'Fred L:chaeffer - survey, plan & o csc .
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc.
tied Schaeffer - survey, plan & c+c;sc .
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc.
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc.
Freci Schaeffer - survey, play, & desc.
Roebuck a galkinshaw - fee $85.,
re
re
re
rc
ru
rc
re
.ttewell property
.tshby property
Ibbitson property
Lryant property
Lewis property
Tompson property
Kober property
disb. $31.15 re purchase
Pinchi:i property
Fred ichaefi er - survey, plan L. desc. re: rremncr property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & eesc. re N€wlands property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Blakely Estate:
'Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & c esc . re Londreau property
'Roebuck &, :lalkinshaw - fee $50., disb. $28.40 re purchase
J. A. Jhicc property
Roebuck & galkinshaw - fee 4.50., uisb. .p36.20 re purchase
L. ►l. Gardner property
' F5h - King Breek hesorvoir - Pi operty
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $135., disb. 4p98.26 re purchase
Morrison & Newman property
200.00
9,078.67
9,800.00
244.20
183.30
297.40
1$3.30
306.65
183.30
693.d0
116.15
276.50
276.50
15.65
276.50
78.40
$6.20
F6.1 - -Lower East r•ranch Reservoir - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee. $100., disb. pl27.20 re expropriation
ntchison property
233.26
227.20
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105
F7A -- Finch Reservoir-- Property
.Strung heal Estate - fee re appraisal Love property 1,658.40
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 4100., disb. 4)125.15 re expropriation
Love property X25.15
Cha_nb.;rs w �•iereditl. - fk.e re valuation hicks property 9$1.6$
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee re expropriation Love property 50.00
dildman & Rhoaes - survey, plan &, desc. re Lorlwood Founaati n
property - 51.20
aildinan &; Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. r:. Jioffat property 446.90
Jildman & Rhodes - survey, plan desc. re United Church prop. 367.$0
Settlement re Licks property 211,990.60
Settlement re (Tarwood Investments property 210,000.00
Strung Real Estate - appraisal of G3rwooc Investments prop. 1,$45.$0
F10A - Willowaalc Reservoir - Property
di L drian .& Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhoe es - survey,
Wildman & Rhoaes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
.dildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhoaes - survey,
Wildman & Rhoaes - survey,
Twp. of North York - print
Wilsman & Rhoces - survey,
)Jildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & hhodes - survey,
:Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
.:Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
.tdildman & Rhodes - survey,
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee
plan & desc. re Lruce property
plan & desc. re Purvts property
play, & desc. re Spfinger property
plan & desc. re Glen Cedar property
plan desc. re g. J. Richarcson prop.
plan desc. re . i.E. Richardson prop.
plan &. c esc. re Murphy property
of _ plan re ochL.me
plan & desc. re Lewhurst prop.
plan L, desc. re Renwick property
plan & desc. re Qlm property
plan & desc. re Acheson property
plan & desc. re Ypes property
plan & desc. re H.E.P.C. property
4100. , disb. :)121.50 le expropriation
O'Reilly property
Fll A - Wooabric e Channelization - Property
636.30
26$.60
372.90
774.10
233.30
232.75
237.80
5.93
373.80
316.00
2;1.60
427.30
460.90
398.55
221.50
Setcicuent re Robinson Cotton kills property expropriation 520.00
•Scttlement rc C. ,i. hunter property 300.00
Chambers ,,, 1•,ereaith - appraisa.l dooc. view Lev. property 352.00
Roebuck d., ,Walkinshaw - fce W5., Lisb. 4)19.45 re exprop.
Robinson Cotton hills property 94.45
Villae,e of tlooc:brioge - 1962 taxes re J. Gerson prop. roll 920 -5 42.00
Village of iWooc bridge - 1962 taxes re A. Goldstein prop. -920 -6 42.00
Village of WooLbriage - 1962 taxes re Woocview Dev. 1,922 63.67
Village Of WoodbricLe - 1962 taxes re :foodview Dev. y,939 31.53
Village of Woodbricge - 1962 taxes re N. iennick prop. i -920 -1 42.00
Yiilage of '°looabridge - 1962 taxes re I. hennick prop. 020 -2 42.00
Village of Joodbriage - 1962 taxes re J. Ullenberg prop. 1,920 -4 42.00
Vill:ige of Woodbricge - 1962 taxes re J. (=rant prop. 4920 -3 42.00
Settlement re heck property 4,000.00
F11C1 - Wooabric.,_,e Channelization - Construction Contracts
Swansea Construction - cert. 410 (Final) re channel 56,477.15
F14B1 - Preliminary Eflineering - Humbur River 'latershed - Contracts
James F. riacLaren - 9th 'cct. re eng. soy vices to Feb. 2$/63 7,172.42
BL - Black Creek - Phase 41 - Property
Spreight, van Nobtrand, Ward & Anderson - prints of registered
plan
Roabu'k & Walkinshaw - fee 4,75., disb. 416.30 re expropriation
Vasey property
Death, McLean & McMurchy - prints rc lots 3 to 7 & lots 15 to 20
plan 43649 North York township
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - services re negotiations for Gall prop.
Roebuck it Walkinshaw - fee 4)50., disb. 416.50 re purchase
Gall (D.V.L.A.) property
2.00
91.30
6.34
25.00
66.50
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B2B1 - Black Creek Phase #2 - Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren - 16th account re engineering services to
February 23, 1963 6,530.63
B2C1 - Black Creek Phase #2 - Construction Contracts
Bedford Construction - cert j6 re construction 34,157.61
P2„ - Milne Reservoir - Property
Strung Real Estate - fee re appraisal Turvey, Scott Bros,
Simpson & Seaver properties 2,046.76
W. S. Gibson & Sons - prints re Northgate subdivision 35.00
Strung Real Estate - services re appraisal Doherty, Auckland,
Hewson, Pashl.,r & L ;idlaw properties 1,079.60
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee x,100., Disb. y130.$0 re Expropriation
from Northgate Lcvelopments 230.30
otrung Real Estate - appraisal Northgate Investments prop. 1,014.65
P6A - Etobicoke Blood Plain Land - Property
Wildman w Rhodes - survey, plan a, desc. re Bowers property $52.50
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re McLennan property 1,1$0.60
P3A - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property
Settlement re expropriation of Rolph property 600.00
Settlement re expropriation of Leavens property 1,750.00
Settlement re expropriation of Sykes property 300.00
.Settlement re expropriation of Penny property 3,550.00
Settlement rc expropriation of Panacci property 900.00
Settlement re expropriation of Kellam property 350.00
Towmship of Etobicoke - 1962 taxes re roll -439 -0310
Donato Investments & Ross - Conland properties 1,921.24
Settlement of lViilgay Levolopments property 35,000.00
Death McLean &,McMurchy - prints re 'Metcalfe property 6.61
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee p65., disb. 422.46 re purchase
Ysselstyn property $7.46
Roebuck •& Walkinshaw - fee 11)150. , disb. 4.64.61 re purchase
McLean property 214.61
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & c.esc. re Latchan & Atlas
Estates 1,317.75
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Corp. of the
Township of Etobicoke property 76$.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re 1iunicipal.ith of
Metro. Toronto property 1,2$5.90
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Rivalda Heights 71.50
Yates & Yates - survey, plan & dose. re Dulane Const. property 476.95
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 4i60., disb. 449.30 re purchase
Leslie property 109.30
Crisp & Levine - option to purchase Drown property 500.00
Purchase Brown property 10,500.00
F. J. Shankland - appraisal of Rivalda Heights Dev. property 250.00
Chambers & i'irredith - appraisal re Conlana & Donato Investments
property 1,206.62
P10j. - Highland Creek Flood Plain Larid - Property
Township of Scarborough - 1963 taxes re roll 0635 642
(Maple Creek Farms property] 1,127.70
Page - 12 -
P11A - Rouge Flood Plain Land - Property
Wildman &
:Ji ldman &
dhldman &
vlildman &
vlildman
vJi ldnian &
Wildman &
Wildman &
Wildman &
Wildman &
Wildman L.
Wildman &
Wildman &
Wildman &
Wildman &
Wildman &
Wildman &
•
property 1,359.50
Spreight, van Nostrand, Ward & ,,nderson - prints re Fleming Est. • 2.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 4.150., disb. 4,62.00 re purchase
Meagher Estate
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 4)200., disb. 4206.44 re purchase
Davis Estate
desc. re Leith property
desc. re Webster property
desc. re Ainsworth property
desc. re Copeland property
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
Rhodes
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
survey,
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan
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plan
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1:ukcrjce property
nambley property
blank property
Ufnal property
Ginko property
Oliphant property
Suburban Homes prop.
Grand property
Campbell property
Brook property
Hobbs propurty
Johnson property
Hunt property
viacDonald property
Coates property
McArthur property
Twp. of Pickering
-107
15$.20
134.10
166.10
229.65
225.60
26$.70
261.85
215.15
225.60
166.30
152.70
165.50
163.80
222.00
215e95
217.30
Wildman &
Wildman &
Wildman &
Wildman &
Rhodes -
Rhodes -
Rhodes -
Rhodes -
survey,
survey,
survey,
survey,
plan &
plan &
plan &
plan &
Pl2M - Duffin Flood Plain Land - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -
Roebuck & Walkinshaw
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -
Roebuck & valkinshaw -
fee 495., disb. 4504. re purchase Hutton
- fee 4$0., disb. 439.35 re purchase Allen
fee 465., disb. 455.01 re purchase Tamer
fee 4,125. , disb. 06.25 re purchase
Rodda property
fee 460., disb. 433.75 re purchase
Crichton property
fee 41200., disb. 4350.40 re purchase
,Avondale Construction property
G2C •- Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
A. Colucci - cash expenaed re articles for collection
Card Lumber - lumber re Cobbler's shop
Barclay Transport - trucking re grist mill
Lansing Builcing Supplies - hardware supplies re collection
Lansing Building Supplies - hardware supplies re collection
miss• iV1. Riley - Cob l,.rs tools ro collection
Mrs. J. E. Flanigan - trivet & bowel re collection
Card•Lumber - lumber re collection
Cald Lumber - lumber re cobbler's shop
Card-Lumber - lumber re cobbler's shop
T. Jrightmeyer - articles re collection
"rs..E. B. calker - articles re collection
Simpson's - material for sewing rc collection
H_ rry Si,.ith Fuels "td. - purchase equipment & wood parts of
structure of Roblin's Crist mill
Dressmakers' Supply - sewing supplies
A. C. Kenny - articles re oollection
D. G. Davies - material re sewing for collection
vJoodbrit ge hardware - paint re collection
Woodbriage Hardware - paint re collection
bdoodbric�e hardware - paint re collection
Woodbricge hardware - paint re collection
Boles. Antiques - articles re collection
M. i=echt - cataloguing supplies rc collection
'JJoodbrie ge Lumber - plywood re grist mill
He 6olucci - cash- expendec re articles for collection
Roebuck & dalkinshaw -
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -
212.00
406.44
201.50
202.95
207.00
299.50
599.00
119. ;5
120.01
161.25
93.75
1,550.40
38.00
70.97
130.00
7.62
6.95'
30.00•
45.00
20.76
700.52
39.22
35.00
6.5$
$9.97
2,000.00
42.63
126.35
17.1$
3.56'
10.20
17.93
15.24'
56.14
4.10
56.39
84.7$
B -108
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G5 - Albion hills Conservation Centre
General Concrete Products - concrete brick 18.03
L. B. Stewart - travel expense re construction 120.00
Wm. A. Strong - fee re revision of Architectural drawings 4,658.77
Cara Lumbar - lumber 944.82
Card Lumber - lumber for construction 69.22
Gormley.block - block for construct_on 139.75
Gormley Block - sales tax on block 3.95
Caro Lumber - lumber re construction 13.33
Premier Building IViaturial - brick sand for construction 15.26
Canadian Tire Bolton - white wash brushes for construction 3.55
aid. Ii. Lick - stove oil to heat for construction 58.52
TV Ti It t, IT TT 11 TT TV TT TT IT TT T. IT tT It TT Ti TT TI 11 IT 1T 57.12
Premier.Juilding materials - gravel for construction 19.95
Drummanra & Reeves - joist anchors for construction 112.25
Wm. h. Dick - ges re generator 16.34
11m. h. Dick - stove oil 45.15
Wm. h. Dick - stove oil 55.65
Oliver Brothers - welding , re various equipment 22.66
Egan Lrothers - lantern 14.37
Wm. H. Dick T gas re generator 16.34
Bolton Fuels - coal for heating construction 21.i2
Thorola Concrete Products - concrete bthocks 158.76
Dominion Poly Distributors - pol-ethylene 55.21
Skiltools - cut off sheds re stone work 141.11
uJooabricge Hardware - furnace cement 1.92
C„rd Lumber - lumber . 80.30
Credit Valley .uarries - stone masons hammers 6.59
Builaer's Tool :supply - rental of cement mixer 107.52
Premier Building Materials - gravel 18.99
Premier Building Materials - brick sand 16.65
C_neral Concrete Prbducts - concrete block 30.69
Builder'.s Supplies - mason's lime 10.38
Gemieral Concrete Products - concrete brick 126.13
1-!. R. Kcena - galvanized pipe 38.38
Egan Brothers - barn forks 10.03
General .Concrete Products - cement & sealbond 131.33
H. R. Kona - galvanized iron 18.12
white Hardware - nails & misc. hardware supplies 91.43
E. Iviartin - sharpening stone chisels 3.50
dm. h. Dick - stove oil 50.40
Wm. ii. Dick - gas for power `enerator 16,34
Wm. h. Dick - stone oil 60.90
W.A. h. Lick - stove oil 60.06
General, Concrete Products - concrete block
:i 34.69
/1,209 - N/E - General
iss Vera Redfern - sign re Dalziel 1 irn 100.00
' hyaro �Jooc�bric 4,e - hydro re Eiveron property 4.36
C.I\ .T.B, - refreshments re Executive itieeting February 27 26.78
highlaro Creek Sand u. Gravel - welding re snow p..ough 9.00
Bolton I'�nrists - floral tribute re late E. Little 12.36
Berndt's - tune up motor re sprayer 9.93
Siwmone u, Son - flowers re Mrs. D. HaLue. 8.24
C.N.I.t3. - refreshments re; Executive Meting riarch 13 26.78
Skyline hotels - refreshments re Conservation authorities
Chairman's Conference on rvi-trch 14 131.17
Caddy Plastics - cups for staff lunchroom 57.94
Ont. hyaro Goodbriti „e - hyaro re Lindsay property 6.07
#213 -_ i4E - Heart Lake - Operating_& Maintenance
B. A. Oil - portion credit c re. purch.;ses for February .
highland Creek and - salt treated send 23.00
15
WoodbridLe Farmers' - fuel oil re recreation centre 52.472 7
A. E. Joslin - quick -piks 28.84
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies 23.85
Ont. hyaro Brampton - hyoro re recreation bujlding 42.83
Peatson's Roofing & heating - service call to repair furnace motor 19.23 •
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 2.23
,looabriege hardware - screw hooks 19.02
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re recreation Centre 51.38
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/214 - N /E/ - Glen._kaffy Operating & AaintenBence
• B. A. Oil - portion credit cart purchases for February
Beaver Lumber - insulation & door knobs
A. E. Josli__ - quick -piks
• Robertson Electric - electric211 supplies
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February
• Fabin's Garage - portion gas re vehicle x,14 for February
Fair's Welding - welding re vise & saw
H. R. Keena - furnace bricks
E. J. Parker - travel expense re Colquette property for March
j215 - N/E - Albion Hills - Operating & Maintenance
• B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February
Wm. H. Iick - fuel oil re refreshment booth (recover C.N.I.B.)
Wm. H. Dick - portion fuel oil to heat workshop & office
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas
• A. E. Joslin - quick -piks
E. G. Stewart - repairs to rifle
Palrave Feed mills - salt
• Whitie hardware - axe handle & tape
Luke Lawn Equipment - repair to chain saw
Imperial Oil - portion credit cord purchases for February
• 7+216 - N/E - Boyd - Operating & Maintenance
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for :'ebivary
Woodbriage Farmers' - fuel oil
Crane oupply - plumbing supplies
• Crane Supply - immersion heater
Wm. Robinson - travel expense for February
• A. E. Joslin - quick -piks
• Woodbriage Harcware - catches & casters
Woodbricge Farmers' - cable clamps
Woodbriage Hardware - hardware supplies
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies
• Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February
•Woodbrioge hardware - scissors
Woodbriage Hardware - marking pencils
Woodbriage Hardware - keys cut
Para Paints - paint
Woodbridge Farmers.'- - stove oil
Woodbriage Farmers' - white wash & steel brushes
B -109
7.94
3.30
16.48
24,14
1.16
4.40
5.75
8.00
2.40
• 7.94
22.63
13.58
40.84
2$.84
2.00
1.60
• 16.50
33.09
21.0$
23.05
$.$2
17.14
4.03
6.90
37.0$
5.65
1.24
3.17
12.36
1.16
3.39
.72
1.39
4.45
9.45
. 2.$$
i21$ - N/E - Greenwood - Operating & ivlairtenance
B. A. Oil - portion credit care purchases for February 10.26
• ?. E. Joslin - quick -piks 20.60
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 1.96
Ont. Hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re wodkshop & office for Feb. 10.94
220 - N/E - Black Creek - Opu rating & Maintenance
B. A. Oil - portion credit care purchases for February 9.63
highland Creek Sand - salt treated sand 20.00
Isaac Bak..r - harness for horses 13.7$
Barb's Sign Service - signs re ".,rea Closed" 58.31
Barb's Sign Service - material for above signs 5.72
Ken McKay - hay for livestock 112.50
vdilkinson- Kompass - shoes for horses 62.52
North York hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office 19.$3
Woodbricge Farmers - portion fuel oil re workshop & office 14.93
iJoodbridte Hardware - hardware su: plies 4•.89
P. Thomson & Sons - maple re yol:t for oxen 5.4$
A. E. Joslin - quick -piks 32.96
Superior Propane - propane to heat buildings 30.00
doodbricge Farmers' - fuel oil re Laskay store 29.72
R. T. daliace - cleaning supplies 6.32
Woodbridzie Farmers - clippers re livestock 50.99
Woodbridge Farmers - supplies re livestock 14.82
B -110 Page - 15 -
=220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies 53.2
• Superior Propane - gas to h,at buildings 15.00
• Jooabriage Farmers - Feed for livestock 53.55
•Ontario Hydro Woodbriage - hycro re museum 6.07
- White hardware - wiping cloths 17.04
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 12.19
.Dyer & Miller rros. - inspect, repair I refill fire extinguishers 27.42
dlilnes Coal - coal re blacksmith shthp 26.00
MbocLbriage Hardware - pruning shears 4'.25
#t221 - Humber Trails - Operating & iaintenance
A. E. Joslin - quick -piks 8.24
/222 - N/E.- Claremont - Operating & Maintenance
B. h. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 19.49
A. E. Joslin - quick -piks 20.60
Imperial Oil - portion credit taro purchases for February 2.76
Ont. Hyoro Oshawa - portion hyc'ro re workshop & affice for Feb. 1.$0
#222B - Claremont Workshop Replacement
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of workshop
h222C - Claremont Tools & Equipment Replacement
Dyer & Miller - fire extinguishers
Berndt's - chain saw
George Essam - ford flail mower & extra rings & knives
Wajax Equipment - polyethelne pack -pumps
Sholdice Sertiice - Massey- Ferguson 05 tractor
1223 - Pioneer Tillage Stores
Buckskin Cookery - cook books for resale
Canuck Pottery - crockery for resale
G. Dyce - cash expended re express charges on jellies & jams
for resale
#224 - N/E - Cold Creek - Operating & maintenance
B.•A. Oil - portion credit card purchaser for February
Twp. of Pickering - dumping charges for February
A. E. Josli - quicx -piks
Imperial uil - portion credit card purchases for February
H., R. Keena - service re furnace
7j225 - Flood Control Property - Maintenance
H. Alatson - travel expense re Tyerson property for February
10.0$
186.17
257.50
543.73
$9.00
2,350.00
12.00
274.39
4.15
15.84
1.00
12.36
1.16
5.00
4.60
-SCITEDULE aBre
Report No. 1/63
of the
PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
The Personnel Sub - Committee met in the Authority Offices, Vaughan
Township, on Tuesday, April 2nd, 1963, commencing at taelve o'clock
noon.
D -111
PRESENT WERE:
Authority Vice - Chairman
Sub - Committee Members
Secretary - Treasurer
Director of Operations
W. C. Davidson
M. J. Breen
H. S. Honsberger
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
The following items were considered:
(1) Appointment of Project Engineer -- the Staff advised that 27
applicants had been interviewed and that three applicants were
called in to be interviewed by the Committee. These were inter-
viewed;
(2) Amendment to Permanent Establishment -- to provide a Technical
Assistant for the Historic Sites Divs.
(3) Appointment of Technical Assistant, Forestry.
(4) First -Aid Training for the Staff.
(5) Amendment to Personnel Regulation re Special Service, Temporary
Service, and Casual Service.
(6) Change in Dress Uniforms for Superintendents and Assistant Super-
intendents. --
It was agreed, and the Sub - Committee recommends that:
(1) Mr. D. Thornton be appointed to fill the position of Project
Engineer.
(2) That Personnel Regulation #19 be amended by adding thereto:
Historic Sites Div. - Technical Assistant - 1
(3) That Position Description #27 - Technical Assistant,
Historical Sites Division, be established as follows:
TECHNICAL ASSISTANT, HISTORIC SITES DIVISION:
General Terms of Reference:
The Technical Assistant, Historic Sites Division, shall be responsibl
to the Administrator, Historic Sites Division.
Specific Terms of Reference:
The Technical Assistant, Historic Sites Division, shall:
- Assist in the technical research and development of Village
construction;
- Assist in the supervision of the Collection;
- Assist in the acquisition of the Collection;
- Supervise the cataloguing of the Collection;
- Assist in the curatorial research of the Collection and Buildings;
- Assist in the supervision and preparation of exhibits;
- Assist in the preparation of the Festival, theatre programme,
and other special events;
- Assume secretarial duties -- typing of letters, memoes, filing,
reports, auererirg inquiries pertaining to Pioneer Village and
pre- Confederation tines;
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- Assume responsibility for general correspondence;
- Library -- cataloguing and supervision of maintenance;
- Assist with public relations -- visitors, donors, press, other
Museums and Historical Societies at the Village;
Qualifications:
- Knowledge of antiquities and monetary value thereof;
- Knowledge of the outstanding periods of the Eighteenth and
Nineteenth Centuries in household arts and early agriculture;
-The ability to collaborate in the acquisition of the Collection
and the development of the Pioneer Village;
- The ability to maintain good public and personal relations;
Minimum Education Requirements:
- Graduate of an accredited University or the equivalent thereof;
- Experience in Museum work preferred;
(4) That the following personnel be appointed to the Permanent
Service Establishment:
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Mrs. Maurice Hecht - effective April 29th, 1963
James Agnew - promoted from Field Supervisor to Technical
Assistant, Forestry
the salaries for the foregoing to be in accordance with the
Schedule as signed by the Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer
under date of April 10th, 1963;
(5) That the Staff be authorized to arrange and conduct a First-Aid, Course f- r certain members of the Staff similar to that
of other years;
(6) (A) That Personnel Regulation #2A "Special Service" be deleted;
(B) That Personnel Regulation #3 "Temporary Service" be
amended to read:
Employees in the Temporary Service shall:
(a) be persons who, by reason of satisfactory service to the ,
Authority and whose services will be required for more than
seasonal work, are desirable for the efficient operation of
the Authority;
(b) be appointed only as authorized by the Executive Committee:
(c) be entitled to all benefits and ,subject to all regulations
applicable to the Permanent Service, save and except:
(l) Regulation #10 -- Group Life Insurance
(2) Regulation 1 /11C - Comprehensive Group Medical Plan
(3) Regulation #12 -- Pension Plan
(4) Regulation #14B - Leave of Absence
(d) be eligible for appointment to the Permanent Service as
vacancies permit and need necessitates same;
(C) That Personnel Regulation 3A "Casual Service' be established:
Employees in the Casual Service shall:
(a) Receive remuneration only for the actual time worked,
except where payment is authorized by the Executive
Committee for public or special holidays;
(b) Receive Vacation Pay at the rates stipulated in the Hours
of Work and Vacations With Pay Act, R.S.O. 1950; '
(c) Be required to contribute towards Uneritployement Insurance
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in accordance with the Schedule set by the Unemployment
Insurance Commission, if they come within the provisions
of the Unemployment Insurance Act 1940;
(7) That the Superintendents? and Assistant Superintendents? dress
uniform be changed in the following ways:
(1) Colour -- olive khaki;
(2) Material -- wool and terylene, Summer and Winter weights;
(3) Style -- as indicated in Tip Top Tailors catalogue, Style
U3043, with the following changes:
-lower pockets of tunic set in instead of bellows;
- include shoulder straps;
- no cord on sleeve of tunic;
(4) Hats -- that Winter fur hats styled like the early Authority
issue be provided;
F. L. Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer
metropottan Joronto and legion
eoPkierUatiorL Juthori %y
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, April 24th, 1963
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, April 24th, 1963, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
,Authority Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
14m J. A. Gardner
H. S. Honsberger
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
Vice - Chairman Historical Sites N.
Vice - Chairman Etobicoke Mimico H.
Secretary- Treasurer F.
Director of Operations K.
Property Administrator W.
A. Boylen
M. Griggs
L. Lunn
G. Higgs
E. Jones
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MINUTES:
Res. #120 Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 5/63 be adopted as presented.
Carried Unanimously.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT:
Mr. A. Waite of Clarkson, Gordon Company, presented the Financial State-
ment for the period ending December 31st, 1962.
Res. 1121 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Financial Statement for the year 1962 and the
Auditor/8 Report as prepared by Clarkson, Gordon & Company, be received
and filed and that copies be distributed to all Members of the Authority.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT OF THE TENDER OPENING SUB - COMMITTEE RE FLOOD CONTROL GATES RE
CLAIREVILLE DAM AND RESERVOIR - PROJECT F -1:
The Tender-Opening Sub - Committee presented their report of a meeting
of April 3rd, 1963, for tenders for Project F -1 - contract for the
Flood Control Gates on the Claireville Dam. The following tenders were
opened:
Res. 1122
RESOLVED
Canada Machinery Corporation Limited
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada Ltd.
Canadian Vickers Limited
Richards - Wilcox Canadian Co. Ltd.
Davey Ship Builders
Dominion Bridge Company Limited
$ 156,746.00
1$6,130.00
201, $31.00
209,716.00
249,500.00
266,26$.00
Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
THAT:- the recommendation of the Tender - Opening Sub - Committee in
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awarding the contract for the Flood Control Gates in connection with
Project F -1, to Canada Machinery Limited, the lowest proper tender,
together with the additional items recommended in the letter from
James F. MacLarien'Limited under date of April 16th, 1963, in the sum
total of $160,094.77, be hereby confirmed.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT OF THE TENDER- OPENING SUB-COMMITTEE RE PROJECT F -1 CLAIREVILLE
DAM & RESERVOIR - INDIAN LINE DIVERSION:
TYe Tender - Opening Sub - Committee presented their report of a meeting
of April llth, 1963, for tenders for project F -1 Claireville Dam
and Reservoir - Indian Line Diversion. The following tenders had
been opened:
Armstrong Bros. $ 217,348.45
K. J. Beamish Construction Co. Ltd. 203,703.00
Cook Paving Co. Ltd. 246 233.70
Crosstown Paving Limited 216,006.01
Evans Contracting 203,734.00
King Paving & Materials Limited 213,038.20
Swansea Constructinn Co. Ltd. 249,070.80
Res. #123 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the action of the Tender - Opening Sub- Committee be
confirmed in awarding the contract for the Indian Line Road Diversion
under Project F -1 - Claireville Dam and Reservoir to J. K. Beamish
Construction Co. Ltd. in the amount of $203,703.00;
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 1/63 OF THE R.D.H.P. ADVISORY BOARD:
Mr. Purcell presented Report No. 1/63 of the R.D.H.P. Advisory Board.
Res. #124 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 1/63 of the R.D.H.P. Advisory Board be
received and that the recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein, be dealt with as indicated:
(a) That consideration be given to the establishment of a Fire
Patrol during the periods of extreme drought -- REFER TO STAFF
FOR REPORT;
(b) That further consideration be given to the use of certain lands
owned by the Authority by the Village of Pickering for the re-
establishment of a necessary Sewage Disposal Plant -- REFER TO
STAFF FOR INCLUSION IN REPORT;
That all Authority maps be amended to designate the Branches of
the Rouge River as "Little Rouge" and as the "Big Rouge" -- REFER
TO STAFF FOR RECONSIDERATION;
(d) That the Department of Highways and all Municipalities be requested
to consider placing identifying names of Rivers and Streams on
all bridge structures -- REFER TO STAFF TD INVESTIGATE POSSIBILITY;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -1 - CLAIREVILLE DAM & RESERVOIR - UTILITY RELOCATIONS:
A communication was presented from James F. MacLaren Limite d enclosing
a letter from the Etobicoke Hydro concerning the estimate of cost
in the relocation of utilities in the Claireville Dam area.
Res. #125 Moved By;- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- N. Boylen
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue the
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Work Order directly to the Etobicoke Township Hydro - Electric Commission
for an amount not to exceed $700.00 for constructing a pole line for
the relocation of Bell Telephone facilities in the Claireville Dam area
Carried Unanimously.
WOODBRIDGE CONSERVATION AREA -- PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT:
A communication was presented from the Woodbridge Public School Board
requesting that certain equipment be turned over to the Woodbridge
Public School for use of the children in Woodbridge.
Res. #126 Moved By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESORTED THAT:- the Woodbridge Public School Board be advised that
the Authority intends to use the playground equipment located on the
Woodbridge Flood Plain Lands for the development of the Woodbridge
Conservation Area and therefore are unable to accede,to their request.
Carried Unanimously.
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - FOOD SERVICE:
A Staff communication was presented advising that a proposal had been
received from the C.N.I.B. for the operation of the food service at
the Albion Hills Conservation School,;
Res. #127 Moved By :- C. R, Purcell
Seconded By :- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the
arrngements for Food
with the C.N.I.B. as
on a trial basis.
Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
Service at the Albion Hills Conservation School
outlined in their proposal of February 21st, 1963,
Carried Unanimously.
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION AREA -- WATER SYSTEM:
Res. #12$ Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the firm of Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen Limited be
retained as engineers to investigate and prepare a preliminary
engineering report concerning a water system for the Albion Hills
Conservation Area.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -6 -- ETOBICOKE FLOOD PLAIN LAND - EASEMENT:
Res. #129 Moved By:- N. Boylen
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Corporation of the Town of Brampton be granted
an Easement for the purpose of installing a storm sewer to the
Etobicoke Creek, to be located on Authority -owned lands acquired from
Eliza A. Sterne, legally described as Part of Lot 9, and all of Lot 10,
Registered Plan BR -31, Town of Brampton, County of Peel, subject to
the following conditions:
The easement will be granted directly to the Town of Brampton for
the nominal consideration of $2.00;
The Rubin Corporation and /or the Town of Brampton would be required
to agree that Authority lands would be restored to their original
condition;
The storm sewer must be piped to the bank of the Etobicoke Creek;
The proposed outfall structure must be approved by the Authority's
Technical Staff;
The Rubin Corporation would be required to agree that any and all
erosion caused by the storm sewer would be repaired to the satisfacti'
of the Authority's Technical Staff;
Carried Unanimously.
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PROJECT F -7 -A - FINCH DAM & RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #130 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to acquire the
lands owned by Millmink Development Limited in accordance with the
provisions of the Conservation Authorities Act, being Part of Lots
22 and 23, Concession II, WYS., including Parts 1 and 2, Plan R -668,
and Part 1, Plan R -872, and being designated as Parts 1, 2, 3 and 4,
on Plan R -1425, in the Township of North York, in the County of York,
containing 60.156 acres of vacant land more -or -less;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECTP -B -A - HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #131 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of approximately 1.518 acres of land more -or -less, and
certain improvements contained thereon from E. Stephenson and R. A.
Chance, said lands being Part of Lot 1, Concession V., WYS., Township
of York, County of York, at the price stated in the Option to Purchase
dated March 28th, 1963, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees,
and further subject to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unari mously.
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - QUOTATIONS:
Res. #132 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation of Welsh Lumber Co. Ltd. in the amount
of $9,770.00 for millwork for the Albion Hills Conservation School,
be accepted, it being the lowest proper tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #133 Moved By:- H. M. Griggs
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation of Armstrong Bros. Limited in the
amount of $3,930.00 covering grading around the Albion Hills Conservation
School and asphalting parking lot and driveway for same, be accepted,
it being the lowest proper tender received;
Carried Unanimously.
QUOTATIONS - HAMMER KNIFE MOWERS:
Res. #134 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- N. Boylen
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation received from Sholdice Service &
Supply Limited in the amount of $765.00 each, covering price submitted
for two Hammer Knife Mowers, be accepted, it being the lowest proper
tender received.
Carried Unanimously.
BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA - ROAD WIDENING:
Res. 1135 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- approval in principle be given to the requests
contained in the letter of April 16th, 1963 received from the
Engineering Department of the Township of North York and signed by
E. L. Sanderson, P.Eng., Township Engineer, and concerning road widening
plans for the Black Creek Conservation Area.
Carried Unanimously.
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ADJOURNMENT
On M4otion, the Meeting adjourned at 12 :10 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
V4etropo/itan Joronto and Region
Corueruation Jugority
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Executive Committee Meeting Tlednesday, May 8, 1963 ,:v/7/63
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room of the :Authority Offices
Iaughan Township, on 'Wednesday, May 8th, 1963, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT 'JERE :
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Vice - Chairman IT. C. Davidson
Members Mrs. J. R. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
R. L. -Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
Chief, Conservation l.uthorities
Branch A. S. L. Barnes
Secretary- Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
Property Administrator W. E. Jones
Conservation Services Admin. M. Johnson
Conservation Areas Admin. W. McLean
MINUTES:
Res .;136 Moved By - "R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By:- V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 6/63 be adopted as presented;
Carried Unanimously;
ACCOUNTS:
Res. #137 Moved By:- Mrs. J. 1 -.. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: the Accounts in the sum total of $316,364.19 be hereby
approved for payment and appended as Schedule 'AQ' of these Minutes;
Carried Unanimously;
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT:
Res. #138 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. L.Nesbitt
RESOLVED THii`.T:- the Staff Progress Report be received and appended as
Schedule '13'. of these Minutes;
,Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 2 OF THE PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE:
Res. ,4139 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 2 of the Personnel Sub - Committee be received
and appended as Schedule 'C of these Minutes, and that the recommendations
contained therein as amended be adopted;
Carried Unanimously.
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WOODBRIDGE7,CONSERYATION AREA -- PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT:
k communication was presented from the Recreation Committee of the Village
of Woodbridge requesting the, use of,playground,equinment.
Res. 1140 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Village of 'doodbridge be advised that the Authority
is not in a position ar, the present time to make a decision regarding the
disposition of the playground equipment located on the site of the former
Simi Day Camp property; and further that it is the intention of the
Authority t,) have playground equipment on this site which would,be,
available to the woodbridge Recreation Committee for day camp programmes
through the issuance of an Authority permit;
Carried Unanimously;
WOODBRIDGE CONSERVATION AREA -- SOFTBALL DIAMOND:
A communication was presented from theVillage of Woodbridge requesting
that a Softball Diamond be located within the Woodbridge Conservation
Area.
Res. 441 Moved By.- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Village of Woodbridge be advised that the Authority
approves of a Softball Diamond being established on the site as indicated
on the plan submitted; and further that the following improvements be
permitted:
- screen backstop
- two side -line screens
all to be constructed to the satisfaction of the Authority;
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F -3 -A -- BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. 1142 Moved By:- H. 5. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 2.515 acres more -or -less of lend, and certain improveme s
contained thereon, from Eleanor M. & Joseph G. Purkis, being Part of
Low 12, Concession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel, at the price
contained in the Option to Purchase dated May 2nd, 1963, plus adjustments
disbursements, and legal fees, and further subject to a Certificate of
Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F -10 -A -- WILLOWDALE DAM & RESERVOIR -- SETTLEMENT:
Res. ,;`143 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- part payment of Compensation in the amount of $15,000.
in the matter of certain lands Expropriated from F. Hein O'Reilly
be paid over to whomever the Authority's solicitor finds entitled to
receive same. Said lands being Pait of Lot 23, Concession II, EYS,
Township of North York, County of York, containing 2.271 acres more -or -less
and certain improvements contained thereon, and are more particularly
described in Expropriation Plan 6737.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P -g -A -- HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #144 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
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acquisition of the following properties, at the price contained in the
Option to Purchase, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees,
and further subject to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests:
(a) J.L. Baril -- Part of Lots 32 and 33, Concession ?A4?, FH.,
Township of Etobicoke, County of York, said to contain 10
acres of vacant land more -or -less;
(b) John and Matilda Senior -- Part of Lot 16, Concession "D ", FH,
Township ofEtobicoke, County of York, containing 0.138 acres
more -or -less, and certain improvements contained thereon;
(c) Joseph and Theresa Collins -- Part of Lot 17, Concession "D',
FH, Township of Etobicoke, County of York, containing 0.201 acres
more -or -less, and certain improvements contained thereon;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #145 Moved By: R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- 'R. L.Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the following properties for a nominal sum, plus adjust-
ments, disbursements and legal fees and further subject to a Certificate
of Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
(a) The Corporation of the Township of North York -- the whole of Blocks
94H" and ??I's, Plan M -715, containing 13.280 acres of vacant land
more -or -less, and Part of Block "A', Plan M -928, being designated
as Parts 1 and 9, on Plan R -945, containing 0.565 acres of vacant
land more -or -less, all being in the Township of North York, in the
County of York, for the purchase price of $2.00;
(b) Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto -- all of Lots 16, 19, 36 to
41 inclusive, and Part of Lots 18, 20, 34, 35, 44 and 45, Registered
Plan 2388, in the Township of North York, in the County of York,
containing 8.963 acres of vacant land more -or -less, for the purchase
price of $2.00;
(c) Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto -- all of Lots 83 to 88 incluive,
all of Lots 90 to 115 inclusive, Part of Raymore Drive and all
of Gilhaven Avenue, Registered Plan 2002, all of Lots 64 to 95 inclusive,
all of Raymore Drive and all of Gilhaven Avenue, Registered Plan
2199, in the Township of Etobicoke, in the County of York, containing
10.197 acres of vacant land more -or -less, for the purchase price of
$2.00;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #146 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 1.000 acres of vacant land more -or -less, from Humbermede
Developments Limited, said land being all of Block "G", Plan M -715,
Township of Nerth York, County of York, at the price contained in the
Agreement to Purchase, plus adjustments, disbursements, and legal fees,
and further subject to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests;
a
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P -9 -A -- DON RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #147 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 5.086 acres of vacant land more -or -less, from the - Executors
of the Estate of Lydia J. Fleming, being Part of Lot 3, Concession IV,
EYS., and being designated as Part 1, on Plan R -116, Township of North
York, County of York at the price contained in the Agreement to Purchase
plus adjustments, disbursements, and legal fees, and further subject trD
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a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P -11 -A -- ROUGE RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #14$ Moved By:- C. R.• Purcell
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
the acquisition of approximately 55 acres more -or -less and certain
improvements contained thereon, from E. Pelensky, M. Artymko, G. Onufriw
and M. Witar, being Part of Lot 3, Concession III, Township of Scarborough,
County of York, at the price contained in the Agreement to Purchase dated
April 23rd, 1963, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and
further subject to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
MILNE DAM FN RLSERVOIR - PR ,POSED SET'AGE TREATMENT PL..rT - UNIONVILLE:
The-Director of Ope.at ons presented a pr posed Submission to the Ontario
Water Resources Commission in connection with the Milne Dam and Reservoir
and its relationship to the proposed sewage treatment facilities for
Unionville.
Res. #149 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THt T : - the proposed Submission to t'e Ontario Water Resources
Commission re the Milne Dam and Reservoir and its relationship to the
proposed sewage treatment plant be approved, and that the Chairman and
the Director of Operations be authorized to present the said Brief to
the Ontario Mater Resources Commission at their meeting on May 9th, 19;.
Carried Unanimously.
CONSERVATIONT AREAS - PEEL COUNT - TRAFFIC:
A communication from the Chairman of the Roads Committee of Peel County
was presented in connection with roads leading to various Conservation
Areas in Peel County.
Res. ;1150 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Chairman be authorized to advise the Roads Committee
of the County of Peel of the position of the AutLority in connection with
roads leading to Conservation Areas, and that he be further authorized
to appoint a special Committee of this Executive to meet with officials
of the County of Peel in this connection if deemed advisable;
Carried Unanimously;
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL -- ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR:
A Staff communication was presented recommending that the Position Des-
cription for Assistant Supervisor, Albion Hills Conservation School,
be established, and that an appointment now be made.
Res. .,'=151 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: - the matter of the position of Lssitant Supervisor, -
Albion Hills Conservation School and appointment for same, be referred
to the Personnel Sub - Committee with power to act;
Carried Unanimously;
POLICY RE BUILDING DEMOLITION:
A Staff communication was presented recommending policy in connection
with the demolition of buildings acquired under various Conservai-,ion
projects.
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Res. , 4152 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the recommendations of the Staff as set forth herein
be adopted as policy in connection with the demolition or use of buildings
acquired:
(a) 'here properties are acquired in Reservoir areas and are not
required for some time in the future, and where such properties
contain thereon buildings that are in a good state of repair,
recommendation wluldbe to t'-e effect that such properties be
rented at a reasonable rental until such time as the properties
are required for the particular project for which they were
purchased;
(b) Where properties are acquired with buildings in a poor state of
repair, necessitating an expenditure of funds to make the buildings
rentable at a reasonable rental, recommendatjon would be to the
effect that such buildings be demolished immediately and t e
property turned over to the Metropolitan Corporation in accordance
with the Agreement. Outside Metro, buildings would be demolished
and the land rented for farm or pasture purposes, if possible;
(c) 'Thee properties are acquired under Flood Plain Land acquisitions
with buildings contained thereon, such buildings would be recommended
for immediate demolition frith certain exceptions where it may be
desired to rent the buildings to members of the Staff for a .imited
period of time;
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F -10 -P. - ''d ILLOWDALE DAP. & REbErZV'_:IR - BUDDING DEMOLITION:
Res. #153 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to take whatever
steps are necessary for the demolition of the buildings on the O'Reilly
property, said property being Part of Lot 23, Concession II, EYS., Tow -
ship of North York.
Carried Unanimously;
PRESERVATION OF KING CITY. ST '.TION :
The Director of Operations reported that he had been approached in
connection with saving the King City Station.
Res. 4154 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- tt'e Director of Operations be authorized to store the
building identified as the King City Station on Authority property
providing the necessary funds for moving the building.are provided by tke
appr¢p , .ate Department of the Province of Ontario;
Carried Unanimously;
NATIONAL' 'WATERSHED CONGRESS - J TTEND ANCE :
Res. ;1/155 Moved By:- C. Sam of
Seconded By:- H. 5. Honsberger
RESOLVED TH..T:- R. G. Henderson be authorized to attend the National
Watershed Congress May 27th to May 30th, 1963, in Philadelphia, Pa.,
and to visit certain conservation projects enroute; and further, that
his Per Diem and expenses in this connection be paid;
Carried Unanimously;
PROPOSED CON0ERVATION AREA:
Res. ,/156 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED TI-1 T:- the Chaarm&n advise Mr. Gadsby that his - property
B -124 - 6 -
located on the Gormley road, is not scheduled for acquisition by
this Authority.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT B -1 -A -- BLACK CREEK CHANNELI2ATION - COMPENSATION:
Res. #157 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to pay Settlement
of Compensation in order to obtain a final release from any and all
actions, causes of action, claims and demands, for damages, loss or
injury, howsoever arising from the construction of the Black Creek C ._
Channel and any other encroachment and use of the land owned and leased
by Walter Lawrynowicz (operating as Lawrence Haulage) being Pact of
Lot 39, Plan M -485, in the Township of North York, County of York, and
being designated as Parts 3, 4 and 5, Plan R -34$, for the total sum
of $2,500.00, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, if any,
and further subject to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by
the Minister of Lands and Forests;
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P -12 -A - DUFFIN CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LAND - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #15$ Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of approximately 74.3$0 acres of land more -or -less and certain
improvements contained thereon, from Hugh Lorne Squires, being Part
of Lot 15, Range 3, BFC.,Township of Pickering, County of Ontario,
including all-his right, title and interest, in and to a parcel of
swamp land containing 15.040 acres more -or -less, being Part of Lot 15,
Range 3, BFC., Township of Pickering, County of Ontario, at the price
stated in the Agreement to Purchase dated May 6th, 1963, plus adjustments,
disbursements, and legal fees, and further subject to a Certificate of
Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests;
Carried Unanimously;
The Executive recessed for lunch and a Tour of the various Forest
properties proposed for Public Hunting.
The Executive re- convened -at the Glen Haffy,.Extension and considered
in detail a Staff Report on Public Hunting.
Res. #159 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff Report regarding Hunting On Authority -Owned
Lands be received and that the recommendations contained therein and
set forth herein, be adopted:
(a) That hunting be allowed on designated Authority lands including
certain Authority Forest Lands and Forest and Wildlife Conservatim
Area Lands, provided they are suitable and not adjacent to major
use recreational or concentrated private developments;
(b) That the Department of Lands and Forests be asked to supervise
hunting bymaintaining patrol of these lands designated by the
Conservation Authority, and, as well, co- operate in the protection
of other Authority lands where hunting will not be allowed;
(c) That a one -year or one - season agreement between the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and the Department of
Lands and Forests be drawn to this effect Renewals of such an
Agreement should allow the placing of new lands into the
hunting management Agreement or the extraction of lands initially
in the Agreement, where, for some reason, the Authority has deemed
it advisable to prohibit further hunting on these lands;
(d) That the Authority Regulations be amended to provide for
restriction on the type of fire -arms which may be used in hunting
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on Authority lands designated for such use;
Carried;
Mrs. J. A. Gardner wished to go on record as voting "ney" to the fore-
going Resolution.
ADJOURNMENT:
Or Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 5:00 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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"SCHEDULE A "
#3 - Travel Advances
APRIL, 1963
M. G. Johnson - advance re attendance at Northeast Wildlife
Conference at Portland Maine 75.00
#27 - Options on Land Not Yet Purchased
W. E. Whitewood - reimbursement of option re D. B. Coake prop. 10.00
Reg. A. Powell - reimbursement of option re McIntosh Estate 10.00
D. W. McQuay - reimbursement of option re Norris Hardy property 5.00
W. E. Whitewood - reimbursement of option re Shepherd property 10.00
Al2 - Staff Mileage & Expense
M. Whitley - travel expense re Authority business for March
K. Strasser - travel expense re Authority business for March
D. Duncan - travel expense re Authority business for March
P. B. Flood - travel expense re Authority business for March
Wm. McLean - travel expense re Authority business for March
E. F. butter - travel expense re Authority business for March
A. Colucci - travel expense re Authority business for March
R. H. Horton - travel expense re Authority business for March
W. E. Jones - travel expense re Authority business for March
R. W. O'Brien - travel expense re Authority business for March
K. Strasser - travel expense re attendance at Association of
Interpretive Naturalists in Ohio
J. L. Copeland - travel expense re Authority business April 1
to April 19, 1963
W. E. Jones - travel expense re Authority business for April 1
to April 23, 1963
A13 - Chairman's Expenses
Dr. C. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses for March 1963
A21 - Office Equipment
Wholesale Radio - parts re portable P.A. System
Wholesale Radio - parts re portable P.A. System
Wholesale Radio - parts re portable P.A. System
Card Lumber - material re office partitions
Card Lumber - material re office partitions
Card Lumber - material re office partitions
Electric Storage Battery - battery re portable P.A. System
Electro -Sonic - parts re portable P.A. System
Wholesale Radio - parts re portable P.A. System
A22 - Tools & Equipment
G. H. Wood - wood's model MB 17 floor maintainer
White Hardware - drill shanks & drill set
Aikenhead's Hardware - yankee bits, hacksaw & blades
C'. N. Weber - heavy duty 3" ball bearing belt sander
Sbutnam's - wright 5 H.P. gas operated 20" circular saw
C. N. Weber - 1 model 34 -500 8" tilt arbor circular saw
Wajax Equipment - 3 -OT -3 polyethelene hand pumps
Wajax Equipment - 3 -OT -3 polyethelene hand pumps
A23 - VehicleN
Donway i'Iotors - 1 Fora Galaxie 300
Sholdice Service - 1 tilt top trailer (Grove)
A24 - Machinery
McKeown's Service - 1 Ferguson Model #t65 tractor
Sholdice Service - 1 M -F side mount mower
Sholdice oervice - 1 Ferguson {r35 tractor
42.60
28.85
23.18
44.55
60.80
44.10
101.40
39.70
100.45
6.90
66.89
70.90
88.80
46.40
9.53
9.48
5.51
23.73
70.18
206.93
25.94
128.16
8.88
358.08
35.04
11.13
96.41
231.29
141.21
89.00
89.00
2,310.06
235.00
3,075.00
556.00
2,350.00
Page - 2
A31 - Uniforms & Equipment
Fashion hat & Cap - caps
J. A. .Haugh's - rain coats for Supt's & Asst's.
W. E. .Kirkpatrick - sam brown belt & assessories for patrol
officer
J. A..Haugh's - uniforms shirts, trousers & jackets
Thrifty Sports Shop - boots for patrol officers
A32 - .Postage
Receiver General - postage re postage meter
Receiver General - rental re post office box 720, Woodbridge
A33 - .Stationery & Office Supplies
York Printing House - letterheads mimeo
Grand.& Toy - carbon paper re payroll
hughes -Owens - credit re return of proportional divider
Ilughe. -Owens - drafting supplies
Richard C. Gillett - letterheads
GBC Sales - binding material
Charters Publishing - window envelopes
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
h. G.. Barlow - office supplies
GBC Sales - covers & binding supplies
Gestetner - mimeo paper
York Printing - envelopes
Underwood - repair to typewriter
Charters - x`10 envelopes
Hugnes -Owens - underpayment of invoice for drafting supplies
Gestetner - mimeo paper
H. G.. Barlow - office supplies
H. G.. Barlow - office supplies
H. G.. Barlow - office supplies
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Gestetner - electronic stencils
Gestetner - electronic stencils
Edmund Soame - frames
Underwood Ltd. - inspection of & rilbons for typewriters
Tt it if tT It ft ft Tt ft ft Tt i. ft ft It Tf ft It TT ft ft ft ft It ft ft tt Tt
It It 14 iT ft ft It It ft TV ft ft Tt ff If TI iT ft TT TT TS TT ft ft ft tl tt Tt
Charters Publishing - business cards
Charters Publishing - business cards re W. Loker
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45.25
56.87
17.15
962.72
26.68
500.00
5.00
232.79
4.12
32.96-
9.87
79.00
59.42
11.14
21.32
55.73
39.90
43.51
30.87
2.58
111$7
.50
81.94
20.12
34.92
48.53
66.69
6.86
8.86
12.62
52.04
21.67
13.39
33.90
6.00
A34 Technical Plans & Maps
hunting Survey - Etobicoke Creek ozalid floodline maps 4.96
Hunting Survey - cronaflex maps 30.30
Dept. Mines & Technical Surveys - topo neaps of entire water shed 27.00
Hunting Survey - Don River floodline maps 2.86
Hunting Survey - reverse cronaflex of base maps 72.03
A35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for March 175.18
J. A. AcCleave L. Sons - repairs to vehicle #r20 16.16
Park manor Motors - repairs to vehicle #r5 5.22
J. Burrow's Garage - repairs to vehicle k9 18.17
J. Burrow's Garage - welding re vehicle #9 1.50
humberview Motors - repairs re vehicle k5 2.80
Unionville Motors - refinish vehicle #7 159.00
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle k22 14.46
hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle 22 17.73
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle 7 112.50
Hawman Aotors - repairs re vehicle #,-6 13.73
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle #,19 90.00
Hawman motors - repairs re vefaicle j3 18.53
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicie #6 15.52
Park manor Motors - repairs re vehicle k5 18.25
Fagin's Garage - repairs re vehicle 0-4 2.00
iviurphy's Esso - repairs re vehicle #12 18.47
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for March 60.0P
B -12$' Page - 3
A36 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs
Sholdice Service - oil for machinery & chain saws
Farmers' Supply - parts for chain saw
Para Paints - paint for machinery
Altona Feed - links for chain saw
Altona Feed - repairs to chain on chain saw
Canadian Tire Bolton - paint for machinery
Canadian Tire Holton - gasket re tractor
Bernct's - repairs to chain saw
Berndt's - repairs to chain saw
Black & Decker - shafts for sander
Barker Electric & Hardware - skilsaw iaotor brushes
1MicKeown's - machinery parts
McKeown's - tractor parts
McKeown's - tractor parts
McKeown's - tractor parts
Kinch Sutton - overhaul of tractor
Kinch & Sutton - tune -up tractor
Kinch & Sutton - tractor tire & tube
Kirch.& Sutton - tractor dip stick
KcKeown's - tractor & saw parts
Dilworth Equipment - repairs to scaffolding
Humber Automotive - plugs for chain saw
Elmo Disney - oil for machinery
Humber. Automotive - repair kit for chain saw carborator
Humber Automotive - tractor parts
The Elms Restaurant - oil for trattor
Farmers' Supply - regroove chain saw blades
Woodbridge Farmers' - bolts & cotter pins for machinery
Woodbridge Farmers' - bolts for machinery
Cooper & Horton - chuck keys re electric drill
Hudson Welding - welding re machinery
Berndt's - chain saw parts
A41 - Telephone
Bel
Bel
Bel
Bel
Bel
C.
Bel
Bel
Bel
Bel
Bel
Bel
1 Telephone
1 Telephone
1 Telephone
1 Telephone
1 Telephone
R. Purcell -
1 Telephone
1 'Telephone
1 'Telephone
1 'Telephone
1'Telephone
1 Telephone
- 594 -02$0 for March,
- 594 -0227 for March
- $43 -2494 for March
- 843-2949 far March
- 5$4 -2922 for March
cash expended re Authority phone calls from
October 1, 1962 to January 31, 1963.
- 942 -2070 for March
- 633 -9901 for March
- ZA 7 -3573 for March
- ZA 5 -8253 for march
- 649 -2009 for March
- 2$$ -0671 for March
17.92 .
46.81
6.70
.93
3.60
2.35
1.98
7.65
9.01
2.66
2.32
7.36
32.30
14.29
27.72
24.6$
. $.80
24.9$
1.01
91.05
2$.74
1.28
10.$2
4.15
3.63
9.53
10.$0
4.73
2.47
2.78
20.00
21.22
41.9$
28.94
20.05
5.39
32.94
13.65
24.55
51.27
47.13
43.3$
25.67
37.42
A42 - Light, Heat & Water
Ontario Hydro Woodbriage - hydro re Main Office for March $5.79
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Mill Street 22.94
•
A43 - Rent
Maple crest Realty - rent for month ending May 31 re Main Office 1,455.00
A44 - Office Cleaning & Maintenance
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning services re main offices for March 200.00
Woodbridge Hardware - sweeping compound re main office 2.22
G. H. Wood & Co. - soap re office washrooms 41.16
Northern Industrial Laundries - lab. coats 12.70
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Page - 4
A51 - Taxes - Non Revenue Producing Properties
Twp., of Pickering - lst. instalment 1963 taxes Dose property
Twp. of Pickering - 1963 taxes re Lane property
A53 - General Expense
S. F. Scott - cash expended re parking o.. Authority vehicle
Treasurer of Ontario - reference book (1963 Municipal Directory)
rsen Instruments - repairs to transit level
Master Canvas Craft - repair to marquee tent
Canadian Audubon Society - regular viembership fees to Mar. /64
A74 Farm Pond Research
B -129
19.93
39.40
1.05
1.00
26.00
23.49
6.00
Fisher Scientific - supplies for lab. 3.43
A75 - Farm Pond Subsidies
Melville Robinson! - farm pond subsiay 50.00
A76 - Far,,: Tree Replacement Program
White Hardware - shovels, logging chain & tubs 64.37
Western Tarpaulin & Textiles - tarpaulins 19.98
A$2 = Fish Rearing
Don ■datt - fish pellets 103.00
J. M. Schneider - fish fooa 3.50
J. M. Schneider - fish food 3$.52
J. M. Schneider - fish food 35.$2
J. M, Schneider - fish food 3.50
A$3 - Bird Feeding
Woodbrioie Farmers' - wheat screenings for birds
A91 - Areas Equipment (picnic tables, fireplaces, toilets etc.)
Hudson Welding - fireplaces
Card Lumber - lumber for tables
White Hardware - washers for tables
Para Paints - paint for garbage barrels
Para Paints - credit re return of paint
Mexico Forge Inc. - park stove
Para Paints - paint re picnic tables
Para Paints - paint re signs
Para Paints - paint re signs
Currier & Smith - customs & brokerage re park stove
A103 - Operation Flood Warning System
East York Hydro - hydro re Pottery Rd. Stream Gauge for March
Village of Pickering Public Utilities Commission - hydro re
Pickering Stream Gauge for Feb. & Mar.
Weston Public Utilities - hydro re Weston Stream Gauge for
Feb. & March
Scarborough Public Utilities - hydro re Highland Creek Stream
Gauge for February & March
Dominion Helicopter - rental of helicopter re river patrol
3.25
417.15
821.8$
17.37
22.56
5.20
32.50
139.05
109.29
6.70
16.10
1.89
2.50
5.83
$.64
203.33
A111 - Advertising
Toronto Star - acs re teacher & project engineer 50.55
Stouffville Tribune - ac re help wanted for tree planters 1.00
Pickering News - ad re help wanted for tree planters 1.00
Ontario Tech. School Teachers' - ad re help wanted for teacher 75.00
Bolton Enterprise - help wanted ad .75
B -130 Page - 5
A113 - Publications & General Printing
Charters Publishing - notice to fisherman placards
Charters Publishing - 1963 Authority directories
Charters Publishing - flood control folders
42.99
312.57
369.$0
A114 - Tours & Special Days
Charters Publishing - conservation workshop programs 54.14
Charters Publishing - conservation workshop invitations 46.8$
A116'- Photography, Photographic Supplies & Engraving
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - pictures developed 11.$7
Toronto Camera - photographic supplies 12.81
Toronto Camera - photographic supplies 3.71
Toronto Camera - photographic supplies 2.06
A117 - Exhibit
P. B. Flood - travel expense re attendance at Sportsmen's Show
Exhibit 6.60
Empire Wallpaper - wallpaper re exhibit 14.7
A11$ - Motion Picture Program
Toronto Camera - movie film
Cinesound - processing movie film
Drake Delta - batteries re movie camera
34.14
55.05
10.30
A119'- Press Clipping Service
Danadian Press Cli:ping Service - services for lvlarch 22.70
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development
Ont.' Hydro Brampton - portion hydro re workshop & office for Mar. 23.02
Art's Welding - welding fence arms re general development 2.56
A.Lkenhead's'hardware - misc. hardware supplies 14.77
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for March 39.96
Woodbricge Farmers' - wire gate re general development 25.25
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for March 3.69
C60 •• Albion Hills - Construction & Development
Hudson Welding - brackets for counter re refreshment booth 30.10
Boltbn Fuels - calcium re roan surfacing 7.50
Card' Lumber - credit re return of lumber re implement shed 64.41 -
Card'Lumber - insulation re ,i3 house 11.$5
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies re implement shed 10.93
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies re implement shed 64.23
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for March 42.42
C7C '- Cold Creek - Construction & Development
Ont. Hyaro Woodbridge - portion hydro re workshop & office for
ivlarch 25.68
B. A. Oil - portion creciiu card purchases for March 33.13
Para Paints - paint re general development 103.66
Canadian Tire Bolton - misc. hardware supplies 3.7$
Para Paints - paint re general development 16.17
Para Paints - credit re return ofpaint 24.41 -
Imperial Oil - portion credit can purchases for March $.36
C$C'- Boyd - Construction & Development
B. A. Oil - portion creait cart. purchases for March 62.$0
Burnel Graham - belt lacing re general development .93
Dominion Poly Distributors - polyethelene re'dam & beach dev. 44.$1
Superior and Gravel - gravel re general development 3.$0
Hudson Welding - saw guard re general development 7.00
Hudson Welding - chain swivel hook re general development 3.70
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for March 9.1$
Page - 6
C$G - Boyd - General
13. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for March
F. W. Schumacher - seeds for nursery
Imperial Oil - portion crecit'card purchases for March
•
B -131
7.1$
31.17
7.33
C13C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development
Ontario Hydro Orangeville - portion hydro re workshop & office
for -march 34.44
Fagin's Garabe - portion vehicle gas re vehicle /t14 for iviarch 24.37
Card Lumber - plywood re general development 22.41
Imperial Oil - portion credit care purchases for March 3.66
C14C - Greenwood - Construction & Development
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for ivlarch 30.12
Black & Decker - sanding belts re general development 6.52
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, profile & plans re Pipe Line Crossing
re general development 642.85
Dominion Poly Distributors - polyethelene re general dev. 64.$1
B. A. Oil - portion tractor gas 121.$3
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for March 26.81
C19C - Claremont - Construction & Development
4. Trolley - travel expense re construction forMarch
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for March
G. W. R. Ledger - plu„lbing supplies re general development
Imperial Oil - portion credit cart purchases for March
C2$C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
North York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office for-Mar.
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for March
Valance Brown - paint brushes caulking compound re #1 res.
Card 'umber - lumber re hl residence
Para Paints - patent re #1 residence
Robertson- Electric - electrical fixtures re k1 residence const.
Philip Carey - pla•tic roofing cement re #,1 residence const.
If If 11 li Si If T. ,e It 11 If 11 T1 If It 1i 11 IT It 1f fl If If If 1t 11 11 If 1e It
Wm. Juryn - valley iron re construction #1 residence
Alpha Engineering - rental floor dander & edger re /rl res.
Card Lumber - lumber re k1 residence construction
Gard Lumber - lumber re h1 residence construction
Garry A. Evans & Sons - top soil
Aikenliead's Hardware - paint re #1 residence construction
H. M. Davis & Sons - moving of stumps to area
Crane supply - bathroom fixtures re #rl residence construction
1f TI Ti f1 4I If 1t 19 TI IT It Tt If IT Ti 11 11 TI 11 II 1T TT it Tf 11 IT 11 ff ft 11 TV
Highland Creek Sand - concrete sand re fl residence const.
Highland Creek Sand - gravel re ,l residence construction
11 11 TT If IT Ti 11 if 11 TV Ti 11 TI T1 T4 It It 11 1T TT Tf 14 TS 11 if 11 T1 TV 11
Woodbridge Hardware - paint & brush re kl residence const.
Woodbridge Farmers' - tree dressing
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel to heat -1 resiaence while under
construction
Westeel Products - ridge roll re irl residence construction
Para Paints - paint re kl residence construction
Wm. J'uryn - valley iron re {,1 residence construction
Cedarvale Tree Experts - landscape trees re contract
North York hydro - hydro re kl residence while under const.
Woodbridge Farmers' - diesel fuel re general development
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies re jrl residence
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for March
Bruce's Mill - Construction & Development
Stiver Brothers - fuel oil re workshop 20.32
Wm. Waterer - cash expended re materials for general development 7.98
1$.40
39.52
10.04
6.52
56.61
24.07
16.62
17.02
18.59
30.11
15.72
3.14
26.00
15.90
41.76
145.20
1$.00
34.66
245.00
45.19
40.43
6.69
23.40
23.31
7.21
.95
19.$6
2$.10
17.45
8.70
1,200.00
10.35
49.74
11.23
50.75
B -132
Page - 7
C4$A - CA33 - Black Creek Extension - Land
Settlement re expropriation Lorne G. LaRush property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100., disb. $127.50 re
expropriation L. G. LaRush property
C50A - CA35 - Albion Hills Extension (Taylor) - Land
Purchase L. S. Taylor property
75,000.00
227.50
5,290.00
C51C - Woodbricge Conservation Area - Construction & Development
Woodbriage Farmers' - gate re general development
W17A - WC11 - Town of Weston - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $80., disb. $35.50 re purchase
St John's Cemetery property
W1$A - WC5 - Highland Creek - Land
Settlement re M.C. Ganter property
W23A - WC19 - Black Creek Dam - Land
Advance payment re settlement Goodman property
W25A - WC15 - Don River, W. Br., N.Y. - Leaside - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $350., disb. $51., re Acquisition
from the Town of Leaside
28.30
115.50
14,000.00
11,000.00
401.00
W3$C - WC31 - Extension to Flood Warning System - Cnnst. & Development
Valance Brown
Hudson Welding
- door hinges re Pottery Road Stream Gauge 23.62
- steel plate re it " „ 't " " i' " " " it " 27.2$
W44C - WC34 - Channel Improvements Lower Highland Creek, Lower Humber
and Lower Etobicoke Creek - Construction E Dev.
Ted Pante - fill,re Lower Humber
W45C - WC35 - Extension to Flood Warning System
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies re Elders' Mills
Stream Gauge 20.65
F1A - :Claireville Reservoir - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw p fee $5$5., disb. $153.75 re purchase
D. P. Livingston property 73$.75
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100., disb. $46.33 re expropriation
from D. P. Livingston 146.33
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $200., disb. $140.60 re exprop.
from Ed. Peachey Limited 340.60
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100., disb. $65.2$ re expropriation
from Leslie Codlin 165.2$
Standard House Wrecking - demolition of buildings on Lindsay
property 1,500.00
Standard House Wrecking - demolition of buildings on
Eiveron property 300.00
Chambers & Meredith - appraisal of $ properties in Etobicoke
and Toronto Townships 1,566.1$
F1C1 - Claireville Reservoir - Construction Contracts
Daily Commercial News - ad re tenders Indian Line diversion 61.$0
Globe & Mail - ad re tenders for Indian Line diversion 134.40
Daily Commercial News - ad re tenders 57.00
15.06
Page - 8
F2B1 Ebenezer Reservoir - Engineering Contracts
James F. lvIacLaren - 10th. account re engineering services to
February 28, 1963.
F3A - Bolton Reservoir - Property
Corp. Township of Albion - 1962 taxes re licKaye property
Dr. h. B. Taylor - reimburse 1962 taxes re Lr. Taylor property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Hellwinkel property
71” TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT 1r ,T TT n tT tt TT re Shock property
TT TT TT TT TV TT TT TT n TT n TT TT TT TV Ti TT TT TT re Bryant property
TT n TT Tt TT • TT TT TT TT tT Ti TT TT TT TT TT TT tT " re .•lalir_ property
TT Tr TT TT TT Ti TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT re McPhee property
TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT iT TT TT TT TT re Bunter property
°i TT " Ti TT TT Ti n TT TT TT TT TT TT TT Tl TT TT TT re Monte Carlo Invests.
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $55., disb. $41.37 re purchase
clear property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $75., disb. $39.10 re purchase
Taylor property
Fred Schaefer - survey, plan & desc. re Croake property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Ashbee property
?+'rest Schaeffer - s wvey, plan & desc. re Waites property
' 7A - Finch Reservoir -- Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -• fee $1500., disb. $54.07 re purchase
from Hicks
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100., disb. $1607.40 re purchase
from Garwood Investments
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & gesc. re H.E.P.C. property
F1OA -• Willowdale Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey; plan •& desc. re Don River Heights 255.10
W ±ldman & Rhodes - survey, p]an & desc. re Jesuit Fathers prop.1,407.05
Twp, of North York - 1963 taxes re Don River Heights property
roll 14241.014A 737.35
Twp. of North York - 1963 taxes re Don River Heights property
roll #23$.126A 2,392.06
P1lA - Woodbridge Channelization - Property
Advance payment re settlement of Compensation Expropriation
plans #6299- 6497 -6739 32,350.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $50., disb. $14.70 re purchase
Dordon property 64.70
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $50., disb. $34.40 re purchase from
V. E. Beck $4.40
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $225., disb. 4135.75 re expropriation
from hennick 360.75
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $50., disb. $346. re purchase
M. Walker property 396.00
P -
8lack Creek Phase 3, -1 - Property
H. G. Ambrose - fee re expropriated land at Rustic Road and
Gordon McKay Drive 202.$0
James Y. .•.acLaren - 1st. account re services for driveway
replacement at 1537 Wilson Ave. 440.51
B1B1 - Black Creek Phase #1 - Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren - llth. account re engineering services to
February 28, 1963. 773.61
B2C1 - Black Creek Phase #2 - Construction Contracts
Bell TelepLone - services to rearrange plant on Jane St. south
of #401 Hwy. 11,334.24
B -133
1,$04.$0
92.26
270.62
$26.05
323.40
193.75
193.75
193.75
135.75
323.40
96.37
114.10
302.50
402.40
402.40
1,554.07
1,707.40
425.60
B -134
Page - 9
P1A - Snelgrove Reservoir - Property
Strung Real Estate - appraisal Bertram property 1,120.40
P2A - Milne Reservoir - Property
Purchase W. P. and L. Doherty property 9,500.00
P6A - Etobicoke Flood Plain Land - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & aesc. re Traczyk property
Tr Tt 41 if If T1 it f1 fl tt ft if R It it ,f h 14 i1 11 re Hri s t e s k o property
ft 9•9 14 TT 11 11 tt 11 9 Ti Tt T/ Tt Tt T1 Tf 11 T4 T1 re Brevik property
297.40
265.00
279.25
P8A - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property
Purchase J. & G. 4. Rennie property 27,490.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee p50., disb. 4)22.60 re purchase
from C. & T. Penny 72.60
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100., disb. p126. re expropriation
from (,anning 226.00
W. E. Whitewood - reimburse option re R.C. & E. Stephenson prop. 5.00
Death, lMicLean & McMurchy - survey, plan & desc. re Toronto Humber
Holding property 644.60
Wi.ldman & Rhodes - survey, plan & aesc. re Weston Realty prop. 512.90
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re alnicipality of
Metro Toronto property 887.60
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $75., disb. $22.90 re acquisition
from Township of Etobicoke 97.90
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Corp.,ration of the
Township of North York property
P9A - Don Flood Plain Land - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100., disb. $138.85 re expropriation
from Waterloo heights Co. 238.85
P1OA - Highland Creek Flood Plain Land - Property
991.50
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
- air photo re Milligan & Clarke property 44.65
- property map re lots 14 to 18, concession ?,2
Township of Scaborough 1,331.90
- property map re lots 11 to 14, conce_sion j-2
Township of Scaborough 1,464.26
P11A - Rouge Flood Plain Land - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc
If If Tr 11 iT ft if 11 TT Tf T1 IT ft 11 Ti 14 4t T4 IT
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9 9 9 9 9 11 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 TI T1 9 9 9 re Carrington property
it TT it Tt Tt It Tf 4T tT T4 Ti t1 Ti If 11 Tr Tt Tt Tv TI re Reboks property
TT Tt 1f TT Ti Tf 4T Tt TT Tt Tt f1 T, Tt Tt Tf Ti 9 TT Tr re mi lls property
. re Norton property
" re McConnachie prop.
re Younghusband prop.
" re Learn property
" ire Hughes property
" re D.V.L.A. property
" re Giles property
Tt Ti IT Tt 1f Tr Tr T1 T1 TT ti 4r T1 Tt T1 Ti it TT T1 Tf re Griffin property
11 T1 ff It TT 11 11 Tr I1 1T Tt T4 TT IT Tr T1 tt Tt Ti Tt re Corvan property
Tf TT 41 •11 It If 11 TT T4 tT it 11 11 if Tf TT 11 11 T1 11 re Morton property
Tf 1f Tt TT T1 tf iT 11 T1 Tf 1T TT 1T TT 1T Tt T4 41 Tt Tr re David property
it it Tt 1T 1f fl Tf It T1 T1 Tt Ti i1 T4 Tr TT T TT TV T4 If TT re Ferguso n property
TI Tt T1 T4 "h" Ti TT TT 14 it Tt TT if T1 T. Tt Tt TT Tf re French property
TT 11 TT T► 14 Tf T1 Tt it Tf It Tt .t Tf Tf TT Tf TT Tf Tt re Stewart prop e rt y
it ff T1 5f Tf Tt 1T TT T4 If rT T4 TT Tt Tt Tf Tf 1T Tf Tf re miller property
TT TT Tr Tt Tf 14 Tf h TT Tt Tf Tt T1 1i T4 Ti TT TT Tt Tf re Moore property
tt if Tf 1T Tf TT TT Tr T1 it TT 11 Tr Tt TT TT TT T1 TT Tf re Hamilton property
11 if 41 ff ft TT TT TT 11 IT iI i, 14 Tt ti TT iT ft 11 if re Lamb property
11 iT Tt TT TT Ti Tt Ti Tf TT Ti Tt 11 99 i, 41 T, 9 ., re Hill property
4t h TI T7 T1 Tf Tt Tt TT TT T1 Tf Tf Tt T4 h Tt TT 1f Ti re Barrett property
Tt T1 Tr T1 Tf TT TT Tf Tf 41 11 Tf TT TT Tf T1 T1 Tf Tf re Van Luven property
196.30
187.60
148.90
149.35
234.25
285.60
182.10
261.20
225.25
202.40
225.45
221.45
258.75
279.00
523.55
187.00
200.60
169.45
168.60
178.90
165.40
404.35
231.70
218.00
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P11A - Rouge Flood Plain Land - rroperty (ContId)
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Welch property 201.95
11 11 11 11 Ti i1 TV 1! 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 TT It i1 T1 11 re Lamb property 210.55
1i '1 11 TT 1T T1 it 11 i1 T1 Ti it fI 1T T1 1t T1 T! Tt ft re Forsyth property 247.75
11 IT N 11 iI 11 Tf 11 T1 11 T1 1T 11 fl TT 1i Ti it Ti 11 re Follis property 209.20
TV If 11 ft 11 11 11 11 Ti 11 T1 It 11 TT T1 11 11 11 TT 11 re Moult property 233.00
11 Tt If It 11 TT T1 I1 Tf T1 T1 Ti fi 11 Tf TT T1 Tf Ti 11 re NTorthview Const. 203.30
i! if It T1 iI 11 TT 11 11 11 ii Ti TT It Tt TV 11 TT 11 11 re Jones p ro p e rt y 196.05
Tt TV If 11 11 le TV Tt 11 11 TI 11 11 i! 11 11 T1 11 Ti T111 re Shi l t o n property 214.75
It T1 IT 11 TT It 11 fl It TT 11 IT 11 11 11 11 iT 11 11 11 re D.11.L.A. property 179.20
Chambers & Meredith - services re evaluation Pelensky, Artymko
Onufriv & lditar properties 909.36
Twp, of Pickering - 1st instalment 1963 taxes Davis ref. 8403 21.76
It 1! 11 11 IT 11 11 11 T1 11 If TV It 11 IT TT If i1 iT tf TT TV 11 T1 11 11 11 If /8404 14.01
11 11 11 if if T1 11 TT 11 11 11 11 i1 11 11 11 11 iT Tt Ti 11 11 IT 11 11 i1 11 11 '8405 20.93,
11 11 iT Tf TT 11 11 It II Tf TV TT iP 11 11 TT TV It TV TT TV It 11 11 T! Ti 11 11 8406 10.56
1i it TV 1i 11 TI Ii i1 TV TI TT TT TT i∎ 11 Tt 11 11 TV TT 11 It TT t! 11 TV 11 11 8407 16.16
11 11 ft it TT 11 Ti TT TV iT It 11 11 T1 Ti IT 11 Ti TT 11 11 11 11 11 Tt i1 i1 11 #8408 22.05
11 IT TV 11 i4 11 11 TT 11 TV Ti it T1 Ti 11 11 TV 11 II TI TT It 11 TV if 11 11 TI x`8409 9.90
Tt ft It TT i1 Ti it TV 11 II TT 11 i1 f1 11 TT TI If 11 11 I1 11 Tt 11 TV Ti I it ft 4.8410 20.22
11 Tt iT 11 TT 11 if To Ti 11 TV 11 TT Tt If fl 11 11 11 11 11 11 TV TV TV ft 11 ft 11 0393 42.69
TV 11 iT 11 11 it iT 11 Tt 11 11 T1 It IT 11 I1 T1 11 1t IT If TV 11 TT 11 1111 TT ir8190 12.36
if it TV Ti iT It T1 11 11 11 11 Tt ft If TV Tf it If 11 11 i1 i? 1! TT TT TV TT i1 ,8413 13.18
11 11 IT TT Tt t1 iT 11 11 tf 11 T1 T1 11 b T1 Ti IT 1f 11 11 TI IT 11 11 TV 1t ft i• 84.14. 13.18
IT It If ft T1 i1 Ti if It 11 iI TI 11 Tt IT Tt 11 11 if 11 11 If 11 If IT 11 11 TV i 8415 16.27
IT 11 11 iT Ti 1i 11 i1 11 11 TI TV ft T1 If It It t1 it TI 11 TT 11 TI fi It Ii Tt 84.16 15.04
!1 Ti , T1 1f Tt I1 Ii I1 TT Ti II TT it ti Ti T1 11 Tf 1T TI Ti TI ti T1 Ii 1T tt 11 8417 21.99
it ft TT T1 IT 11 If TT it 1i 11 11 11 TV T1 TI TT TV Ti If 1t f1 Tt ii 11 TI Tt 11 #8418 13618
11 II ft 11 11 11 it Tt 11 11 TV T1 Tt T1 1? 1i T1 Tt TV 11 11 11 TV 11 11 11 11 11 #8419 ' 21.16
Ti Ti 1i If 11 TT fi ft 11 TV 11 1f Ti 11 11 iT T1 11 11 iI 11 1i Ti TT i1 iT 11 11 #8397 13018
Tt 11 11 If 11 Tt 11 Tt TT 11 I, iI ft 11 TT If If 11 TV 11 11 Tl 11 T1 ft ft If TT #8398 20.98
11 11 11 II 11 11 TT Tt TT TT Ii Ti 11 '1 T1 TI TV Ti 11 11 TT ft TT TT TT 11 T1 11 #8399 9 • 3 7
11 If TV it if TT TT TV Tt 1f 11 11 11 TT TT TV 11 11 TV 11 TV 11 11 TV It TT ti 11 # 8400 14.97
11 TT i1 If TV TV If 11 TV Tt 11 i1 11 TV If 11 It TT 11 11 TV 11 11 T1 11 11 11 11 l 8401 17.21
ft it TV TV 11 i1 T1 TI 11 1I If T! 11 TT TT 11 Tf TT TV TV Tt 11 11 TV 11 If TV TV :8402 14.01
P12.A - Duffin Flood Plain Land - Property
Village of Pickering - 1963 taxes re Hutton prof. roll #395 209.82
Graydon T. Horton - survey, plan & desc. re 1,Jilne, Colley, Lu,fin
Golf & Country Club, & Commercial Land
Developments properties 5,582.23
Twp. of Pickering - 1963 taxes re Allen prop. ref. 42391 169.00
Twp. of Pickering - 1963 taxes re Allen prop. ref. 42392 22.04
Twp. of Pickering - 1963 taxes re Tanner property ref. #2400 82.83
Twp. of Pickering - 1963 taxes re Crichton prop. ref. 42408 98453
Twp. of Pickering - 1963 taxes re Rodda property ref. y;2403 96.53
R6 Reforestation Scheme
Purchase H. Church Estate property 6,000.00
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
A. Colucci - cash expended re collection ref. books 11.00
B. Napier Simpson Jr. - services from Feb. 26 to April 10/63 280.00
Robert Simpson Co. - sering supplies re collection 109.67
William Juryn - stove pipe & elbows re cobbler's shop 22.80
A. C. Kenny - articles re collection 111.00
Chelsea Shop - articles re collection 50.00
Adam house - articles re collection 56.65
Adam House - articles re collection $2.40
Teperman & Sons - lumber for cobbler's shop 25.73
Waodbricge Farmers',- adze & adze handle re collection 9.01
Woodbricge Hardware - screws re cobbler's shop .83
T. G. Wrightmeyer - articles for collection 62.00
A. C. Kenny - articles for collection 111.00
Chelsea Shop - articles for collection 25.50
Dr. J. G. Noble - articles for collection 15.00
Westeel Products - top ridge re cobbler's shop 12.30
B -135
B -136
Page - 11
G2C - Pioneer VillaFe - Construction & Development (Cont'd)
Leo Veijola - chimney construction re cobbler's shop
Mrs. A. 'falters - articles re collection. •
Lyman viarwood - rent of bulldozer re collection
A. W. Bayliss - purchase of logs
G4 - Stream Surveys
Fisher Scientific - lab. supplies•re survey
Richards Glass - plastic vials re survey
G5 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre
L. B. Stewart - travel expense re construction for March
Canuoa Iron Foundries - wire mesa & reinforcing rod
General Concrete - block re construction
General Concrete - cement & sealbond
General Concrete - split boulders
General Concrete - credit re damaged block
J. Oliver - anchor bolts & plates
Skiltools - saw blades & lubricant for saw
Premier Building Materials - concrete & brick sand
Bolton•Fuels - coal to heat construction
P1 I1 V f1 1t 11 TT 1T li 11 It PT IT TT Ti 11 T1 if if 77
Caud,Lumber - flue tile wood screws & clean outs
Credit valley Quarries - stone hammers
Credit Valley Quarries - granite rubble
L'eLuxe Ready -iux - rental of compressor
Egan .Broth4rs - machine bolts
Premier Building Materials - concrete sand & gravel
#209 - N/E - General
Ivlaple Centre Restaurant - ref. supplies re various committee
meetings at Authority offices
Ont. Hydro Woodbric.ge - hydro re Henson property
Opt. hydro Markham - final billing for hydro re Bruce property
C.N.I.B. - refreshments re R.D.H.P. Meeting April 17
henderson -Nicol Lrugs - aspirin re Lower Humber
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - band -aics for office use
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aic. supplies re patrol officers
hud.son Welding - repair steel scaffolding
C.N.I.B. - refreshments re Conservation Areas Meeting Apr. 4
,f Ti iT 11 11 11 fr ,1 11 ft Ii 11 re Executive PMIeeting 1MIarch 27
n }t tf 11 11 r, tt rr f1 iT i1 ff re I. & E. Meeting Narch 21
1i fi TT IT 1f iT 1, 11 11 fT TI PT re Executive Meeting April 10
Simmons & Son - floral tribute re late Mrs. Lord
40.00
83.00
120.00
545.00
7.20
$.54
120.00
340.6$
62.16
155.02
1$0.00
26.64-
42.19
23.84
30.23
41.90
41.25
204.$7
12.36
92.40
25.00
40.$5
42.16
18.29
2.97
4.32
26.7$
.96
1.01
3.64
5.50
1$.54
26.7$
16.6$
34.61
16.55
'210 - Taxes on Revenue Producing Properties
Twp. of Pickering - 1963 taxes re Artnur Percy prop. ref. -2003 59.$0
1T Ti 1T 11 ,1 tt ft " t1 - 1st. instalment re Burritt prop. ref. #x2232 $5.61
fl TI Ti i1 ti Pi fl 11 Tt 11 ft TT " " fP 11 " ff
re Lawson prop . ref . � 2231 33.93
T r T 1 t , 1 1 r T 1 r r i f r, r n re FcEwen prop . ref . #2122
142.10
if if 11 .i? ft 71 if 71 71 I? 17 if Pt 1r TP it tf ff
re McEwen prop. ref. 19$6 1$.51 •
It rT it 11 i1 11 11 It It TT Ti 11 ft 11 ft TT Ti ft re Knopf prop . ref. 9119$4 1$.96
11 1T r1 PT ,r Tf 11 1f 1T - 1963 taxes re Hoskins property ref. #692 $0.19
17 11 Ti 1r i1. 1, i. 1i 11 T1 ,1 ,1 1r ,f t1 ti Harper property ref. #, 694 49.50
ft Tt If .1r ii It 11 1T 1t If 11 11 tT 1, fT 11 tf Bayles property ref . #r720 266.75
n it r ,1 f, ,T T1 " 11 " ,r 11 tP fr 1T tT 1r Pegg property ref. x-719 352.60
i, 1i ii n t1 rf 11 11 Tt n f1 if PT 11 11 Ti t1 Stiver property ref. X693 126.23
648.55 1 1 i T T } 1 T 1 T f T f r P tt " Roder property ref . h 1379
1f f1 rT 1f sf 11 f1 t1 it i1 t1 1i tT It iT li 11 Herron property ref. 0.985 99.3$
ft ft if iT 71 Ti iT 11 ft fi it it iT ri if TI 11 Hicks Estate ref. ,, 2215 75 23
n 1f 1t tT ,1 ti fT it ,1 Tt T1 TI 11 1P Pt ,1 t1 Roder property ref. #1378 344.21
1T 11 IT T1 rT 11 Ti ti Tf 1, PT 1T 11 tf 11 IT 11 Crawford property ref. k2230 72.17
11 ft r. ti if rf 1? ,r Tr n St IT ft it ►, n rr Puckvin property ref. X2229 61.20
ff rP tf H." TT f1 i, tr i1 ,1 tt f1 IT tP " 1T Corry property ref. #2225 111.1$
Page - 12
4-213 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating & Maintenance
Ont. Hydro Brampton - hydro re r.,creation centre for March
Ont. Hydro Brampton - portion tfydro re workshop & office for
march
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for i'iarch
iJoodbricge Hardware - rawl plugs & carbaloy bits
Huason gelding - welding re hinges
Black & Becker - belts & liner re sander
Sholaice Service - selding re craw bar
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies
Charters Publishing - portion cost of parking tickets
wooabrioge Farmers' - fuel _il re rec. centre
Para Paints - paint brushes
Ont. hydro Brampton - hydro re cottage
Imperial Oil - portion credit cart_ purchases for March
'21 - N E - Glen haff - 0•eratin. & laintenance
B -137
20.72
7.6$
13.66
3.35
26.$4
42.99
2.00
26.70
91.49
33.85
43.00
20.00
1.24
Ont. hydro ulangeville - portion hydro re workshop & office for
March 11.4$
Fagin's Garage - portion vehicle gas re vehicle 0_4 for ivlarch $.12
Beaver Lumber - hinges, catches and knobs 2.10
4cKeown's Service - pins .30
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies 7.93
Charters Publishing - portion cost of parking tickets 91.46
Imperial Oil - portion credit taro purchases for I "Iarch 1.24
X15 - N/E - Albion Hills - Operating & Maintenance
Charters Publishing - portion cost of parking tickets 91.46
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for March 14.14
Ont Hydro Woodbric ge - hyc4.ro re Mergelos pump 20.00
Ont. Hydro Woodbricge - hydro re Mergelos cottage 20.00
4-216 - N/E - Boyd - Operating & Maintenance
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for "arch 20.94
Woodbricge Hardware - paint roller refill & roller 1.1$
«loodbricge Hardware - turpentine, screw drivers & saw blades 5.14
G. h. Wood - paper towels & deodorizers for washrooms 113.54
Charters Publishing - portion cost of parking tickets 91.46
Hudson Aiding - welding re snow plougl. 7.50
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for i'iarch 3.07
k21$ - N/E - Greenwood - Operating & Maintenance
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Narch
Graham hardware - cotter pins, keys and grinding wh &el
Graham Hardware - a :.e hanales
B. A. Oil - portion tractor gas
Charters Publishing - portion cost of parking tickets
Imperial uil - portion credit ca.Lo purchases for March
10.04
13.80
5.52
40.62
91.46
$.94
P220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
North York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop c, office for March 1$.8$
B. A. Oil - portion of credit card purchases for March $.03
A. Roodzant - travel expense re Jan. t'eb. & lviarch. 13.40
Dr. L. V. Macpherson - vet services re oxen 10.00
Allan Lockie - services re boar 10.00
Para Paints - paint 17.00
WoodbrieL a Farmers' - feed for livestock 49.13
WooabriLge Farmers' - service call re furnace 4.00
Wilkinson & Kompass - horseshoe nails 14.47
11 Ti 11 11 11 ft fl 11 11 11 11 f1 11 11 11 11 11 11 19.83
Superior Propane - gas to heat buildinLs 30.00
Hudson Welding - oxen shoes 10.00
Goudey Afg. - floor lacquer 33.99
Woodbriage Farmers' - feed re livestock 15.40
George isgrynton -- straw re livestock 50.8
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies 43.33
Momar - wax & floor cleaner 6.64
T, LrL«1 Oil - portion_ cred,.t card purchased for March 16.92
B -13$ Page - 13
-221 - Humber Trails - Operating & Maintenance
Charters Publishing- portion cost of parking tickets
x,222 = N /E/ - Claremont - Operating & Maintenance
B. A.'Oil - portion credit card purchases for March
St. John & Britten - repairs to furnace motor
Aikenhead's Hardware - repair links, clevic a, hose couplings
Charters Publishing - portion cost of parking tickets
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for March
91.46
13.1$
23.00
4.14
91.46
2.1$
/,222B - N /E/- Claremont ‘Iorkshop Replacement
Twp. of Pickering - building permit re workshop 15.00
Ont. hydro Commission - cost to replace & repair fire damaged
equipment 145.90
G. & M. Forest Prods. - common trusses & &)gle ends 345.57
Builders Supplies - buck anchors 5.19
York Steel Construction - angle iron 67.60
*222C - N/E - Claremont Tools & Equioment Replacement
Aikenhead's Hardware - broom rakes, garden rakes & axe hanales 1$.$7
1223 - Pioneer Village Stores
Strohmeyer & Arpe - bayberry wax re candles for resale 71.54
J. MacD. Thomson - customs & brokerage on wax 17.53
J,224 - N/E - Colc. Creek - Operating & Maintenance
Ont. Hyaro Wooabricge - portion hydro reworkshop & office for
March 8.57
B. A. Oil - portion credit cara purchases for March 11.05
McKeown's Service - welding re bits 6.62
Charters Publishing - portion cost of parking tickets 91.46
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for march 2.79
1300 - Parking, & Boat Rentals
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Bolton - rent re night
depository wallets from April 30/62 to Oct. 31/63 60.00
PAYROLL for the month ending March 31, 1963 45,595.81
SCHEDULE "B91
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT B -139
January - April, 1963
PROPERTY DIVISION
LAND ACQUISITION:
FEDERAL - PROVINCIAL - AUTHORITY PARTICIPATION:
Project F.1,A. -- Claireville Dam & Reservoir
- 10 properties acquired containing 303.93$ acres;
- Total to date - 16 properties containing 772.122 acres;
- 10 settlements outstanding
Project F.2.A. -- Ebenezer Dam & Reservoir
- No acquisition in this period
- Total to date - one property containing 19.215 acres;
- no settlements outstanding
Project F.3.A. -- Bolton Dam & Reservoir
- 11 properties acquired containing 127.999 acres;
- Total to date - 19 properties containing 49$.957 acres
- no settlements outstanding
Project F.4.A. -- Nashville Dam & Reservoir
- no acquisition to date
Project F.S.A. -- King Creek Reservoir
- no acquisition in this period
- Total to date - one property containing 42.6$3 acres
- no settlements outstanding
Project F.6.A. -- Lower East Branch Dam & Reservoir
- no acquisition in this .p-eriod
- Total to date - $ properties containing 124.056 acres '
- $ settlements outstanding
Project F.7.A. -- Finch Dam & Reservoir
- one property acquired containing 20.06$ acres;
- Total to date. - 3 properties containing 60.752 acres
- one settlement outstanding
Project F.10.A. -- Willowdale Dam & Reservoir
- 3 properties acquired containing 7.143 acres;
- Total to date - 9 properties containing 119.362 acres
- 7 settlements outstanding
Project F.11.A. -- Woodbridge Channelization
- 5 properties acquired containing 1.555 acres;
- Total to date - 47 properties containing 66.675 acres
- 33 settlements outstanding
Project F.12. A. -- York Mills Channelization
- no acquisition to date
B -140
- 2 -
Project B.1.A. -- Black Creek Channelization
- one property acquired containing 0.14$ acres•
- Total to date - 37 properties containing 42.$64 acres
- 16 settlements outstanding
PROVINCIAL - AUTHORITY PARTICIPATION:
Project P.1. A. -- Sne1grove •Dam & Reservoir
- no acquisition in this period
- Total to date - one property containing 95.550 acres
- one settlement outstanding
Project P.2.A. -- Milne Dam & Reservoir
- one property acquired containing 3.692 acres;
- Total to date - 5 properties containing 1$5.301 acres
- 1 settlement outstanding
Project P.3.A. -- Arthur Percy Dam & Reservoir
- no acquisition to date --
Project P.4.A. -- Green River Dam & Reservoir
- no acquisition to date
Project P.5.A. -- West Hit VDam & Reservoir '
- no acquisition to date
Project P.6.A. -- Etobicoke Creek -Flood Plain Lands
- No acquisition in this period
- Total to date - one property containing 5.942 acres
Project P.7.A. -- Mimico Creek Flood Plain Lands
- no acquisition to date
Project P.$.A. -- Humber River, Flood Plain Lands
- 14 properties acquired containing 42.65$ acres;
- Total to date - 120 properties containing 353.353 acres
- 59 settlements outstanding
Project P.9.A. -- Don River Flood Plain'Lands
- 2 properties acquired containing 4.274 acres;
- Total to date - 25 properties containing 307.567 acres
- 19 settlements outstanding
Project P.10.A. -- Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands
- one property acquired containing.33.60$ acres;
- Total to date - 3 properties containing 77.253 acres
- 3 settlements outstanding
Project P.11.A. -- Rouge River Flood Plain Lands
- one property acquired containing 1$.97$ acres;
- Total to date - 3 properties containing 2$0.240 acres
- no settlements outstanding
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Project P.12.A. -- _Ruffin Creek Flood Plain Lands
- 6 properties acquired containing 168.805 acres;
- Total to date - 8 properties containing 271.609 acres
-_no settlements outstanding
WATER CONTROL SCHEMES
Scheme W.C. 1 -- Gocdwood Pumping Station
- Total in scheme - 1 property containing 1.352 acres
Scheme W.C. 2 -- Lower Humber River
- Total in scheme •- 2 properties containing 1.227 acres
Scheme W.C. 4 - -- Lower Humber River
- Total in scheme - 21 properties containing 100.942 acres
Scheme W.C. 5 -- H ghland Creek Flood Plain Lands
- no acquisition in this period
- Total to date - 88 properties containing 423.200 acres
- 3 settlements outstanding
Scheme W.C. 6 -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands
- Total in scheme - 6 properties containing 81.954 acres
Scheme W.C. 11 Rumber River Flood Plain Lands
- Total in scheme - 6 properties containing 32.311 acres
- 1 settlement outstanding
Scheme W.C. 12 -- York Mills Channelization
- Total in scheme - 2, properties containing 2.402 acres
Scheme W.C. 15 -- Don River Flood Plain Lands
- 1 property containing 29.867 acres;
- Total to date - 6 properties containing 256.482 acres
- 1 settlement outstanding
Scheme W.C. 16 -- Don River Flood Plain Lands
- Total in scheme - 3 properties containing 64.567 acres
Scheme W.C. 17 -- Number River Flood Plain Lands
- Total in scheme - 7 properties containing 123.554 acres
Scheme W.C. 19 -- Black Creek Dam & Flood Plain Lands
- no acquisition in this period
- Total to date - 13 properties containing 141.625 acres
- '9 settlements outstanding
Scheme W.C. 24 -- Black Creek Channel
- Total in scheme - 7 properties containing 0.265 acres
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Scheme W.C. 25 -- Rouge River- F1dod•Plain Lands
- Total in scheme - 2 properties'oontaining 40.871 acres
Scheme W.C. 27 -- Rouge River Flood Plain Lands
- Total in scheme - 1 property containing 17.90 acres
Brampton Diversion (Etobicoke Creek)
- Total in scheme - 24 properties containing 17.046 acres
CONSERVATION AREAS:
Albion Hills Conservation'Area
- Total in area - 18 properties containing 755.602 acres
- Humber Forest lands have not been included in the above figure
Black Creek Conservation Area
- 2 properties containing 58.621 acres
- Total to date - 7 properties containing 143.721 acres
- 1 settlement outstanding
Bolton Community Conservation Area
- Total in area - 4 properties containing 18.043 acres
Boyd Conservation Area '
- Total in area - 11 properties containing 1,001.363 acres
- 1 3e adMent outstanding
Bruce's Mill Conservation Area
- Total in area -- 3 properties containing 270.637 acres
Cedar Mill Proper v
- Total to date - 1 property containing 1.15 acres
Claremont Conservation Area
- Total in area - 5 properties containing 397.706 acres
Cold Creek Conservation Area
- Total in area - 4 properties containing 440.790 acres
Glen Haffy Conservation Area (including The Dingle)
- Total in area •• 7 properties containing 682.203 acres
Glen Major Conservation Area
- 2 properties, containing 321.885 acres
- Total to date - 3 properties containing 389.097 acres
Greenwood Conservation Area
- Total in area - 10 properties containing 583.368 acres
Heart Lake Conservation Area
- Total in aria - 3 properties containing 245.111 acres
Humber Trails Conservation Area
- Total in area - 1 property containing 48.868 acres
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Oak Bank Community Pond
- Total - 1 property containing 9.35 acres
Uxbridge Conservation Area
- Total - 1 property containing 93 acres
FOREST & WILDLIFE AREAS:
Palgrave Forest & Wildlife Area
- Total in area - 2 properties containing 279.265 acres
- Humber Forest lands have not been included in the above figure
Humber Forest Property
- Total - 19 properties containing 1,526.909 acres
S UW MARY
Federal - Provincial - Authority Participation Projects:
January - April, 1963 - 31 properties containing 460.851 acres
Total to date - 141 properties containing 1,746.686 acres
Provincial - Authority Participation Projects:
January - April, 1963 - 25 properties containing 272.015 acres
Total to date - 166 properties containing 1,576.815 acres
Water Control Schemes
January - April, 1963 - one property containing 29.867 acres
Total to date - 189 properties containing 1,305.698 acres
Conservation Areas
January - April: 1963 - 4 properties containing 380.506 acres
Total to date - 79 properties containing 5,080.009 acres
Humber Forest Areas
January - April, 1963 - no acquisition
Total to date - 19 properties containing 1,526.909 acres
Forest & Wildlife Areas
January - April, 1963 - no acquisition
Total to date - 2 properties containing 279.265 acres
Grand Total of All Schemes & Projects
January - April, 1963 - 61 properties containing 1,143.239 acres
Total to date - 596 properties containing 11,515.382 acres
CONSERVATION AREAS DIVISION:
General:--During the -first quarter most of the development work in the
Zonservation Areas was done under the Minter Works Programme.
Several of the projects were done in co- operation with the Conserv-
ation Services Division and are reported under that Division's
work. Included in this group are woodlot management, reforestation
and turf management.
Heart Lake Conservation Area:
-surf acing of main Parking Lot in progress;
-a number of Picnic Tables refinished;
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-- general Clean -up of Area for Summer use;
Albion Hills Conservation Area:
-- fencing in progress;
- -road widening in progress;
- -box structure for Camp School Bridge completed;
- - Parking Lot construction in progress;
- - Implement Shed completed;
--Screen Door and extra Serving Counter installed at Beach Refresh-
ment Booth:
-- general cieon -up of Area for Summer use;
Cold Creek Conservation Area:
--. improvements to Rifle Range in progress;
-- targets for Archery and Rifle Range constructed;
- - general clean -up of Area for Summer use;
Bud Conservations Area:
- - Channel improvement 90% complete;
-- number of Picnic Tables refinished;
-- general cldeftzup of Area for Summer use;
Glen Haffy Conservation Area:
- -three new Wells established;
- -- heating installed in Workshop;
- - general clean -up of Area for Summer use;
Greenwood Conservation Area:
- -new Well installed;
- - number of Picnic Tables refinished;
- - general cleanup of Area for Summer use;
Claremont Conservation Area:
--general, clean -up of Area for Summer use;
Black Creek Conservation Area:
- - Superintendent's House 90% completed;
- • -Stong House demolished;
-- enclosere constructed for Refreshment. Booth;
-- general clean-up of Area for Summer use;
Bruce's Mill Conservation Area:
-- engineer engaged for development of Mill and Pond;
-- general clean -up of Area underway;
Conservation Area:
-- general c1 eah-vp of Area underway;
Attendance at Conservation Areas:
Januar 1st to March 3rd
1962 1963
Albion Hills 2403 vehicles 2844 vehicles
Black Creek 3208 4289
Boyd 3170 3515
Cold Creek 85 77
Greenwood 488
Heart Lake 3411 4763 _
12765 15488
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The Areas were oX ened for Summer use on April 27th, 1963, with the
following attendance recorded.
7c-ek-end Total
Apr. 27 Attendance
Albion Hills 593 vehicles 337 vehicles
Black Creek 4289
Boyd 632 4346
Claremont 185 185
Cold Creek 29 159
Glen Haffy 41 461
Greenwood 427 427
Heart Lake 522 5285
2849 18589*
*- estimated total attendance 76,356 persons
CONSERVATION SERVICES DIVISION:
Forestry:--Woodlot Mana� ement plans were put into operation in all
Conservation .Areas. Approximately 200 cords of fuelwood and 30,000
f.b.m. sawlogs were cut. Studies on yield and manpower requirements
were conducted.
About two hundred Elm Trees were removed as a sanitation measure in
several Conservation Areas..,
Tree planting commenced on April 15th. By the ad of April 150,000
trees were planted. A total of 160,000 trees will be planted in
the next two weeks to complete 1963 plantings.
Farm Trees have been planted for three private landowners. The
service will be provided to an additional 21 owners this Spring.
Altogether 1,600 trees will be planted this Spring on private land
and 1,500 in Conservation Areas. Many owners already have requested
farm trees for 1964.
Land Use.-- Plans were prepared for turf management in all Areas.
Required supply of fertilizer and herbicide purchased and moved to
all Areas. Applications of fertilizer now being made.
Plans for Stream Improvement at Albion Hills and Claremont were
prepared.
The Farm, to be operated in conjunction with the Conservation School
at Albion Hills, was planned in detail and development was scheduled
to take place over the next three years.
A total of thirteen ponds were designed for private landowners,
while another two dozen calls were made to provide other technical
aid to pond owners. Seven pond subsidies were paid.
One tile drainage, and one grassed waterway inspection were made.
Three landowners were advised on solving erosion problems.
Wildlife Management:- -To the end of April, 15,000 shrubs have
been planted for wildlife habitat improvement and streambank erosion
control. Total of 35,000 will be planted this Spring.
Some food plots have been prepared for subsequent sowing with corn,
sorghum, sunflowers, etc.
Winter inspections were made to aid in determining the value of
annual food plots of various crops to wildlife.
Fish Mana ement :- Reports on several aspects of the farm pond and
stream studies were prepared and compilation and analysis of data
is being continued.
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Many requests for fish for farm ponds were received aid will be
stocked this Summer and Fall. Three private ponds were stocked
this Spring.
Miscellaneous:- The first issue of Conservation News was sent
was s— enLto 800 private landowners. The response in requests for
information and further copies was excellent.
Staff members participated in several conferences including the
Northeast Fish and Wildlife Conference, Turf Conference, Ontario
Parks Association Conference, Aquatic Weed Control Conference,
Scaler's Course, etc,
FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSERVATION DIVISION:
Black Creek Channel:
- - Construction Scarlett Road to Rockcliffe Blvd., completed;
- -Final cleanup and sodding underway - Scarlett_Rd. to Rockcliffe
- - Construction approximately 75% complete Rustic Rd. to Wilson;
- - Design engineering underway and progressing favourable re
Rockcliffe Blvd. to Louvain Street;
Woodbridge Channel:
-- Master Plan for development of the Woodbridge Flood Plain Lands
has been approved by the Flood Control and Water Conservation
Advisory Board;
- - Fencing of property boundaries to be carried out as a Winter
Works project by Authority Staff;
-- Preparations are underway for sodding and seeding of Channel
banks:
Don Watershed:
-- Design engineering for York Mills Channel Extension is underway;
Humber Watershed:
-- Preliminary Engineering Study for Reservoirs on Main and East
Branches is virtually complete and receipt of same is imminent;
Ebenezer Reservoir:
-- Preliminary Engineering Report has been completed and received;
Claireville Reservoir:
-- Contract documents for (a) Indian Line Road Diversion
(b) Control Gates
(c) Dam
have been approved by senior Governments;
-- Tenders have been called and contracts awarded for Indian Line
Road Diversion and Control Gates;
- -Work has begun on the Indian Line Road Diversion;
-- Tenders are being called for the Claireville Dam;
Duffin Creek Watershed:
-- Preliminiary Engineering Report of the Duffin Creek Watershed
has been considered and approved by the Flood Control and Water
Conservation Advisory Board;
-- Report has been submitted for Provincial approval;
W]TE, CONTROL SCHEMES AND STUDIES:
Mimico Creek Engineering Study:
- -Study is now complete and report has been received in draft form;
Scheme W.C. -34 -- Highland Creek Channel Improvements,:
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- - Highland Creek Channel Improvements carried out under Winter Works
are now complete.
Massey Creek Channel Improvements:
-- Engineering Studies are under way;
- -A Scheme for implementing these Channel Improvements under Winter
Works Programme has been prepared (W.C. -36) and is presently under
consideration by Metro Parks.
Highland Creek Valley:
_ -A Brief has been prepared and sulmitted to the Board of Governors of
the Univer of Toronto in regard to the McLean Estate lands
within the iLghland Creek Valley;
Scheme W.C. -35:
- - Scheme W.C. -35 -- Stream Gaiges 1962 -- has been approved;
Supervisory Control System:
-- Entered into Agreement with James F. MacLaren Limited for further study;
INFORMATION & EDUCATION DIVISION:
__Exhibits at Canadian National Sportsmen's Show on Cold Creek Area;
- - Exhibit at Cedarbrae High School on Educational aspects of Programme;
-- Library Display of mounted photographs and Authority map re Winter
activities in various Areas presently shown at Bathurst Heights
Library;
- - Pioneer Village brochure completed and at printers;
- -Flood Control brochure printed;
- - Conservation Assistance brochure at printers;
- - Material assembled and mock -up prepared for Biennial Report;
- -News releases and interviews for Radio and T.V.;
Winter Activities:
- -Movie footage completed for T.V. commercials;
- -Horse-drawn s:eighs at Pioneer Village, and Winter sports in other
Areas very popular;
Sportsmen's Fair.
-- ponfirmed for Saturday, June 22nd, at Cold Creek;
- - andbill prepared for Sportsmen's Show;
-- Exhibitors of sporting goods and equipment, and sportsmen's clubs being
contacted at Sportsmen's Show and by mail;
Conservation Workshop:
- -212 registrations for Conservation Workshop at Canadiana Motor
Hotel on April 24th;
Fishing Day:
- -to be held at Greenwood Conservation Area, May llth, 1963;
- - Inspectors and schools contacted, and questionnaires and conservation
charts mailed;
Photography Contest:
-- Second Aneual Photography Contest to be held in conjunction with
1963 Opening of Pioneer Village, May 18th, 19th, and 20th.
Movie on Flood Control.
- -Plan for film received from Crawley Films for movie on Flood Control;
- -Shooting of movie started:
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5'chool Programme:
- - approximately 245 classes scheduled for Pioneer Village;
-- approximately 56 classes scheduled for Nature Tours;
- - Teachers' Guide for Pioneer Village being prepared;
Nature programme!
- - Designs and art work being prepared for four new trail -side exhibits;
-- Assistant Naturalist hired for Summer;
- -three Winter Field Trips taken;
Films & Slides:
- - sixteen slide lectures given to 850 people;
- -38 showings of Pioneer Village film;
- -15 showings of Legacy of the Valley;
- -five sets of slides on Pioneer Village mailed out for showing;
- -nine showings made of other films (National Film Board);
Albion Hills Conservation School:
- -stone work and foundation 90% complete ready for backfill; glue -lam
timbers erected and start made on roof; anticipated that interior
work will commence on or about July 1st;
- - advertised for Director of School -- nineteen applications received;
-- interviews arranged and three applicants referred to Personnel
Sub - Committee;
- -Miss Snell proceeding with book acquisition for Catherine Scholes
Nature Library;
- -Plan to hold Camp School on May 22nd, 23, 24th at Humber Glen Camp,
north of Bolton, in co- operation with York Memorial Collegiate;
- -some illustrative materials obtained for use in the School;
-- nineteen requests for classes at the School during Fall term;
Pioneer Village 0 ening:
- - invitations being prepared for Press Preview at Pioneer Village May 16th
- - Pioneer Press being published;
PIONEER VILLAGE:
Buildings:
- - Harness Shop - 85% completed:
- -Booth & Shoemaker's Shop -- 80% completed;
- - Carriage Shed -- 35% completed;
- -Flour Mill -- negotiations completed; engineering in process; dismantl-
ing of minor parts in progress;
-- Fisherville Presbyterian Church -- basement restored for future use;
Buildings Ready For Opening;
Grain Barn Piggery Cider Mill Smoke House
1st Settlers' House Laskay Emporium Gentleman's House Dixon Hill School
Fisherville Presbyterian Church Dalziel Barn
Development:
- - buildings removed during Winter and stored;
- - travelling cases completed for Toy Collection;
-- Carry -till Wagon completed;
- - linseed oil applied to exterior of Harness Shop, and Boot & Shoemaker's
Shop;
-- enclosure removed from C.N.I.B. booth;
- - landscaping and road levelling completed in front of Superintendent's
House;
Landscaping:
- -Herb Garden ready for opening;
- - eighteen large trees planted:
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Acquisitions:
- -126 30' timbers:
- -300 antique articles;
- -one outstanding 19th Century painting;
- -three rare books:
- -one yoke of Oxen donated by Canada Packers Limited;
Winter Activities:
-- 18,690 visitors;
- - twelve kindergarten sleigh parties;
Special Displa s:
- -ten lectures given;
- -two peg boards of Pioneer articles displayed at Cedarbrae Secondary
School;
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SCHEDULE s ?Ci?
REPORT NO. 2/63
of the
PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
The Personnel Sub - Committee met at the Authority Offices, Vaughan Town-
ship on Monday, April 29th, 1963, commencing at 6:00 p.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Members
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
I. & E. Administrator
Camp School Consultant
Dr. G. Ross Lord
M. J. Breen
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
T. Barber
Miss Blanche Snell
The following matters were considered:
(1) Appointment of Conservation School Supervisor and details concerned
with such appointment;
(2) Appointments to Temporary Service;
(3) Appointments to Permanent Service;
It was agreed, and the Sub - Committee recommends that:
(1) Mr. J. Malcomson be appointed as the Conservation School Supervisor
and that he be retained at the salary as indicated on the Schedule
dated May 8th, 1963, and signed by the Chairman and Secretary - Treasures
And further in this connection; that the following action be taken:
(a) Because of the desirability ®f having him live in close
proximity of the School, that the Staff be authorized to
rent an Authority - owned' dwelling (if such is available)
on a basis similar to that applicable to Area Superintendents;
(b) And that the conditions of Personnel Regulation #12 "Pension
Plane" be waived to permit him to retain his standing under
the requirements of the Teachers9 Superannuation Act and
Amendments;
(2) That the following personnel be appointed to Temporary Service at
their present rates of pay:
George Rogers
George RobbrBsOn
Tom Skinner
Watson Patterson
Elmer Lundy
Gordon Johnson
Joan I. Ewen
Lorraine C. Greavette
Velma Lougheed
Eleanor Palser
Donald F. Sheridan
Alfred A. Still
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Clerk Grade II
Clerk Grade III
Lab. Technician
Clerk, Grade II
Patrol Officer
Field Sup.
April 29th, 1963
April 29th, 1963
April 29tb,-1963
April 29th, 1963
April 29th, 1963
April 29th, 1963
February 4th, 1963
February 18th, 1963
February llth, 1963
January 2nd, 1963
April 29th, 1963
December 1st, 1962
(3) That the following personnel be appointed to Permanent Service,
effective the dates shown, at their present rates of pay:
A. Still
Eleanor Palser
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Chairman
Field Supervisor June 1st, 1963
Clerk, Grade II July 1st, 1963
F. L. Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer
Metropolitan Joronto and ie10n
Con4eruation. Juthoritu
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, May 22nd, 1963 . 1$/63
The Executive Committee of the authority met at the Board Room, 17
Mill Street, on Wednesday, May 22nd, 1963, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
MINUTES:
Res. #160
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Vice Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members Nlrs . J. _:. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
H. S. Honsberger
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
F. A. Wade
Vice - Chairman Flood Control
& Water Conservation A.B. W. J. Haggart
Asst. Director of OperationsE. F. Sutter
Deputy- Treasurer C. B. Thompson ,
Moved By:- H� S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 7/63 as presented, be
adopted;
Carried Unanimously;
BLACK CREEK CHANNEL:
A delegation from Steinberg's Limited presented a proposal for the
Black Creek in the Crang Plaza Area.
Res. #161 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- no decision be taken by this Executive until such time
as a report has been received from the Consulting Engineer with reference
to the proposal offered to this meeting by Steinberg's Limited;
Carried Unanimously;
QFFICE ACCOMMODATION - FOUNDATION:
A communication was presented outlining a proposal for office
accommodation regarding work of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Foundation.
Res. #162 Moved By:- H.S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- V. Vignale
ftESOLVED THAT:- office space and stenographic assistance be made
available, as required for use by the Foundation, at 17 Mill Street, and
that the Staff be directed to provide the necessary equipment therefore;
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT NO. 1/63 OF THE HISTORICAL SITES ADVISORY BOARD:
Mrs. Hague presented Report No. 1/63 of the Historical Sites Advisory
Board.
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Res. #163
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Moved By: -, Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- Report #1 of the Historical Sites Advisory Board be
received, and that the recommendations contained therein and outlined
herein,be dealt with as- indicated:
(a) That Mr. Mel James, Public Relations Department of the Bell
Telephone Company, _be appointed a member of--the Printing
Sub - Committee of the Historical Sites Advisory Board; ADOPT;
(b) That Dr. A. H. Richardson be appointed a member of the
Historical Sites Advisory Board; RECOMMEND TO AUTHORITY;
(c) That the proposed Cobbler's Shop at the Pioneer Village be
henceforth known as the "Boot and Shoemaker's Shop"; ADOPT;
(d) That no action betaken at this time with regard to the proposed
Tannery and Land Surveyor's Office at the Pioneer Village; ADOPT;
(e) That the Mill at the Pioneer Village be located on the east
side of the Black Creek on the site staked out by the Consulting
Engineer;
And further, that the foundation of the Mill at the Pioneer Village
be local stone, and that the super- structure be of frame
construction; ADOPT;
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F -1 - CLAIREVILLY. DAM ,& RESERVOIR -- BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY:
A communication was presented from the Consulting Engineer advising
of the cost of relocation of Bell Telephone lines necessitated by
the Indian Line Road Diversion;
Res. #164
Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By.- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue a
Work Order to the Bell Telephone Company of Canada in an amount not to
exceed $4,500.00 for the relocation of telephone lines on the north and
east side of the road allowance for the full extent of the Indian Line
Road Diversion;
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT B -1 - BLACK CREEK - EXTRA WORK ORDER NO. 1$:
A communication was presented from James F. MacLaren Limited outlining
the cost of drainage required which is in accordance with previous
estimates.
Res. #165
Moved By.- W. J. Haggart
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to issue Extra
Work Order No. 1$ for work as outlined in correspondence from James F.
MacLaren Limited under date of May 10th, 1963, said Work Order to be
in the amount of $750.00;
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT NO. 3/63 OF THE PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE:
Mr. Honsberger presented Report No. 3/63 of the Personnel Sub - Committee.
Res. #166 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By.- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 3/63 of the Personnel Sub - Committee be
received, and appended as Schedule TiATI of these Minutes, and further,
that the recommendations,contE'ined therein be adopted;
Carried Unanimously;
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REPORT NO. 1/63 OF THE REFORESTATION & LAND USE ADVISORY BOARD:
Mr. Nesbitt presented Report No. 1/63 of the Reforestation and Land Use
Advisory Board.
Res. #167 Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 1/63 of the Reforestation and Land Use
Advisory Board be received and that the recommendations contained
therein and outlined herein, be dealt with as indicated:
(a) That the recommendations contained in the Report of the A.R.D.A.
Sub - Committee, as appended as Schedule "A" of the Minutes of
Meeting No. 1/63 of the Reforestation and Land Use Advisory Board,
be adopted; and further, that the Sub - Committee be authorized
to present the said Brief to the appropriate officials of the
Ontario Department of Agriculture;
REFER TO NEXT MEETING OF EXECUTIVE;
(b) That the proposed Farm Plan Assistance Programme be adopted as a
means of assisting in the need of better soil and water conservation
practices on farms throughout the Region; and further in this
connection, that the Authority should provide financial assistance
on the following basis:
(1) Payment of a grant towards the implementation of Farm
Plans of one -half of the cost up to a maximum of $100.00
to each land - owner;
ii) Projects eligible for assistance will be the removal of
cross - fences, burial or removal of stone piles ad levelling
of gullies;
(iii) Payment will be paid only on Plans already prepared by the
Soils Advisory Service or projects approved by the Soils
and Crops Branch, Ontario_Department of Agriculture, only
on money paid out by the land -owner and only on approval by
an Authority representative;
REFER TO AUTHORITY;
(c) A tile drainage subsidy be paid to W. W. Priddle as per his
request, subject to the approval of the Agricultural Engineering
Specialist, York County; ADOPT;
(d) That Scheme R.L. -5 -- 'A Scheme for the Acquisition and Development
of the Glen Major Forest and Wildlife Conservation Area" be
adopted, and further in this connection, that the following action
be taken:
(
(i) That all member municipalities be designated as benefitting;
(ii) That the Minjster of Lands and Forests be requested to
approve of the Scheme and a grant of 50% of the cost thereof;
(iii) That when approved, the appropriate Luthority officials
be authorized to take whatever action is required in connection
with the Scheme, including the execution of any necessary
documents;
Except that if A.R.D.A. assistance is provided in 1963, the
Scheme is then to be submitted under A.R.D.A. Agreement;
REFER TO AUTHORITY;
(e) That the acquisition of the Church Estate, being the East Half
of Lot 17, Concession V, EHS, Township of Caledon, County of Peel,
comprising of one hundred acres more -or -less, be approved as an
addition to the Authority Forest and further in this connection,
that the following action be taken:
(i) That all member municipalities be designated as benefitting;
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(f)
(g)
(ii) That the Minister of Lands and Forests be requested -to
approve of the acquisition of this land for reforestation
and management under Agreement pursuant to the Forestry Act
and The Conservation Authorities Act, and approve a grant
in the amount of the timber value and 50% of the cost of
the land;
(iii) That when approved, the appropriate Authority officials
be ruthorized to take wh:tever action is.f.required in
connection with the purchase, including the execution of
any necessary documents;
REFER TO AUTHORITY;
That the Department of Lands and Forests of the Province of Ontario
be requested to release the Henderson and Walker tracts, comprising
of 24. and 35 acres respectively, within the Albion Hills Conservatic
Area, from the Agreement made pursuant to the Forestry Act and The
Conservation Authorities Act;
That the Department of Lands and Forests accept the Taylor property
comprising of one hundred acres of land reforested by the Authority
for inclusion in Agreement as part of the Humber Forest;
ADOPT;
That member municipalities be provided with farm trees at cost, onl
fbr planting on lands owned by the Authority and managed by the
municipality, and furthermore, that the trees be raised to meet the
added demand in addition to the trees required for the Authority's
Farm Tree Replacement Programme and Conservation Areas;
ADOPT;
(h) That a fire patrol be operated by the Conservation Areas Staff
and Conservation Patrol Officers during high - hazzard periods; and
further in this connection, that the Staff establish a working
arrangement between the appropriate Staff of the Authority and
that of the various member municipalities, on a co- operative basis
regarding fire patrol;
ADOPT;
That the Taylor property, located in Albion Township, which has
been recommended for placement under Agreement, be named The
Elmer Little Tract" in memory of the late Elmer Little, of Bolton;
ADOPT;
That the Progress Report for 1962 and the Financial Statement for t
period of March 1st, 1961„ to April 1st, 1962, as presented by
Mr. J. Simpson, Zone Forester, be received and filed;
ADOPT;
(k) That the Chairman of the Reforestation and Land Use Advisory
Board forward a letter of thanks to Mr. J. Walker and Mr.
J. Copeland, for their participation and assistance in connection
with Forestry Day held on May llth, 1963;
ADOPT;
Carried Unanimously;
(1)
(j)
',!OODBRIDGE CONSERVATION AREA -- SWIMMING POOL:
Res. #16$ Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to take whatever steps necessay
for the removal of the swimming pool equipment located within the
,Woodbridge Conservation Area, and the demolition of the concrete side
walls and the.filling of same to level the site in a workmanlike ,condition
in order to establish grass;
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT B.'1 -A - BLACK CREEK - SETTLEMENT OF COMPENSATION:
Res. #169 Moved By:-- C. R. Purcell
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Seconded By:- W. J. Haggart
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the Registration of
Expropriation Plan B- 88239, on certain lands owned by John Situlski,
said lands being Part of Lots 38 and 39, Plan M -45$, being designated
as Parts 2 to 5 inclusive, on Plan R -1047, Township of North York,
County of York, containing 0.491 acres more -or -less, and certain
improvements contained thereon, at the price contained in the Agreement
dated May 13th, 1963, plus adjustments, disbursements, and legal fees,
and further subject to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests;
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F -3 -A -- BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #170 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 0.543 acres more -or -less, and certain improvements
contained thereon, from W. F. and M. Malin, said lands being Part'of
Lot 12, Concession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel, at the price
contained in the Option to Purchase dated May 13th, 1963, plus adjust-
ments, disbursements and legal fees, and further subject to a Certificate
of Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests;
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P -8 -A -- HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS
Res. #171 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. ... Gardner
RESOLVED TH,T:- the Secretary -- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 0.131 acres of land more -or -less, and certain improvemerts
contained thereon, from W. and C. Walker, said lands being Part of
Lot 14, Registered Plan 285, Township of North York, County of York,
at the price contained in the Option to Purchase dated May 15th, 1963,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and further subject to
a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands end
Forests;
Carried Unanimously;
Res. #172 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the Registration of
Expropriation Plan 5950, on certain lands owned by Samuel Wilson,
said lands being Part of Lot 6, Concession V, WYS., Town of Weston,
County of York, containing 0.0022 acres of vacant land more -or -less,
at the price contained in the Agreement dated May 9th, 1963, plus adjust-
ments, disbursements, and legal fees, and further abject to a Certific aa
of Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests;
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P -8 - HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LAND - SANITARY LAND FILL:
The meeting was advised that Disposal Services Company wished to
3�ncci their sanitary land fill operations outlined in Executive
Resolution #462/62.
lies. #173 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- W. J. Haggart
RESOLVED THLT:- Resolution X1462/62 covering Lgreement with Disposal
Services Company and the Authority for sanitary land fill operations
as outlined in their proposal of January 9th, 1963, be hereby rescinded;
Carried Unanimously;
Res. #174 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
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Seconded By:- V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be directed to negotiate an Agreement -- and
that the Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to execute the
said Agreement -- with the Township of North York for the carrying out
of a sanitary land fill operation as outlined in their proposal dated
May 9th, 1963, and subject to the following further conditions:
(a) That the above 'Township comply with the requirements of the Ontario
Water Resources 'Commission;
(b) That before any filling takes place, the area to be filled, shall
be plainly marked on the ground;
(c) That on completion of the sanitary fill operation, the area be
covered with a minimum of three feet of top soil and clean fill,
and that a grass cover be established;
(d) That the consideration for granting of the said Agreement be
nominal;
Carried Unanimously;
BOYD CONSERVATION AREA -- PROPOSED EXTENSION:
Res. #1?5 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Property ldministrator be directed to look into
the possibilities of the Authority acquiring that parcel of vacant
land lying in the North -East corner of the Kleinberg- Woodbridge Road
and the Maple Sideroad, said land being Part of Lot 21, Concession VIII,
Township of Vaughan, and known as the Reid prooerty; and further; that
a full report in this regard be presented to the next meeting of the
Executive Committee;
Carried Unanimously;
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 12:45 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord C. B. Thompson
Chairman Deputy - Treasurer
SCHEDULE u1.;;
REPORT NO. 3/63
of the
PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
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The Personnel Sub - Committee met at the Faculty Club, Wilcocks Street,
Toronto, Ontario, on Friday, May 17th, 1963, commencing at twelve
o'clock noon.
PRESENT WERE:
Dr. G. Ross Lord
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
F. L. Lunn
Chairman
Member
Secretary- Treasurer
The following mutters were discussed:
(1) Position Description #31 -- Conservation School Assistant Supervisor
(2) Personnel Regulation #21 - Salary Schedule -- Addition of
Conservation School, hssistant Supervisor;
(3) Permanent Service Establishment - Addition of Conservation School
Lssistant Supervisor;
(4) .'appointment of Conservation School Assistant Supervisor;
(5) Personnel Regulation #12 - Amendment;
(6) Appointments to Temporary Service Establishment;
(7) Amendments to various Personnel Regulations re Temporary and
Casual Service Establishments;
It was agreed and the Sub - Committee recommends that: -
(1) That Position Description #31 be established as follows:
POSITION DESCRIPTION ;31 -- CONSERVATION SCHOOL ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR:
General Terms of Reference:
The Conservation School Assistant Supervisor shall be responsible:
- to the Conservation School Supervisor;
for assisting in the year -round operation of the Conservation
School, and for instruction as required by the Supervisor;
Specific Terms of Reference:
The Conservation School _assistant Supervisor shall be responsible
for:
- assisting with the instruction of all visiting students, including
school classes, adult groups and various youth groups;
- supervision of Staff members in the absence of the Supervisor
who may be assigned to the School, including full -time and
part -time school instructors, cook, nurse, counsellors, and
others;
- the discipline of students with the assistance and co- operation
of the visiting teacher;
- assisting in the :'authority's other educational programmes as
may be deterined by school policy;
- assisting in the Authority's other educational programmes;
- other related duties aG
rti, >111 ��;ations :
- experience in teaching or conservation -- preferably both:
- facility in teaching out -of -doors and in the laboratory;
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- facility in presenting the School's Programme to adult groups
and educational personnel;
Minimum Qualifications:
- qualified elementary school teacher, or equivalent;
(2) That Personnel Regulation #21 -- Salary Schedule -- be amended
by adding thereto under the category for Information & Education
Division, "Conservation School Assistant Supervisor - $4,000.00
- $6,500.00";
That the Permanent Service Establishment be amended by adding
thereto "Conservation School Assistant Supervisor -- Information
and Education Division";
That Mr. T. Carr be appointed to fill the position of Conservation
School Assistant Supervisor, with the date of effectiveness to be
as soon as available;
That Mr. T. Carr be retained as the Conservation School Assistant
Supervisor at the salary indicated on the Schedule dated May 8th,
1963, and signed by the Chairman and The Secretary- Treasurer,
and further, that the conditions of Personnel Regulation #12
- - Pension Plan -- be waived to permit him to retain his standing
under the requirements of the Teachers' Superannuation Act and
Amendments;
(6) That the following personnel be appointed to the Termporary
Service Establishment effective April 29th, 1963:
(7)
C. E. Devitt
R. Beelby
W. H. Taylor
W. Reid
G: Pitkin
G. Pasco
B. Van de Yssel
E. nvison
J. Hood
J: Watford
C. Coffey
E. Proctor
C. Fain
W. Speers
W. Waterer
D. Duncan
Construction
Construction
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
'Laborer
Laborer
Educational Assistant
That where necessary, the Personnel Regulations may be amended
to conform with the new Services -- Temporary and Casual --
under Personnel Regulation #3;
G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, June 5, 1963. #9/63.
The Executive Committee of the Authority met at the Board Room, 17
Mill Street, on Wednesday, June 5, 1963, commencing at 10.30 A.M.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Vice Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members Mrs. J. ti. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
H. S. Honsberger
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
F. A. Wade
Secretary- Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
Asst. Dir. of Operations E. F. Sutter
Property administrator W. E. Jones
MINUTES:
Res. #176 Moved by: H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. $/63 as presented be
adopted;
ACCOUNTS:
Res. ,•r177
Carried Unanimously;
Moved by: H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT:- the accounts in the sum total of $216,621.92 be
approved for payment and appended as Schedule "L" of these minutes.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT B -3 - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL ENGINEERING
A communication from James F. MacLaren Limited, Consulting Engineers,
was presented, requesting approval to carry out additional test
borings in the vicinity of Trethewey Drive.
Res. #17$ Moved by: H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: James F. MacLaren be authorized to obtain the services
of Canadian Longyear Limited to drill additional bore holes on
Trethewey Drive in connection with Project B -3, Black Creek Channel,
for an amount estimated at five hundred dollars ($500.00).
Carried Unanimously;
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PROJECT B�3' -.BLACK GREEK ,CHANT EJJ
communication from Jamesl F. MacLaren was 'present advising that
'it- .would' be necessaryto re- loc,ate certain facilitied belonging to
the,Consumers,Gas Company, in connection with Project, B-3.
Res. #1'79 Moved by ., R. Purcell
Spcdnded 'by: Mrs. J. A. Gardnei
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary Treasurer be authorized to issue a
work order to consumer' Gas for the re- location of services in
connection with Project B.3,. Black Creek Channel, at a cost esti-
mated at $4,430.00.
Carried Unanimously;
HEART LAKE CONSERVATION AREA DEVELOPMENT.
A Staff communication was presented, advising that quotations had
been received for gravelling parking lot No. 1 at the Heart Lake
Conservation Area.
Res. #1$0 Moved by: Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by: R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT a quotation received from Armstrong Brothers Limited
in the amount of $6,400.00 be accepted for gravelling parking lot
No. 1, Heart Lake Conservation Area, it being the lowest proper
quotation received.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.1 - CLAIREVILLE DAM
A report of the Tender Opening Sub - Committee, which met on Friday,
May 24, 1963, to open tenders submitted for the construction of the
Claireville Dam was presented. Report advised that the following
tenders were opened:
Carter Construction Limited $1,127,159.00
Russell Construction Limited 1,209,$21.00
Steed & Evans Limited 1, ?33,$13.50
Standard Paving Limited 1,239,$96.75
C. A. Pitts Limited 1,320,636.00
Swansea Construction Limited 1,355,000.00
Peacock Contracting Limited 1,476,$42.40
A report from James F. MacLaren Limited was also presented advising
that the low tender of Carter Construction Limited was correct in
every detail, and recommended that the contract be awarded to the
said Company.
Carried Unanimously;
Res. #1$1 Moved by: J. A. Gardner
Seconded by: H. S. Honsberger.
RESOLVED THAT: The contract for the construction of the Claireville
Dam be awarded to Carter Construction Limited, theirs being the
lowest proper tender received, subject to the approval of the Minister
of Lands and Forests.
PALGRAVE FOREST AND WILDLIFE DEVELOPMENT.
A Staff communication was presented, advising that quotations had
been received for the construction of two ponds, and certain Stream
Bank improvements at the Palgrave Forest and Wildlife Area.
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Res. #1$2
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Voved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The contract for the construction of two ponds, and
certain Stream Bank improvements at the Palgrave Forest and Wild-
life Conservation Area be awarded to A. Pickering Construction
in the sum total of $2,210.$0, it being the lowest proper quota-
tion received.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.1 - INDIAN LINE DIVERSION -
EXTRA WORK ORDER NO. 1
Res. #1$3 Moved by: H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue a
extra work Order No. 1, to K. J. Beamish Construction Company
Limited, in the amount of $34$.75 for the filling of the Bailey
Bridge timber crib piers with rock, in connection with Project F.1
Indian Line Road Diversion.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P9A. DON RIVER FLOOD &LAIN` LAND.
Res. #1$4 Moved by: C. R. Sauriol
Seconded by: C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to take
whatever action is necessary for the demolition and removal of
the buildings located on the Drope Paving and Construction
property, being part of Lot 15, Conc. 2FB, and part of Lot 11,
Conc. 3FB, Township of East York, County of York, containing
10.43 acres more or less.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT B.1h- BLACK CREEK PROPERTY SETTLEMENT.
Res. #1$5 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
the Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registra-
tion of Expropriation Plan #6512, on the Clara R. Halliday Property,
being Part of Lot 17, Registered Plan #3649, Township of North York,
County of York, containing 0.051 acres of vacant land, more or less,
at the price contained in the agreement, plus adjustments, disburse-
ments and legal fees.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.6A. LOWER EAST BRANCH DAM AND RESERVOIR -
PROPERTY SETTLEMENT.
Res. #1$6
Moved by: H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by: F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
the Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registra-
tion of Expropriation Plan #6516, on the James F. Renwick Property
and subsequently assigned to Guerino Meschino, being Part of Lot $,
Registered Plan #55$2, Township of Vaughan, County of York, containing
0.520 acres of vacant land, more or less, at the price contained in
the agreement, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and
further subject to a certificate of inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
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MEETING WITH NfINISTER OF LANDS AND FORESTS
Chairman advised that a meeting was planned on June 7th between
members of various authorities, and the Minister of Lands and
Forests, and that this Authority had been invited to send five
(5) representatives.
Res. #187 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: Dr. Lord and Messrs Honsberger, Purcell, Vignale,
and Mrs. Gardner represent this authority at a meeting with the
Minister of Lands and Forests on Friday, June 7, 1963.
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT OF THE E..R.D.A. SUB - COMMITTEE
ri report of the A.R.D.h. Sub- Committee of the Reforestation and
Land Use advisory Board referred from the previous meeting of this
Executive, was presented and considered in detail.
Res. 41$8 Moved by: Mrs. J. L. Gardner
Seconded by: Mr. R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: Recommendations contained in the report of the
A.R.D.t. Sub- Committee as appended as Schedule "i" of the minutes
of meeting No. 1/63 of the Reforestation and Land Use J.dvtsory
Board be adopted and recommended to the .authority, and further
that the said brief b' presented to the proper officials of the
Provim a ^of Chtario .
Carried Unanimously;
PIONEER VILLAGE
USE OF OXEN FOR PROMOTIONAL PURPOSES
A communication was presented from the representatives of the
Cities Service Oil Company, requesting the use of the Pioneer
Village Oxen for a special ceremony in the Oakville area.
Res. #1$9 Moved by: H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THk.T: Publicity and Industrial Relations Limited be
advised that the policy of the Authority does not permit the use
of the Pioneer Village Oxen for any promotional or other use,
other than at the Pioneer Village.
Carried Unanimously;
Res. #190 Moved by: H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: Ls a matter of policy, the use of the Pioneer
Village Oxen for promotional or other purposes, at any other
location other than at the Pioneer Village, be refused.
Carried Unanimously;
INTERNATIONAL PLOWING MATCH EXHIBIT
A communication was presented from the .agricultural representative
of Peel County, inviting the .'. uthority to consider entering a display
of pioneer implements,etc., at the International Plowing Match,
being held in Caledon Township, October $ -12, 1963.
Res. #191
Moved by: R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The invitation to have a display of pioneer imple-
ments etc., et the International Plowing Match in October, be ac-
cepted, and that the Staff be directed to make the necessary
arrangements.
Carried Unanimously.
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SOUTHWEST CORNER JANE AND STEELES -
NORTH YORK TOWNSHIP DEVELOPMENT.
A communication was presented, advising that the Township-of North
York was presently considering the development of the Southwest
Corner of Jane St., and Steeles Avenue.
Res. #192 Moved by: F. h. Wade
Seconded by: H. S. Honsberger.
RESOLVED THAT: This Authority request the Township of North York
to restrict the development of the Southwest Corner of Jane Street
and Steeles .-.venue, adjacent to the restored area of the Pioneer
Village. An appropriate zoning which would be R. or R.M.1.
Carried Unanimously;
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL QUOTATIONS
The Staff advised that quotations had been received for Caulking
of all exterior openings of the Conservation School, and for the
Insulation and Drywall requirements.
Res. #193 Moved by: F. A. Wade
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The following quotations be accepted as detailed.
(a) Caulking of all exterior openings of the
Conservation School building, The Golden
All Metal Weatherstrip Co., in the sum of
$345.00.
(b) Insulation and Drywall requirements -
Albion Hills Conservation School, -
W. L. Upton, $4,$60.00 complete.
Both of the above being the lowest proper quotations received.
Carried Unanimously;
CONSERVATION AREAS DEVELOPMENT.
The Staff advised that quotations had been received for surfacing
and prime treatment of certain parking lots and prime treatments
of certain roads for the various Conservation Areas.
Res. #194 Moved by: R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: Contracts be awarded as detailed herein, for the work
as listed, they being the lowest proper tenders received:
(a) Surfacing of parking lots in the Heart Lake
Conservation Area, south lot, Armstrong Bros.,
$1,9$0.00, middle lot, Armstrong Bros.,$3,230.00,
north lot, Armstrong Bros., $1,615.00.
(b) Prime treatment roads system, Albion Hills,
Armstrong Brothers, $1,1$0.00
(c) Prime Treatment road system, Cold Creek Area,
Armstrong Brothers, $1,$25.00
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P. - HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - PROPERTY
Res. #195 Moved by: Mrs. J. Gardner
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
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RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
the acquisition of 0.132 acres, more or less, and certain improve-
ments contained thereon, from Walter & Laura Winson, being Part
of Lot 16, Concession "D'', FH., Township of Etobicoke, County of
York, at the price contained in the option to purchase, plus ad-
justments, disbursements, and legal fees, and further subject to
a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands
and Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F3A - BOLTON DAM AND RESERVOIR PROPERTY
Res. #196 Moved by: H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J. Gardner
A communication was presented, advising that it had been necessary
to file a Plan of Expropriation of certain property required for
the Bolton Dam and Reservoir.
RESOLVED THAT: The action taken by the Chairman in authorizing
the Staff to proceed to acquire the property owned by John Robert
and Barbara Sharpe, being part of Lot 10, Concession V, Township
of Albion, and said to contain 5.311 acres more or less, in
accordance with the provisions of the Conservation Authorities
'.ct, be approved.
Carried Unanimously;
POLICY RE PROPERTY PLANS FOR ALL PROJECTS.
Res. #197 Moved by: H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mr. F. Wade.
RESOLVED THAT: Once a plan is prepared delineating lands required
by the Authority for any project, that the local municipality be
provided with a copy of the said plan, and further be requested to
inform the Authority and with -hold the issuance of any building
permit on the said lands, until the Authority has had an opportunity
to acgaire the said lands, and further in this connection, that if
any change or amendment is recommended on any scheme or project
of this Authority, the said change or amendment shall be referred
to this Executive for consideration and approval before being
implemented by the Staff.
Carried Unanimously;
SURVEYORS
Res. #198 Moved by: Mrs. J. Gardner
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized to engage the following firm
to carry out survey work as detailed herein.
WILDMAN & RHODES & ASSOCIATED.
Scheme W.C. 19 - Black Creek Retardation Dam -
Resurvey - requested by Authority's solicitor.
Scheme C.A. 21 - Heart Lake Conservation Area Extension.
Hunter & Agrob Investments Limited Properties.
Project P.$.A - Humber River Flood Plain Lands -
Township of North York, Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto, M.T.R.C.A., Gluklick, Titley, Robart,
Reaman, Baril, Downsview Meadows, Northview Heights
Heinrich, Westlease, Keele Heights Developments and
Northwood Golf & Country Club Properties.
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Project P.10.A. - Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands -
Blackfoot Developments Limited Property
Project F.11.A. •- Woodbridge Channelization -
Partial resurvey - requested by the Authority's
solicitor.
BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA
PIONEER VILLAGE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT.
The Staff presented a communication together with a proposed plan
for the future development of the Black Creek Conservation Area,
Pioneer Village, and surrounding area, and requested authorization
to negotiate the agreement with the firm of Gordon S. Adamson and
Associates, 1- architects, for the preparation of certain plans in
this connection. The matter was considered in some detail.
Ras. Moved by: W. C. Davidson
Seconded by: Mrs. J. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The report of the Staff in connection with the
R1 ^cl: Creek Conservation hrea Development and associated amend -
rents be deferred to a future meeting of this Executive.
Carried Unanimously;
BLACK CREEK CHANNEL - CRANG PLAZA
The Staff presented a proposal frcm Morrison, Hershfield, Millman
and Huggins Limited, which they had prepared on behalf of their
client, )tei'burgs Limited. Also presented at this time were the
- -c c-,.:n ^naations of James F. MacLarent Limited, Consulting Engineers,
concei rang this proposal.
'yes. e2 :) Moved off-: Mrs. J. Gardner
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague.
RFSOLV : :J r riAT : The proposal of Morrison, Hershfield, Millman &
Euggi el.; Limited pertaining to the channelization of the Black
Creek v.hrough the ()rang Plaza be approved with respect to Scheme A
only and subject to the following conditions.
(1) That the two bridge decks be raised approximately 2' to
provide r reasonable clearance between the water level at the
.Iximum design flour and the underside of the bridge beams.
(2) That the full channel lining be continued further upstream
to a point where the flood plain widens out and an adequate
transition can be made between the natural waterway and the
lined channel.
(3) That the developer assume the responsibility for the
con:.truction of the first 1$0 feet of the channel upstream
fro:a, the Authority drop structure.
(4) That the developer agree to assume the responsibility for
the maintenance of the channel after it has been constructed.
Pl OjECT F.1 CLAIREVILLE DAM -
HYDRO SERVICE RE- LOCATIONS
The Staff advises that it is necessary that certain Hydro Service
Re- locations were necessary in connection with Project F.1,
Clairev±lle Dam.
Res. #201
Moved by: C. R. Purcell
Seconded by: Mrs. J. A. Gardner.
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RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary Treasurer be authorized to issue a
Work Order, F.1, to the Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario
for the removal of the hydro pole line on the secion of the Indian
Line Road from the existing bridge north to the C.N.R. Right -of -way
at an estimated cost of $400.00
Carried Unanimously;
MIMICO CREEK SANITARY LAND FILL PETITION
Mrs. J. A. Gardner filed a copy of a petition from certain resi-
dents and tax payers in the Richview Park and West Deane Areas,
in the Township of Etobicoke, protesting a proposal of the
Township to utilize an operation of the Mimico Creek Valley as a
site for a Sanitary Land fill project.
The Secretary was directed to acknowledge receipt of said petition.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 2.10 P.M.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer.
"Schedule A"
#3 - Travel Advances
May, 1963
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K. G. Higgs - advance re attendance at Nat'l Watershed Congress 300.00
F. L. Lunn - T1 11 11 11 11 Tf it 11 Ti Ti T1 41 11 TV 11 ft 11 TT It 11 ft If 1i TI it 200.00
J . Horton - TT fi tf TV ft 11 1t 1f If 11 IT iT TT IT If 11 11 If 11 It it iT If IT i1 100.00
Nat'l Watershed Congress - advance registration - F. Lunn,
K. G. Higgs, J. Horton, iMir. & Mrs. R. G. Henderson 25.00
t27 - OpVions on Land Not Yet Purchased
D. W. McQuay - reimburse option paid for the Redshaw property 5.00
Al - Office, Administrative & Technical Staff 1Jages
Miss Beverly Elwood - services rendered re processing cc mailing
permits 30.00
Alt - Staff Mileage & Expense
T. E. Barber - travel expense re Authority business for April
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D. W. Loker
K. G. Higgs
J. H. Horton
A. Colucci
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M. G. Johnson - travel expense re North -East Fish & Tlildlife
Conference - Portland Maine
P. B. Flood - travel expense re Authority business for April
F. L. Lunn - travel expense re Authority business for April
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47.60
57.80
4.00
1.00
20.70
34.80
22.30
5.40
100.50
15.70
24.60
56.90
88.80
24.70
36.52
45.60
86.40
97.43
84.25
65.50
45.30
27.40
A13 - Chairman's Expenses
Dr. G. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses for April 67.75
A21 - Office Equipment
Electro -Sonic - power pack re portable P.A. System 63.92
Wholesale Electronics - credit re return of parts bought for
portable P.A. System CR. 7.16 -
Underwood Limited - Raphael electric (Underwood) typewriter 676.71
Grand & Toy - file cabinet with lock 121.34
A22 - Tools & Equipment
Ladderland - 40' aluminum extension ladder 98.88
C. N. Weber - j360,E dtanley mitre box and saw 87.55
Cdn. Tire - Bolton - brush, hose & chamois re van 18.64
iBerndt's - chain block 36.05
S. Spratt & Co. - cable block plane kit 92.44
Fairbank hdw. - swivel plate casters w auger bits 82.79
White hardwai e - et1 Heavy Duty Lrill 155.26
Woodbriage Hardware - sanding pad & discs 3.30
A23 - Vehicles
Woodbridge Farmers' - bolts, straps w hilges re trailer 8.03
Pigott Motors - 1963 Fodd 4 ton truck 3,892.82
Pigott Motots - trade -in value 1958 In_tcrnatior_al truck CR. 1,015.00 -
Pigott f?otors - 1963 ora nodal F250 truck 3,709.51
Pigott 7 iof,ors - trada-in w lue 195q Chi v truck CR. 705.00-
B =168 - Page - 2 -
A31 - Uniforms & Equipment
Cluett, Peabody ei. Co. - shirts for patrol officers 24.01
J. A. Haugh's - raincoat for patrol officer 3.76
Holman & Hickey - revolver for patrol officer 46.56
Thrifty Sports Shop - boots for patrol officers 26.6$
S. F. Scott cash expended re St. John Ambulance badges 1.$0
W. E. Kirkpatrick - sam brown belt & accessories re patrol officer 17.15
Cluett & Peabody - uniform shirts re naturalist 12.10
John Fowlie - flexible billy 3.75
Hercules Sales - handcuffs re patrol officer 9.22
Fashion Hat & Gap - su i,ier uniform caps 141.$3
A32 - Postage
Receiver General - postage stamps 50.00
A33 - Stationery & Office Supplies
Charters Publishing -
Charters Publishing -
h: G. Barlow - office
Charters Publishing -
H. G. Barlow - forms
Charters Publishing - minute books
Curry's Art Store - powder re tracing
hughes -Owens - supplies re map machine
Hughes -Owens - ink
Gestetner - .aimco paper
Eaton's of Canada - black board & chaulk
xikenhead's hardware - peg board hooks
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Dictating Supply - supplies re photostate
Gestetner - electronic sti,ncils
Gul'uned Label Specialties - folder labels
Morgan Davis Printing - envelopes
Grand & Toy - earnings record cards
A34 - Technical Plans & Maps
application for employuent forms
memo forms printed & padded
sup,lies
work reports
cloth
Hunting
Hunting
Hunting
Hunting
Survey
Survey
Survey
Survey
- prints
- prints
- prints
- prints
machine
re Rouge River floodline mapping
re Number River TT T1 tt T1 Ti iT Tt tT
re Lon Valley Tf Tt Ti ft Tt Tv TV ft
re floodline mapping
Ai35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
Kerr's Garage - repairs to ve icle #18
Kerr's Garage - repairs to vehicle #1$
Aeroway i'lotors - repairs to vehicle #8
The Paddock - repairs to vehicle 3,1$
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Ross Lipsett - tires re vehicle #1
B. A. Oil - portion cr,dit card purchases for April
Hawman l•iotors - refinish vehicle j4
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle #,4
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle , 6
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McKeown's Service - parts for truck
Dom. Tire Stores - tires re vehicle *4
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20.40
36.85
82.61
12.$8
360.60
1.13
24.64
.91
52.04
$.22
3.71
11.12
27.44
46.47
$9.53
98.67
6.86
4$.10
183.78
$.24
2.86
3.61
20.40
2.$6
54.3$
3.00
6.19
4.00
11.50
4.45
40.71
142.35
20.00
20.50
69.8$
11.39
16.96
8.92
2.00
97.24
40.00
1.55
15.30
35.37
Page - 3 -
A35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs (Cont'd)
J. Burrow's Garage - oil & grease re vehicle r,9
J. Burrow's Garage - overhaul carburetor re vehicle 0
J. Burrow's Garage - seal beam unit re vehicle rr9
I4urphy's Esso - repairs to vehicle #12
Fischer's Garage - repairs to vehicle r,1$
City Tire Sales - tube & tire adjustment re vehicle 15
maynard's Garage - repairs to vehicle #1$
Bagin's Garage - grease re vehicle x-14
Fagin's Garage - niisc. repairs re tree planting vehicles
H. Richardson - tire repair re vehicle v18
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for rpril
murphy's Esso - repairs re vehicle n1
Treasurer of Ontario, Ontario Dept. of Transport - vehicle
periai t re ALthority owned trailer
Cruikshank Motors - wash revehicle #24
Truck & Farm Supply - repairs to vehicle 0
Murphy's Esso - repairs to vehicle f2
A36 - Machinery Repairs Operating Costs
Humber automotive - tractor parts
Lorne McCoy - repairs to tractor
Humber automotive - repairs to tractor
Lumber Automotive - repairs to tractor
Joe Oliver - welding re machivery
Chas. Ireland - machinery parts
The Paddock - repairs re ri -955 traxcavator
mcLeown's Service - tractor parts
McKeown's Service - tractor parts
McKeown's Service - tractor tire repair
iicKeown's Service - oil filters for tr ctors
McKeown's Service - tractor repairs
i"icKeown's Service - parts for machinery
mcKeown's Service - tractor repairs
iicKeown's Service - tractor pepairs
McKeown's Service - tractor repairs
licKeown's Service - tractor repairs
Number Automotive - repairs to pump
:dm. h. Dick - ail for machinery
Berndt's - parts for chain saw
H,_,nber „uto.iotive - fuses for tractor
humber Automotive - belt re cement mixer
Chas. Ireland - parts for seed aril
McLeod of Canada - repairs to pack pumps
ivicLeod of Canada - parts for pack pumps
Sholdice Service - hose & plugs for tractor
Sholdice Service - tractor parts
Sholdice Service - washers
Ragin's Garage - welding re aachinery
Gravely Tractors - repairs to machinery
Thompson Tire - repair to tr.. ctor tire
City Tire Salem - tire & tube for tractor
Aikenhead's Hardw..re - repair to staple gun
Bill Waterer - cash expended re oil for machinery
441 - Telephone
hell Phone -
Bell Phone -
Bell Phone -
Bell Phone -
Bell Prone -
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
489 -5686 for Aarch
636 -605$ for March
2$5 -5425 for March
257 -$745 for March
857 -1646 for March
- $57 -1776 for march
- 5$4 -2922 for April
- 594 -0227 for April
- 843 -2949 for April
- 594 -02$0 for April
- $43 -2494 for ,.pril
- 633 -9901 for April
- 9L.2 -2070 for April
B -169
7.65
8.14
3.38
18.5$
14.$9
7.49
4.59
7.43
3$.75
1.50
a .96
33.17
34.00
1.75
2$.65
21.77
5.10
11.54
12.5a
25.$7
11.25
6.84
91.31
3.54
22.36
14.99
10.20
25.46
121.37
26.66
30.00
70.01
116.27
32.71
53.30
3.53
.36
1.42
2.60
12.79
1$.02
9.79
$.34
5.$7
2.25
13.34
9.00
20.63
4.64
1.74
30.86
15.70
645.43
4.14
13.48
9.51
39.14
33.09
4.14
36.5?
23.40
42.15
23.65
B -170
A41 - Telephone (ContTd)
Bell Phone -
Bell Phone -
i3e11 Phone -
Bell Phone -
A42 - Light,
649 -2009 for April
ZA 7 -3573 for April
ZA 5 -8253 for April
288 -0671 for .April
Heat & Mater
Page - 4 -
Twp. of N. I. Water Division - water re 17 hill Street
North York hyaro - hydro re 1? i'Iill Street
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re i"iain Offices for April
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Mill Street
33'.72
. 44.03
149.63
46.67
5.88
• 22.25
85.73
20.02
A43 - Rent
i'iaplecrest Realty - rent re office space for the month ending 1,455.00
A44 - Office Cleaning & ••Jainten,nce
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning services re main office for April 200.00
Robertson Electric - florescent tubes re office 260.59
D.. H. Wood - travel expense re office for March 1.20
Northern Indust. Launuries - new towel cabinets for washrooms 12.00
Northern Indust. Laune ries - lab. coats for office 12.40
Voodbridge Hardware - keys cut 483
Woodbridge Hardware - lettering brushes 1.33
I'.'oodbridge hardware - spray bomb & corner braces 1.59
cedbridge Hardware - hardware supplies 2.47
A51 - Taxes - Non Revenue Producing Properties
Tr rp . of North York
T►yp. of Pickering
Twp. of Pickering
Twp. of Etobicoke
Twp. of Etobicoke
l'wp. of worth York
Twp. ..f East York
Twp. of Uxbridge -
Twp. of Uxb_•ic ge -
Twp. of Uxbridge -
Twp. of Uxbridge -
Twp. of Uxbridge -
- 1963 taxes re 17 1'4.11 Street ref. 0.2604 873.55
- 1963 taxes re Davis Estate ref.. f8392 66.74
- 1963 taxes re Davis Estate ref. 8391A 48.62
- 1963 taxes re A. Cox property ref. #401A-.
D0070 198.30
- 1963 taxes re Bartley prop. ref. #16440 284.32
- 1963 taxes re Tyerson property ref. 8.481 365.71
- 1963 taxes re Towonto Brick prop. ref.11460 718.65
1963 taxes re Storry property ref. 024 167.13
1963 taxes re Fiss property ref. X502 125.34
1963 taxes re Randall property ref. k495 80.56
1963 taxes re Clubine prop. ro11.j199 41.97
1963 taxes re btorry prop. roll f,523 261.69
A52 - Legal & Audit Fees
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - professional services re prosecution of
Overbrook Holdings 1,036.95
A53 - Ceneral Expense
American Institute of Park Executives - 1 copy of 3rd annual
R.P.F. Conference proceedings
Electro -Voice - repairs to loudhailer
Clerk of the Legislative ..ssernbly - ref. material
Woodbridge haraware - flashlight re patrol officers
454 - Insurance
Reed, Shaw & Mc»iaubht - increase fire & extanded coverage re
Flood Control property
:Reed, Shaw & McNaught - office, equipment etc. all risks
composite policy increase
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - increase re auto fleet policy
3.00
12.59
• 3.00
9.97
123.24
313.44
23.00
Page - 5 -
A61 - Private Tree Planting Program
J. L. Agnew - travel expense re tree plantingfor April
Fagin's Garage - vehicle gas re tree planting for April
Wm. H. Dick - tractor gas
Win. H. Dick - tractor gas
Wm. H. Lick - tractor gas
Wm. H. Dick - tractor gas
gm. H. Dick - tractor gas
Win. H. Dick - tractor gas
Wm. H. Dick - tractor gas
Um. h. Dick - tractor g:,s
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for April
Fagin's Garage - vehicle gas re tree platting I6vogram
titTooabridge Farmers' - bailer twine
Wooabricige Farmers' - garbage cans & shovels
;NOTE - FOR ACCOUNT A73 PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 15)
A?4 - Farm Pond Research
British Drug Houses - methyl hydrate
25 - Farm Pond Subsidies
R. H. Storer (Rivalda Farms) - farm pond subsidy
D. Fieldhouse - farm pond subsidy
ss£32 - Fish Rearing
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J. M. Schneider - fish food
Don Watt - fish pellets
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J. M. Schneider - fish food
R91 - Areas Equipment (picnic tables, fireplaces, toilets etc.)
Westgate Transport - transport charges re park stove
White Hardware - bol,.s & nuts re picnic tables
Graham Prods. - excelite panels re outhouse conttruction
Canadian Tire - Bolton - paint & brushes re signs
Brunt Egg. - ventilator re outhouses
Fairbank Hardware - hinges, door pulls & bolus re outhouses
A103 - Operation Flood darning System
Twp. of East York Hydro - hyoro re Pottery Ra. Str. Gauge
Ont. Hydro Woodbridg,i - hydro re Pine Grove Stream Gauge
Ont. Hyaro Woodbridge - hydro re Llders Mills Str. Gauge
North York Hydro - hyaro re York Mills Stream Gauge
Twp. of Toronto - hydro re SuAamerville Stream Gauge
Ont. Hydro Woodbriage - hydro re Pine Grove Stream Gauge
Ont. Hyaro ivIarkham - hydro re markham Stream Gguge
xlll - Advertising
%oronto Star - ad re guides
The Eelegram - as re guides
A113 - Publications and General Printing
Charters Publishing - press invitations
Charters Publishing - Conservation Assistance folders
A114 - Tours & Special Days
Danadiana 1"otor Hotel - conservation workshop banquet
J. L. Copeland - travel expense re forestry day
J. L: Copeland - services re Forestry Day at Claremont and
Uxbridge (onse, vation .areas
B -171
91.10
35.58
16.34
16.34
16.34
16.34
16.34
16.34
13.65
16.34
214.57
5.12
8.50
17.20
1,13
50.00
50.00
3.50
37.80
94.76
27.18
3.50
8.14
291.$0
118.38
1.04
37.28
9.89
1.89
25.29
24.03
8.42
2.30
22.31
24.70
16.85
11.20
31.04
162.68
931.18
24.50
18.58
B -172
-Page - 6
.115 - School Programs
Globe & iViail - ad re guides for school tours 12:00
Sportsmen's Specialty Shop - crests re Jr. Fishing Day . 226.60
Ars. W. h. Wand - rental of trailer re Jr. Fishing Day 15.00
M. Whitley - cash expended re pins for Jr. Fishing Day .77
Elizabeth White - ti avel expense re .authority business for May 10 13.00
St. John's .ambulance - services re Jr. Fishing Day 50.00
W. R. 'rand - cash expended re pins for crests re Jr. Fishing Day 3.22
1. R. Wand - travel expense re Jr. Fishing DLy 9.$0
C.N.I.B. - meals re Jr. Fishing Day 277.07
hand Chemical Co. - smoke bombs re Jr. Fishing Day program 13.32
A116 - Photogra-)hv, Photographic Supplies & Engraving
Toronto Camera - photographic supplies
Toronto Camera - " " " " " Ti " It " " ft
Toronto Camera - " " 'r n tr Tr rr n n "
.117 - Exhibits
harrison Bros. - letters re si1,_is for exLibits
h. Burke - travel expense re attending Authority exhibit at
Sportsmen's Show
- inspection of hydro to light .authority exhibit at
Canadian National Sportsmen's Show
Black & viacLonalc' - electrical instalation re exhibit at'_.
Canadian National Sportsmen's Show
auto. Pumping - fountain re exhibit
J." idi. Adai,iaen & Co. - cardboard, tacks varnish re . exhibits
Woodbridge hardware - paint re exhibit
►119 - Press Cli .pin Service
Canadian Press Clipping ;service __services for April
A120 - Promotional Contingencies
R.C.A.' Victor - summer spot announcement recordings
A121 - Albion Lillis Conservation Centre
americai . rusew:i of Natural hi:,tory - educational inserts
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development
Niatara Chemicals - fertilizer
Vootabricge Farmers' - culverts re surface parking lot
harry 1 atson - travel expense re authority business for April
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for April
Lurofoam Insulatior, - styrofoam billets re beach facilities
Card Lumber - lumber re refreshment booth
mac Wood Aachine - hooks re general develo )ment
Blains Hardware - misc. hardware supplies re gen. development
Imperial Uil - portion credit card purchases for April
Armstrong Brothers - sand re beach extension
1-loe'hood - travel expense re wildlife shrub planting
C6C - Albion Hills - Construction & Development
L. & G. Flooring - floor tile re refreshment booth
Niagara Brana Chemicals - fertilizer
ttutd. Submersible Motor - repair motor on furnace in
H. Matson - travel expense re construction for April
B. A. Oil - portion credit carapurchases for April
J. hood - travel expense re construction for April
Prodt Steel & Wire - fencing materials
Wm. H. Dick ck - portion tr• , ctor: gas
:1m. h. Dick - hydraulic oil
Care Lumber - plywood re refreshment booth
Carci Lumber - lumber re refreshment booth
h3
house
19.03
118.37
11.76
51.40
Weston
9,00
10.00
18.00
17.77
'8.84
2.64
19.00
34.68
5.40
8.00
34'.00
6.00
34.83
182:93
3.96
20.57
18.49
9.69
334.25
10.00
9.12
105.00
14.50
6.30
14.19
4.00
149.59 •
124.21
7.73
10.22
7.91
Page - 7 -
C6C - Albion Hills - Construction & Development (Cont'd)
H. R. Keena - parts for furnace in house h3
Card Lumber - lumber re refreshment booth
Aikenhead's Hardware - hardware re refreshment booth
AYkenhead's Hardw re - hardware re refreshment booth
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for April
Ont. hydro Woodbridge - portion hydro re workshop & office for
April
Woodbridge Hardware - bolts re refreshicient booth
F. R. Boadway & Son - digging & constructing new well
Woocbridge Hardware - eye bolts, hooks, rinLs & keys re ref.
booth
Joe Hood - travel expense re wildlife shrub planting
Joe Hood - travel expense re wildlife shrub planting
C7C - Cold Creek - Construction & Development
H. Burke - travel expense re Supt's. meeting April 26
Niagara Brand Chemicals - fertilizer
Joe Hood - travel expense re construction for Apr.1
B. A. Oil - portion credit dart: purchases for April
1"iarritt - moving 01 $955 re general development
Shur -Pack Procucts - excelsior re range iplprovements
Rumble Equipment - rental of acetylene torch re range develop.
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for April
h. Burke - travel expense re general development for May
C$C - Boyd - Construction & Development
Niagara Brand Chemicals - fertilizer
Ont. Hydro Wooabriage - portion hydro re workshop & office for
►pril
B. A. Oil - portion credit clr. purchases for April
Caret LumLer - cement re general Development
Auto. Pumping - plastic pipe re general development
Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas
Wooabridge Farmers - portion tractor gas
imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for .Lpr.1
S. Bontje - travel expense re development to May 12/63
A. harritt - rental of bulldozer re channel improvements
J. E. Jacobs - ,ravel re general development
Lon Grant - rental of dragline re channel improvements
Woodbridge Farmers' - clay tile re general development
Automatic Pumping - steel adapters re general development
Joe Hood - travel expense re wildlife shrub planting
C$G - Boyd - General
Dillon's Chemical s - repe_Llant re nursery stock
Woodbridge Farmers' - fencing wire
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re nursery for March
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for April
Woodbridge Farmers' - cyclone seeder & scales
.into. Pumping - plastic pipe
Woocbridge Hardware - bags
Woodbriage Hardware - pruning shears
Woodbriage Hardware - nails
Pomona (Sarnia) Ltd. - seeds
C13C - Glen F -lafiy - Construction & Development
Dillons Chemicals - fertilizer
Niagara Brand Chemicals - fertilizer
B. A. Oil - portion credit cara purchases for . ipril
Fagin's Garage - portion vehicle gas re vehicle 7,14 for April
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for April
Joe Hood - travel expense re wildlife shrub planting
B -173
53.75
5$.05
13.7$
19.03
48.5$
13.93
1.44
1,761.50
1.34
6.30
1.90
3.00
65.00
14.50
31.47
40.00
290.26
$.24
6.1$
25.$0
126.00
56.05
52.30
14.$3
13$.43
136.12
63.98
6.18
16.10
9$1.00
183.60
1,500.00
9.27
2.37
34.60
41.00
4.03
10.12
7.47
7.16
1$.02
1.11
4.41
.2$
69.52
16.00
45.00
14.19
14.59
9.54
15.10
B -174 Page - $ -
C14C - Greenwood - Construction & Development
Niagara Brand Chemicals - fertilizer 25.00
F. R. Roadway & Son - drilling well 506.25
B. -A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Apri& 22.$4
B.••,,. Oil - portion tractor gas 121.$4
Auto. Pumping - clamps & adapter re development of new well 11.36
Imperial Uil - portion credit, card purchases for April $.01
Crawford Supplies - well curbs & lid 22.66
Crawford Supplies - plastic pipe couplings & clamps 3.95
Woodbricge Farmers' - screen, hinges & door latch re ref. booth $.97
C17C - Humber Trails - Construction & Development
Niagara Brand Chemicals - fertilizer 50.00
Card Lumber - lumber re checking station 135.24
Ton Smyth - casement sasries re checking station 32.96
Philip Carey - shingles re checking station 11.77
C19C - Claremont - Constriction & Development
Niagara Brand Chemicals - fertilizer 40.00
B. A. Oil - portion credit cara purchases for April 25.35
D.L. Mairs & Son - axe handles 3.76
Woodbridge Farmers' - culvert & coupler re road construction 164.29
Auto. Pumping - plumbing supplies 3.47
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for April 16.57
C2$C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
Niagara Brand Chemicals - fertilizer 40.00
Rosco i "etal - culvert & coupler re hl residence 39.$0
Thomas F. Clark - instalation of additional radiator in -1 res. $$.$3
btanaard house Wrecking - demolition of old Supt's. house 149.00
Woodbridge Farmers' - wire & files 7. $3
D. H. Wood - travel expense re construction for April 1.60
H. Matson - travel expense re construction for April 8.20
B. A. Oil - portion credit tarn purchases for April 16.56
North York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office for Apr, 51.40
Valiance Brown - paint brushes re n -1 residence construction 20.23
Card Lumber - lumber re ,1 residence construction 20.09
Card Lumber - lumber re rrl resiaence construction 55.74
u]ooabricge Farmers' - culvert coupler re general development 3.35
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas 136.12
Sheridan Nurseries - trees rc landscaping 800.00
Para Faints - turpentine re construction hl residence 1.73
Valiance Brown - nails & caulking compound re 01 residence 19.82
A. i1arritt - hauling of fill re g.,neral development 55.00
Imperial Oil - portion credit cart purcnases forhpril 41.95
Woodbridge Farmers' - culvert re general development 51.50
Zander Sod Supply - sod re general development 166.86
Pick's Landscape - sod re gen,,ral development 77.25
i•ionarch Sand & Gravel - sand 6., gr ::.ivel re general development 212.96
Sheridan Nurseries - preparation for moving of trees re gen.
development 25.00
Para Paints - roller, paint & sand paper re 01 residence 14.47
Woodbrioge hardware - draw pull & handles re h1 residence 1.06
Woodbridge Hardware - roofing nails re ,l residence 2.18
C39„ - C.A. 23 - Albion hills Extension
Balance of purchase price re R. G. L. M. hall property 1,600.00
C42C - C.A. 28 - Bruce's i.ill - Construction & Development
Ontario Hyaro Nlarkharn - hydro re workshop Lc office 22.92
C47C - Palgrave Forest & Wildlife Area - Construction & Development
Joe Hood - travel expense r:; construction for April
Woodbric ,e Farmers' - culvert & coupl,,r re construction
Joe Hood - travel expense rc wilcliZe shrub planting
5.00
92.60
5.10
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050A - C.A. 35 - Albion hills Extension (Taylor) - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $50., disb. $25.70 re purchase
Taylor property
C51C - Wbodbriage Conservation Area - Construction & Development
James R. Brown - rental of back hoe re general development
Connor Transport - topsoil & sand fill re general development
Connor Transport - sandfill re general cevelopment
Connor Transport - sandfill re general development
Coni_or Transport - topsoil & sandfill re gen.:ral development
C. Colden Lumber - cedar posta & poles re general development
B -175
75.70
570.00
38.21
125.68
20.33
45.33
473.51
W45C - WC35 - Extension to Flood Warning System
Grinnell & Co. - credit re overcharge on pipe & caps CR. 4.52 -
Crinnel & Co. - pipe, mall caps & couplings re Bolton Stream
Gauge construction 60.33
baker Instruments - accessories for .A35 Stevens water level
recorder 10.05
1.01
Auto. Pumping - couplings
FlA - Claireville Reservoir - Property
Purchase Roman Catholic Episcopal Corporation property 300.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100., disb. $121.10 re expropriation
from Faye Tanenbaum 221.10
Edmund Peachey - de,:iolition of drive shed, Restoration of east
end of single garage etc. re Peachey property 1,161.00
Edmund Peachey - removal of 1000 gal. gas storage tank & base
re Peachey property 90,75
F1B1 - Claireville Reservoir - Engineering Contracts
James F. macLaren - 15th account re engineering services to
March 31, 1963. 3,105.$0
F1C1 - Clairville Reservoir - Construction Contracts
Globe & Mail - ad re tenders for construction
F1C2 - Claireville Reservoir - Construction Other
F. A. Leubrouck - travel expense re clearing land at dam site
F2B1 - Ebenezer Reservoir - Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren - llth account re engineering services to Nar.
31/63 1,26$.90
89.60
5.60
F3ti - Bolton Reservoir - Property
Balance ofpurchase price re Croake property 3,$90.00
W. E. Whitewood - reimbursement re option paid for Purkis prop. 5.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $70., disb. $26.06 re purchase from
Villeneuve 96.06
W. E..Whitewood - reimbursement re option paid for the
i'Ialin property 10.00
F6A - Lower East Branch Reservoir - Property
Purchase of Renwick property assigned to Meschino
F7A - Finch Reservoir - Property
Wildman o Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Millmink Dev. prop.
R 11 fi 11 fi 11 11 N 11 11 11 11 fl N 11 11 11 11 11 re MacDonell property
11 1? f1 " 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 ii 11 Ti 11 i1 1? " 11 re Governors of the
University of Toronto property
2,500.00
1,747.65
926.20
1,445.15
B -176
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F10A - Willowdale Reservoir - rroperty
Advance payment re
Wildman & Rhodes -
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F. H. O'Reil.Ly property settlement 15,000.00
survey, plan & desc. re Solway property 417.$0
rT I} 1t Tt 41 fr T1 Tr re Diocese of Toronto
in Upper Canada property $94.50
Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re National Trust prop.1,28$.10
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11 It IT T1 TT Pt ft If T1 IP
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ft TT 1I If It TT It ft ft Pt TV 1t TT Ti re Johnson property 356.65
re MacLaren property 343.70
re McLeod property 676.50
ft ±E Carswell property 553.90
Horticultural Consulting - professional services re
appraisal of O'Reilly property 50.00
Engineering - Humber River Watershed - Engineering
Contracts
lath account re engineering services to
March 31, 1963.
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F14B1 - Prelimiliary
'lames F. i'iacLaren -
Blx - Black Creek Phase .1 - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan 6., desc. re Uorporation of the
Township of York property
Wildman is Rhodes - survey, Plan & desc. re municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto property
Settlement re expropriation from halliday
W. E. Whitewood - reimbursement re option paid for Situlski
property
B2B1 - Black Crctk Phase i2 - Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren - 17th account re engineering services to
March 31, 1963.
B2C1 - Black Creek Phase ;2 - Construction Contracts
Bedford Construction - cert. t,7 re construction
P$h - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Corporation of the
Township of North York property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Gluklick property
Standard House Wrecking - demolition of buildings re
Wooldridge property
Standard house Wrecking - demolition of buildings re Sainthill
and Simpson property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Titley property
II ft TV TP ti ft TT TT 11 TT It It TI 1I IT f9 If If IT It re Ro ba rt property
W. E. Whitewood - reimbursement of option paid re the
J. & T. Collins property
Settlement re expropriation of Sam Wilson property
Balance of purchase price re Collins property
Balance of purchase price for the Chance property
Purchase of the Baril property
Balance of purchase price of the Senior property
W. E. Whitewood - reimbursement re option to purchase
Senior property
W. E. Whitewood - reimbursement re option to purchase
Walker property
P9A - Don Flood Plain and - Property
Spright, van Nostrand, Ward & Anderson - prints re L. J.
Fleming property 5.00
7,091.74
68$.00
91$.$0
2,750.00
10.00
8,664.44
3,226.12
129.10
174.20
170.60
250.00
750.00
1$2.30
175.$0
4.00
225.00
9,196.00
14,595.00
7,890.40
14,490.00
10.00
10.00
Page - 11 -
P11rT. - Rouge Flood Plain and - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Carter property
Tr TT it it TT TT IT Tr TI IT TT Tr T7 TI Tr rr Tr TT 11 IT re Reed property
TV Ti TI it rr Tr Tr TT - property plan of Rouge from lake front to
Steles .eve .
Wildman & Rhodes - property plan of Rouge from lake front to
Steeles Ave.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Chaddock property
Ir 14 TV TT rr Tr Tr Tr Tr TV TV T+ TT TT TT +1 TT Tr TT rT re Stewart pro Jerty
B -177
203.90
166.30
1,564.28
610.75
204.20
189.$0
Ir +r Ir Ir Ir TT TV Tr rr T i TT TV Ti fl TT TI Tr Tr Tr Tr re R. J. Toye property 173.80
Tr Tr TT Tr ri 1T Tr TT TT ri TT Tr Ti T+ +T TT TI TT TT TT re V.A. Toye property 1$4.60
Tt TT IT Tr Tr TT rT Tr Tr Tr Tr T+ 1. Tr Tr TT it T+ ++ Tr re Jones property 241.80
Ti Ir TT 11 IT 1T Tr TT Tr TI Tr Tr TI TT TT T+ Ti TI Tr Tr re Clarke property 141.70
IT Ir TT Tr TI TI TT TI TT Ti Tr TT TI TT T. TI Tr TT Tr Tr re Sokoloirski property 1$5.20
TT TT T, TT Tr Tr TT TT 11 TT Tr TT Tr TT TT T+ TT TI TT TT re Gai D.e r property 177.90
Tr Tr TT 11 Tr Tr TT tt Tr TT +r TT Ti TT Tr T+ TT rr Tr TT re Sproule & 1°1ontgomery 176.80
TI Tr TT Tr Tr Tr T+ Tr +1 TT TT TI T+ +T T+ TI T+ TT TT Tr re morgan property 165.40
Tr TT Tr TT Tr rr TT TT Tr rl Tr Tr Tr TT Tr Tr TT rT Tr TT re D' Alton property 165 .70
Tr +T T. I. T. TT T. T. Ti TT T. TT TT TT TT TT Tr Tr TT Tr re Farr property 157.70
Tr Tr TT TT TT TT TT TT +1 TT TT TT TT TI Tr Tr Ti T+ +. Tr re Stroud prop e rt y 219.10
TT Tr Tr TT Tr TT TT Tr Tr TI Tr TT Ti Tr TT Ti TT TT T+ TT re Rouge hills property 695.05
TT 1. TT R Te r. Ti TT Tr TT r. n TT r. Ti r. .. Tt TT T. re Hanlon property 197.20
Tr Ti TI TT Ir T. TT Ti Tr Tr Tr Tr Tr T. .. ri TI TT rT Tr re Henson property 244.20
2 rl 11 TI 1r Ir TI iT T r TT if 11 Tr Ti TT 41 4Y +r rt tr re Everest property
Tr TI Tr ' IT TT TT TT 1. TT fl TT Ir Ti 91 Tr TY T+ TI TI TT re Gray property
11 TV 1. rt 4r 11 TI it r. .. Ti T+ T. Tr Tr 11 T+ Tr rT Tr re S e dawi e property
T+ TI TI Tt Ti TT r. TY IT T. Y. TT TT 1. T+ Tr r. TT TT Tr re Neff p rop e rt y
Tr Tr TI 1r T t 1 . 1T Tr r T Tr 11 1 1 .Y +1 h it Tr T. Tr TI re Gorringe property
TT IT TI Ti Tr Tr TT T. TY TT TT TT TI TT TI ft TT Tr fl T+ re Craig property
" TT Tr TI Tr Tr Tr Tr TT TT Tr T+ TT .+ r+ TV Ir 1. Tr TI re French property
TT TT Ti TT T. 1T TT Ti TT TY 1. TT T+ TI T+ IT T+ Ti Tr TT re Morton property
TT TT TY Tr T+ Tr lr Ti Tr T+ Ti 1r 1T TI TT +i r. Ti Tr TT re CourriE.r property
Tr Ir T. n h Tr TT TT Tr Tr Tr .T Ti T. TT T. Tr TI Tr Tr re Kenny property
TI Tr T. TT TT TT it Tr r+ iT TT Tr 1T 1T Tr TT Tr Ti TT TT re McLoughlin property
Tr Tr TY TI Tr TT iT TT TI Tr TT Tr TI Tr Tr TI Tr Ir 1T +r re Markle property
TI 1+ TI 1. Ir TT TP TT TT 1+ Tr Ir TT Tr Ir Tr Ti +r r. TT re Broadhe Dd property
TT T Y Tr 1T Tr Tr R T T 1 . TT T r T . Y . i . TT TT rT IT rr TT re Suburban Homes prop. 143.00
225.45
277.20
255.40
252.30
256.05
234.55
249.15
206.70
220.45
24$.05
235.10
267.50
257.10
P12. - Duffin Flood
Plain Land - Property
M. Clements - demolition & clean -up re buildings on the
Allen property
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
a. Colucci - travel expense re trip to 1lmeliasburgh for Mill
E. hu It a y - T+ T+ TI T r TT TT T T TI T T TY Tr Tr TT Tr Tr Tr r . TT TT T. TT TI TI
Geo . Crites - TT ITT? .T I r i t +T r+ TT Tr TT T r T . Tr T I T r Tr T+ T . TT Tf rT Tr rl
D. vJ. Loke,r - cash expended re Grist Mill aemolition at
..meliasburgh
T. G.. Wrightmeyer - articles re collection
The Cottom'.s - articles re collection
Sinipson's - sewing materials re collection
Card Lumber - lumber re cobbl.rs' shop
Valiance brown - turnbuckles & clamps re mill
Card Lumber - cornerite r,; harness shop
Cara Lumber - lumber re drive shed
F. G. De Carroll - child's sleigh re collection
Vallance Brown - hardware supplies re mill
Vallance brown - safety hats & oil re mill
L. S. Fox - stones, door handle & latch re mill
Otter Creek Antiques - articles re collection
Lakeside Cleaners - cleaning of collection costumes
Cooper & Horton - saw blades re cobbler's shop
Helen Lambert - articles re collection
Guelph .antiques - articles ru collection
Dressmakers' au)ply - ribbon re collection
Mary Hecht - cash expenaed re reference material for collection 3.60
K. Colucci - cash expended re articles for collection 5.56
Burton Dunn - expense, s incurrca re €rie t, _ aili demolition 123.60
A. Colucci - cash ,,xp._nded re framt,d pictures for collection 200.00
2 1rri . 6c- ffolc"s - r, ^t al of sc ffol, 11-c. col- T,1. i s 3hop 17.b6
300.00
4$.30
14.$3
11.75
9.27
190.50
$5.23
36.71
24.72
37.94
5.67
18.54
10.00
145.10
20.50
60.00
24.20
20.95
19.9$
79.31
42.00
3.7$
B -17$ Page - 12 -
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development (Cont'd)
harshaw Taft - trucking re grist mill 15.00
B. Napier Simpson Jr. - consultant expenses April 10 to May 22 417.50
Ivobleton Farm Supply - wagon & tires re collection 257.75
Alpha Engineering - rental of floor sander & edger re cobbler's
shop 50.40
Vlooabrio,e Farmers' - rope re collection 4.02
Callows' General Store - hardware supplies re mill 31.64
Burton Lunn - expenses re grist mill $0.20
G4 - Stream Surveys
Hunting Survey - aerial photos re survey
Hunting Survey - enlargement of aerial photo
G5 - Albion hills Conservation Centre
D. H. Wood - travel expense re constructio_ for tviarch
Argus Steel - progress billing 2 re steel for construction
Argus Steel - progress billing 3 re steel for construction
Bolton lilectric - cert. re electrical installation
Acri & McGarvey - cert. ,2 re pluiabing installation
Premier Building lViaterial - ready -mix
Builders' Tool Supply - rental of cement mixer
" tt " It " " Ti " " " " - rental of cement tamper
Card Lumber - lumber
Card Lumber - shingles
Shaw Brothers - copper sills re basement windows
K.P. Green Fire Brick - fire brick
Card Lumber - foundation: coating
Card Lumber - lumber
Care, Lumber - sheating, felt underlay, caulking compound
Oliver Reist - repair to power generator
Wm. H. Dick - gas for power generator
Wm. H. Dick - oil & grease for power generator
Wm. H. Lick - gas for power generator
General Concrete - concrete block
Builders' Tool Supply - rental of cement mixer
Vallance Brown - hard hats and wheelbarrows
General Concrete - credit re return of blocks
Valiance Brown - hard hats
Vallance Brown - nails
Oliver Reist - batteries
Matson's haulage - trucking re sand fill & stone
Number .automotive - bolts & nuts
General Concrete - cement
General Concrete - blocks
General Concrete - blocks
General Concrete - cement
General Concrete - blocks
General Concrete - credit re return of blocks
L. B. Stewart - travel expense re month of April
009,- N/E - General
TAR
20$.08
310.75
2.$0
500.00
480.00
2,125.00
1m075.00
1$.00
107.52
72.10
603.19
4.02
$1.60
112.53
13.91
3$7.07
122.21
157.9$
16.34
17.20
16.34
47.95
107.52
108.1$
. 203.09-
55.00
139.66
195.92
267.55
5.56
169.95
41.$4
41.84
56.65
30.27
CR. 92.35-
120.00
I Cobley - refreshments forConsorvation workshop
Canadiana motor Hotel - conservation workshop reception
C.N.I.B. - refreshments re . April 24 Lxecutiize Meeting
Tri -bell Four ',dinds - deposit re M.T.R.C.A. Staff dinner &
dance December 7, 1963 (recoverable)
Canadian Office Eciuipment - tubular coin wrappers
Luncannon Sporting Gooas - fish re lab. acquarium
Maple Centre Restaurant - meals & coffee for Executive i'ieting
and various other meetings in office
Sheriaan Jewllers - gold plating cap badges re patrol officers
C.N.I.B. - coffee re tree planting ceremony at Bruces' Mill
J. F. Hattz - brook airways re lifeguara equipment
M. Hecht - cash expended re coffee for Technical Sub - Committee
advisory Board meeting
224.75
140.12
26.7$
50.00
9.09
2.66
74.62
2.00
14.00
33.06
1.00
Page - 13 -
213 - N/E - heart Lake - Operating & maintenance
Guelph Elastic - new lifejackets for boats
ivionarch Chemical - chemical re outhouses
B. A. Oil - portion credit cart purchases forApril
G.W.R. Ledger - filters & spare cartridges re water system
Auto. Pumpint - pumping supplies
.auto. Pumping - pumping supplies
Brennen Brothers - dew worms
Ont. Hydro Brampton - hyare re bathhouse
Imperial Oil - portion credit con purchases for April
Valiance , grown - toilet tissue
Guelph Elastic - life preservers
Wooebiiage Hardware - screw nails & catches
i214 - N/E - Glen llaif y - Operating & Maintenance
E. J. Parker - travel expanse re Glen hafLy extension for April
Monarch Chemical - chemical re outhouses
Fagin's Garage - portion vehicle gas for .,pril
B. r►. Oil - portion credit card purchases for .April
►uto. Pumping - plumbing supplies
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for April
Valiance grown - toilet paper
A215 - N/E - Al.,ion hills - Operating & Maintenance
White hardware - toilet seats & toilet brushes
Monarch Chemical - chemicals re outhouses
b. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for April
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas
r.uto. Pumping - plumbing supplies
auto. Pumping - plumbing supplies
Auto. Pumping - repair well pump motor
Ont. hy)ro ►Joodbriege - portion hydro re workshop & office
Imperial Oil - portion credit taro purchases for .,pril
Valiance Brown - toilet paper
/216 - N/E - Boyd - Operating 1.3 maintenance
ivionarch Chemicals - chemicals re outhouses
Ont. Hydro Wooabric`e - portion hydro re workshop & office for
March
Ont. Hydro Woodbrioge - hydro re washrooms for 1 "arch
Ont. Hydro Woodbriege - hydro r., comfort station
B. A. 011 - portion credit card purchases for April
Woodbria_e Farmers' - tractor gas apportionment
bioodbricge Farmers' - tractor gas apportionment
Zenith Electric - electrical .fixtures
Auto. Pumping - couplings
Auto. Pumping - adapters
Dyer & Miller - pressurize & inspect fire extinguishers
Imperial Oil - portion tree it card purchases for ,.pril
Valiance Brown - toilet paper
$218 - N /E- Greenwood Operating & Maintenance
monarch Chemical - chemicals re outhouses
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases forApril
B. A. Oil - portion tractor gas
Graham hardware - toilet tissue holders, hooks & ..yes
Aikenhead's Hardwar.. - paint
Twp. of Pickering - dumping charges
Graham hardware - misc. hardware supplius
Graham hardware - misc. hardware supplius
Imperial Oil - portion credit cord purchases for .,pril
Valiance Brown - toilet paper
Aikenhead's Hardware - paint
B -179
180.58
138.12
11.61
47.09
2.90
9.73
10.00
17.37
3.24
51.91
283.66
3.23
2.40
103.59
4.87
4.74
4.71
3.18
25.96
20.14
317.68
4.74
41.40
3.65
3.39
22.85
4.65
16.19
51.91
234.81
18.69
6.07
6.07
17.44
45.38
21.32
8.50
14.46
5.00
3.00
2.07
43.26
124.31
7.62
40.61
5.45
10.80
1.00
5.63
3.37
2.67
25.91
6.58
B -1$0 Page - 14 -
j 220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
ivlonarch Chemicals - chemical re ourhouses
nobertson Electric - florescent tubes
auto. Submersible; motor - repair to furnace motor
nobertson Llectric - porcelain sleats & heater cable
C. 1. Weaver - hay for livestock
WoodbriL ge 1' armers' - .fuel oil rte L - skay Store
Sherwin- aaill.iams - floor enamel
Geo. Keith & Sons - vegetable seeds
h. Lund - cash expended re express charges
B. A. Oil - portion credit cart purchases for . >>ril
"rs. F. Belson - travel e�tpense for February ex. April
Mrs. F. Belson - cash expended re ne:eeles L. paint
North York hyoro - portion hydro re workshop dffice for Apr.
F. L. Lunn - ca._h expended re luncheon for Pioneer Village
Press Lay
.Ioodbriuge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
Woodbridge Farriers' - spray lime
Woodbridge Farmers' - hack saw blades
Woodbridf,e Lumbar - roll paper L dowling
Wooc.bricge F„armers' - f.,ea for livestock
superior Propane - credit re return of empty cylinders
Para Paints - paint, turpentine wiping clothes
Woodbridge Farmers' - furnace oil re Laskay Store
Woodbridge Farmers' - credit r€ return of feet: sacks
Valiance brown - hatnmers ant. screw drivers
Imperial Oil - portion crecit card purchases for April
National Cash Register - rental of cash register May 15/63 6o
!vley 15/64
C.N.I.B. - refreshments re press meeting May 16
A. Roodzanc - travel expense for April
Morgan Davis Printing - circulars re P.V. photo contest
A. Colucci - cash expended re expenses for Opening Day Ceremonies
and publicity for Festival
h. Lund - travel expense for April
Valiance brown - toilet paper
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies
Dr. L. W. Aacpherson - examination w dedication for oxen
R. T. Wallace Grocery - foodstuff re cooking demonstrations
Woodbridge Hardware - cleaning supplies
/1220B - Toy Collection
Laidlaws - plywood re collection
4221 - N/E - Humber Trails - Operating & Maintenance
Valiance Brown - toilet paper
4222 - N/E - Claremont - Operating & Maintenance
13$.12
17.24
5.00
41.0$
100.00
64.07
7.67
6.44
1.50
5.52
23.00
1.29
17.14
57.10
45.3$
1.$0
3.40
4.33
61.15
CR. 7.50-
37.70
9.47
CR. 6.50-
12.94
14.00
29.20
44.$1
17.50
11.43
Monarch Chemicals - chemicals re outhouses
B. A. Oil - portion credit c_ire purcbaasus forApril
G. h. Wood & Co. - toilet paper u. towels
D. L. 1.lairs & Sons - supplies for pump
Imperial Oil - portion credi„ card purchases for . epril
Valiance brown - toilet paper
4222B - Claremont workshop Replacement
York Block & file - blocks
York Block & Tile - blocks
York Block & Tile - block
York Block & Tile - block
York Block & Tile - block
York Block & the - block
Cara Lumber - lumber
Para Paints - paint
York Steel Construction - steel beams
Valiance Brown - rliLig, s
Sup..r btructur.: roor - door. c., [r-mes
56.79
5.50
51.91
10.27
10.00
60.00
13.92
724.35
17.30
103.59
$.45
40.07
.59
5.$6
25.96
123.90
100.36
111.7$
1u7.30
105.25
102.37
$4.$7
5.20
50.
63. 0$ 4
203.43
Ont. V( ro I'_'19 pL c L ..t - 7`t . O' ^;11..r' - inc p..ct' r re. live ro ra ,t,:l. 17.87
Page - 15 - B -1$1
f222C - Claremont Tools & Equipment Replacement
MMicKeown's bupply - Massey- Ferguson buzz saw 96.00
1223 - Pioneer Village Stores
Indian Trading Post - head bands for resale 13.51
handicraft Centre - dolls for resale 15.00
haiinicraft Centre - salt & pepper sets for resale 4.00
handicraft Centre - toys for resale 14.40
Handicraft Centre - door knockers for resale 10,35
Handicraft Centre - bells & mats for reaale 29,42
Kerrycraft - pins & rings for resale 20,00
Nair ;nally Transport - transport charges on wax 7,87
miss R. Kilborn - wood block art work re Lakkay note paper 60,00
G. S. Palmer - assorted foodstuff for resale 189,65
lvieadowcroft Imports - misc. items for resale 63,30
Custom Leather Prods. - coasters for resale 9.83
Eugene Cloutier - children's items for resale 944.24
J. & G. Scott bros. - bags & paper 7.35
Le Feuvre's Candies - candy for resale 114.41
homestead Crafts - jams & jellies for resale 14.40
hollinger House - books for resale 25.58
Gilchrist - Wright - label & wrapping paper for resale 49.95
Gilchrist - ,aright - cards & unvelopes for resale 360.75
#224 - N/E - Cold Creek - Operating & 1"iaintenance
Lonarch Chemicals - chemicals re outhouses
3. A. ell - portion credit cara purchases for April
Egan Brothers - measuring cup ou scale
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for .April
Valiance crown - toilet paper
i225 - Flood Control Property- Maintenance
James F. »lacLaren - 1st account re removal by Orsini Construction
at Steeles Ave. & W. Branch of the Hunoer 206.03
Grant Thompson Plumbing - steaming septic tank re Pettit prop. 20.00
Vallance Brown - toilet paper 8.65
82.87
10.50
1.12
2.07
25.96
Payroll for the month of April
A73 - Tile Drainage Subsidies
Don Boyington - tile drainage subsidy
42,830.94
200.00
Vetropo/ttan aronto and Region
Conseruation Atgority
MINUTES
B-182
Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, June 19, 1963
No .10/63
The Executive Committee of the Authority met at the Board Room, of
Authority Offices, Vaughan Twp., on Wednesday, June 19, 1963, commenc-
ing at 10.30 1:.M.
PRESENT WERE:
MINUTES:
Res. ;,1202
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Vice - Chairman Etobicoke
Mimico Advisory Board
Solicitor
Secretary- Treasurer
Directoa of Operations
Asst. Dir.of Operations
'Property Administrator
Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: Ca.. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: the Minutes of Meeting #9/63 as presented, be adopted:
Carried Unanimously
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W.C. Davidson
Mrs. J.11. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R.G. Henderson
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. ATe sbitt
C.R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F.E. Wade
H.M. Griggs
D.R. Walkinshaw
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
E.F. Sutter
W.E. Jones
PROJECT F -11 - PROPOSED LEASE OF LANDS
proposal by the Board of Trade of Metropolitan Toronto, requesting
consideration of the lease of certain surplus lands in the Woodbridge
area acquired in connection with Project F -11 was presented and dis-
cussed in some detail.
Res.# 203
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.h:. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized to negotiate an Agreement with
the Board of Trade of Metropolitan Toronto for the leasing of approxim-
ately twenty acres of Authority land lying to the west of Clarence Street
and north of Church Street in the Village of Woodbridge;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: Such Agreement be subject to the approva
of the Village of Woodbridge and the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE - Report #1/63
Report #1/63 of the ::lbion Hills Conservation School Management Advisory
Committee was presented by the Chairman, Mr. Wade.
Res. #204
Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: H.S. Hcnsberger
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RESOLVED THAT: Report #1/63 of the Albion Hills Conservation School
be received and appended`. as Schedule A of these Minutes;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The recommendations contained there-
in be adopted.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT F -3 -A - BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR:, G..LLAUGHE
An agreement for the acquisition of the subject property was presented
and discussed.
Res. #205 Moved by: R.G. Hendbrs r
.__ Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 1.355 acres, more or less, and certain improvements
contained thereon, from Harold Rolstone Gallaugher, being Part of Lot
12, Concession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel, at the price
stated in the agreement to purchase dated June 13th, 1963, plus adjust
ments, disbursements and legal fees, and further subject to a certifi-
cate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT F -3 -A - BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR - James & Minnie M. Butler
' :. perty
kn option for the acquisition of the subject property was presented and
discussed.
RLs. #20': Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 0.505 acres, more or less, and certain improvements con -
tainod thereon, from James & Minnie M. Butler, being Part of Lot 12,
Concession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel, at the price stated
in the option to purchase dated June 3rd, 1963, plus adjustments, dis-
bursements and legal fees, and further subject to a certificate of in-
spect_ n being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT F -3 -A - BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR - ELSIE FRENCH PROPERTY
An agreement for the acquisition of the subject property was presented
and discussed.
Res. #207 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 0.840 acres, more or less, and certain improvements con-
tained thereon, from Elsie French, being part of Lot 12, Concession V,
Township of Albion,' County of Peel, at the price stated in the agreement
to purchase, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and further
subject to a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of
Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT P -11 -A - ROUGE RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - B. & 0. SERGAUTIS PROPERTY
An agreement for the acquisition of the subject property was presented
and discussed.
Res_.120$ Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the ac-
quisition of 19.377 acres, more or less, and certain improvements contained
thereon, from B. & 0. Sergautis, being part of Lot 3, Concession II, Town-
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ship of Scarborough, County of York, at the price stated in the agree-
ment to purchase dated June 13th, 1963, plus adjustments, disbursements
and legal fees, and further subject to a certificate of inspection being
issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT P -11 -A - ROUGE RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - McIntosh Estate Property
An option for the acquisition of the subject property was presented and
discussed.
Res. #209 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 56.6$0 acres of vacant land, more or less, from the Exec-
utors of the McIntosh Estate, being Part of Lots 5 & 6, Concession IV,
Township of Scarborough, County of York, at the price stated in the
option to purchase dated March 14th, 1963, plus adjustments, di:.burse-
ments and legal fees, and further subject to a certificate of inspection
being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT P -11 -A - ROUGE RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - Hamilton Property
An agreement for the acquisition of the subject property was presented
and discussed.
Res. #210 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 0.539 acres of vacant land, more or less, from Charles
G�• & Lucy Hamilton, being all of Lot 152, Registered Plan 283, and all
of Lots 135 & 142, and Part of Lot 141, Registered Plan 320, Township
of Pickering, County of York, at the price stated in the agreement to,
purchase dated June 18th, 1963, plus adjustments, disbursements and
legal fees, and further subject to a certificate of inspection being
issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT P -B -A - HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS -RICE PROPERTY
Settlement of Compensation payable on the subject property was discussed.
Res. #211 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of Ex-
propriation Plan 5964, on the Lois Wilma Rice Property, being Part of
Lot 7, Registered Plan 3027, Township of Etobicoke, County of York, con
taining 0.258 acres of vacant land, more or less, at the price contained
in the agreement, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and
further subject to a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister
of Lands and Forests. - - --
- Carried Unanimously
PROJECT P -B -A - HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - Terminal Placement Services
Limited and William T. & Hazel G. Martin Properties
The staff presented a communication advising that Terms of Settlement had
been negotiated for properties formerly owned by Terminal Placement -
Services Limited & William T. & Hazel G. Martin. The matter was discussed
at some length.
Res. #212 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
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RESOLVED THAT: In view of certain objections regarding the Terms of
Settlement of the properties formerly owned by Terminal Placement
Services Limited & William T. & Hazel G. Martin, that the Property
Administrator be directed to obtain a second appraisal of the said
_properties for consideration at the next meeting of this Executive.
- -- Carried Unanimously
PROJECT•P -1 - SNELGROVE DAM & RESERVOIR PROPERTY
A staff communication was presented, advising that the Department of
Highways have requested a small parcel of land in connection with
Project P -1 for the widening of Highway No. 10.
Res. #213 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED,THAT: The Authority grant to the Department of Highways of
Ontario•in fee simple for the consideration of $100.00, a parcel of
land Approximately 50 feet in width and 200 feet in length, at the
south -east corner of Lot 16, Concession I, Township of Chingacousy,
County of Peel, containing approximately 0.229 acres, more or less.
The Department of Highways of Ontario to pay any expenses involved in
the prsparation'of 'surveys, deeds, etc., and registration of same.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The Chairman and the Secretary -
Treasurer be authorized to sign any necessary documents to give effect
thereto.
Carried Unanimously
?IO1;EER VILL1JGE - FIRE TRUCK
A staff communication was presented, advising that a suitable fire truck,
formerly in service in The Town of Weston, is now available for purchase,
and recommended that the said purchase be made.
Res. #214 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized to purchase one second -hand
1942 G.M.C.,,3 -ton Fire Truck Pjmper from The Town of Weston,_ for an
amount not to exceed One Thousand Dollars.
Carried Unanimously
COLD CREEK AREA DEVELOPMENT - 1963 BUDGET ADJUSTMENT
Res. #215 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The monies provided in the 1963 Cold Creek Conservation
Area budget for range development be used for the construction of an ex-
tention to the Cold Creek road, subject to the approval of the Conservat-
ion Branch of the Department of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - QUOTATIONS FOR THE SUPPLY AND INSTAL -
LATIOPI OF CERAMIC AND VINYL TILE; VERTICAL LIFT DOOR & SLIDING CHALK BOARD
The staff advised that quotations had been received for the supply and
installation of ceramic and vinyl tile, and for a Vertical Lift Door and
Sliding Chalk Board, required at the Conservation School.
i
Res. #216
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: Quotation received from Sterling Tile Contractors Limited
for the supply and installation of ceramic and vinyl tile at the Albion
Hills Conservation School be accepted; it being the lowest proper quotat-
ion received.
Carried Unanimously
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ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - QUOTATION - DOOR & BOARD
Res. #217 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: The quotation received from Richards- Wilcox Canadian
Co, Limited f.,r the supply of one only spec .al Verticc 1 Lift Door and
Sliding Chalk Board required at the Conservation School, in the amount
of Four Hundred and Fifty -Six Dollars be accepted; it being the lowest
proper quotation received.
Carried Unanimously
AMENDMENT TO BORRCWING RESOLUTION
Res.T121E Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT The Executive recommends that the Chairman or Vice -
Chairman and the Secretary- Treasurer or Deputy- Treasurer of the Metro -
politar Toronto ana Region Conservation Authority are hereby authorized
to borrow nom the Royal Bank of Canada. Woodbridge Br .,nch, the sum or
sur..s not exceeding Three Million Dollars to meet iannediate administrat-
ive expcndituros until the Province of Ontario grant and sums levied
against participating Municipalities have been received, and to
give c. r, ueha f c• the said Authority. a pronisso- v ncte or notes, sealed
with tts corporate Seal and signed by the Chairman o- :rice- Chairman and
the Sec.- c,tary- Treasurer or Deputy- Treasurer, for the monies so borrowed,
with interest :*hick may be paid in advance or otherwiEe, at a rate not
exceeding Fire and Three - Quarters Per Centum per ann'm.
Carried Unanimously
APPCINTMNT TJ METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CCN- ��RILITION FOUNDATION
Tar. Wade reported that he was in receipt of the re:i€;nation of Hon.
Walter L. Gordon, whose position on the Cabinet of cae Government of
Canada made it Impossible for him to carry on aG a 1 er.ber of the
Foundation, arms. recommended that the resigna'Aon be accepted with
regret, and th -t J. Grant Glassco be appointed to fill the vacancy.
Res. #219 Moved. by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: J.Grant Glassco be appointed a Member of the Metro-
politan Toronto and Region Conservation Foundation, to fill the vacancy
created ty the resignation of the Honorable Walter L. Gordon.
Carried Unanimously
PROPOSED EXHIPTT - CANADIAN NATIONAL EXIHIBITION
Re 22O Movea by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The Information & Education Advisory Board be requested
to consider ;ha possibility of having an Authority 'nibit at the 1963
Canadi.ar. Nr tl.:n;1 Exhibition.
Carried Unanimously
APPOINTMENT TO HISTORIC SITES TECHNICAL ADVISORY EuE CO1"]MITTEE
Res. #221 moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: The Executive recommends that Professor M. Zazlow and
Professor W.T. Easterbrooke be appointed to the Technical Advisory Sub-
Committee of the Historic Sites Advisory Board.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT P -$ -A - NORTH YORK EASEMENTS
Res. #222 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
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RESOLVED THAT: Easements be granted to The Township of North York,
for the purposes of a sanitary sewer and a storm sewer, as per request
contained in letter dated June 13th, 1963, from the North York En-
gineering Department, affecting Authority -owned lands, being part of
Lots 21 and 22, Concession IV, W.Y.S., acquired fro ►,1 Ashcroft Invest-
ments Limited and Glenshaw Investments Limited. Said easements to be
granted for a nominal consideration of $1.00. All ce,ts involved in
this transaction to be borne by North York Township;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer
be authorized to sign any necessary documents to give effect thereto.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT F -10 -A - NORTH YORK EASEMENTS
Res.#223 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: An easement be granted to The Township of North York,
for the purposes of a storm sewer, as per request contained in letter
dated May 9th, 1963, from the North York Engineering Department,
affecting Authority -owned lands, being Part of Lot 21, Concession II,
E.Y.S., acquired from Don River Heights. Said easement to be granted
for a nominal consideration of $1.00. All costs involved in this
transaction to be borne by North York Township;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer
be authorized to sign any necessary documents to give effect thereto.
Carried Unanimously
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 12.35 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Seci et,ary- Treasurer
June -24 -1963
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SCHEDULE "Asa
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Report No. 1/63
of the
ALBION HILLS CONSERV.TION SCHOOL MkNhGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
The Albion Hills Conservation School Management Advisory Committee met
at the Albion Hills 4rea on Tuesday, June 4, 1963, commencing at 4.00
p.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman F.A. Wade
Members D. Dadson
Miss K. Steele
D.J. Newell
Mrs. F. Gell
Miss Alice Gibbs
I. & E. administrator - Mr. T.E. Barber
The meeting commenced with a tour of the Albion Hills and the Glen
Haffy areas, and the following matters were considered:
1. Terms of reference of tke Committee
2. Conservation school calendar
3. Conservation school counsellors
4. Charges for use of school
5. Allocation of space
6. Report of school consultant
7. Week -end and summer use
IT WAS AGREED TIM':
(1) The terms of Reference of the Committee should be to recommend
policy matters relating to the school.
(2) The school calendar had been excellently prepared and that the
Consultant and others concerned should be complimented on their work.
(3) The operation of the curriculum relating to weather be revised in
view of the complete weather station being donated by the Government
of Canada.
(4) Counsellors from the Ontario College of Education be utilized on
the basis outlined by Mr. Dadson.
(5) The Toronto and Lakeshore Teachers' Colleges be invited to provide
counsellors on a similar basis to that proposed by the Ontario College
of Education.
(6) The following be a SubiCommittee to review and recommend regarding
policies proposed by Miss Snell in her communication dated May 31,
1963, and report to the next meeting; Mr. Roy Rutherford, and Miss K.
Steele.
It was agreed and the Committee recommends that:
(1) Charges for the use of the School be as follows:
Weeks
-9-.00 a.m. Monday to
5.00 p.m. Friday
Week -ends and less than
a 5 -day period
8.00 p.m. Friday to
8.00 p.m. Sunday
$22.00 per student per week.
Minimum charge per class or
group - $700.00 per week.
$5.00 per person per day
$100.00 per day minimum
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Day Use $50.00 per group per day and
$ 1.00 per person per meal
(2) ..11otment of Space be as follows:
1. Public and Secondary Schools
2. Separate Schools
3. Independent Schools
and that space be allotted to those schools within the area under the
jurisdiction of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority. In allotting the space, consideration will be given to
the student enrolment with preference to the most senior grades apply-
ing. Each Board invited be allowed a minimum of one week, regardless
of student enrolment. Should any Board not wish to participate, the
space would be re- allotted, firstly, within the Authority area accord-
ing to pupil enrolment and, secondly, to Boards outside the Authority
area. That requests for the 39 weeks available to Boards be made to
the Authority office before first of November of the preceding year,
v•ith the Authority confirming requests before the end of November.
(3) Suitable groups be contacted regarding week -end and summer use of
the School. Such groups could include:
The Federation of Ontario Naturalists
Royal Canadian Institute
Summer Classes of the Department of Education
Boards of Education
41 The 'chedule of Allotment of Space for 1963 be as follows:
Month Week Board
September 9 - 13 York
16 - 20 North York
23 - 27 Markham
30 -
October 4 North York
7 - 11 Toronto
14 - 1$ York
21 - 25 North York
2$ -
November 1 York
4 - $ Etobicoke
11 - 15 North York
1$ - 22 York
25 - 29 Etobicoke
December 2 - 6 North York
9 - 13 Toronto
16 - 20 North York
23 - 27 -
30 - Jan -3 -
F.A. Wade T.E. Barber
Chairman Information and Educat-
ion Administrator
Metropolitan Joronto and ie10rt
CoI'kserua,tiovL AthoriEy
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, July 10, 1963 No. 11/63
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street on
Wednesday, July 10th, 1963, commencing at 10.30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice- Chairman
Members
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
.'.sst.Dir. of Operations
Property Administrator
Cousv.Services Div.
Consv.Areas Division
MINUTES:
Res. #224 Moved by:
Seconded by:
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W.C. Davidson
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R.G. Henderson
R.L. Nesbitt
C.R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
F.A. Wade
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
E.F. Sutter
W.E. Jones
M.G. Johnson
P.B. Flood
R.L. Nesbitt
Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting #10/63 as presented, be
adopted as if read:
Carried Unanimously
INTERNATIONAL PLOUGHING MATCH - October -1963
A delegation of the Peel County committee organizing the Internat-
ional Ploughing Match for 1963 appeared before the Committee, re-
questing that the Authority utilize the oxen in connection with the
Authority display proposed for the Ploughing Match.
Res.j1225 Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized to use the oxen at the 1963
International Ploughing Match in Caledon Township in connection with
the Authority exhibit.
Carried Unanimously
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - QUOTATIONS
The Staff advised that quotations had been received for the supply
of finishing hardware for the Albion Hills Conservation School.
Res. #226 Moved by:
Seconded by:
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The quotation received from Aikenhead Hardware Ltd.,
for the supply of finishing hardware for the Albion Hills Conservat-
ion School, in the sum of $3,150.00 be accepted; it being the lowest
proper quotation received.
Carried Unanimously
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ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - QUOTATIONS
The Staff advised that'quotations had been received for the supply
and installation of toilet and shower compartments in the Albion
Hills Conservation School.
Res. #227 Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by_: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The quotation received from General Steel Wares Ltd.,
for the supply and installation of toilet and shower compartments in
the Albion Hills Conservation School, in the sum of $1,079.06 be ac-
cepted; it being the lowest proper quotation received.
Carried Unanimously
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - QUOTATIONS
The Staff advised that quotations had been received for the supply
end installation of the ramp and stair railings, and for other
miscellaneous metals for the Albion Hills Conservation School.
Res- 1228 22$ Nio ,ed by: V. Vignale
Seconded by: W.C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT: The quotation received from Pengelly Iron Works Ltd.,
for the supply and installation of the ramp and stair railings, and
for other miscellaneous metals for the Albion Hills Conservation
School, in the sum of $651.00 be accepted; it being the lowest proper
quotation :•ecei; red.
Carried Unanimously
ALBION HILLS CONSMMVAT1ON SCHOOL - QUOTATIONS
The Staff advised 'hat quotations had been received for the-supply
of the material and labour required for the construction of the re-
taining wall, footing for block wall, and base for flagstone walk
for the Albion Hills Conservation School.
Res-J229 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The quotation received from Armstrong Bros. Ltd.,
for the supply of the material and labour required for the construct-
ion of the retaining wall, footing for block wall, and base for
flagstone walk for the Albion Hills Conservation School, in the sum
of $3,005.00 be accepted; it being the lowest proper quotation re-
ceived.
Carried Unanimously
ALBION IIILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - QUOTATIONS
The 'taff advised that quotations had been received for the.supply of
Kitchen Equipment for the Albion Hills Conservation School.
Res. #220 Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The quotation received from The Canadian National In-
stitute for the Blind for the supply of Kitchen Equipment for the
Albion Hills C;• -_•rvation School, in the sum of $12,240.12 be accepted;
it being the lowest proper quotation received.
Carried Unanimously
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - ESSENTIAL FURNISHINGS & DINING ROOM
FIXTURES
Quotations have been received fr,r t:lc su; ply of -
Essential Furnishings and Dining Room Fixtures for the Albion Hills
Conservation School.
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Res. #231 Moved by: W.C. Davidson
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized to purchase from The T.
Eaton Company Essential Furnishings and Dining Room Fixtures for
the Albion Hills Conservation School to the extent of $$,$96.01
as detailed in the Staff Communication dated 10/7/63.
Carried Unanimously
BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA - Soil Tests for Dam
The Staff advised the necessity for undertaking soil tests of the
dam site and mill site before proceeding with the engineering.
Res. #232 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: CRYSLER, DAVIS & JORGENSEN LIMITED be authorized
to proceed with certain soil tests required in connection with the
proposed mill pond at the Black Creek Conservation Area, at an
estimated cost of $700.00. Carried Unanimously
BRUCE'S MILL CONSERVATION AREA - Engineering & Development
The Staff presented a comprehensive preliminary engineering report
prepared by Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen Limited, dealing with the
development of the Bruce's Mill Conservation Area.
Res. #233 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The preliminary engineering report for the Pruce's
Mill Conservation Area, prepared by Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen Ltd.,
be received, and further in this connection, that the following
action be taken:
(a) The consulting engineers be instructed to proceed with the
final engineering;
(b) In the final engineering of the reinforced concrete bridge,
the engineers be instructed to consider having the design
of the bridge in keeping with the historical aspect of the
area;
(c) Priority in the final engineering be given to the new spill-
way and dam and the construction of the reinforced concrete
bridge and approaches, in order that these works can be
proceeded with in 1963;
(d) The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to make the necessary
budget adjustments.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT B -2 - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS - EXTRA WORK ORDER
The Staff advised that a letter had been received from James F.
MacLaren Limited in connection with the channelization of the Black
Creek between Rustic Road and Jane Street, north of Wilson Avenue.
Res. #234 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue Extra
Work Order No. lA in connection with Project B -2 for work as outlined
in the letter from James F. MacLaren Limited, dated June 25, 1963, in
the amount of $3,775.41.
Carried Unanimously
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PROJECT B -2 - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS - EXTRA WORK ORDER
The Staff advised that a letter had been received from James F.
MacLaren Limited pertaining to the contract for the channelization
of the Black Creek between Rustic Road and Jane Street north of
Wilson Avenue.
Res. #235 Moved by: . .. R..G.. Henderson
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue Extra
Work Order No. 16 in connection with Project B -2 for work as outlined
in the letter from James F. MacLaren Limited, dated July 3, 1963, in
the total amount of $1,$66.00.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT B -2 - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS - EXTRA WORK ORDER
The Staff advised that a letter had been received from James F.
MacLaren Limited in connection with the channelization of the Black
Creek between Rustic Road and Jane Street, north of Wilson Avenue.
Res. k36. Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to issue Extra
Work Ord..: N . 17 in connection with Project B -2 for work as outlined
in the letter from James F. MacLaren Limited, dated June 25, 1963, in
the amount of $584.65
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT F -10 -A WILLOWDALE DAM & RESERVOIR - J.W. McLaren Property
The Staff advised that an Agreement had been received regarding the
acquisition of the subject property.
Res. `237 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 5.004 acres, more or less, and certain improvements
contained thereon, from John W. McLaren, being part of Lot 25, Con-
cession II, E.Y.S., Township of North York, County of York, at the
price stated in the Agreement to P--chase dated July 3, 1963, plus
adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and further subject to a
certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests. Carried Unanimously
PROJECT P -8 -A - HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN - IANES & BAKER properties
Plans for the acquisition of the subject properties were discussed.
Res. #238 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to acquire the
following properties in accordance with the provisions of the Con-
servation Authorities Act:
(a) Aldo Ianes property, being part of Lot 8, Concession VII, Village
of Woodbridge, County of York, containing 0.308 acres, more or
less, and certain improvements contained thereon.
(b) Henry L. Baker property, being part of Lot S, Concession VII,
Village of Woodbridge, County of York, containing 0.278 acres,
more or less, and certain improvements contained thereon.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT P -8 -A - HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN - Emery property
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Settlement of Compensation payable on the subject property was
discussed:
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Res. #239 Moved by: W.C. Davidson
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
the Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registrat-
ion of Expropriation Plan B- $9541, on the Frank H. Emery Estate
property, being Part of Lot 20, Plan M545, Township of Etobicoke,
County of York, containing 0.106 acres of vacant land, more or less,
and being designated as Part 4 on Plan R -1062, at the price con-
tained in the Agreement dated July 5, 1963, plus adjustments, dis-
bursements and legal fees and further subject to a certificate of
inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously
BUILDING DISPOSAL
The demolition of buildings located on a number of properties in
order to remove same from floodplain land and /or to make way for
future construction was discussed.
Res. #240 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to take what-
ever steps are necessary for the demolition and removal of the build-
ings from the following properties:
1. Tannenbaum Property - Project F -1 -A
2. C.N.R. Property - Project F -1 -A
3. Weinert Property - Project F -1 -A
4. Runnymede Steel Property (Formerly Rexdale
Investments) - Project F -1 -A
5. E. Peachey Limited Property - Project F -1 -A
6. McKay Property - Project F -3 -A
7. Todd Property - Project F -3 -A
E. Leslie Property - Project P -8 -A
9. Rennie Property - Project P -$ -A
10. Walker Property - Project P -$ -A
11. Winson Property - Project P -$ -A
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT B -1 -A - BLACK CREEK PROPERTY
Settlement of Compensation payable on the subject property was dis-
cussed:
Res. #241 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of
Expropriation Plan Nos. B -$8235 and B- 92a81, on the A.H. and E.B.
Browning; F. and V. Garratt; T. and L. Walton; A. and D. Browning
properties, being all of Lots 506 - 511 incl. and part of Block "C",
Plan M -413 and part of Lots 3$ and 39, Plan M -45$, including part of
Parts 2,3,4 and 5, Plan R -52 and being designated as Parts 1 -5 incl.
and $ -15 incl. on Plan R -1051 and Parts 1 -4 incl. on Plan R -1193,
Township of North York, County of York, containing a total of 5.512
acres more or less, and certain improvements contained thereon, at
the price contained in the Agreement to Purchase dated July 4, 1963,
plus all adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and subject to a
certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests;
AND-BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the Authority's solicitor be in-
structed to pay over the funds to whomever he finds entitled to re-
ceive same. Carried Unanimously
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PROJECT F -6 -A - LOWER EAST BRANCH DAM - Moriyama Property
Settlement of Compensation payable on the subject property was dis-
cussed.
Resj242 Moved by: W.C. Davidson
.. Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete
the Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the Registrat-
ion of Expropriation Plan 6516, on the Sachiko Moriyama Property,
being part of Lot 4, Registered Plan #55$2, Township of Vaughan,
County of York, containing 2.342 acres of vacant land, more or less,
at the price contained in the Agreement dated June 27, 1963, plus
adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and further subject to a
certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests.
Carried Unanimously
P OJECT P -9 -n - PCN FTDOD PLAIN - Good Luck Constr.Co.Ltd. property
An Ageeoiien; for the acquisition of the subject property was presented
and u) scussed :
-`21;3 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seco_:dec: by: C. Sauriol
TWIT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
quj sa_t ;_on of 9.020 acres of vacant land, more or less, from
Go ::l Lock Jonstructicn Co -)any Limited, being all of Block "F" on a
ri_an of subd'_visio'z to be registered in the Township of North York,
County of York. Said plan of subdivision is to be registered at the
f-arpe time as the conveyance. Purchase price to be as stated in the
i\greee:nt to Purchase dated April 9, 1962, plus adjustments, disburse -
moL 3 and J ega1 foes and further subject to a certificate of inspect -
on being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously
EMPLOYEE, OENEFIT'S
Waiting periods before being eligible for sick benefits, etc., for
a number of employees recruited from various School Boards was dis-
cussed.
Res. '244 Moved by: W.C. Davidson
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The waiting periods covered by Regulation 10, Group
Life Insurance; Regulation 11C, 3omprehensive Group Medical Plan;
Regulation 12, Pension Plan; be waived regarding the following
employees:
T.A. Carr
J.D. Malcomson
D.J. Thornton
Carried Unanimously
BOYD CONSERVATION AREA - QUOTATION
The Staff advised that quotations had been received to prime and
double surface treatment #3 parking lot at the Boyd Conservation Area.
Res ._1245 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: The quotation received from Miller Paving Limited, to
prime and double surface treatment #3 parking lot, Boyd Conservation
Area, in the sum of $6,97$.70 be accepted; it being the lowest proper
quotation received.
Carried Unanimously
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WOODBRIDGE CONSERVATION AREA - QUOTATION
The Staff advised that quotations had been received for the construct-
ion of the road and parking lot in the Woodbridge Conservation Area.
Res. #246
Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The quotation of H.M. Davis & Sons for the construct-
ion of the road and parking lot in the Woodbridge Conservation Area,
in the amount of $$,771.00 be accepted; it being the lowest proper
quotation received.
Carried Unanimously
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION AREA - QUOTATION
The Staff advised that quotations had been received for the Pole
Construction Service Building for the Albion Hills Conservation
Area.
F1212_22/12 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The quotation of Beaver Lumber Company for the supply
and erection of a Pole Type Construction Service Building in the
Albion Hills Conservation Area, in the sum of $3,193.36 be accepted;
it being the lowest proper quotation received.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT F -1 - CLAIREVILLE DAM - EXTRA WORK ORDER
The Staff advised that a letter had been received from James F.
MacLaren Limited pertaining to the Indian Line Road.
Res. 24$ Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: V. Vignale
_RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue Extra
Work Order No. 2 in connection with Project F -1 for work on the
Indian Line Road, Claireville Reservoir, as outlined in the letter
from James F. MacLaren Limited, dated June 26, 1963, in the amount
of $205.03.
Carried Unanimously
ETOBICOKE TOWNSHIP SANITARY LAND FILL - North Queen Street
The Chairman presented a report concerning certain action taken and
required in connection with the sanitary land fill area in the Town-
ship of Etobicoke in the vicinity of North Queen Street.
Res. #249 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The action of the Chairman in writing to the Township
of Etobicoke regarding the North Queen Street Land Fill Site be con-
firmed, and further in this connection that the following action be
taken:
(a) An agreement be negotiated with the Township of Etobicoke
for the restoration of the North Queen Street Site;
(b) When such an agreement has been negotiated with the Town -.
ship that the staff be authorized to proceed with the ac-
quisition of the property under the provisions of the Con-
servation Authorities Act.
Carried Unanimously
HEART LAKE AREA - PICNIC PERMIT
The Staff advised that a request had been received from the Peel
County Progressive Conservative Association for the use of the Heart
Lake Conservation Area.
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Res. #250
Moved by:
Seconded by:
C. Sauriol
F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: The holders of Picnic Permit #735, for Heart Lake
Conservation Area, Thursday, July 1$ - Peel County Progressive
Conservative Association - be authorized to have certain special
features in connection with this picnic, including the use of a
helicopter, subject to the approval of the Department of Transport,
and to use wagons for the transport of guests, and to have musical
entertainment.
Carried Unanimously
PIONEER VILLAGE - FILM PRINTS
The National Film Board have su`gested that the Authority provide
them with 30 prints of the film - "Pioneer Village at Black Creek"
- for Canadian distribution.
Res. #251 Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Public Relations Consultant of the Authority be
asked to attempt to find organizations to sponsor the cost of produc-
ing 30 prints of "Pioneer Village at Black Creek" film, and further
that should a sponsor be found, they be given a credit line on the
film.
SOIL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF Pd'±ELICA - Annual iveeting 1963
Res. #252 lvIoved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: Mrs. J.A. Gardner, Messrs. Sauriol, Nesbitt and E.
Leincn,, be authorized to attend the 1963 Annual Meeting of the Soil
Conservation Society of America, being held at Logan, Utah, and
that their expenses be paid.
REPORT #1/63 - FLOOD CONTROL AND ;12tTER CONSERVATION ADVISORY BOARD
Mr., Henderson, assisted by Mr. Johnson, reported on Report #1/63 of
the Flood Control and Water Conservation Advisory Board - Recreation
& Pollution Abatement in the Toronto Region.
Res. 1253 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: Report #1/63 of the Flood Control and Water Conser-
vation Advisory Board - "Recreation & Pollution Abatement in the
Toronto Region ", dated ',day, -.1963 be received, and that the re-
commendations contained therein and set forth herein be adopted:
(a) Protect the recreation resources of the Region, not only under
the terms of the Ontario Water Resources Commission Act but also on
the basis of riparian rights;
(b) Assist the Ontario .rater Resources Commission in its task of
supervising sewage treatment programs for municipalities and of re-
conciling all demands for water uses in the Region through the
adoption of the recreation - pollution abatement plan for the Region
as proposed in the staff report Recreation and Pollution Abatement
in the Toronto Region, May, 1963;
(c) Recommend to the Ontario Water Resources Commission, Department
of Municipal Affairs, the Metropolitan Toronto Planning Board and
other Planning Boards in the Region, that they consider this plan
in formulating their policies on pollution abatement in the Region;
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(d) Request the Ontario Water Resources Commission to continue and
intensify its research adtivities in the field of tertiary treat-
ment of sewage including:
(i) treatment of effluent in oxidation ponds
(ii) removal of suspended solids by sand filters
(iii) removal of dissolved salts such as nitrates
and phosphates
(iv) removal of detergent materials such as A.B.S.
(e) Where pollution from storm sewer discharges or storm overflows
from combined systems occurs at upstream points, encourage treat-
ment of these flows as far as economically reasonable;
(f) Encourage conservation of sewage treatment plant residue from
municipal and O.h.R.C. plants such as all forms of sludge to be
used where appropriate as organic humus on farms and conservation
areas as well as sub- marginal areas which can be reclaimed for re-
forestation, farming, etc.
(g) Request the Province of Ontario to investigate any problems in
pollution abatement posed by the general use of detergents, that
is to investigate detergents as they may interfere with sewage
treatment processes, excessively enrich receiving waters or in-
directly create hazards to public health, and to take appropriate
action to solve problems which may be revealed;
(h) Co- operate with upstream municipalities in facilitating tertiary
treatment and disposal of sewage from present development, whcre
such treatment is vital to the Authority's program, through the
development of:
(i) finishing ponds, to polish or eliminate final
effluents, which can be used as well for
public anLling
(ii) reforested areas or areas of natural woodland
for spray - irrigation disposal of secondary
effluents
(i) Request the Ontario Department of Municipal affairs outside the
Metropolitan Toronto Planning Area and the Metropolitan Toronto
Planning Board inside the Planning Area to provide the metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority with the opportunity of
commenting on subdivision plans with respect to sewage disposal as
it may affect schemes undertaken or to be carried out by the
Authority;
(j) Develop sewage treatment facilities in the Conservation Areas
using:
(i) wherever possible, within each heavily used
Area, a decentralized system of several
septic tans: and tile field installations
(ii) where a high- capacity installation is re-
quired in any location within an Area, a con-
ventional or total retention lagoon, or a
package plant with irrigation, ponding or
tile -bed disposal of the secondary effluent;
(k) Plan swimming areas in reservoirs in locations determined by
flowage and water quality studies to be the best sites available;
develop thu areas to provide ample water volume in relation to the
intensity of use; and provide a substrate of coarse sand or fine
gravel to reduce roiling of the water in the swim,ing area;
(1) Co- operate with local Health Units in inspecting water quality
and in studyin and implementing on -site water treatment if ever
required;
(m) Co- operate with local Health Units in locating points of domest-
ic pollution so that medical Officers of Health may require offend-
ing homeowners to correct polluting situations;
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(n) Assist municipalities and the Ontario water Resources Commission
in detecting the entry of trade wastes into water courses on its
monthly checks on the river valleys;
(o) Continue its program of streambank erosion control in upstream
Conservation Authority lands and other valley lands in co- operation
with local municipalities, expand streambank erosion control as an
assistance program available to private landowners above reservoir
sites and encourage farmers to protect streams and their banks from
damage by cattle through the development of by -pass ponds and
gravelled and fenced crossing and water areas.
Carried Unanimously
PRINTING OF RLP0i-T - #1/63 - "Recreation & Pollution abatement in the
Toronto Region"
Res. #254 Moved by: Mrs. J.h. Gardner
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RLSOLViD THAT: The Staff be authorized to have printed sufficient
copies of the report on Recreation & Pollution Abatement in the
Toronto Region for presentation to all interested :authorities, and
that the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to make such budget
adjustments as may be necessary.
Carried Unanimously
DELEGATION - NORTH YORK WORKS CO1vuviITTLE - Erosion West Don River
A delegation of the Works Committee of The Township of North York,
accompanied by other interested persons, appeared before the Exec-
utive, requesting that consideration be given to controlling a
serious erosion problem on the hest lion River in the vicinity of
Bathurst Street.
Res. h255 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVLD THAT: The Staff be directed to prepare a report, for con-
sideration by this Executive, on the Erosion Problem on the lest
Don River in the vicinity of Bathurst Street, as requested by The
Township of North York.
Carried Unanimously
SChEt.h CA -34 - GLEN ilAJOR L,ATENSION - Hardy Property
An agreement for the acquisition of the subject property was presented
and discussed.
Res. t256 ivioved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: C, Sauriol
RESOLVED Tht,T: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acouisition of approximately 130 acres of land and improvements con-
tained thereon, from Norris Hardy, being Part of Lots 2 and 3, Con-
cession V, Township of Uxbridge, County of Ontario, at the price
stated in the agreement to purchase dated May 10, 1963, plus adjust -
ments, disbursements and legal fees.
Carried Unanimously
PROJLCT F -7 -A - FINCH D.u'i & r.ESERVOIR - Harryetta Holdings Limited
et al property
Res. #257 Moved by: Mrs. G.A. Gardner
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED TA T: The Authority's solicitor be directed to immediately
register a plan of expropriation on the lands owned by Harryetta
Holdings Limited, as forwarded to him on June 6, 1963.
Carried Unanimously
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PROJECT P -11 -A - ROUGE RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS
Res. #25$ Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. G•.rdner
RESOLVED THAT: The Metropolitan Corporation and the Metropolitan
Parks Commissioner be requested to include those lands which the
Authority is acquiring in the lower Rouge area, Township of
Pickering, in their plans for development;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED TART: When the i":etropolitan Corporation
has agreed to assume the lands in the lower Rouge for development
and maintenance purposes, the Property Division be directtd to
advise the vtetropolitan Parks Commissioner of the lands acquired in
accordance with established procedures.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT P -1 -A - BELL TELEPHONE EASEiiLWT - Bertram Property
Res. #259 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Sccond.:d by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: An easement be granted to the Bell Telephone Company
of Canada for the purposes of a buried cable, in accordance with
Schedule "k" attached to Grant of Easement No. 14332, dated May 14,
1963.
AND FURTHER, that the Chairman and Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to sign tae necessary documents to give effect thereto.
Carried Unanimously
JANE AND STEELES hOAD WIDENING - TOWNSHIP OF NORTh YORI
Res. #260 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: The
consideration, two
Avenue at the Jane
ing Jane Street and
25, Concession IV,
tain 0.915 acres.
11:.Y.S. Township of
Both parcels in acc
E.�a. Petzold, 0.L.S
AND FURThER: That
ized to sign the re
the approval of the
in accordance with
Act.
Authority grant in fee simple, for a nominal
parcels of land on the south side of Steeles
Strout intersection, for the purposes of widen-
Steeles Avenue. Parcel aAq being part of Lot
ZY.S., Township of North York and said to con-
Parcel "B" being part of Lot 25, Concession IV,
north York and said to contain 0.517 acres.
ordanci with plans of survey as prepared by
., dated Junc 7 and June 13, 1963, respectively.
the Chairman and Secretary - Treasurer be author -
cessary documents to give effect thereto when
Lieutenant Governor in Council has been received
Section 17(c) of the Conservation Authorities
Carried Unanimously
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1.30 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Chairman
July -12 -1963
F.L. Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer
Vetropo/tan Joronto and Ieeiort
Cojeruation -Athority
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, July -24 -1963 No. 12/63
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street on
Wednesday, July 24th, 1963, commencing at 10.30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Vice - Chairman I.N.E.
Members
Secretary- Treasurer
Asst.Dir. of Cperations
Property Adninistr�tor
MINUTES:
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W.C. Davidson
Mrs. F. Gell
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R.G. Henderson
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. Nesbitt
C.R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
F.L. Lunn
E.F. Sutter
W.E. Jones
The Minutes of Meeting #11/63 were presented.
HES . E261 Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting #11/63, as corrected by the
deletion of the word "UnanimouslyS9 from Res. #250, be adopted.
Carried Unanimously
ACCOUNTS:
The accounts for the month of June were presented.
Res. #262 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The accounts in the sum total of $629,296.29 be
approved for payment, and appended as Schedule "At of these Minutes.
Carried Unanimously
DELEGATION RE FLOODING PROBLEM - Black Creek - Rustic Road
A Mr. Wm. Chisholm of 49 Rustic Road, North York, accompanied by
Councillor Gould, appeared before the Committee regarding a flooding
problem, alleged to be created by certain construction in the Black
Creek Area.
Res. #263
Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: W.C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff immediately investigate the damage caused
by the alleged flooding of No.49 Rustic Road, North York, and report
immediately to the Chairman;
and FURTHER THAT: The Chairman be authorized to take such action as
may be deemed necessary in this connection.
Carried Unanimously
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BUDGET REVIEW
The Secretary - Treasurer presented a Budget Review, Jan -1 to June -30,
1963.
Res. ##264 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Budget Review for the period January 1st to June
30, 1963 be received;
AND FURTHER in this connection that the following action be taken:
(1) The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized and directed to make such
adjustments as may be necessary in the budget items covered by
the following sections:
1 - General Administration
2 - Conservation Services
3 - Operations and Maintenance
6 - Conservation Areas Development
$ - General Water Control Schemes
(2) No further commitments be made under Section 4 - Land Purchases -
until appraisals have been completed covering present commitments;
(3) Approval be limited for the construction of any portion of the
mill, or other projects, Section 7 - Pioneer Village - to ensure
that the budget limit is not exceeded;
(4) The acquisition of any further land, either by purchase or ex-
propriation, be halted immediately, except for the following:
(a) Those lands already approved for acquisition either by
purchase or under the terms of The Conservation Authorities
Act;
(b) Schedule "A" - Claireville Reservoir lands;
(c) Schedule 94B" - The remainder of the lands required for the
Black Creek Flood Control Plan;
5. A complete report be prepared by the Staff, in consultation with
the Authority Auditors, to clarify the financial and legal aspects
of the lands presently under expropriation, and the future schedul-
ing of the Flood Control Plan, for consideration by the Executive
Committee;
Voting "nay" - Mrs. F. Gell Carried
APPOINTMENT OF CONSULTANT - CLAIREVILLE CONSERVATION AREA
A staff communication was presented suggesting that consideration be
given to the appointment of a Consultant for the Claireville Conservat-
ion Area.
Res. #265 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: A committee of the following be appointed to study the
matter of the appointment of a Consultant for the Claireville Conservat-
ion Area:
Chairman: C. Sauriol
Members: C. Clifford
C.E. Conroy
K.C. Dalglish
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
R.G. Henderson
H.S. Honsberger
C.R. Wardlaw
Dr. F.H. Van Nostrand
AND FURTHER THAT a date be selected for a meeting early in September;
THAT Consultants with necessary qualifications be written; THAT these
letters be received and reviewed to process applicants by selection
prior to the Meeting; THAT C. Sauriol and W.A. McLean be authorized
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to visit Fanshaw Conservation Area at London, Ontario, during a high -
use summer day; THAT the terms of reference of the Consultants be
brought back to this Executive Committee for review;
Carried Unanimously
REQUEST FOR WATER SUPPLY - Glen Haffy
A communication from Miss Rosemary Kilbourn was presented, requesting
permission to pump water from a source in the Glen Haffy Area.
Res. #266 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: Miss Rosemary Kilbourn be advised that the Authority
is unable to grant her request to pump water from a source on Author-
ity property;
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT F.3.A. - BOLTON DAM PROPERTY
The Staff advised that Agreements had been received regarding the ac-
quisition of the subject properties.
Res. #267 Moved by: Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the following properties, at the price contained in
the agreements to purchase, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal
fees and further subject to a certificate of inspection being issued
by the Minister of Lands and Forests:
(a) George & Glenna Erwin
Part of Lots 15 & 16, Concession V, Township of Albion, County
of Peel, containing 2.021 acres, more or less, and certain im-
provements contained thereon;
(b) Irene Grant
Part of Lot 12, Concession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel,
containing approximately 12 acres, more or less, and certain im-
provements contained thereon;
George & Grace Hubbard
Part of Lot 12, Concession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel,
containing 0.929 acres, more or less, and certain improvements
contained thereon;
Charles & Margaret Ward
Part of Lot 12, Concession V, Township of
containing 0.453 acres, more or less, and
contained thereon;
Albion, County of Peel,
certain improvements
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT P.11.A. - ROUGE RIVER FLOOD PLAIN - Building Demolition
Res. #26$ Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to take what-
ever action necessary for the demolition-and removal of the buildings
,located on the Pelensky et al Property, being Part of Lot 3, Conces-
sion III, Township of Scarborough, County of York, containing 51.503
acres, more or less;
Carried
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BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA - Road Widening
Res. #269 Moved by: Mrs. X.A. Gardner
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
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RESOLVED THAT; The Authority grant to the Township of Vaughan in fee
simple for the nominal consideration of $2.00, two parcels of land on
the north side of Steeles Avenue for the widening of the said road
and being described as:
(a) LaRush Property - Part of Lot 1, Concession IV, Township of
Vaughan, County of York, containing 0.793 acres of vacant
land, more or less;
(b) Hastings Property - Part of Lot 1, Concession V, Township of
Vaughan, County of York, containing 1.051 acres of vacant
land, more or less;
The Township of Vaughan to pay any expenses involved in the preparat-
ion of surveys, deeds, etc., and registration of the same;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The Chairman and the Secretary -
Treasurer be authorized to sign any necessary documents to give
effect thereto when the approval of the Lieutenant Governor in
Council has been received in accordance with Section 17 (c) of the
Conservation Authorities Act;
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT B.1.A. - BLACK CREEK PROPERTY
Res. #270 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Property Administrator be directed to carry out
further negotiations in connection with the settlement of compensat-
ion on the property of Ferraro Construction Limited;
Carried Unanimously
PROPOSED C.N.E. EXHIBIT
Res. #271
Moved by: Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: In view of the Authority having an exhibit at the
International Ploughing Match that no exhibit be placed at the
Canadian National Exhibition in 1963;
Carried Unanimously
OFFICE ACCOMMODATION
Res. #272 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to rent the re-
maining office space in the building presently occupied by the Authority,
at a similar price to that in the present lease;
Carried Unanimously
TELEMETERING AND SUPERVISORY CONTROL STUDY
Res. #273 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: D. Thornton be authorized to accompany representatives
of James F. McLaren, to study Telemetering and Supervisory Control
Systems at Harrisburg, Pa., and Washington, D.C., and that his ex-
penses in this connection be paid;
Carried Unanimously
CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES MUSKINGUM TOUR
The Secretary- Treasurer advised the Executive Committee that arrange-
ments were being made for a tour of representatives of all Conservat-
ion Authorities to the Muskingum Area of Ohio, September 16 - 19, and
that this Authority had been allocated 5 delegates.
Res. #274
-5-
Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: This Authority co- operate in the
Tour and that five delegates be appointed at the
Executive;
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1.15 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman
July -26 -1963
B -205
proposed Muskingum
next meeting of this
Carried Unanimously
Secretary- Treasurer
B -206
SCHEDULE A JUNE, 1963
#3 - Travel Advances
T.E.Barber - advance re tripe to Omaha, Nebraska 100.00
Al - Office, Administrative & Technical Staff Wages
Office Overload Ltd - Temporary secretary help for Sec -Treas 71.92
Miss H.Brown - Chairman's Secretary's fee Aug 1/62 to Jul 31/63 300.00
A 11 - Members' Allowances, Milage & Expenses.
R.G.Henderson - Travel Expense National Watershed Congress 403.$9
A 12 Staff Milage & Expenses.
M.L.Griffith - Travel Expenses for MIay re Authority Busing ss 2.25
..A.McLean - Travel Expenses re Authority Lusiness for May 62.20
E.F.Sutton - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 42,25
J.H :Horton - Travel Expenses re Authority Business far Ilay 43.40
P.B.Flood - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 169.65
C . i3. Thompso n - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 50.20
R.;;.O'Brien - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 29.40
E.F.Sutton - Cash expendituresre luncheon with officials of Dept.
of Northern Affairs & L4nds & Forests 31.$7
E.E.Thompson - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 49.60
'I.E;Jones - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 124.30
E.Mbrris - Travel Expenses re Authority Fusin ss for May .$0
B.H.Halstead - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 43.20
J.A :Agnew - Travel Expenses re authority business for May 154.30
J.Borland - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 164.40
K.G.Higgs - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 22.53
Neil Munroe - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 50.10
Wm. Hultay - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 19.60
M. Hecht - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 47.30
M. Hecht - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for Mar. & April 71.10
T.E.Barber - Travel Expenses re Authority Eusinass for May 9$.55
K,W.Strasser - Travel Expenses re Authority Pusiness for May 65.650
M.S.Johnson - Travel Expnese re Authority Business for May $1.00
D.Duncan - Travel Expenses re .. uthority Business for May 7.50
IvIarg.Whitley - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 47.90
A. Colucci - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 152.70
J.H.Horton - Travel & Expensem re attendance at Natl.Watershed Cong. 151.53
K.G.Higgs - Travel & Expenses re attendance at Natl.Watershed Cong. 234.62
T.L.Lunn - Travel & Expenses re attendance at Natl.Watershed Congress277.39
T.L.Lunn - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for May 57.45
W.E.Jones - Travel Expenses re riuthority Business for June 102.40
C.B.Thompson Travel Expenses re Authority Business for June 43.50
Neil Munroe - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for June 7$.70
E.J.Sutton - Travel Expenses re authority Business for June 132.3 0
D.Duncan - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for June 3.$0
E.W.Hultay - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for June 4$.60
Marg.Whitley - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for June 30.50
V.B.Lougheed - Travel Expenses re .zuthority Business for June 2.80
J.S.Agnew - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for June 49.10
J.G.I elford - Travel Expenses re ,-Authority Business for June 125.00
C.E.Thompson - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for June 53.60
J.H.Horton - Travel Expenses re authority Business for June 62.30
N. Halstead - Travel Expenses re authority Business for June 51.10
J.Borland - Travel Expenses re authority Business for June 137.90
W.a.McLean - Travel Expenses re authority Business for June 96.40
M.Johnson - Travel Expenses re Authority Busin ss for June 44.95
A.Colucci - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for June 66.70
P.Flood - Travel Expenses re Authority Business for June 113.90
D.W.Locker - Travel Expendes re authority Business for June 13.00
A 13 - Chairman's Expenses
Dr. G. Ross Lord - Chairman's Expenses for May 106.75
Office Equipment A21
Grand & Toy -
Underwood Ltd
Electro Sonic
Electro Sonic
Oscar Pearson
Grand & Toy -
Grand & Toy -
Und erwood Ltd
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Steno Desk and Chair
- Underwood Forum 16" typewriter (ser # 912 5593 )
- Materials for Portable P.N. System
- Materials for Portable P.A. System
Enterprises - pye transhailer
Oak comb cabinet
Grey Legal file cabinet (4 dr) with lock
- 1 - forum 16" Electric typewriterri cost 4504 less
trade -in $297 Plus tax 4213.21 - 1 -15" std Type
Tools & Equipmont'A 22
Hudson's !'Melding - welding re tool dolly
Wajax Equipment - 2 polyethelene hand pumps
Humber Automotive - set of aller wrenches
Valance Brown - 'Thee barrow
A23 - Vehicles
Ashgrove :1eldirg - 1 custom built 4 whl trailer
The Town of Weston - 1 Fire Truck
A31 Uniforms & Equipment
Eatons of Canada - boots for patrol officers
Sainthill - levine - uniforms for patrol officers
Stanley A Grant - Supt. & Assist. Supt. Badges
Fashion Hat & Cap - Summer Caps
Valiance Brown - band hats
Stanley A. Grant - Shoulder Flashes
Bell Electricord L. Safety - 1 head band, 1 sweat band
A32 - Postw.e
Receiver General of Canada - postage for postage meter
Pitney Bowes - Rental Postage lister
A33 - Stationery & Office Supplies
Hughes & Owens - Ink
Charters Pub. - day file copy forms
Gestetner - mimco paper
Grand & Toy - carbon paper for payroll use
Underwood Limited - typewriter ribbons
Charters Pub - #10 envelopes
Gestetner - mimco paper
H.S.Barlow - office supplies
H.S.Barlow - office supplies
Gestetner - mimco paper
Fisher Scientific - filter paper
Underwood Limited - ribbons for typewriter
H.S.Barlow - office supplies
Charters pub - envelopes
Charters Pub - inter office memo forms in triplicate
H.S.Barlow - erasers and rubber bands
Gestetner - ele ctrains stencil
Charters Pub - envelopes
Charters Pub - posters
Charters Pub - business cards
Gestetner - stencil pens
Grand & Toy - office supplies
Charters Pub - catalogue envelopes
Grand oc Toy - desk pad
Grand & Toy - office supplies
Charters Pub - tech. report covers
Grand & Toy - erasers
Grand & Toy - office supplies
Underwood Limited - ribbon for typwriters
B -207
210.$9
519.12
26.80
8.70
$7.55
194.67
121.34
476.89
30.00
59.34
3.40
25.56
1,3e .31
1,001.00
15.97
79.75
186.6$
42.49
55.00
167.27
2.44
500.00
39.94
.9$
52.30
40.42
4.12
7.74
123.2$
61.04
23.43
51.56
35.93
3.43
7.74
6$.11
9.95
155.47
2.30
3.43
9.95
63.74
6.00
..97
30.39
$2.32
7.69
59.29
56.60
2.13
114.72
3.50
B -20$ Page - 3 -
A33 - Stationery & Office Supplies Cont'd.
Gestetner - electronic stencils
H .G.Barlow - window envelopes
Gestetner - stencils
Gestetner - stencils
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Curry's Art Store - coloured pencils
Hughes Owens - drafting scale
Hughes Owens - drafting supplies
Charters Pub - identity cards
Bostich of Canada - staples & Stapler
H,G.Barlow - Blue dev. sheets and index pads
Gestetner - pen
Gestetner - electronicstencil
H,G.Barlow - office supplies
H.G.Barlow - office supplies
' 3.43
9.24
20.69
3.43
128.93
423.03
5.10
4.85
35.83
35.90
76.22
15.89
1.13
3.43
45.61
78.96
A34 Technical Plans and Maps
, Hunting Survey - reproduction of cranflex maps supplied 26.87
T'a:lhall Reprads - prints of maps 23.88
Hunting Survey - prints of maps 17E.71
A35 - Vehicles Repairs and Operating Costs.
/Dyer and Miller - fire extinguisher fir #5,24 & 4 2$.74
Speedy 'muffler King - Exhaust system for vch k 5 16.07
ndn" Tire Weston - floor mats and thermal containers for vch 24 & 4 44.38
Harrigan Motors - rental of car while vch no. 6 being repaired 10.00
"inch & Sutton - transmission and battery re vch no. 9 31.42
erowa: Motors - repairs to vcri no. 8 8.04
J.A.McClegve & Sons - oil filter and casket re vch. nos 20 & 18 - 3.87
Humber .automotive - tail light re vch no. 10 5.34
City Tire Sales - tires re vch no. 2 45.73
1•lurpIr 's Esso Station - carberator kit re vch no. 12 10.50
Murphy's Esso Station - repairs to vch no 12 26.35
Pigott Motors - 1000 mile inspection re vch no. 23 3.91
Henderson - Nicol Drugs - first aid kit re vch no. 24 18.03
Hudson 'gelding - •relding re trailer hitch in truck 4.00
Hudson Welding - ladder racks re vch no. 5 14.21
Fagins Garage - repairs to vch no. 5 21.6$
, J.Burrows garage - repairs to vch no 9 10.57
Hawman Motors - gas cap re vch no 2 .9$
.Hawman Motors - repairs to vch no 4 11.24
Hawman Motors -• re-iairs to vch no 22 46 . $1
"Hawman Motors - repairs to vch no 2 31.10
Hamwan Motors - repairs to vch no 2 4.24
,r'igott Motors - repairs to vch no 9 $.01
Unionville Motors - repairs to vch no 7 $1.37
Unionvi_de Motors - repairs to vch no 7 38.55
Unionville Motors - repairs to vch no 7 43.32
J.Burrows Garage - spark plugs for vch no 9 .88
Pigott Motors - repairs to vch no 6 41.29
?ark Manor Motors - repairs to vch no 5 2.55
1� "urphy's Esso Station - repairs to vch no 12 14.54
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchase far May 93.80
F' , A . Oil Co. - Portion credit card purchase for May 1 &0.93
D ^minion Tire Stores - 2 tires 35.7$
Lorne McCoy - 5 gal. trans oil 9.79
Murphy's Esso Station - lube, filter and gas 10.62
Fagins Garage - Light blub and straighten draw bar 2.54
Fagins Garage - oil filter, and grease 8.38
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A36 - Machinery Repairs and Operating Costs.
Kipch & Sutton - oil & pins for tractors 9.37
Chas. Ireland - repairs to tractor starter 3.50
City Tire Sales - tractor tires 26.78
Chas Ireland - bolts for machinery ..96
Hudsons Welding - welding re fertilizer spreaders 22.45
Wallace Farmers' - oil and grease for machinery 19.50
Hudsons u'delding - welding re fertilizer spreader 1.00
Bill Waterer - cash expended re gas & oil & service call for tractor 10.28
Fagins Garage - oil & clamps for machinery 2.37
i'agins Garage - oil for machinery 1.85
Duke Lawn Equipment - repairs to spikeair machine 12.25
Gibson's Garage - bolts for machinery 1.20
Gibson's Garage - repairs to tractor tire 1.00
JI.H.Reynolds - parts for pulverizer 14.51
Sholdice Service - service call to repair tractor 34.85
Sholdice Service - tractor parts 3.92
Elmo Disney - oil for machinery 10.82
Auto Submersible Motor - repair cement mixer motor 12.50
Wallace Farmers' - grease & oil for machinery 13.70
Bcrnd'ts - repairs to chain saw 41.90
McKeown's Service - tractor parts 7.70
McKeown's Service - tractor parts 9.17
McKeown's Service - tractor parts .74
McKeown's Service - tractor repairs , 14.49
McKeown's Service - tractor repairs 5.36
McKeown's Service - oil for tractor 9.27
IcKeown's Service - tractor parts 2.68
McKeown's Service - tractor parts 10.84
McKeown's Service - tractor repairs 59.84
McKeown's Service - tractor repairs 166.84
McKeown's Service - tractor repairs 132.80
McKeown's Service - welding on tractor 2.32
McKeowns Service - oil for tractor 11.33
McKeown's Service - grease for tractor 49.20
McKeown's Service - parts for tractor 8.84
McKeown's Service - parts for tractor 10.93
AcKeown's Service - parts for tractor 3.68
McKeown's Service - overhaul for tractor 75.94
McKeown's Service - tractor parts 10.83
McKeown's Service - tractor parts 11.92
McKeown's Service - tractor parts 1.45
McKeown's Service - tractor parts 14.09
McKeown's Service - welding re tractor 6.00
Carsen Instruments - ,repair transit 44.65
B -209
A41 Telephone
Bell Phone
'Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Be11 Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
Bell Phone
- 257 -8745 for April
- 285 -5425 far April
- 489 -5686 for April ..
- 857 -1646 for April
- 636 -6058 for April
- 857 -1776 for April
- 584 -2922 far May
- 594 -0280 for May
- 843-1200 for May
- 594 -0227 for May
- 843-2494 for May
- ,633-9901 for May
- 942 -2070 for May
- Mobile Service Units for May
- 649 -2009 for May
- 636 -6058 for May
- 288 -0671 for May
- 257 -8745 for June
- 285-5425 for June
- 489 -5686 for June
6.59
716.42
47.11
17.18
8.71
12.46
41.24
54.18
8.84
35.24
23.05
45.68
26.80
131.64
33.42
10.11
41.87
12.49
699.31
37.36
B -210
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A42 LIGH T , HEAT & WATER.
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge - Hydro re Main Office for May 76.17
A43 Rent
Maplecrest Realty - rent re Office space for month ending July 31/63
1, 455.00
A44 Office Cleaning & Maintance.
G, H. Wood - deoderizer for washrooms
Monarch Paints - paints and thinners
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning services re Office for May
Northern Industrial Laundries - lab coats for office
• Robertson Electric - light bulbs
Woodbridge Hardware - keys for office
A51 Taxes - Non Revenue Producing Properties
21.03
3.91
200.00
22.75
1.15
.56
1$4.45
Twp, of Etobicoke - 1963 taxes re Cox property ref #60067
Twp. of Etobicoke - 1963 taxes re CNR property ref #67535 2.64
' Twp. of Etobicoke - 1963 taxes re CNR property ref #67534 24.77
Twp. of Etobicoke - 1963 taxes re Litz property ref -'60031 934.22
' Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re McMahan property roll # 1000 130.41
• Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re Morrison Newman Property roll 0796 213.90
Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re Thackery property roll 0629 179.56
• Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re McLean property roll #1707 129.73
' Twp. of Markham - 1963 taxes re Pettit property roll j 70180 43f .54
• Twp. of Markham - 1963 taxes re Cosburn property roll '701$5 140.45
Twp. of Markham - 1963 taxes re Stanton property roll 701$6 112.35
Twp. of Markham - 1963 taxes re Kennedy property roll 52$60 *1 79.94
'Twp. of l'larkham - 1963 taxes re Kennedy property roll '52$60F1 294.39
Twp. of Markham - 1963 taxes re Bruce property roll 452$10F4 659.13
' Twp . of Markham - 1963 taxes re Bruce property roll `52$20F1 222.08
'Twp. of Scarborough - 1963 taxes re Milligan & Clarke property
Roll 6635639 1,581.74
'Twp. of Scarborough - 1963 taxes re Wakelin property Roll 1;
5635552 26.77
'Twp. of York - 1963 taxes re Aiken property roll ,# 18$0 126.$2
Twp. of York - 1963 taxes re Armsen property roll # 1$97 51.90
Twp. of York - 1963 taxes re Kennedy property foll #1896 91.33
Twp. of York - 1963 taxes re Pellejan property roll #1901 36.15
Village of Woodbridge - 1963 taxes re :loodview Dev. Roll /, 939 33.92
Village of Woodbridge - 1963 taxes re P'IcEachern property 4, -5003 11.22.
.Twp. of York - 1963 taxes re Wheeler property roll #13230000 275.14
Twp. of North York - 1963 taxes re Toronto Industrial Leasholders
property 577.27
Twp. of North York - Sidewalk re L.I. Charge re Rowbottom Property 154.32
Twp. of North York - Sanitary Sewars L.I. Charge re Rowbottom 332.20
Twp. of Markham - $2.66
A52 - Legal & Audit Fees
Clarkson, Gordon & Co. - Examination of Balance Sheet and preparing
of Financial Statement for 1962 2,681.50
A53- General Expenses
Co- Operative Book - Reference books
Dept. of Transport - reference books
Drake Delta - repairs to camera
Drake Delta - repairs to telphoto lens
Drake personell - service re selecting and testing personnel
Fairbanks h,rdware - hinges for P.A. System
McGraw Hill Co. - Reference book
iholesale Redio & Electric - parts for P.t1. System
The filbert britnell Book Shop - reference book
5.15
5.00
9.50
7.50
167.50
2.83
12.58
20.25
7.50
A54 - Insurance
Reed, Shaw & hoNaughton -
Rced, Shaw & 1icNaughton -
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B -211
additionald endorsement to vehiile floater
increase fire and extended cove_age
T/C property
A61 Private Tree Planting Services.
D.T.Mains & Sons - wrench & clevis re Tree Planting Service
`im. H. Dick - tractor gas
Wm. H. Dick - tractor gas
Wm. H. Dick - tractor gas
'Im. H. Dick - Tractor gas
Wm. H. Dick - tractor gas
J.P.Patterson - travel expenses re Tree Planting Program for May
Fagins Garage - vehicle gas re Tree Planting Propram for May
Fagins Garage - oil re vehicle re Tree Planting Program for May
Somerville Car & Truck Rental Service - Rental of vehicle re Tree
Planting Program for May
Sor::erville Car & Truck Rental Service - Rental of vehicle re Tree
Planting Program for May
Fagins Garage - Oil, re Rental vehicle for Tree Planting Program for
May
Imperial Oil - Portion of .credit card purchases for May
A62 - Reforestation Subsidies.
J. H. Wheeler - Tree Planting Subsidies
A73 - Tile Drainage Subsidies
'G. Whitamore - tile drainage
W;W.Paridale - tile drainage
A74 - Farm Fond Research.
J. MacD Thomson -
Hach Chemical Co.
British Drug House
British Drug House
British Drug House
Lighting Unlimited
William Dicon Inc.
British Drug House
British Drug House
subsidy
subsidy
outoms & brokerage on lab equipment
- lab supplies
- lab supplies
- lab supplies
- lab supplies
- lights for lab
- 1 flat rolling mill
- lab supplies
- form pond research
A75 - Farm Pond Subsidies.
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May
A$2 - Fish Rearing
J.111. Schneider
J.M.Schneider
Dan Watts - fi
J.M.Schneider
J:M.Schneider
Dan Watts - fi
J.Ni. Schneider
J.M.Schneider
- fish food
- fish food
sh pellets
- fish food
- fish food
sh pellets
- fish food
- fish food
A91 Areas Equipment (picnic tables,fireplaces, toilets etc.)
General Store Greenwood - carriage bolts for new tables
Para Paints - paint for new tables
White Hardware - bolts for new tables
Universal Drum Records - garbage barrels
universal Drum Records - garbage barrels
Universal Drum Records - garbage barrels
Universal Drum Records - garbage barrels
Universal Drum Records - garbage barrels
2.$5
27.54
8.06
16.34
16.34
16.34
16.34
16.34
11.00
22.26
29.09
197.49
197.49
. 2.76
173.72
300.00
16$.00
100.00
9.62
22.35
1.27
1.03
4.94
3.85
125.00
4.71
3.33
22.69
39.42
3.50
25.00
40.32
3.50
25.10
37.80
3.50
3.19
11.23
164.07
167.00
83.50
33.40
50.10
83.50
B -212 Page - 7 -
A91 - Area Equipment Cont'd.
Card Lumber - lumber re toilets
Car Lumber - cement re toilets
Card Lumber - Lumber re toilets
Graham Hardware - bolts re tables
Crane Supply - waterless toilets
LePages - preservative re tables
Bart's Sign Service - signs re ref. booths
.A103 - Operation Flood Control.
Dominion Helicopter - services of helicopter re river patrol
Twp. of Scarborough Public Utilities - hydro re Highland Creek Str.
Gauge for April
Ontario Hydro Oshawa - hydro for Greenwood Creek Str. Gauge for
April
East York Hydro - hydro re Pottery Rd. St.Gauge for I'iay
Village of Pickering Public Utilities - hydro re Greenwood St.Gauge
for April & May
Weston Public Utilites Commission - hydro re Weston St. Gauge for
April & May
Twp. of Toronto Hydro - hydro re Summerville St. Gauge for May
A111 - Advertising
The Globe & Mail - advertising re lab technician
The Globe & Mail - advertising re lab technician
The Telegram - advertising re lab technician
Glob & Mail - advertising re bookkeeper
Toronto Star - advertising re lab technician
A112 Public Relations Consultant & Expense.
John Grimshaw - P.R.Consultant expenses Feb 19 to May 16/63
Ontario Editorial Bureau - P.R.Consultant §ervic e for 3 Months
ended May 31/63
A113 Publications & General Printing.
Ralph Clarke - Store -
Ralph Clarke - Store -
Ralph Clarke - Store -
Charters Pub - folders
Charterb Pub - dodgers re Sportsman's Fair
A114 Tours and Special Days
Charters Pub - Invitations re Clairville Resevoir sod breaking
Charters Pub - reply cards re Clairville resevoir sod breaking
Charters Pub - reply cards re Cold Creek Sportsman's Fair
Vallance Brown - rope used at Clairville sod turning ceromony
Charters Pub - programmes re Clairville sod turning ceromony
Boake Lumber - tent poles re Clairville sod turning ceromony
Barb's Sign & Service - signs re Clairville sod turning ceromony
Al.Gervais - chair rental re Clairville sod turning ceromony
C.N.I.B. - catering re Clairville sod turning ceromony
C.N.I.B. - lunches re Albion Hills & breakfast re Boyd
A11 School Programs
Wholesale Radio - supplies re P.A.system .
James Simon - services re conducting Botanical field trip June 2
(60,300) Black Creek Cons.Area Folders
(54,000) Black Creek Cons.Area Folders
( 1,800) Black Creek Cons.Area Folders
366.10
38.88
47.38
4.94
297.16
379.09
124.96
150.00
9.72
12 .83
1.89
3.42
5.83
2.30
6.75
21.00
23.85
12.00
10.35
35.00
1,475.23
1,395.46
1,052.53
31/28
20;29
57.45
31.79
41.39
21.03
55.02
98.66
44.38
66.31
43.26
309.00
66.50
.72
10.00
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A116 - Photography, Photographs Supplies & Eccuipment.
G.n.:'lilne - photo prints
Henderson - Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Nichael Dunford - photo prints
Henderson - Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Henderson - Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Henderson - Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Henderson - Nicol Drugs - films
Henderson - Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Moir Lngraving - screening re news ad
I Loir 'Engraving - screening re news ad
Toronto Cameras - photo supplies
A117 - Exhibits.
K. W. Strasse - cash expended re materials for exhibits
Henderson - Nicol Drugs - cinemoira re exhibits
Card Lumber - lumber re displays
WoodbridLe Hardware - taoe re displays
Mrs. Shirley Haisell - art work re displays
itoodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re displays
Woodbridge Hardware - Hardware supplies re displays
UYoodbrid� a Hardware - hardware supplies re displays
Victor Brickus - art work re nature displays
A118 - I'Motion Picture Program .
Graphic Films - apot films for T.V.
Cinesound - movie film processing
Cinesound - movie film processing
Canadian Kodak - movie film
Cinesound - processing of movie films
Toronto Camera - 10 magazines Kodakchrome films
A119 - Press Clipping Service.
Canadian Press Clipping Service - Services for May
A -120 - Promotional Contingencies.
Sam the Record Man - records for P.A. System
A121 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre.
T: E. Barber - educational insers
SIm. H, Dick - Furnace Oil
B -213
22.64
6.33
3.43
13.60
14.92
5.47
3.80
1.27
69.88
52.95
103.67
13.81
.25
.50
1.64
75.00
7.94
3.85
2.17
79.00
140.63
35.67
36.70
239.75
55.05
93.25
34.60
30.91
17.00
332.00
C2C - Heart Lake Const. & Dev.
Northern :'ood Preservers - LumbL_.r re beach facilities 409.16
United Co -Op - Fertilizer 262.44
black & Decker - , sanding belts for general development 45.20
Afro Spray Chemicals - , Chemicals 4$,20
'vortex Products - _, chair skiss re beach facilities 6.00
United Co -Op - fertilizer 69.91
Scythes 1.. Company - _ rope re beach facilities 104.04
,auto Pumping - pressure tanks re rec bldg. addition 227.88
aii'to Pumping - . check valves re rec. bldg. addition 22.4D
Allay Metal - , tubing re beach facilities 59.04
B.-A. Oil Company - portion of credit cards purchases for May 29.62
Armstrong Brothers - . surfacing parkint labe 6,825.00
Handy Lindy - bldg. mat. washers X98
Vallance Brown Co. - 'lood screws 12,63
Auto Pumping - 1 centifugal pump 29$.95
Auto Pumping - Flo control switch 111.36
.-auto Pumping - 1 starter 2 switches 88.02
Hudson' ;elding - farbricating chair stands 13.50
n.obertson Electric - lag bolts & washers 1.36
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C6C - Albion Hills Construction & Development
H. R. Kearns - eavestrough & supply re house # 3 43.26
H. R. Kearns - eavestrough & supply re house Tr 3 1.11
Wm. H. Dick - portion of fuel oil re woritshop office
411 �Jm. H. Dick - portion of tractor gas
H.M,Davis & Son - moving no. 55 re road extension 30.00
Chipman chemicals - fertilizer 175.00
McCauley Bldg. Supplies - nails & glue re compt implement shed 2.$3
Robertsteel - culberts re parking lots 545.16
l�kcCauley Bldg. Supplies - nails & sheathing re compl. implement shed 41.77
United Co *op - fertilizer 1,705.37
Auto Pump - plumbing supplies re restore service bldg. 646.25
Ont. Seed Cleaners - seed 250.00
H.R :Keena - cleats re general development 1.25
McCauley Bldg. Service - nails re compl implement shed .9$
Bolton Fuels - fertilizer 1.$0
Para Paints - paint re ref booth 23.2$
Geo. Keith & Sons - portion of cost re bamboo stakes 30.00
Wtn. H. Dick,- portion of cost re tractor gas 61.26
7j. H. Dick - portion of cost to tractor gas 12 $6
9.
Armstrong Bros. - prime re road surfacing 1,1$0.00
Matson Haulage - gravel re road extension 400.95
Card Lumber - lumber re nature trail display 20.05
Cdn, Tire liolton - misc. wrenchew re farm operations 41.$4
Canada Packers - rental of fertilizer spreader 500
Para Paints - paint E .
., lumber re ref. booth 12.$5
Auto Pump - plastic pipe re resoration plastic pipe 62.94
Auto Pump - sump pump 37.85
Woodbridge Hardware - keys re #3 House .83
MtKeown's Service - rental of tractor re reforestation 96.00
Woodbridge Farmers - culvert & coupler 2$.27
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchase for May 46.57
McKeown's Service - rental fertilizer spreader re farm operation 20.00
Ont. Hydro Insp. Dept. Woodbridge - hydro inspection re house #3 13.23
Keith Benting - seeds 137.25
Keith Banting - seeds 1,252.60
B.A. Oil Company - portion of credit cards for May 26.22
Harry Iatson - travel expenses for June1963 14.70
J.C,Gilbert - trenching & well pit 111.00
Robertson Electric Sales - thermostat 13.07
Robertson Electric Sales - heater 25.15
Wm.' H. Dick - Diesel Fuel 9..73
00
Wm.-H, Dick - grease 9
Wm.-H. Dick - motor oil 4.3$
Wm. H. Dick - Diesel 9.00
Matsons Haluage - gravel 2,945.41
Matsons Haulage - screened sand 151.67
Cold Creek Construction & Development C7C.
M. Smilsky - field sod re range improvment 203.94
Signode of Canada - steel strapping re rr nge development 33.67
Woodbrid e Lumber - pickets re landscaping 12.$$
P;R.Thompson - travel expenses re reforestation for vIay 136.12
United Co -Op - fertilizer 400.00
Geo. Keith & Sons - stakes re general development 60.00
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber re range development $0.22
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May 15,2$
B.A. Oil Company - portion credit card purchases for May 34.54
Hudson Welding - make up bolts and plates 7.00
Armstrong Brothers - grading,folli_ig,supplying &applying D.H.O.
priming 1,$25.00
C$C Boyd Construction and Development.
Auto Pump - plumbing supplies re general development 20.4$
Chipman Chemical - chemicals 1$0.00
United Co -Op - fertilizer 1,135.6Q
Shaw Brothers - roofing re construction service bldg. 1,0$0.00
United Co *op - fertilizer 450,00
Geo. Keith & Sons - stakes re general development 30.00
C$C Boyd C
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onstruction and. Development .cont_th.,.. • :...
Armstrong Brothers
WtTodbridge Farmers
Woodbridge Farmers
W ood'brid ge • . armers
Maccaferri Gabions
Vloodbridge Farmei s
Woodbridge Farmers
Armstrong Brothers
l::orval Copithorn -
B.A Oil Company -
Armstrong Brothers
- stone, dist. re• general development
- portion tractor gas
- seeds
- portion tractor gas
- gabions re channel improyrent s :.......... •
- fence" stretcher chains
- portion tractor gas •
- gravel re general development
rental of loader .re beach improvement
portion credit card. purchases . for relay 1963
- paving walkway for washrooms
CF G 'i3oyd General Account,
4,an Brothers - watering can
F.W Schumacher - U.S. Prem on
E, Christensen - trees
Woodbridge Farmers - tractor gas
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood
A :::gO- .Spray Chemicals - chemicals
Arga• -Spray Chemicals - chemicals
.;oodb:: -age. Hardware - measuring cup &
M= r:Co ridge Hardware - rake
:'? hl _id ge Hardware - 1 sack cement
t; O :L'i_ Company - portion credit card
Wc•.dbridge Farmers. - motor oil
John Wilson - travel expenses
C;, 2C - Uxbridge C/A Construction and Development.
Cheque .sent for.seeds
funnel.
purchases for May
B -215
39..17
136.12
20.00
65.34
'37.95
10•.30
78:95
76.93
162.74
69.35
85.00
2.04
• 2.59
.45.00
13.14
14.51
427.50
160,00
4.33
1,.47
4::20
52.40
7.00
10.40
hr.:c y Boyer straw re shrub planting program .. 13.50
01 Glen Haffy - Construction and Development.
3oadway & Son - drilling and casing 81' well 506.25
ocdtl :Adge Farmers - culvert re road extension 67:52
'.:'i i ed Co -Op - fertilizer 596.10
WaI e.rs seeds - seeds
41..05
'Jnt'.. Seed Cleaners - seeds 150.00
Ch:i.r:zan Chemicals - chemcals 101.•00
Fagins Garage - portion•vehicle gas for may 35.64
G.e.o. D. Keith & Sons - stakes re general development 30.00
legato .Pump _ plumbing supplies re new wells 29.36
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for may 15..69
G. 'Dinnick Const. - rental of bachhoe re new wells 90.00
Woodbridge Farmers - additional charge re culverts for road. 2.00
Autd Pump - plumbing supplies re well 284.28
B.Ao Oil Company - portion credit card puchases for May 26.22
Harry Mattson -. travel expenses fore June 1963 • 6.30
Sand Forwarders - sand 24.38
-k. :bdrtson Electric Sales - unit heater: &thermostat 38.65
Rober.tst•eel - pipe and.coupless . 275.31
Woodbridge Farmers -.culvert pipe and coupler 129:16
Fa;1ns Garage - portion of gas bill for June1963 31.25
J. Bellineau - travel expenses for June 1963 8.00
A. Cox - travel expenses for June 1963 8.00
C14C' '- Greenwood Construction & Development •.
Ont. ' Hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office for April 21..54
Flack & Decker - painting belts re . general development 45..79
Auto' Pump - pumping supplies re construction of new well 61..17
Chipman Chemicals - chemicals . . 200.00
United Co *Op - fertilizer 132.00.
Barclay Transport - truck &, machine rental . re general development. • 75.2$"
T.W: Wilson & Sons •- sacks for dam 7.0Q
• .W„ Wilson & Sons - sacks for dam • 9.0Q
Wand 'Machine & Welding - steel rods .85
.B-216
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C14C - Greenwood Construction & Development Cont'd.
B.A. Oil Company - portion of credit card purchases for May
Para Paints Limited - Paint
C17C - Humber Trails Construction & Development.
Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas
H. Matson - travel expenses re development for May
Wm. Robinson - travel expenses re development for May
Card Lumber - lumber re checking station
Woodbridge Hardware - hinges & screws re checking stations
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies
F.R.Boadway & Sons - drilling well
Humber Automotive Ltd - battery
Auto Pump sanitary well seal
C19C - Claremount Construction & Development
Kinch & Sutton - draw bolts 1.1$
Harry Boyer - straw re shrub planting 9.20
H.M.Davis & Son - services re road construction 1,970.00
H.L Davis & Son - services re road construction 5,070.00
Ont. Hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office for April 5.40
United Co_Op - fertilizer 4$0.00
H;B.Oberling Contracting - cert. #4 re access road to bridge 10,252. 70
D :L. Nairns & Son - rope re general development 5.52
J: H. I'Miurdoch - travel expense general development for June 5.50
Irriperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May 2$.06
Kilbot'r.a Engineering - fee re access road & bridge for April &
May inspection 663.$9
Kilbourn Engineerii.g - supervision fee re road & bridge for April
& May 1$0.93
B . d. Oil Cowpany - portion credit card purchases for Inlay 47. $2
C2$C - Black Creek Construction & Development.
;,1c odbridge Farmers - seed & fertilizer 7.15
Para Paints - paint re const ;=1 residence 25.13
Milton Quarries - gravel re improvment to storehouse 16.50
H. Matson - travel expenses re ares dev. for May 6.40
W odbridge Farmers - seed 40.$0
Woodbridge Farmers - calcium re road const. 19.31
Card Bldg Supplies - door re completion #1 residence 9.79
Geo. Dyce - travel expenses re general development for May 17.10
Para Paints - paint re completion #1 residence 2.01
Woodbridge Farmers - pept moss 13.50
Wildman & Rhodes - topoLraphic survey of area 3$1.70
United Co -Op -. fertilizer 329.00
S.C.Johnson - travel expenses re development for May 1.90
A: Bech - travel expenses re ar,a development for May 4.00
North York Hydro - portion hydro re office and workshop for May 54.37
Woodbridge Farmers - staples & wire fencing 4.62
Para Paints - tupentine re completion of #1 residence 1.03
Geo. Keith & Sons - plants 11.$0
United Co -Op - fertilizer 74.00
United co -op - fertilizer 36.00
North York Hydro - hydro re #1 residence 22.43
Garry A Evans & Sons - top soil re general development 469.50
McKeown's Service - tractor rental re reforestation 60.00
Imperial Oil Limited - --)ortion credit card purchases for hay 50.2$
Keith Banting - seeds 111.50
B.A.0i1 Co. - portion credit card rental,for May 32.19
E.S.-Taylor - travel expenses for June1963 9.70
Geo._Dyce - travel expenses for June 1963 7.10
C42C - C.A. 2$ - Bruce Mill Const. & Development,
Stiner Brothers - diesel fuel 2.31
Stiner Brother - diesel fuel
31.32
45.9$
57.17
2.70
27.10
76.6$
2.73
7.14
2,4$7.75
16.63
5.41
21.00
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C42C - C.A. 2$ - Bruce's Mill Cont & Development Cont'd.
Stiner Brothers - tractor gas
H.Ivi.Davis & Son - moving picnic tables from Claremount to Area
United Co -op - fertilizer
Ont. Seed Cleaners - seeds
Chipman Chemicals - Chemicals
Card Lumber - lumber re ganaral development
Card Lumber - lumber re general development
Bill Waterer - cash expended re mower parts
Woodbridge Hardware. - hardware supplies re general development
C47C - Palgrave Forest & Wildlife Area - Const & Dev.
F.R. Boadway & Sons - drilling of well
Arta Pumping - plumbing supplies for well
C51C - Woodbridge C/A - Const & Development.
Milton Quarries - stone re erosion control
Para Paints - creosote re fence posts
Curd Lumber - lumber re general development
Card Lumber - lumber re general development
Dominion Steel & Coal - wire re fnecing
Dominion Steel & Coal - staples re fencing
Dominion Steel & Coal - fence re fencing
Dominion Steel & Coal - post & wire re fencing
Woodbridge Farmers - culverts & couplers
Connor Transport Limited - sand fill
Woodbridge Farmers - gate lags & motor oil
C52A - C/A 21 - Heart Lake Extension - Land (Hunter) :
B -217
36.30
22.50
560.00
1, 526.00
100.00
16.21
30.94
3.5u
42.53
$40.00
$1.79
17.60
50.99
27.72
30.94
19.47
14.69
215.10
451.25
51.29
98.76
36.46
Chambers & Meridith - valuation of Hunter property 623.70
W23A - dC19 - Black Creek Dam - Land
Settlement of compensation re D.B. Goodman property 40,936.19
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,plan,desc. re Kinnon & Goodman property 2,$76.60
W44C - W.C.34- Channel Improvment L Highland Creek,L Humber &
L. Etobicoke Creek, Const. & Development/
A Di Floria Equipment - rental for front end loader re L Humber 92.00
i'ictro Parks Department - woes re lower Humber 244.64
Holtan Crushed Stone - stone re L Humber 21.03
Acton Limestone quarries - stone re L Humber 70;0$
The Maccaferri Gabions - 3 river gabions 61.49
M. Smilsky Ltd. - field sod 170.57
W45C - '4C 35 - Extension to Flood -.farming System
Woodbridge Hardware - hc- rdware supplies re stram gauges
E. Hambleton - travel expenses re L.Humber for May
F1A - Clairville Resevoir Property.
Standard Housewrecking - demolition removal re CNR property
Standard Housewrecking - demolition removal re Faye Tennenbaum
property
F1B1 - Clairville Resevoir Eng. Contracts.
J.F.McLaren - 16th acct re eng services to April 30/63
J.F.McLaren - 17th acct re eng services to May31 /63
F1C1 Clairville Resevoir Construction Contracts.
K. J. Beamish Const - Cert ,1 re const. Indian Trail Road Div.
Bar's Sign Servico - signs re dam site const.
7.14
35.70
350.00
1500.00
2,453.64
2,$2$.24
16,5$3.5$
372.71
B -21$ Page - 13 -
F1C2 - Clairville Resevoir Const. Other.
A. Marritt - rental of dozer for clearin,L of res. site
F2B1 - Ebenezer Resevoir - Ln�. Contracts.
James T. MacLaren - 12th acct. re eng service to April 30
F3A - Bolton hesevoir Property
Balance of Purchase price re iialin property
F.Schaeffer - survey, plans & dose. re Wilson property
F.Schaeffer - survey, plans L desc. re ':ashington property
F.Schaeffer - survey, plans, & desc. re Drury property
Balance purchase price re Pur_is property
Ti.E.'ro'hitewood - reimburse option re Butter property
F.Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Erwin property
Balance purchase price re Butter property
F.Schaeffer - survey, plan L dose. re Hetalie property
F.Scheej.fer - survey, plan & desc. re lirysac property
F. Schaeffer - survey, plan E. desc. re Speir property
Chambers w i "eridith - valuation of French, Butter S. Hubbard prope
F.Schaeffer - survey Goldstone prop's ty
F.Sdhaeff er - survey Summer property
F7A'- Finch hesevoir Property.
Wildman & rtihodes - survey,plans w desc. re Go . of U.of T. prop.
Wildman Rhodes - survey,plans w desc. re Gov. of U.of T. prop.
Chambers & heridith - valuation of of Millmink property
Chambers oc I'ieridith - valuation of J.h.H. Summer
Fee 4200, Dist. 0126.20 re expropreation of Summer property
Fee :100, Dist. 0.17.40 re expropreation of Millmink Dev.
Spreight,Van Nostrand, Ward w Anderson - re 4 prints
F10h - Willowdale ftesevoir Property.
Wildman & tihodes - survey,plans & desc. re Corp. of Twp of
North York property
Jildman & Rhodes - survey,plans desc. re Bruce property
Fee ,?150., Disb. X191.55 re expropreation of harwin Day. Prop.
Fee $100., Disb. 4)120.70 re expropreatior of Don River Hts.Prop
Strung Real Estate - .,ppraisal or John Wilson McLaten property
F11� - Woodbridge Channelization Property.
Strung heal Estate - apprais. 1 Sinia Day Camp property
Chambers w Meredith - appraisal Sinia Day Camp property
Hunting Survey - photos for use in arbitration proceedings
H.E. Manning (.C. - speci :'1 council re Sinia Day Camp hearing
:'ildman & hhodes - survey & plans
44.00
244.62
$,740.00
246.70
435.60
246.70
7,495.00
10.00
508.30
6,e90.00
235.55
545.35
452.95
rty7£31.00
141.$5
224.25
2,103.70
461.40
2,000.00
1,003.68
326.20
217.40
2.00
587.54
1,969.20
341.55
220.70
544.96
1,794.05
1,127.$3
10$.60
2,000.00
3,532.35
F11C1 - 1oodbridge Channelizietion Contracts.
Village of Woodbridge - Authority's portion of cost re relocation
of water mains 9,980.76
E Darby & Sons Ltd - Hydro seeding re 'doodbridge Chunnelization 963.05
F1TC2 - ;'oodbrid,e Chcnnelization Other.
Toronto & Yorks Roads Comm - gravel re Pine St. 507.15
F14B1 - Prel.Eng. - Humber River Jatershed - Eng. Contracts.
J.'F. MacLaren - llth acct. re eng. services to Apr 30/63 5,006.36
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B1A - aleck Creek, Phase 5,1 Property.
B;.lance of Purchase Price re Situlski Property
Settlement re comp:.nsation to Lawrence. Haulage
fildman & Rhodes - preparation of ar:a study plan
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,plans &. desc. re Craig property
Chambers & Meredith - valuation of Guschewski property
Fee re expropreation of Guschewski property
Twp. of North York - 1962 taxes re Ferraro property roll 032158
Twp. of North York - billing re local improvment Edwin Const.
prop. roll ;1 NY$319181F
Twp. of North York - billing re lcal improvments Ferraro property
roll IcNY$3215$ ,
H.G.Ambrose - time & travel re Black Creek channelization
Elcl - Black Creek, Phase #1 Const. Contracts.
I cNamara Const - cert ;=12 re const (J.F.I4acLaren )
B1C2 - Black Creek Phase #1 Cont other.
C.Colden Lumber - poles and ports
B2C1 - Black Creek Phase #2 Const. Contracts.
Bedford Const. - cert #8 re Const. (James F. AacLaren)
Bedford Const. - cert h9 re Const. (Jame:: F. i.IacLaren)
P$A - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property.
B -219
15,390.00
2,500.00
1,157.10
312.30
355.67
900.00
1,213.43
74.$2
427.76
447.$0
14,3$3.92
133.39
18,637.10
65,001.20
Balance of Purchase price re Alker Property 11,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,plans & desc. re Glenshaw Invest.Prop 2,
W.S.Gibson & Sons - s:.rvey,plans desc. re Ruland Realty Prop. 1,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Ashcroft Invest Prop
Purchase price re Humbermede Dev. Property 1,
Twp. of York - tax arrears re Jane,. Eglinton Apts. Project
Twp. of North York - Taxes re Reid Property
Twp. of North York - Taxes re Anzil Property
Wildman & hhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Morel Invest. Ltd.
W.E.Whitehead - reimbursement re option 1inson property
Purchase of Winson Property 10,
Fee $100, Disb. :p.20.40 re Exprop. Panxzyszak
Fee. 0100, Disb. ,119.70 re Exprop. I'Iisek
Fee 0.00, Disb. ,120.30 re .Exprop. 'Warren
Fee 0100, Disb. 4120.00 re Exprop. Tomlinson
Chai.lbers & IIeredith - valuation of Terminal Replacement Service
"ildeman & Rhodes - prep. of exprop. plans re 72 properties
Wildman & Rhodes - plans re all properties in Lglintxi Flats
/Settlement re Exprop. Rice property
Twp.. of York - 1963 taxes re Roosinac property ref 1=1270
Wildman & Rhodes - prints of exprop. plans
•lildman & Rhodes - surveey-, plans & desc. re Rearman Prop.
Wildman & - ,hodes - survey, plans re Daril property
P9A_ - Don Flood Plain Land Property.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,plans & desc. re Twp of North York Prop
P1OA - Highland Creek Flood Plain Land Property.
Wildman w Rhodes - survey, plans desc. re Blackfoot Dev. Prop
P11A - Rouge Floor Plain Land Property.
Wildman & ithodes - Survey, Plans & deso. re
Wildman & Rhodes - Survey, Plans & Desc. re
Wildman & Rhodes - Survey, Plans & Desc. re
Wildman & hhodes - Survey, Plans & Desc. re
Wildman & Rhodes - Survey, Plans & Desc. re
Wildman & Rhodes - Survey, Plans & Desc. re
Wildman Z, Rhodes - Survey, Plans L& Desc. re
Klintworth
Rouge Hills
Sheerd
i'icLelland
B Smith
Klintworth
Doric
49u.00
201.30
111.69
586.00
000.00
423.75
250.6$
186.35
233.50
10.00
490.00
220.40
219.70
220.30
220.00
$12.02
1,0$2.10
1,345.45
3,000.00
129.64
75.00
575.
2,094.95 60
163.45
910.50
231.90
219.00
146.30
122.00
162.70
115.40
229.30
B -220
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P11A - Rouge Flood Plain Land Property Cont' d.
TTildman a Rhodes - Survey, Plans (.:, desc. re Poenix 21$.30
Wildman & Rhodes - Survey, Plans a desc. re Purchase 226.90
Wildman & hhodes - Survey, Plans & desc. re i'iacDonald 219.60
T.:ildman &hhodes - Survey, Plans & desc. re Sub. Homes 237.05
wzldman & Rhodes - prep. of property reap sheet t 2 1,259.6$
"Tildman & Rhodes - prep. of property map sheet !3 1 220 12
Purchase price of Polensky, Artymko, 'fites & Onufriw property 71,000.00
Wildman & hhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Sergantis property 1,426.70
R.A.Powe11 in Trust - deposit required re option of McIntosh prop 4,500.00
Wildman & hhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Helyar popErty 176.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans &, desc. re Demoe property 20.4)
Balance of Purchase Price re liclntosh Property 40 706.$0
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Brooks '244.80
TTildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re ;ieder 207.00
Tildamn & hhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Graham 231.10
Wildman a Rhodes - survey, plans a, desc. re Jones 228.20
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Horton 24 6.30
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & Desc. re Smith 23$20
Wildman & hhodes - survey, plans cc desc. re Pelensky,Artymko,'rites
& Onufriw property 2 , C84.85
Wildman c.. Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Till property 256.50
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Fredowski 20.50
Wildman & hhodes - survey, plane & desc. re Curiskis 204.40
:i1dman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Grzeszkowiak 222.$0
Wildman & Rhodec - survey, plans & desc. re Clark 209;90
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Hunt 201.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Broom 253,45
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Smith 223.20
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans a desc. re Elmose 192.20
. ildman & hhodes - survey, plans L, desc. re Kastelic Const 1$1.50
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Corp. Twp. of Pickering 337.10
Tlildman cz hhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Cochrane 226.90
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Bittlingmeyer 1$9.45
Wildman & Rhodea - survey, Plans L. desc. re tustin c 0
'iildman & Rhodes - survey, plans &, desc. re Bellew & Brown 192.65
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Strachan 252.75
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans a desc. re King 166.10
Wildman & hhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Cane 261.60
Chambers a iiieredith - valuation of Ferguson, Ste,rart,Cleary
•
Rouge Hills &, Sub. Home:, property 1,553.69
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Rosseau 246.70
ildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc.'re D.V.L.A. property 245.$5
'Tildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re TicKeowns 277.40
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Omelon 239.70
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Carne 240.30
ildman & Rhodes - survey, plans c., desc.re Belt 281.30
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Sanna 311.25
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Carter 299.70
1ildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Cossey 310.85
- Jildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re D.V.L.A. 2F0.5Q
Jildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Holcroft 297.30
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. reMcIntosh 1,607.90
B 24,990.00
24,990.00
alance Purchase Price on B. Seargents Property
.E. "hitewood, - reimbusement re depoist paid on option on
B. Seargent's property
P12A Duffin Flood Plain Land Pro.ert .
Strung Real Estate - valuation Hickey, Briggs, Nugent etc. prop. 2,497.21
M. Clements - demolition & clean up re Turner property 300.00
G2C - Pioneer Village Construction Sc: Development.
Arnold Nasco - Booth training staff
Dam, Poly Distributors - polyethelene
Dam. Poly Distributors - polyethelene
Cear Shaw - timbers t:, lumber re mill
Peter Thompson c;, Sons - wct. on ton=ues
10.00
re mill
re mill
re collection
437.75
34.51
82.$1
350.00
10.30
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G2C - Pioneer Village Donstructiorl & Development Cont'd.
B. Dunn - expenses re demolition of Grist Mills 43.55
D.Ti.Loker - expenses re demolition of Grist Mill 29.60
' Henderson - Nicol Drugs - photos re mill 25.96
. ,Tn. Juryn - tu' es & elbows re collection 9.60
' 7'adson's 'Telding - brazing legs on stove re collection 3.50
• Para Paints - wiping cloths re cobblers shop 9.01
Mrs. G.','. Lyons - articles re collection 38.50
Sarnia Scaffolds - rental of scaffolding re cobblers shop 17.41
Burton Dunn - expenses re eliminating mill for June 3 - June 8 56.60
H.J.Mitsch & Son - painting 128.00
' H.J.Mitsch & Son - painting 480.00
H.J.Mitsch & Son - painting 110.00
J.;T.Hamilton - rental of bulldozer re mill elimination 171.00
' Lightfoot Construction - rental of crane re mill elimination 75.00
Simpsons - sewing supplies re collection 88.30
Golden Fleece - wool re collection 24.21
B. Dunn - expenses re demolition of mill for June - 10 - 15/63 46.25
' Callans Grn eral Store - harware supplies re mill 24.97
Card Lumber - lumbur rL drive shed 29.66
Murphy's Esso - rent of wrench re mill 4.00
'Auseum Restoration Service - ref. material re collection 10.50
Tillow Gallery - zing re collection 38.38
Talkers Hardware - hardware supplies re mill 14.42
Card Lumber - lumber re dirve shed 39.06
' Cord Lumber - lumber re cobblers shop 76.58
'Card Lumber - lumber re cobblers shop 12.21
"ard Lumber - lumber re drive shed 33.68
' Dressmakers Supply - sewing supplies re collection 37.55
'Dressmakers Supply - sewing supplies re collection 12.33
T.G,Wrightmeyer - articles re collection 24.50
Burton Dunn - expenses re dismantling mill for June17 -22/63 53.80
Superior Crane & Hoist - rental of crane re mill 35.00
Dom. Poly Distributors - polythelene re mill 32.86
"Joodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re cobbler shops 4.27
James Dixon - bed re collection 25.00
'Toodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re collection 4.76
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re collection 1.35
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re collection 1.83
'Mrs; J. C. Young - Hardware Supplies re collection 87.00
'E.S. Otto - straw hats re collection 13.05
'A.C.Kenny - books re collection 231.00
'Burton Dunn - travel expenses re June1963 48.45
Murphy's Esso - rental of tow truck 14.00
Dom. Poly Distributors - polyethelene film 77.23
•Loker and DeJong - plastering harness room 110.00
Florence Belson - travel expenses for June1963 24.40
The Chelsea Shop - 6 jugs - 1 bellows 24.72
Dressmakers Supply - ribbons & buttons 8.00
-Gary Evans & Sons - unloading mill parts 52.50
J.W.Hamilton - transporting machinery & material from Ameliasburg 288.00
Dressmakers Supply - ribbon 9.35
The Chelsea Shop - tea set 135.00
Sarnia Scaffolding - rental scaffolding 17.41
B -221
G4 - Stream Survey.
J.B. Theberg - cash expended re survey supplies 1.30
J.B. Theberg - travel expenses re survey for May 62.80
''Woodbridge Farmers - sash cord re survey 1.39
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies .74
Uoodbridge Welding - trip wieght for water sampler 4.00
G5 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre .
aer Structure - laminating beams re Construction , 10,037.47
Amfab Prods. - flooring 7,539.63
Lawrence & Newell - cable 23.00
B-222
Page - 17 -
G5 - Albion Hills Conservation Area.
Premier Bldg. Materials - brick sand 14.93
:'r :ier Bldg. Materials - brick sand 15.00
Credit Valley Quarries - damper fireplace 25.75
General Concrete Ltd. - durowal sheathing 62.18
General Concrete Lod. - concrete blocks 124.31
Egan Brothers - machine bolts & files 16.49
Egan Brothers - hardware supplies 11.75
Et an Brothers - machine bolts & saw blades 19.81
Canada Iron Foundries - angle iron 18.28
Canada Iron Foundries - angle iron 7.05
Canada Iron Foundries - reinforcing rods 150.54
Skiltools - cut off wheels 141.11
Card Lumber - weeping tile 82.09
Argus Steel - angle iron 20.40
Timber Structure - laminated beams 1,120.00
J. Oliver - cutting 8, welding 242.10
J.K.Hamilton - field 723.45
Builders Tools Supply - rental of cement mixer May 1$ - June 18 107.52
Wm. H. Dick - gas re power generator 16.34
Wm. H, Dick - gas re power generator 16.34
Para Paints - paint 13.23
McCauley Bldg. Supply - shingles & seal bond 12.86
Vallance Brown - nails & bolts 56.97
Vallance Brown - nails & bolts 15.94
McCauley Bldg. Supply - felt underlay re floors 23.79
McCauley Bldg. Supply - masonite L. cement 50.73
McCauley Bldg. Supply - cement, sealbond & nails 90.43
Wm. A. Strong - prep. of layout re j.itchen 449.00
Matsons Haulage - concrete sand 18.09
Seeback & Sons - cert #1 re roofing & shett metal contract 3,400.00
riatsons Haulage - trucking straw re footings 108.00
Builders Tool Supply - rental of tamper May 29 - June 7 122.57
' r-mier Bldg. Supply - brick sand 14.85
Card Lumber - lumber 173.42
Card Lumber - lumber & cement 463.52
Card Lumber - lumber & nails 38.67
Card Lumber - lumber 101.19
Card Lumber - lumber & nails 63.99
Acri & McGarvey - cert #3 const. contract 11, 391.74
Wm. H. Dick - gas for generator 16.34
Credit Valley Quarries - fieldstone 35.55
Card Lumber - pipe & cement 79.87
Card Lumber - lumber 290;04
Card Lumber - lumber 356.04
Acri & McGarvey - supply of oakum & pipe 33.79
Card Lumber - lumber 224.31
Card Lumber - lumber 467.92
Card Lumber - lumber 154.66
Card Lumber - lumber 132.50
F.B.Stewart - travel expenses for May 120.00
Bolton Electric - cert #2 re electrical extract 1,100.00
Snow Window Frame - cert '1 re window contract 1,275.00
Builders Tool Supply - rental of cement mixer June 18 - July 18 107.52
McCauley's Bldg. Supply - cement & no corode pipe 37.96
McCauley's Bldg. Supply - cement & lime 36.41
rlcCauloy's Bldg. Supply - bricks 48.13
Robinson Brothers - excavators 44.00
N,L,Baxter - rental of vibrator 8.24
Credit Valley Quarries - flag stone 26.78
Vallance Brown - hardware supplies 14.42
Bolton blectric - cert ;r4 ,ilectrical contract 2,300.00
Para Paints - paint 10.40
lIm. H. Dick - gasoline 16.34
MacMillan, Bloedel & iowell River - plywood 397.20
Dom, Structural Steel - steel mesh 64.8
Premier Bldg, iaterials - stone & sand 33.72
Vallance Brown & Co. - nails 15.47
Vallance Brown & Co. - screws & acid 8.72
Premier Bldg. Materials - zrave 1 47.20
Page -1$-
G5 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre Cont'd.
Premier Bldg. Materials - gravel
Super Structure Door Co. - door frames
B -223
169.00
34.56
2.09 General.
Reed, Shaw & McNaughton - 3rd. instalment re comprehensive 3 -D 353.34
F.L.Lunn - reimburse petty cash fund 40.10
The Elms Hotel - luncheon meeting re nature program 14.00
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies 1.64
Treasurer of Ontario - Vac Pay Stamp Books 3$.50
F.L.Lunn - out of pocket expenses re Clairville sod turning cerm. 66.45
Dyer & Miller - service to fire extinguisher 15.46
F.L.Lunn - out of pocket expenses re Authority of Otonbee - Ganaraska
& Crowe Authorities 2£3.41
C.N.I.B. - ref re June 4 meeting at Glen Haffy 33.99
C.N.I.B. - ref re June 13 meeting 13.90
Cassidy's Limited - cory rods, silex bowl for staff lunchroom 4.03
Maple Centre Restaurent - meals, coffe for Exec. &nvarious other
meeting held at Authorities office 41.50
Exchange - Bank exchange for June1963 2.21
2,10 Taxes on Revenue Producing Properties.
Village of Woodbridge - 1963 taxes re sinia Day Camp roll #5004 766.30
Village of Toodbridge - 1963 taxes re Wallace property roll #912 -1 44.08
Village of Woodbridge - 1963 taxes re Goldstein, Gerson & Grarit
propertie: roll # 5005
Village of Woodbridge - 1963 taxes re Wallace Estab. roll #5002
Village of Woodbridge - 1963 taxes re Woodbridge properties S of
Pine St. Roll #5000
Village of Woodbridge - 1963 taxes re Woodbridge properties N of
Pine St. Roll #5001
Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes rL Dalziel properties Roll 3354
Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re Hastings property Roll #3047
Twn. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re IMZcMichael property Roll #1950
Tarp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re Reid Estate property Roll #784
Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re Reid Estate property roll #3176
Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re Eberle property Roll #1275
Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re E. Boyd Property Roll 7165
Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re E. Boyd Property Roll 1259
Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re F. Farr Property Roll 15,329
Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re Heintzman property Roll #2475
Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re Seed property Roll #4933
Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re Churchill property Roll #783
..Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re H. Farr property Roll #5902
Twp. of Vaughan - 1963 taxes re Eberle property Roll # 2519
Twp. of King - 1963 taxes re Cold Creek property Roll #2731
Twp. of King - 1963 taxes re Humber Trails property Roll #2166
Twp. of Pickering - 1963 taxes re 11icEwen Property Roll
213 - Heart Lake Operating & Maintenance.
Crane Supply - faucets re rec. centre
G.H.Wood & Co. - cleaning supplies re centre
Brennan's - dew - worms
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies
G.H.Wood & Co., - cleaning supplies
G.H.Wood & Co. - cleaning supplies
Scythes & Co. - flags
Brennan Brothers - dew worms
Ont. Hydro Brampton - hydro on bath house for May
Sholdice Service - parts for mower
Brennan Brothers - dew worms
Brennan Brothers - dew worms
Blains Hardware - hardware supplies
Blains Hardware - wood screws
J., Stewart - lifeguard jerseys
27.13
32.$4
301.3.
342.91
254.90
231.57
14$.20
59.5$
241.38
96.90
544.54
95.68
1,165.00
1$$.10
377.3$
59.51
451.50
191.44
613.93
52.9$
4.37
36.31
45.26
10.20
5.77
20.29
3.37
9.33
15.00
25.74
72.88
30.00
15.00
21.66
.41
100.43
B -224 Page - 19 -
213 _ N/E Heart Lake Operating & Maintenance Cont'd.
Lepages - wood preservative for tables
Robertson's Electric - electrical supplies
Armstong Brothers - calcium for roads
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases far May
P.C.D. Service Ltd. - mosquito rep.
' 214 - N/E Glen Haffy Operating & Maintenance.
75.82
21.42
32.45
9.88
15.19
Brennan Brothers - dew worms 10.20
R. McMillan - travel expenses re extension for May 4.20
E.J. Parker - travel expenses re extension for May 4.20
W. Speers - travel expenses re extension for May 3.40
Scythes & Co. - flags 9.33
Fagins Garage - portion vehicle gas for May 11.89
Sholdice Service - blades for mowers 11.59
I7.A.Hogg & Son - cement 2.37
Brennan Brothers 0 fish worms 20.00
Brennan Brothers - fish worms 20.00
Brennan Brothers - fish worms 22.50
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May 5.23
B..m.Oil Co. - portion credit cord purchases for May $.74
Walden Speers - travel expenses for June1963 12.00
John L. Patterson - travel expenses for June 1963 7.40
P.C.D Service - mosquito rep. - ' 15.19
. Fagins Garage - portion of gas bill for June1963 10.42
Fagins Garage - outboard motor oil 2.47
Fagins Garage - gojer can and dispenser 10.25
215 - N/E Albion Hills Operating & Maintenance.
'.1m. H. Dick - portion fuel oil re workshop & office 16.29
Wh . H. Dick - portion tractor gas 22.69
Sycythes & Co. - f1Gr;s 9.33
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies 3.96
+.,Pm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas 43.29
Wt. H. Dick - portion tractor gas 20.42
K'en's :taste Oil.- oil for roads 962.40
Gibson Garage - repair rubber boats 1.00
Auto Submersible motor - repair bandraw motor 8.50
Auto Pumping - chlorinwater 43.26
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies 19.10
Wbodbridge Hardware - padlock & keys 9.72
MtKeown's Service - mower parts 4.5$
McKeown's Service - mower guards 4.03
J. Stewart - lifeguard sweaters 87.04
Gibsons Barage - tire patches .5.50
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May 15.53
B-.A. Oii Co. - portion credit card purchases for May .8.74
P.C.D. Services - mosquito rep. 15.1
216 - N/E Boyd Operating & Maintenance.
Crane Supply - faucets
A.B.C. Ready Mix - cement re completion station walk
Fairbank Hardware. - catches & hinges
Humber Automotive - paints & card. re mott mower
Scythes & Co. - flags
Woodbridge Farrers - portion tractor gas
Cord lumber - she ating
Sholdice Service - knives & parts for mowers
Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas
Woodbridge Hardware - keys cut
Woodbridge Hardware - markinL pencils, keys & scissors
G.-H. Wood & Co. - cleaning supplies for washrooms
J:T.Gilbert - pumping of septic tank
Woodbridge Hardware - thermos bottle & garden weeder
Woodbridge Hardware - snaps & washers
J. Stewart - lifeguard sweaters
36.31
1.29
20.81
6.63
9.33
45.3$
37.49
130.08
21.78
.2e
6.42
27.93
30.00
6.62
1.97
87.03
Page - 20 -
216 - N/E Boyd Operating & Maintenance.
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies
Berndts - reparis to mower motor
Highland Creek Sand - sand
Pata Paints - paint re lifeguard tower
Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for May
H.C.Melbourne - travel expenses for June 1963
P.C.O. Services - mosquito repellant
Canadian Germicide - wes1iroom supplies
Woodbridge Hardware - bolts and mop heads
Humber Automotive Ltd - propane refill
Humber Automotive Ltd - belts for lawn mower
218 - N/E Greenwood Operating & Maintenance.
Dyer & Miller - annual service & inspection of fire extinguishers
Ont. Hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop and office for Apr.
AjL'x Drug Store - first aid supplies -
Scythe & Co. - flags
Wayne Wynn - services rendered re lifeguard duties
Peter Bradley - services rendered re lifeguard duties
Twp. of Pickering - dumping fees re garbage
Sholdice Service - bearings & blades for mowers
J. Stewart - lifegurard sweaters
Graham Hardware - chain, links & handles for shears
B.A.Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for May
P.C.O. Services - mosquito repellant
22A - N/E Black Creek Operating & Maintenance.
Canada Building Materials - gravel
Momar - vacuum cleaner & attachments
Woodbridge Farmers - feed for livestock
Crane Supply - faucets
Scythes & Co. - flags
Malabar Limited -. costumes re opening day
T.R.Wallace - foodstuffs re cooking demonstration
Auto Pumping - plumbing supplies _
Twp. of North York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office May
Maraaret Hesp - travel expenses re village for June 10 & 11
Globe & Mail - ad re cleaners
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re museum for May
Sholdice Service - blades for mowers
Cdn. Office Equipment - coin wrappers
Woodbridge Farmers - feed for livestock
Barb's Sign Service - s. gns re ??Entrance??, "Boot & Shoemakers Shop"
& "Harness Shop"
Geo. Keith & Sons - seeds for village
Geo. Keith & Sons - seeds
h."1. Wۥllace - food stuffs re cooking
Cedervale Tree Experts - trees
J.I.Hoicomb Mfg. - wax and deoderizers 8
Woodbridge Hardware - bulbs, dustbane and paint
Woodbridge Hardware - paint brushes
Woodbridge Hardware - paints & turpentine
Woodbridge Hardware - keys & batteries
Woodbridge Hardware - paint, hasp & screws
R.'T.Wallace - groceries re cooking demonstration
Woodbridge Farmers - lime & rope
Woodbridge Farmers - feed for livestock
H. Goodfellow - collars & bridles for horses
Gordey Mfg. - floor lacquer_& reducer
National Cash - annual service contract
Lepages - wood preservitive
Geo. Keith & Sons - plants
tobertson Electric - electrical supplies
Woodbrid, e Farmers - pills for pigs
13-225
3.01
16.00
5.20
21.63
26.32
23.12
14.00
18.69
14.63
3.69
.75
3.01
3.00
7.19
8.50
9.33
23.75
11.88
4.00
28.00
46.86
9.15
10.44
18.69
87.50
236.08
48.75
36.31
9.33
12.88
9.09
25.73
18.13
9.00
3.00
17.86
11.59
11.12
34.50
94.72
17.78
27.52
15.93
304.00
38.52
3.25
2.13
14.67
8.44
3.01
38.37
4.15
38.70
45.06
38.42
28.10
75.82
5.25
7.37
1.39
B -2 6
220 - N E Bleck Creek 0.erain
P•ge - 21 -
& Maintenance.
,00dbridge Farrers - brace, wire & axe handles
Miller Paving - top dressing for roads
hobertson Electric - electrical supplies
J.B.Gartshore - lambs
Zenith Llectric - bulbs
woodbridge Hardware - staples & paint
Woodbridge Hardware - windex & shellac
Woodbridge Hardware, - cleaning supplies
Woodbridge Hardware - cleaning supplies
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchase for May
B.A: Oil Uo. - portion credit card purchase for May
Mrs: F. Belsen - thinners, sealing wax fruits
Woodbridge Hardware - flashlight
Woodbridge Farmers - spryers & toilet brush
J . I .Holcomb Mfg. - wax
Hudson's Welding - welding mower
Ken McKay - hay
Humber Automotive - wrench set
A. Roodzant - travel expenses for June 1963
400dbridge Farmers - salt, fly bait, turpentine & molasses
220B - N/E Toy Collection.
Laidlaw's - plywood re collection
Filler Heating Supplies - dehumidifier re collection
Laidlaw Lumber - additional billing re plywood
Trans - Canada Forest Machines - turnstable
Auto Pump - motor
400dbridge Hardware - nails
Harry Matson - travel expenses for June 1963
D.H.Wood - travel expenses for June 1963
Humber Automotive - pulleys
Fairbanks Hardware - casters, bearing pulley wheels
221 - N/E Humber Trails Operating & Maintenance.
Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas
Scythes & Co. - flags
Robert McFarlane - services re gate attendant
Cdn, Office Equipment - coin wrappers
222 - N/E Claremont Operating & Maintenance.
10.61
535.00
5.21
140.00
3.50
2.77
5.88
47.33
2.97
16.78
10.73
4.35
3.62
6.70
33.99
12.00
16.20
2.47
18.00
10.63
247.55
99.91
1.28
186.86
38.62
2.60
14.00
5.60
.56
195.06
19.06
9.33
25.65
11.11
C . N. Weber - fire brooms, 24.72
Ontario Hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office for April 1.80
Scythe & Co. flags 9.33
Aikenhead Hardware - painting supplies 8.58
Aikenhead Hardware - cleaning supplies 9.79
The Elms Restaurent - motor oil for mower 4.89
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for 'day 9.36
B.',,. Oil Company - portion credit card purchases fro May 15.94.
222B - N/E Clarmont Workshop Replacement.
Daymond - Cwik Klips re plywood 10.48
Philip Carey - shingles 173.82
1,acMillan & Bloedel - plywood 328.63
Armstrong Door - wood sectional doors 291.04
Carl Toll - travel expenses re construction for May 25.20
Robertson Llectric - electrical supplies 83.51
Domtar Const - clay tile 38.12
D :L.i:Ioris & Sons - shellac & plastic wood 2.2$
Curd Lumber - lumber 28.18
Card Lumber - door sash & frame 364.04
Barclay Transport - concrete gravel 2.31
Para Paints - paint 117.50
Cooper Block Co. - Concrete Blocks 6.80
Card Lumber - hinges, insulation 320.12
Page - 22 - B -227
222B - N/E Claremont Workshop Replacement.
Card Lumber - lumber 71.50
Vallance Browns - nails 26.7$
Robertson Llectric - electrical supplies 11.30
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies 47.02
• Zenith Electric - Electrical Supplies 19.03
Dom. Poly Distributors - polyethelene 21.63
rare. Paints - pa nt 36.49
J. Shepscott - travel expenses for the month of June 1963 50.40
• Service Glass & Mirror - glass 16.46
Para Paints - paint 7$.22
Don Goodwin - trough, pyse and elbows 72.00
222C - N/E Claremont Tools & Equipment Replacement.
Universal Drum record - reconditioning garbage barrels 167.00
Aikenhead Hardware - misc. hardware equipment 29.95
. Para Paints - paint 100.27
Duke Lawn Equip. self propelled mott mower 772.50
Aikenhead Hardware - small hand tools 7.$7
Aikenhead hardware - small hand tools 10.72
McKeown's Service - M *F post hole diggers 2$0.16
aikenhead Hardware - paint brushes 19,62
223 - N/E Pioneer Village Stores.
Meadowcroft Imports - charges on pottery 2.50
LeFeuvre's Candies - candy 147.17
Huron Crafts - .misc. trinkets for resale 46.62
Cannuck Pottery - pottery for resale 297.70
Rosaire «ndet - misc. trinkets for resale 103.02
Glenwood Prods. - cook books for resale 24.00
Glenwood Prods - spices for resale 25.44
•Glenwood Prods - spices for resale z6.52
J. & C. Scott Bros - paper bags 4.79
J. & C. Scott Bros - candy bags 9.39
Toronto Public Libraries - books for resale 27.00
r._ _'oarp Ade - cash expended re supplies 6.64
Nuseum Restoration Service - books for resale $3.00
LeFeuvre's Candies - candy for resale 106.41
Kerrycraft of Canada - rings & pins for resale 50.00
Dept. of Citisenship & Immigration - dolls for resale 100.75
Toronto Public Libraries - books for resale 4$.00
G. Dyce - reimburse cash expended re express charge articles for
resale 6.15
Geo. S. Palmer - jellies & jams for resale 25.95
MacMillan of Canada - books for resale 10.20
MacMillan of Canada - books for resale 25.3$
J & I Scott Bros - candy bags 11.77
E.S.Otto - hats for resale 13.05
Earle Glove - leather goods for resale 106.01
LeFeuvre's Candies - candy for resale 39.54
LeFeuvre's Candues - candy for resale 133.59
Frank fog - tiles $4.$7
Indian Trading Post - head bands for resale 33.50
Indian Affairs - clothing for resale 316.75
Buckskins Cookery L. books for resale 30.00
West gate Transport - freight charge re 6 cartons slippers 4.60
Mrs. I. Locke - (5) braided rugs 25.00
W.C.McCartney - book marks & pot holders 45.00
Meadowcroft Imports - pencils 39.95
LeFeuvre's Candies - candy for resale 174.19
224 - N/E Cold Creek Operating & Maintenance.
Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas 45.3$
Scythes & Co. - Flags 9.33
Card Lumber - greenboard 13.1$
Master Canvas Craft - rental of tent re Sportsman Fair 10.30
LePages - wood preservative. 75.$2
B -228 Page - 23 -
224 - N/E Cold Creek Operating,,&, Maintenance Cont'd.
Kobertson Electric - Electrical supplies re Sportsman Fair 81.29
Imperial Oil - portion card purchases for May 5.10
B.A. uil Co. - portion credit card purchases for May 11.52
Harry Matson - travel expenses for June 1963 2.90
225 - N/E Flood Cap trol Property Maintenance.
H.R. Keena - repairs to furnce re Lander property 12.50
Qikenhead Harware - chain 1.00
Twp. of North York - weed cutting purchases for 1963 taxes on
Ferraro Const. Property 15.00
300 - N/E Parking & Boat Aentals.
P. Licastro - refund cost of season's permit less one days admission 5.50
J.W.Gordon - refund cost of season's permit less one days admission 5.50
Is2B1 - Black Creek Phase #=-2 - Eng Contracts.
J. F. MacLean - 18th acct. re eng services to Apr 30/63 7,591.76
P1IA - Rouge Flood Plain Land Property.
Wildman & Rhodes - Survey, Plans & desc. re Strachan 196.65
05 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre.
Wm. A. Strong - services re school 750.00
215 - N/E Albiohhill Operating & Maintenance.
McKeown's Service - mower guards 14.82
218 - N/E Greenwood Operating & Maintenance.
C /N. Weber - fire brooms
070 e Cold Creek Construction & Development.
R.B.Thompson - travel Expenses re reforest,:tion for May
C-13C - Glen Haffy Construction & Development.
G.Dinnick Const. - rental of backhoe re new wells
•032A - CA18 Boyd Extension.
Chambers & meredith - valuation of Th,mpson property
A24 - Machinery.
Sholdice Service - 2 only B 32 mott mowers (value 787.95 ea)
Payroll for the month of may 196
Payroll for the month of June 196;
24.72
110.40
45.00
885.48
1,575.90
56,685.78
79,848.59
W18A - WC5 Highland Creek
Metro Parks - wages for demolishing of L. Huber building 405.60
209 - General
C.N.I.B. - refreshments supplied to Executive Meeting May 22 28.78
Metropolitan 5oronto and legion
Co,tseruatio,i 4uthorit y
1VIINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, August -14 -1963 No.13/63
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street on
Wednesday, August 14th, 1963, commencing at 10.30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Property Administrator
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W.C. Davidson
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R.G. Henderson
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. Nesbitt
C.R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
F.A. Wade
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
W.E. Jones
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting #12/63 were presented.
RES. #275
RESOLVED THAT:
presented.
PROJECT B.1.A.
Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
The Minutes of Meeting #12/63, be adopted, as
Carried Unanimously
- FERRARO CONSTRUCTION LIMITED
The Property Administrator reported regarding the direction received
by Res. #270 to the effect that he had been unable, as yet, to negot-
iate a satisfactory settlement in connection with Ferraro Construct-
ion Limited. Mr. B. Hall, Councillor of the Township of North York,
appeared before the Committee, requesting that the matter be settled
as rapidly as possible. He also advised the Committee that neither
himself nor, to the best of his knowledge, any other Councillor of
the Township of North York had any personal interest in the property.
The matter was discussed at some length.
Res. #276 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Property Administrator continue negotiations in
connection with Ferraro Construction Limited, and report at the next
meeting of this Executive.
Carried Unanimously
BLACK CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS - PROJECT B -2 - Work Orders 1$ -2
Res. #277 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue Extra
Work Order No. 1$ for Project B -2 for work as outlined in the letter
from James F. MacLaren Limited dated July 17th, 1963 in the amount
of $6,253.00. Carried Unanimously
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Res. #2.2g
RESOLVED THAT:
Work Order No.
from James F.
of $515.49.
Res. #279
RESOLVED THAT
Work Order No
from James F.
of $361.46.
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Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to issue Extra
19 for Project B -2 for work as outlined in the letter
MacLaren Limited dated July 30th, 1963 in the amount
Carried Unanimously;
Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue Extra
. 20 for Project B -2 for work as outlined in the letter
MacLaren Limited dated August 2nd, 1963 in the amount
Carried Unanimously;
Res. 0 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
"— 2$ Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to issue Extra
Work Order No. 21 for Project B -2 for work as outlined in the letter
from James F. MacLaren Limited dated August 2nd, 1963 in an amount
estimated at $761.75.
Carried Unanimously;
Res. #281 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to issue Extra
Work Order No. 22 for Project B -2 for work as outlined in the letter
from James F. MacLaren Limited dated August 2nd, 1963 in an amount
estimated at $577.98.
Carried Unanimously;
Res. #2$2 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue Extra
Work Order No. 23 for Project B -2 for work as outlined in the letter
from James F. MacLaren Limited dated August 8th, 1963 in an amount
estimated at $95.20.
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT #2/63 - HISTORIC SITES ADVISORY BOARD
Mrs. D. Hague presented Report #2/63 of the Historic Sites Advisory
Board.
Res. 2$ Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: Report #2/63 of the Historic Sites Advisory Board be
received, and that the recommendations contained therein and set
forth herein be adopted:
(a) The Bake oven located some five miles north of the Village, on
Jane Street, be acquired and moved to the Village, and be
Located in the area between the Laskay Emporium and the proposed
location of the Village Inn, and that the front of the oven
face west;
(b) „The offer of the Dupont Company to donate the Barbara Heck House
be regretfully declined, in view of the fact that it would not
fit into the character of the Village;
(c) Any proposal for the erection of an historical type marker at
the former location of the Mill in Ameliasburg be referred to
the Ontario Archaeological and Historic Sites-Advisory Board,
for their consideration;
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REPORT #2/63,- HISTORIC SITES ADVISORY BOARD (conttd)
(d) Recommendation (2) of Report No. 2 be deleted, and that the
original recommendation to the effect that the exterior walls
of the Mill be of stone, as confirmed;
(e) Careful thought be given to the provision of adequate Tech-
nical and Scientific staff for the Village, and that a Sub -
Committee of Professor Mcllwraith and Mrs. Hague study this
matter;
(f)
A letter of appreciation be sent to the Minister of Highways
in connection with the recent erection of directional signs on
Highway 400 at the Finch intersection.
Carried Unanimously;
BUILDING DISPOSAL
Res. #284 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to take what-
ever steps are necessary for the demolition and removal of the
buildings from the following properties:
(a) Brown Property - Project P.$.A.
(b) Collins Property - Project P.$.A.
(c) Senior Property - Project P.$.A.
(d) Henson Property - Project F.3.A.
(e) Croake Property - Project F.3.A.
(f) Newlands Property - Project F.3.A.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT F.3.A. - BOLTON DAM - PROPERTY
Res. #2$5 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
the acquisition of the following properties, at the price contained
in the agreements to purchase, plus adjustments, disbursements and
legal fees and further subject to a certificate of inspection being
issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests:
(a) Reginald & Theresa Hall - Part of Lot 12, Concession V,
Township of Albion, County of Peel, containing 0.$43
acres of vacant land, more or less;
(b) Georgina P. Thompson - Part of Lot 12, Concession V, Town-
ship of Albion, County of Peel, containing 1.534 acres,
more or less, and certain improvements contained thereon.
Carried Unanimously;
Res. #2$6 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
the acquisition of 0.650 acres, more or less, and certain improve-
ments contained thereon, from Ida Cole, being Part of Lot 12,
Concession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel, at the price
stated in the Agreement to Purchase dated August 13, 1963, plus
adjustments, disbursements' and legal fees, and further subject to
a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands
and Forests.
Carried Unanimously
Res. #2$7 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
.Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
the acquisition of 1.34$ acres of vacant land, more or less, from
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Helen Bryant, being Part of Lot 12, Concession V, Township of
Albion, County of Peel, at the price stated in the Agreement to
Purchase, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and further
subject to a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister
of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.9.A. - DON RIVER FLOOD PLAIN - PROPERTY
Res. #2$8 Moved by: V. Vignale
Seconded by: W.C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
the acquisition of 1.320 acres of vacant land, more or less, from
Milady Construction Limited, being Part of Block 44A", Registered
Plan 3394, Township of North York, County of York, at the price
stated in the agreement to purchase, plus adjustments, disbursements
and legal fees and further subject to a certificate of inspection
being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
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Res . j2$9
- CLA1REVTLLE DAM - PROPERTY
Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Sec:cetary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
the acquisition rf 45.710 acres of vacant land, more or less, from
Favorite Construction Company Limited, being part of 'lest Half of
Lo; 4, Concession IX N.D., Township of Toronto Gore, County of Peel,
at the price stated in the Agreement to Purchase dated August 6,
1963, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and further
subject to a certificate of j-Zspection being issued by the Minister
of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.2.A. - MILNE DAM - PROPERTY
Res. 290 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
the Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registrat-
ion of Expropriation Plan No. 6726, on the Northgate Developments
Limited property, being all of Lots 40 to 47 inclusive, 52 to 54
inclusive, and 6h to 67 inclusive, Registered Plan 5$$0, Village
of Markham, County of York, containing a total of 3.692 acres of
vacant land, more or less, at the price contained in the Agreement
to Purchase dated August 6th, ]963, plus all adjustments, disburse -
ments and legal fees and further subject to a certificate of in-
spection bcing issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The Authority's solicitor be in-
structed to pay over the funds to whomever he finds entitled'to
same.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.3.A. - BOLTON DAN[ - PROPERTY
Res. #291 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete
the settlement of compensation arising by virtue of the registrat-
ion of Expropriation Plan No. 20656, on the John Robert and Barbara
Sharpe property, being Part of Lot 10, Concession V, Township of
Albion, County of Peel, containing 5.311 acres, more or less, and
certain improvements contained thereon, at the price stated in the
Statement of Claim dated July 30, 1963, plus all adjustments, dis-
bursements and legal fees and further subject to a certificate of
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inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The Authority's solicitor be in-
structed to pay over the funds to whomever he finds entitled to
receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
SCHEME W.C.5 - LOWER HIGHLAND CREEK - PROPERTY
Res. #292 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete
the Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registrat-
ion of Expropriation Plan No. 6314, on the Victoria L. Helliwell
property, being Part of Lot 7, Concession I, Township of Scarborough,
County of York, containing 0.564 acres of vacant land, more or less,
at the price contained in the Agreement to Purchase dated May 1, 1963,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The Authority's solicitor be
instructed to pay over the funds to whomever he finds entitled to
receive same.
PROJECT P.10.A. - HIGHLAND CREEK -
PROPERTY
Res. #293
Moved by: C.R
Seconded by: R.G
. Purcell
. Henderson
Carried Unanimously;
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete
the Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registrat-
ion of Expropriation Plan No. 6314, on the Henry J. & William J.
Helliwell property, being Part of Lot 7, Concession I, Township of
Scarborough, County of York, containing 12.564 acres, more or less,
and certain improvements contained thereon, at the price contained
in the Agreement to Purchase dated May 1st, 1963, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees and further subject to a certificate
of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
And further that the Authority's solicitor be instructed to pay
over the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: As a part of the Settlement of
Compensation, the Authority agrees to abandon to the owners 0.042
acres, more or less, in ac- ordance with amended plan of survey
planned by Death, McLean, McMurchy and Associates, and that the
Chairman be authorized to sign the necessary plan to give effect
thereto.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.$.A - PRELIMINARY PROPERTY PLAN - West side of Weston Rd.
Res. #294 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:
(a) The preliminary property plan, dated August 1963 embracing
the Humber River Flood Plain lands on the west side of Weston
Road in Lots 14 and 15, Con. VI, Township of North York, be
approved as presented;
(b) This plan be submitted to the Conservation Authorities Branch
of the Department of Lands & Forests for approval;
(c) When the necessary approval has been received, the Staff be
authorized to proceed with the acquisition of the necessary
lands;
(d) The Secretary- Treasurer notify certain property owners their
property will not be acquired at the present time.
Carried Unanimously;
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QUOTATIONS - PRINTING REPORT - "POLLUTION CONTROL AND RECREATION
IN THE TORONTO REGION"
Res. #295 Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized to accept the quotation
from Executive Press Limited, in the amount of $$77.00 for print-
ing 500 copies of the report "POLLUTION CONTROL AND RECREATION
IN THE TORONTO REGION", it being the lowest quotation received.
Carried Unanimously
HEART LAKE AREA - ADDITION TO RECREATION BUILDING
The Staff presented plans for the proposed addition to the Heart
Lake Recreation building, together with proposals for replacing
certain roofing material on the existing building.
Res. #296 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized and directed to proceed
with the construction of the proposed addition to the Heart Lake
Recreation building within budget limits, and further obtain ad-
ditional proposals in connection with the roofing of the building.
Carried Unanimously;
BOYD CONSERVATION AREA - SOUTH WORKSHOP
The Staff presented plans for the proposed soLth Boyd and Nursery
workshop.
Res. #297 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized and directed to proceed
with the construction of the south Boyd and Nursery workshop,
within budget limits.
Carried Unanimously;
ONTARIO CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES OHIO TOUR
Res. #29$ Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: Within the limitations of the space available, the
following be authorized to attend the Ontario Conservation Author-
ities Ohio Tour, and that their expenses be paid: Dr. G. Ross
Lord, Mrs. D. Hague, Messrs. W.C. Davidson, V. Vignale, H.S.
Honsberger, Mrs. J.A. Gardner, Messrs. C. Sauriol, R.L. Nesbitt,
F.L. Lunn, E.F. Sutter, W.E. Jones.
Carried Unanimously;
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1.30 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
August -15 -1963
metropo/ttan aronto and ie10n
£,nservation Aagority
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, September -11 -1963 No.14/63
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, September llth, 1963, commencing at 10.30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Vice - Chairman W.C. Davidson
Members Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
W.J. Haggart
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. Nesbitt
C.R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
F.A. Wade
Secretary- Treasurer F.L. Lunn
Director of Operations K.G. Higgs
Property Administrator W.E. Jones
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting #13/63 were presented.
RES, ;229 Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting #13/63 be adopted as presented.
Carried Unanimously;
r.000UNTS :
Res. #300
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: the accounts in the sum total of $4$3,320.70 be ap-
proved for payment, and appended as Schedule "A" of these minutes.
Carried Unanimously;
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT:
Res. #301 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Progress Report for the period May to
August -1963 be received and appended as Schedule "C" of these Minutes.
Carried Unanimously;
COLD CREEK ROAD EXTENSION
Quotations for the road extension for the Cold Creek area were received.
Res. #302 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: - R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: the quotation of H.M. Davis & Sons for the construct-
ion of the road extension at the Cold Creek Conservation Area be ac-
cepted; it being the lowest quotation received;
Carried Unanimously
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HEART LAKE AREA - RECORDING STATION
Res. #303 Moved by: V. Vignale
"-� Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: the application of the Meteorological Branch, Depart-
ment of Transport, Government of Canada, for the establishment of a
recording station in the Mesometeorological network at the Heart Lake
Conservation Area be granted;
AND FURTHER that the Superintendent of the Heart Lake Conservation
Area be authorized to take such readings from the instruments involved
as may be required.
Carried Unanimously
LANGSTAFF JAIL FARM - SEWAGE FACILITIES
A communication from the City of Toronto was presented, having regard
to the development of sewage services for the Jail Farm property, #7
Highway and Yonge Street.
Res. #304 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority concur with the Metropolitan Toronto Planning Board regard-
ing sewage facilities for the south -west corner development area of
the Township of Markham, and including the Jail Farm, as recommended
in revised official plan amendment #23 for the Township of Markham;
AND FURTHER that in accordance with the report on POLLUTION CONTROL
AND RECREATION IN THE METROPOLITAN TORONTO REGION, adopted by the Ex-
ccutive, that the proposed sewage treatment facilities to service the
Jail Farm include tertiary treatment, and that the effluent conform
to the objectives for water quality adopted by the Ontario Water Re-
sources Commission.
Carried Unanimously
ROYAL COMMISSION - METROPOLITAN TORONTO
A staff communication was presented, advising that local Boards, etc.,
were invited to present written submissions to the Royal Commission
on Metropolitan Toronto.
ResslAgE Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: A submission to the Royal Commission on Metropolitan
Toronto be drafted by the staff for consideration of this Executive.
Carried Unanimously
POLICY RE PUBLIC GOLF COURSES ON AUTHORITY LANDS
A communication from the Pickering Golf Club, containing a proposal
for the establishment of a golf course on authority -owned land was
presented.
Res. #306 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: As a matter of policy, the Metropolitan Toronto and
Region Conservation Authority agree that public golf courses to be
developed on Authority lands, both inside the boundaries of Metro-
politan Toronto, or outside the boundaries of Metropolitan Toronto
be undertaken either by or under agreement with the Metropolitan
Toronto Parks Department.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT F -1 - CLAIREVILLE DAM - EXTRA WORK ORDER #4
Res 3Q Moved by: _._. Mrs. J.A. Gardner •
��'� Seconded by: V. Vignale
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RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to issue Extra
Work Order No.4 in the amount of $2,4$6.$$, and that this amount be
paid by the Township of Etobicoke, as outlined in James F. MacLaren
Limited's letter dated 29th August, 1963:
REPORT
4/63 OF THE PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
Carried Unanimously
Mr. Honsberger reviewed report #4/63 of the Personnel Sub - Committee,
which was considered in detail.
Res. #308 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: W.J. Haggart
RESOLVED THAT: Report #4/63 of the Personnel Sub - Committee be re-
ceived and appended as Schedule s :B" of these minutes;
AND FURTHER that the recommendations contained therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously
HUMBER FOREST - LAND ACQUISITION
The Property Administrator presented a communication advising that
agreements were at hand for acquisition of certain properties.
Res. #309 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the following properties:
(a) Frederick H. Rawn -• being composed of the north half of the
east half of Lot 19, Concession V, EHS., Township of Caledon,
County of Peel, containing approximately 50 acres, more or less,
of vacant land.
(b) Kathleen Rawn - being composed of the south half of the east
half of Lot 19 and part of the north half of the east half of
Lot 1$, Concession V, EHS., Township of Caledon, County of
Peel, containing approximately 56 acres, more or less, of vacant
land.
at the price stated in the agreements to purchase dated June 26, 1963,
and July $, 1963, respectively, plus adjustments, disbursements and
legal fees and subject to approval being obtained from the Minister
of Lands & Forests for the acquisition of these properties under
agreement with the Department of Lands & Forests for reforestation
and management.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT F.3.A. - BOLTON DAM PROPERTY
Samuel & Edna M. Roberts Property
112.1d11--9. Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: W.J. Haggart
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of approximately one -half acre, more or less, and certain
improvements contained thereon, from Samuel & Edna M. Roberts, being
Part of Lot 12, Concession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel, at
the price stated in the agreement to purchase dated August 16th, 1963,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and further subject to
a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests.
Carried Unanimously
A. & G.B. Campbell & P. & V. Shock Properties
Res. 11 Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: W.J. Haggart
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the following properties, at the price contained in the
agreements to purchase dated September 3rd, 1963 and September 4, 1963,
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respectively, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and fur.
subject to a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister
Lands and Forests.
(a) Anthony & Gladys B. Campbell - Part of Lot 12, Concession V,
Township of Albion, County of Peel, containing 1.342 acres,
more or less, and certain improvements contained thereon.
(b) Philip & Violet Shock - Part of Lots 15 & 16, Concession V,
Township of Albion, County of Peel, containing 0.793 acres,
more or less, and certain improvements contained thereon.
Carried Unanimousl=
Chappell Property
Res. #312 Moved by:
Seconded by:
C. Sauriol
R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Property Administrator be directed to negotiate
with Mr. H.G. Chappell for the acquisition of Part of Lot 11, Conces
sion V, Township of Albion and that, failing to reach an agreement,
the Staff be authorized and directed to proceed with the acquisition
of the Chappell property in accordance with the terns and provisions
of the Conservation Authorities Act.
Carried Unanimousl'
PROJECT P.2.A. - MILNE DAM
Res. #313 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: W.J. Haggart
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized and directed to attempt to
negotiate and, if unsuccessful, to proceed immediately with the re-
gistration of an expropriation plan covering the remaining properties
required for the Milne Reservoir Project.
Carried Unanimousl:
PROJECT P.1.A. - SNELGROVE DAM
Bertram Pro•ert
Res. #314
Moved by:
Seconded by:
C.R. Purcell
F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of
Expropriation Flan 30614, on the Leonard H. Bertram property, being
part of Lot 16, Concession I, EHS., Township of Chingaucousy, County
of Peel, containing 95.550 acres, more or less, and certain improve-
ments contained thereon, for the sum shown in the agreement, plus
adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and further subject to a
certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the Chairman and Secretary- Treasur=
be authorized to sign the necessary documents to give effect thereto
and that the Authorityes solicitor be directed to pay over the proce=
of the settlement to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously
WINTER WORKS PROGRAM - 1963 -1964
Res. #315 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Authority make application to undertake the folic
ing works at an estimated cost of $104,000. under the Winter Works In
centive Programme 1963 -64:
(a) Conservation Areas Development Estimated
(i) General Cost
Forestry work, including Dutch Elm Disease
sanitation programme $ 16,000.
(ii) Construction
Bruce's Mill
Heart Lake
Boyd
Black Creek
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- bridge & dam; barn removal
and workshop
- building extension and
shore protection
- workshop
- pond, Superintendent's house;
workshop and flour mill
(b) Tree Planting
(c) Water Control Schemes
Construction of channel improvements on
the Massey Creek
$
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Estimated
Cost
17,500.
4,500.
5,000.
2$,000.
13,000.
20,000.
$ 104,000.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT B.1.A. - BLACK CREEK FLOOD CONTROL CHANNELLING
Ferraro Construction Property
Res. #316 Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: W.J. Haggart
RESOLVED THAT: The offer made by Mr. W. Ross Hitch, Solicitor, on
behalf of Pinetree Investments Limited and /or Ferraro Construction
Co.Ltd., to settle compensation for the total sum mentioned in the
offer, provided the Authority amend its expropriation plan to exclude
approximately 1 acres, be accepted. Lands expropriated from Ferraro
Construction Co. Ltd. are Parts 1 -6 inclusive, on Plan R -1111 and the
land to be abandoned in the revised plan is Part 3 and all of Part 6,
with the exception of the north 135 feet which is required by the De-
partment of Highways.
AND FURTHER THAT: The Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to sign the necessary documents to give effect thereto and that the
Authority's solicitor be directed to proceed with the completion of
the transaction and pay over the funds to Ferraro Construction Co.
Ltd., or to whomever is found entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously
S.A. Bjarnason Property
Res. #317
Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of
Expropriation Plan B- $$295, on the Stefan Agust Bjarnason property,
being Part of Lot 39, Plan M -45$, including Parts 2 and 5, Plan R -52,
being designated as Parts 1 to 4 inclusive, Plan R -1050, Township of
North York, County of York, containing 1.702 acres, more or less, of
vacant land, at the price contained in the Agreement to Purchase,
plus all adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and further subject
to a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands
and Forests.
AND FURTHER that the Authority's solicitor be instructed to pay over
the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT P.$.A. - HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS
Res. 31$ Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 0.316 acres, more or less, and certain improvements
contained thereon, from Steve & Rose Krywonis, being Part of Lot 17,
Concession "D9P, FH., Township of Etobicoke, County of York, at the
price stated in the Agreement to Purchase, plus adjustments, disburse-
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ments and legal fees and further subject to a certificate of inspect
being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimousl
PROJECT P.$.A. - HUMBER RIVER
Res. #319 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: Before any further action is taken in connection wit
the settlement of Terminal Placement Services & Martin Properties, t
solicitor be requested for an opinion as to the basis on which the
settlement should be made.
Carried Unanimousl
PROJECT P.$.A. - HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN EASEMENT
Res. #320 Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: W.J. Haggart
RESOLVED THAT: The Authority grant to the Township of North York,fo
a nominal consideration of $1.00, an easement for the extension of
the Black Creek sanitary trunk sewer as it affects Authority owned
lands, being part of Lots 21, 22 and 23, Concession IV, W.Y.S., Town
ship of North York, subject to the following conditions:
(1) That the lands disturbed during the sewer installation
be restored in grade and vegetive cover to a condition
similar to that of the undisturbed valley land immed-
iately north of the northern limit of the easement.
(2) That where the alignment of the stream bed has been
altered, bank protection works be installed to prevent
erosion.
(3) That where breathers and manholes are to be installed,
grades around such installations to be not more than a
3:1 slope.
(4) That the Township of North York be requested to make
provision for the extension of the trunk sewer north
to provide a connection for Pioneer Village.
AND FURTHER, that the Chairman and Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to sign the necessary documents to give effect thereto.
Carried Unanimousl
COLD CREEK ACCESS ROAD - KING TOWNSHIP
A communication from the Township of King, requesting consideration
of the Authority to assist the Township in improving Concession XI
road allowance in the Township of King, was considered in some detai
Res. #321 Moved by: Mr. C. Sauriol
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Authority advise the Township of King that it is
not prepared to make any contribution toward the improvement of the
llth concession road in the Township of King.
Carried Unanimousl
PROJECT P.10.A. - HIGHLAND CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LANDS
Margaret Sherbowich Property
Res. #322 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: Mr. C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete th=
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of
Expropriation Plan 6438, on the Margaret Sherbowich Property, being
part of Block 'JQ and part of Lots 499 -504 inclusive, Registered Pla=
2546, Township of Scarborough, County of York, containing 0.591 acre=
more or less, of vacant land, at the price contained in the Agreement
dated September 10, 1963, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal
fees and further subject to a certificate of inspection being issued
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by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the Chairman and Secretary - Treasurer
be authorized to sign the necessary documents to give effect thereto
and that the Authority9s solicitor be directed to pay over the proceeds
of the settlement to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
OFFICIAL OPENING - CONSERVATION SCHOOL
Res. #323 Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Albion Hills Conservation School be officially
opened on October 23, 1963,
AND FURTHER THAT an Executive Meeting be held at the School at 10.30
a.m. on that day.
Carried Unanimously;
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 2.30 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
September -13 -1963
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"SCHEDULE A"
#3 Travel Advances.
D.A.Thornton - travel
All - Members Allowanc
K.C.Dalgish - per diem
J.D.Coats - per diem
C.Sauriol - per diem
A.M.Dampbell per diem
Dr.J.W.Scott per diem
F.A.Yrade - per diem
J.E.Harper - per diem
M.J.Breen - per diem
Mrs.B.Nealson per diem
M.Robinson per diem
F.M.Redelmeier per die
H.Pind - per diem
Mrs.F.Gell - per diem
N.A.Boylen - per diem
Mrs.A.Walker per diem
H.M.Guggs per diem
V.Vignale - per diem
K.G.Waters - per diem
B.H.Bull - per diem
J.A.Bryson - per diem
J.A.Carroll - per diem
C.E.Conroy - per diem
G. Cooke - per diem
W.C.Davidson per diem
'.Dennison - per diem
Mrs.D.Hague - per diem
R.Henderson - per diem
R.E.Jones - per diem
Mrs.G.Klinck per diem
C.F.Kline - per diem
A.MacDonald - per diem
J.McKechnie - per diem
C.R.Purcell - per diem
R.Jennings - per diem
L.VanTicklen per diem
A.Jackson - per diem
C.W.Laycock - per diem
Dr.VanNostrandper diem
T.Davidson - per diem
G.Lehman - per diem
Dr.C.Noble - per diem
T.E.Barber - Expenses
W.J.Haggart - per diem
P.F.Sheehan - per diem
W.H.Westney - per diem
J.S.Scott - per diem
J.W.Bradstock per diem
C.Clifford - per diem
M.W.Lister - per diem
E. Lemon - per diem
A.E.Reeve - per diem
R.White - per diem
C.R.Wardlan - per diem
R.L.Nesbitt - per diem
T.Mcllwraith per diem
Dr.W.Tovell - per diem
N.C.Goodhead per diem
J.D.Thomas - per diem
A.H,Cowling - per diem
A.A.MacKenzie per diem
J.L.Mould - per diem
H.S.Honsbergerper diem
J.M.Duncan - per diem
J.k.McGinnis per diem
J.A.Gardner - per diem
T'T.M.Smith - per diem
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All - Members Allowances, Milage, & Expenses. Cont'd.
C.C. Gore - per diem & milage Jan 1/63 to June 30/63
F.Fog - per diem & milage Jan 1/63 to June 30/63
G,Gardhouse per diem & milage Jan 1/63 to June 30/63
Al2 - Staff Milage & Expenses.
K. W. Strasser - travel
F. L. Lunn - travel
T. E. Barber - travel
T. E. Barber - travel
V. B. Lougheed - travel
C. B. Thompson - travel
F. A. Billings - travel
B. Halstead - travel
A. Colucci - travel
E. F. Sutter - travel
expenses for
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expenses for
June 1963
June 1963
June 1963
May 1963
July 1963
July 1963
July 1963
July 1963
July 1963
July 1963
A13 - Chairman's Expenses.
Dr. G. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses for June 1963
A21 - Office Equipment.
J.MacD Thompson Ltd - customs & brokerage re mill for lab.
A22 - Tools & Equipment.
Cdn. Tire Corp. - socket.set
Ladderland - alum step ladder
Auto. Pumping Equipment - cutting wheels
Bell Electricord - dust respirator & filter pad
A24 - Machinery.
Lorne McCoy - terrace blades
Lorne I•IcCoy - flexible chain harrow
Lorne McCoy - Massey Ferguson Turf Special Tractor
#31 - Uniforms & Equipment.
Trophy Toy & Gift Sales - pith helmets
A32 - Postage.
T. E. Barber - postage for mailing fireside night announcements
• Receiver General of Canada - postage stamps
T. E. Barber - postage for mailing fireside night announcemerts
T. E. Barber - postage for mailing fireside night announcements
B -243
5$,90
35 ;00
80,60
70.00
102.$5
47.50
75.$5
3.75
50.00
32.80
24:40
$$.70
50.00
167.10
53.57
36.00
17.64
6.34
10 :07
179.05
130,00
2,601;31
24,72
23.23
50.00
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23;06
A33 - Stationery & Office Supplies.
Domtar Packaging Ltd - 1 roll kraft paper - lcase gum tape 1$ :54
Gestetner Ltd - gestetner paper 113,16
Charters Publishing Co. - 10,255 work reports 123:02
Dictating Supply Centre - photocopy paper, activator & stabilizer 120,46
Dictating Supply Centre - service charge 6.50
Gestetner Ltd - electronic stencil 3.43
Grand & Toy Ltd office supplies 8.24
Frank Bryan - typewriter repair 5:00
Underwood Ltd - quarterly inspection on 1$ typewriters 90 :$2
Curry's Art Store - pencil & ink . 7, 31
Norman Wade Co. - 1 roll transex paper 25.04
Gestetner Ltd - stencils 6.$6
Keuffel & Esser of Canada - office supplies 24;62
Gestetner Ltd - paper 60,63
H.G.Barlow Co. - office supplies 53.71
H.G.Barlow Co. - office supplies 3.79
H.G.Barlow Do. - office supplies 63.19
B -244 Page 3
A33 - Stationery & Office Supplies Cont'd.
General Binding Coor. - paper 105.0'
Underwood Limited - Tru- yearly inspection on 6 calculators 191.3
Keuffel & Esser of Canada - plates & pens 19,3
S. Scott - note books , 1.0(
Underwood Ltd - 2 Doz. typewriter ribbons 27.2
Charters Publishing - (1,070) invoice forms 47.2
Charters Publishing - (1,075) lbels 11.7
Grand & Toy Ltd. - multi rite cheques(5,000) 130.9
Gestetner Ltd - white papaer 121.2
Gestetner Ltd - electronic stencil 3.4
Keuffel & Esser - plan & profile paper 11.6
H.G.Barlow Co. 0 Office Supplies 6$.1
Grand & Toy Ltd - office supplies 4.1
General Binding Ltd - 301W Blue Covers .
Underwood Ltd - clean & repair typewriter at Mill Pond $.5
Keuffel & Esser - albanene paper 27.k
H.G. Barlow - office supplies 42.5
A35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs.
B. A. Oil Co..- portion credit card purchases for June 297.4
Unionville Motors Ltd - tire repair on dump truck 4.:
Louis Muise Service Station - lub, filter, oil, gas etc vch 4 10.
Aeroway Motor Co. - oil re v/w bus 1.(
The Paddock - repair truck tire 1.2
City Tire Sales - 1 tire 22.8
Unionville Motors Ltd - wheel repair lic no.•B61$4 8.0
Hawman Motors - repair to vch no. 2 17.8
Hawman Motors - repair to vch no. 4 z6.'
Hawman Motors - repair to vch no. 3 25.1
Hawman Motors - repair to vch no. 2 19.(
Hawman Motors - repairs to vhc no. 19 17.(
Hawman Motors - repairs to vch no. 5
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Hawman Motors - repairs to vch no. X1 172.t!
City Tire Sales - tire repair 3.k
Imperial Oil Ltd - portion credit card purchase for June 76.1
Cruikshank Motors - repairs to vch #24 16.E
The Paddock - repair to truck tire 4.1
Kerrs Garage - repairs & service to vch # 18 41•
Humber Automotive - 1,mirror vch # 12 .,
J,A.McCleave & Sons - repairs to vch # 20 $2.1
A36 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs.
Humber Automotive Ltd - tractor parts 3.
J,, Burrows Garage - 1 case motor oil 10.:
The paddock - repair spray 4.:
Wn. J. Hux G repair chain saw 77. `-
Wm. J. Hux - bolts .
Vallance Brown & Co. - 1 tacker repaired 6.=
Sholdice Service - gearings 18.;
Metro Auto Wreckers - rear end & rims 15./
Wajax Equipment Ltd. - repair parts 6.
Wajax Equipment Ltd. - spark plugs 12,
The Paddock - tractor repair
The Paddock - repair tractor tire 3.(
Central Outboard & Marine - repair chain saw 15.,
J. Oliver - repair to tractor wheels & plow 1$.(
J. Oliver - repair to plow & grinding shears 5.
H. A. Faulks - repairs to raw 2$•=
Cooper & Horton - repair to saw 26.
Murphy's Esso - repair tractor tire 1.
Murphy's Esso - repair tractor starter 16.'
Crothers - elements & gaskets 13.
Wajax Equipment Ltd - repair to pump 113.=
Rumble Equipment - tractor parts 5.
RUmble Equipment - sharpen knoves 1.
Rumble Equipment - tractor parts •
Rumble Equipment - shears & shear nuts & bolts 7.'
Page 4
A36 Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs Cont'd.
Black & Decker - armature bearings % brushes
Crawfrod Supplies - valve & fittings for water tank
Bernd'ts - repair to chain saw
$ernd'ts - repair to chain saw
A41 - Telephone.
Bell Phone - 843 -1200 June
Bell Phone - 594 -0227 June
Bell Phone - 594 -0280 June
• Bell Phone - 843 -2494 June
• Bell Phone - 857 -1646 June
Bell Phone - 857 -1776 June
Bell Phone - 584-2922 June
Bell Phone.- Mobile Service for June
Bell Phone - 942 -2070 June
• Bell Phone -- 584 -2467 June
Bell Phone - 636 -6058 June
Bell Phone -- 649 -2009 June
Bell Phone - 633 -9901 June
Bell Phone - 285 -5425 June
Bell Phone - 288 -0671 June
A42 - Light, Heat & Water.
Ontario Hydro - hydro re main office for June
Hydro Electric of North York - re 17 Mills St.
A44 - Office Cleaning & Maintenance.
. Northern Industrial Laundries - Lab Coats for Office
.. Woodbridge Hardware - keys cut
D. W. Loker - repairs to vac. cleaner
Vallance, Brown & Co. - 50 Lb. white wipers
• A 1 - Taxes - Non Revenue Producing Properties.
• Village of Marktlam - 1963 taxes
• Village of Markham - 1963 taxes
• Tyvp. of Toronto - 1963 taxes re
509
Twp. of Caledon -- 1963 Taxes re
Twp. of Caledon - 1963 Taxes re
Twp. of Caledon - 1963 Taxes re
• Village of Markham - 1963 taxes
B-24.5
32.91
7.67
45.55
27:56
6.50
39.59
49.53
24.10
20.88
7.56
46.57
135.29
29.50
10.30
10.71
40.42
46.58
665:15
37.12
82.76
21.38
12.33
1.39
1.50
21.32
re Pettit Property Roll 10480 17.82
re Leat Property Roll 14450 206.72
D.P.Livingstone Prop.Roll 501070 -
150.'75
H.E.Church property Roll 423 7 ;.36
T.R.Church property Roll 425 67.30
Woods property Roll 430 57.88
re Stanton property Roll 13310 236.41
A52 - Legal & Audit Fees.
Appeals re Pickering Assessment & Assessment of M.E.Davis Property 350.00
A53 - General Expensds.
Globe & Electronic]; Supplies - repairs re P.A. System 13.00
Globe & Electronics Supplies - repairs re P.A. System 17.80
Albert Britnell Book Shop - reference book 22.5)
A54 - Insurance.
Reed, Shaw oc McNaught - renew policy 7197762 Liverpool 2,635.00
• Reed, Shaw & McNaught - all risks insurance second inst. 1,622.31
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - all risks insurance amt. increased 36.90
A74 - Farm Pond Research.
V:B. Lougheed - alchol for lab use 3.25
A 75 - Farm Pond Subsidies.
Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for June 1963 60.10
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A$2 - Fish Rearing.
J. M. Schneider - Fish Food
J. M. Schneider - Fish Food
Don Watt -. Fish Food
J. M. Schneider - Fish Food
J. M. Schneider - Fish Food
Don Watt - Fish Food
Page 5
A91 - areas Equipment (picnic tables, fireplaces, toilets etc.)
Barb's Sign Service - signs re ref. booths
Card Building Supplies - plywood
Card Building Supplies - plywood
A103 - Operation Flood Warning System.
Twp. of East York Hydro - hydro re Pottery Road for June
Twp. of North York Hydro - re 56 Donans Ave.
R.S. McGann - reading of gauge at Wilcox Lake
Dominion Helecopters - helicopter service July 1963
All1 - Advertising.
The Telegram - ad re housecleaner & bookkeeper
The Orangeville Banner - ad re Quotation W.0. -63-35
Toronto Star - re ad for housecleaner & bookkeeper
The Woodbridge News - re ad for July 1$ Display Bus Service
A113 - Publications & General Printing.
3.5
3$.$
51.5
3.5
37.9
27.$
12.2
13.8
36.8
1.8
3.0
60 .0
150.0
15.4
9.9
17.0
11.2
Charters Publishing - artwork & engraving re Biemial report 1,354.$
Morgan Davis Pringing - re folding 1,$00 dodgers re Fireside Nite 5.7
A114 - Tours & Special Days.
Rockhaven Motel
Mr. H. L. Fair "Junior account" - re hand judging competition
Ontario County July 1$,1963
C.N.I.B. - re box lunches on July 23, 1963
A117 - Exhibits.
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber re .displays
George Shewan - 2 painting fors Nature Program
Woodbridge Hardware - screws
Woodbridge Hardware - mastik tape
Harrison Brothers - alphoplex lettering
Aikenhead Hardware - nails, brushes, cement & g1
Alla - Motion Picture Program.
Toronto Camera Sales L.
Toronto Camera Sales -
A119 - Press Clipping
Cdn. Press Clipping Se
1 16mm reel
4 16mm reels
Service.
rvice - services for July
• C2C - Heart Lake Const. o Development.
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit
Valiance, Brown & Co. - bolts
Valiance, Brown & Co. - bolts
Valiance, Brown & Co. - brass
Valiance, Brown & Co. - nylon
Para Paints - paint
Card Bldg. Supplies - wood for
Card Bldg. Supplies - plywood
Stains Hardware - bolts, hasps
Blains Hardware - pad bolts
card purchases for June
& washers
& washers
screws
line & needle
life rafts
133.1
275.6
42.5
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139.0
.5
1.6
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4.3
3.6
6.0
26.1
56.4(
51.0
38.7
13.4
4.4
16.3
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39.5
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C2C - Heart Lake Const & Development Cont'd.
Scythes & Co. Ltd. - add express charges re Inv 63973
Automatic Pumping Equipment - time delay relay clock
Automatic Pumping Equipment - pipe & fittings
Automatic Pumping Equipment - pressure gauges & fittings
Automatic Pumping Equipment - plate glass tubing & fittings
Automatic Pumping Equipment - copper valves & fittings
Ontario Hydro - portion of hydro for workshop a office
E.H. Halstead - hardware •
. Cameraon Windows - brackets for towers
•'WJoodbridge Hardware - hardware
.Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for June1963
• Zenith Electric - fuses, wire
Zenith Electric - breakers
C6C - Albion Hills - Const. & Dev.
Central Supply Co. - tile
McCauley Building Supplies - cement blocks
Card Building Supplies - cement do concrete paint
Card Building Supplies - plywood
Card Building Supplies - cement, doors a fibreglass
Card Building Supplies - sheeting
Card Building Supplies - lumber & casing
Card Building Supplies - plywood hinges
Card Building Supplies - plywood, gyprock
Card Building Supplies - insul board, nails
Card Building Supplies - plywood sheeting
Cooper & Horton - blades & wheels
. Chrysler, Davis & Jorgenson - supervision of gabion installation
. Automatic Pumping Equipment - vales & fittings
Automatic Pumping Equipment - pipe fittings
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware
. Para Paints Ltd - paints a turps.
Para Paints Ltd. - paints & shellac
M. Smilsky Ltd. - sod to workshop
Imperial Oil Ltd - portion credit card purchases for June
Graham Products - excelite panels
Woodbridge Farmei s - deisel fuel
Para Paints - varnish, tape, steel wool
Wm. H. Dick - deisel fuel
Wm. H. Dick - deisel fuel
Wm. H. Dick - deisel fuel
Robertson Electric - screw drivers & plates
Robertson Electric - electrical parts
Robertson Electric - electrical parts
Robertson Electric - electrical parts
Robertson Electric - electrical parts
Para Paints - paint
H. R. Keena - faucets
Dominion Poly Distributors - polyethelene film
Egan Brothers - roller & barbed wire
H,M. Davis & Son - charges re excavating & grading
Matson's Haulage - gravel & crushed gravel
C7C - Cold Creek Const & Dev.
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for June
Bolton Fuels - calcium
Card Bldg. Supplies - lime & lumber
McCauley Building Supplies - Cement
Ontario Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office
• Armstrong Brothers - sani
Woodbridge Hardware - line marker
Imperial Oil Limited - portion credit crad purchases for June
Connor Tspt. - top soil
C8C Boyd Const. & Development.
B. A. Oil Company - portion credit card purchases for June
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1.75
85.10
64.05
10.84
9.15
63.09
19.09
1.08
42.20
7.67
23. 79
19.44
15.30
354.71
28.68
14. 27
77. 29
70.56
46.43
59.25
114.35
364.03
973
141.20
13.08
117.00
46.16
9.87
4.16
46.94
28.18
468.03
52.44
124. 8)
48.72
13.48
$.00
9.00
130.13
10.14
74.97
8.21
11.91
93.61
26. 09
10.44
44.37
1.70
6,024.50
1,117.74
51.20
11.59
19.80
1.24
18.45
71.60
40.32
24. 27
30.00
77.21
B -24$ Page 7
C8C - Boyd Construction & Development Cont'd.
,S. Bontje - travel expenses for May & June
Moodbridge Farmers - grass seed
Glen Dooks - travel expenses (use of pick -up) for June
Card Bldg. Supplies - cedar
Woodbridge Hardware - screwdrivers & snath.
Woodbridge Farmers - salt
.Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas
Dorval Copithorn - moving Loader from Albion
Connor Tspt. - granular fill
Monarch Sand & Gravel - sand
Monarch Sand & Gravel - concrete sand
C$G - Boyd General.
B. A. Oil Company - portion credit card purchases for June
Peter Pouw - travel expenses for June
E. Patterson - bales of straw
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware
Imperial Oil Company - portion credit card purcIases for June
Woodbridge Hardware - re purchase tank sprayer
013C - Glen Haff Const & Develo ment.
Card Bldg. Supplies - cement
McCauley Bldg. Supplies - cement
Dominion Steel Co. - stell fence & poster
Sand Forwarders - sand & gravel
Don Brownlee - to install hydro lines
Mason's Septic Tank - diggin trenches for culvert
D. A. Hogg & Sons - cement blocks
D. A. Hogg & Sons - seal bond
D. A. Hogg & Sons - cement blocks
Ajax Lumber Co. - plywood
Automatic Pumping Equipment - pipe fittings
Pigott Motors - car rental
Ontario Hydro - portion of hydro re workshop & office
Robertson Electric - electrical parts
Robertson Electric - electrical parts
Robertson Electric - electrical parts
Wm. H. Dick - portion of charge re # 2 gas
H.M. Davis & Son - charges re excavating & grading
Don Brownlee - charges re pri ary hydro line
Robertson Electric - conduit bands
Robertson Electric - covers
C14C - Greenwood Construction & Development.
17.
11.
44.
5.&
6.1,
6$. 8
25. C
13.4
5$.
196. $
3$.9
27.2
54.3
6. 4
6.3
$.0
6.1.
24.9
175.1
12.4
795.a
32.a
6).o-
4. .5`_
1$.77
13.1
29.9:
12.5/
22.6'
13.3
4$. $;
3 .7'i
122. 5
. 6,193.5
100.0
3.3:
.3(
B. A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Jure
Barclay Transport - sand 25..79
Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for June 24.5 3
B. A. Oil Co. - portion charges for #2 gas for June 10$.3C
Crawford Supplies - plastic pipe and changes 12.17_
Crawford Supplies - coupling & adapters .55
017C - Humber Trails Const & Development.
Wm. Robinson - travel expenses for June1963 20.20
Dorval Copithorn - hauling gravel 34.00
Dorval Copithorn - charges for loader & trucks 352.75
Dorval Copithorn - charges for laoder & trucks 1,972.25
Jane E. Jacobs - re purchase of crushed run gravel 243.00
C19C - Claremont Construction & Development.
B. A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Jure
D.L. Mairs & Sons - wire & rope
D. L.Mairs & Sons - files
FCilborn Engineering - progress billing, fees & expenses re access
raod & bridge
51.39
7.07
2. 94
775.00
C19C - Claremont Construction
H. M. Oberling Contr - const
H. M. Davis & Sons - charges
C28C -. Black Creek Constructi
Page 8
& Development Cont' d.
of acess road & bridge
re ditching & grading
on & Development.
B -249
11,690.29
380.00
B. A. Oil Company - portion credit card purchases for June 45.43
Twp. of North York Hydro - portion of hydro re workshop & office 76.48
Monarch Sand & Gravel - sand 25.50
Crysler, Davis & Jorgenson - consultation, examination & assy.of
data 746.50
Imperial Uil Co. - portion credit card purchases for June 48.10
Woodbridge Farmers - portion of charge re No. 2gas 133.10
C37A - Boyd Extension #4 Land Purchases.
Wildman & Rhodes - search & survey re Thompson Groc. property 3,294.30
C42C - CA 28 Bruces Mill - Const & Dev.
Rumble Equipment - tent for deisle tractor & double disc 150.0
Crysler, Davis & Jorgenson - survey, report & disb. 1,776.25
Ken's Waste Oil - re 1050 gals of oil sprayed 126.32
C51C - Woodbridge C/A Const & Dev.
A. Marritt - use of trucks & loaders 98.00
C52A - C/A 21 Heart Lake Extension Land (Hunter).
Chambers & Meredith - valuation re ,grov property 892.69
R18A - WC 5 Highland Creek Land.
Munic. of Metro Toronto - re demolition of Hellwell property add
to Inv. #159 1.83
Fee 105.00 Disb. 142.50 re exprop. & purchase of Gan te: prop. 247.50
W23A - WC 19 - Black Creek Dam - Land.
Chambers & Meredith - valuation maps etc re Oxboro Invest. prop 1,297.09
W44C - WC34 Channell Improvments L.Highland Creek, L.Humber, L. Etobcioke
Creek - Construction & Development.
Munic. of Metro Toronto - stabilize last bank Etobiocoke Creek
Runic. of Metro Toronto - stabilize last bank Etobicoke Creek
W45C - WC 35 Extension to Flood Warning System.
Valiance, Brown & Dompany - gradlock, hasps 6c bolts
W47B - Final Eng.Study Duffin Creek - Village of Stouffville.
Kilborn Engineering - progress billing re Duffin Creek
W49B - Communications System Study.
James F. McLaren Ltd - 1st acct re Eng. Service to June 3D/63
F1A - Clairville Resevoir - Property.
Standard House Wrecking - grading of Tennenbaum property
E1B1 - Clairville Resevoir - Eng. Contracts.
• James F. McLaren - 18th acct. re eng. services to June 30/63
F1C1 - Clairville Resevoir - Const. Contracts.
K.J.Beamish - cert #2 const of Indian Line Rd. Diversion
631.80
70.20
2.91
1,900.00
990.55
250.00
3,583.77
54, 604.31
B -250 Page 9
F1C2 - Clairville Resevoir - Const. Other.
Btobicoke Hydro Electric- cost re install of poles on Indian Line Rd 70
• 'F 3A Bolton Resevoir Property.
Chambers & Meredith - valuation re Standofrd- Hellwinkle Property
F.Schaeffer & Assoc. - survey .re Krcapp property
Balance purchase price re Gallaugher property
iI,E.Whitewood - reimbursement re option re Gallaugher property
LE,Whitewood - reimbursement re option re Erwin property
W E.Whit•ewood - reimbursement re option re Grant property
W°.E.Wh.itewood - reimbursement re option Hubbard property
W.E.Whitewood - reimbursement re option Ward property
'Fee 50. GO Dibt. 29.71 re purchases Dorothy Croates prperty
'Chambers & Meredith - valuation re Elgin H. W. Card property
F.Schaeffer & Assoc - survey re Russell E. Legard property
F.Schaeffer & Assoc. - survey re Wm. & Daphne Adams property
.iT.Schaeffer & Assoc - survey re S. D. Stewart property
'r Schaeffer & Assoc - survey re E & H. Detweiller property
F-:.e $50.00 Disb. $66.26 re purchase of P & D. Newlaml property
' . Sc. ^ae fe r & Assoc - survey re E & C . H. Fuller property
yea x`6;;.00 Disb. $383.44 re purc'hc.3 Malin property
i =.•. -- ^;.'er East Branch Resevoir
property.
F;: ? $50.00 Disb. $22.00 re purchase Renwick property
F.711 °- Finch Resevoir - Property.
Strung Real Estate - apprai ^al re Summer property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan .& desc._ re U of T. property
• Wildman & Rhodes -• survey, plan & desc. re U of T. property
F OA -• W:i.1].owdale Resevoir •- Propert a
: .c;mand &. Rhodes - syrvey, plans & desc
.Balance purchase price re J. W. McLaren
Whitewood - reimbursement re purcha
'Wildman & 'Rhodes - survey, plans & desc.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc.
W_Y1dman & Rhodes - survey, plans &.:.desc..
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survy
Wildman .& 'Rhodes - survey,
•VY]_3.dman &. Rhodes - survey,
Wildman .& Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
' Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman .& Rhodes - survey,
'Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman &.-Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
• 615
6.46
7,790
10
10
10
10
10
79
$86
349
309
• .7$4
662
150
• 103
72
1,756.
1,433-
=
70s.
. re Twp cf N.York prop. ' 5p 7.
property 44,980.
se J. W. McLaren prop. 20.
re Elliot property 253.
re Phillips property 268.
re. Cosbum• property '314.
plans & desc. re Reburn property '295.
plans & desc. re Pigott property 299.
plans & desc. re Lorimer pzcperty 2$9
plans & •desc. re 1 °1cAlpirE property 273.
plans.:& desc. re Campbell property 2711.
plans & desc. re Rallis property 282
plans & desc. re W. Little property 29D.
plans & desc. re Jennings property 259.
plans & desc. re Hinton . pro perty 2$4.
plans & desc. re Boyd property 2E0 .
plans & desc. re Mitchell property 247..
plans & desc. re Robertson property 334 .-
plans & desc. re Darby property 264.
plans & desc. re Gilliland property 266.
plans & desc. re Kerr property 257.
plans & desc. re Corbett property 286,;
plans & desc. re Smith ko property 270.)
FI1A - Woodbridge Channelization Property.
._Death, McLean & McMurchy,- prints
Fee $50.00 Disb. $18.50 re purchase McQuay
BIA - Black Creek Phase #1 Property.
Standard House Wrecking
'. Standard House Wrecking -
Fee 0100.00 Disb, $151.65
Fee $ 50,00 Disb. 41,$0
•
property
73.
68._
demolition- ofSitulski, property 3$5.(
demolition & gradingre B jgrnson property 250.0
re exprop. of Crang property 251.E
re purchase of Graham property 991
Page 10
BlA - Black Creek Phase #1 - Property.Cont'd.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Mercer property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey; plans & desc. re Corp. Twp.York prop.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans`& desc. re Hume property
Chamb €ids & Meredith - valuation re Ferraro property 1
Fee 4115.00 Disb. $226.26 re purchase John Situlski property
Wildman & Rhodes - amend survey re Munic. of Metro Toronto property
Strung Real Estate - meeting & cunsulbation re Ferraro Const prop
Fee $50.00 Disb. $39.75 re Halliday property purchase
B2C1 - Black Creek Phase #2 - Const. Contracts.
Bedford Const Co. Ltd
B30B1 - En ineerin -
Jame s E. McLaren Ltd
James F. McLaren Ltd
P2A - Milne
Village
Village
Village
page
Village
Village
Village
Village
Village
Village
Village
Village
Village
:Tillage
Village
Roebuck
- Cert 7610 re Const.(J.F.McLaren)
Black Creek Channel.
- 19th acct. re engineering services
0 20th acct. re engineering services
Resevoir Property.
of I"larkham -
of Markham -
of Markham -
of Markham -
of Markham -
of Markham -
of Markham -
of Markham -
of Markham -
of Markham -
of Markham -
of I'Iarkham -
of Markham -
of Markham -
of Markham -
& Walkinshaw
1963 taxes re Northgate Dev. prop Roll 13930
1963 taxes re Northgate Dev. prop Ro11,13920
1963 taxes re Northgate Dev. prop Roll 13910
1963 taxes re Northgate Dev. prop Roll 13900
1963 taxes re Northgete Dev.,prop Roll 14050
3963 taxes re Northgate Dev. prop Roll 14070
1963 taxes re Northgate Dev. prop Roll 14060
1963 taxes re Northgate Dev. prop Roll 13890
1963 taxes re Northgare Dev. prop Roll 13880
1963 taxes re Northgate Dev. prop Roll 13870
1963 t ,,.xes re Northgate Dev. prop Roll 13860
1963 taxes re Northgate Dev. prop Roll 13850
1963 taxes re Northgate Dev. prop Roll 13840
1963 taxes re Northgate Dev. prop Roll 13830
1963 taxes re Northgate Dev. prop Roll 13820
- Fee$70.00 Disb.$1,577.38 re purchase of
B -251
250.10
249.70
934.90
;012.56
341.26
86.70
100.00
89.75
59,649.83
8,305.31
4,879.57
51.38
49.00
51.38
44.55
33.26
39.50
32,08
40.99
35.94
38.31
40.10
37.42
35.34
32.37
32.37
Doherty property 1,64 7.38
P6A - Etobicoke Flood Plain Land Pro ertLL
Wildman & Rhodes - amend boundary line re McLennan property 131.80
P8A - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property.
Death, McLean & '4cMurchy - survey re lot 6 Range 3 Kingsmill reserve 34.00
Death, McLean & McMurchy - expropriation booklets of E. & M. Norgrove25.00
C.M.Bunston - re 127 Edenbridge Drive. 125.00
Fee $300.00 Disb. 0119.40 re purchase of Glenshaw,Ackroyd Invest 419.40
C.M.Bunston - valuation re Il:eten property 128 EdenbridgL Dr. 125.00
Chambers & Meredith - report re Marten property 12 5.00
Jalance of purchase price re Milton & Wagner Const. property 10,142.00
Balance of purchase price re Rivalda Hts. Dev. property 31,870.00
Chambers & Meredith - valuation reg. re Highland Drove Dev.prop, 814.54
Fee 47 ').00 Disb. 0136.50 re exprop. from L. Worthy property 336.50
Fee 0500.00 Disb. 4140.25 re exprop. from Wheeler property 640.25
Fee 4150.00 Disb. .142.20 re exprop. from McVicar property 292.20
Fee 300.00 Disb. 134.25 re exprop. from Caradonna property 434.25
Fee -350.00 Disb. 139.15 re exprop. from Smith property 489.15
Fee 100.00 Disb. 141.65 re exprop. from Wright property 241.65
Fee 250.00 Disb. 384.40 re exprop. from Vecchio property 384.40
Fee 250.00 Disb. 4150.75 re exprop. from Silzer property 400.75
Fee 0300.00 Disb. 9153.40 re exprop. from Favorite Const. property 453.40
Fee 4100.00 Disb. T13132.15 re exprop. from Dom.Stores Ltd. propety 232.15
C.M.Buriston Ltd - re inspection of 125 & 127 Edenbridge Dr. 50.00
293.83
67.30
242.73
193.53
95.75
Fee
Fee
Fee
Fee
rye § 60.00 Disb. 4 35.75 re purchase of Barie property
110.00 Disb. 4183.83 re purchase of Senior property
50.00 Disb. 17.30 re purchase of Panacci property
85.00 Disb. 0157.73 re purchase of Walker property
70.00 Disb. 4123.53 re purchase of Collins property
B -252 Page 11
P$A - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property. Cont'd�,
Fee 50.00 Disb. `'116.45
Fee 50.00 Disb. 5$.60
Fee 90.00 Disb. 154.05
Fee 205.00 Disb. 62$.50
Fee 11)260.00 Disb 2,796.72
Milton & Wagner Constructi
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,
Fee 50.00 Disb. 1$.50
Bee 50.00 Disb. $ 20.50
re purchase of C. & L. Leavens property
re aquiss: of H. & G. Sykes property
re purchase of C. & L. Brown property
re purchase of J. & L. Rennie property
re purchase of Milgay Development &
on property
Plane oc disc. re H.E.P.C. of Ont prop
plans & desc. re Russell property
plans & desc. re Mayall property
plans & desc. re Rieser property
plans & desc. re rlcDonald property
plans & desc. re Booth property
plans & desc. re Northview Hts property
re purchase Kellam property
re purchase Rice property
P9A - Don Flood Plains Land - Property.
Purchase price for Good Luck Construction Co. property.
F.Schaeffer & Assoc. - draughting re 'Filson property
P1OA - Hi hland Creek Flood Plain Land Property.
Wildman & Rhodes - suvey, plans & desc. re Trepil Realty property 107
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plans & desc. re Milligan & Clarke property161
P11A - Rouge Flood Plain Lands - Property.
166.
108.
244.
833.
3,056:
929=
431-
268-
319
239
201
791
,70
9,02$.
Fee $530.00 Desc. 4639.7$ re purchase Pelensky property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Jenkinson property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Squires property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Fitzgerald property
Evans property
y, d Dittmann property
Cowan property
y & Cowan property
- 1 d Cowan Estate property
y & d Cowan Estate Property
..utt property
Wildman & Rhodes -
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
ildman & Rhodes-
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans desc. re
survey, pans & desc. re
survey, plans desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
survey, plans & desc. re
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re
Wildman & Rhodes - ,survey, plans & desc. re
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re
Wildman & Rhodes - suvey, plans & desc. re
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Clayton property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Tnuelove property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Fuller property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Veterans Land Act
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Swan property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans m desc. re McGavin property
Wildman & Rhodes - prep. of property maps re Sheet . 4
Wildman & Rhodes - prep. of property maps re Sheet i? 6
Wildman & Rhodes - prep. of property maps re Sheet it 7
Wildman & rthodes - prep. of property maps re Shett 5
Wildman & hhodes - prep. of property maps re Sheet - 2
Wildman & Rhodes - prep. of property maps re Sheet y 1
Purchase price re Hamilton property
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
7lildman
Wildman
& Rhodes -
& Rhodew -
& Rhodes -
& Rhodes -
& Rhodes -
& Rhodes -
& Rhodes -
& Rhodes -
& Rhodes -
& Rhodes -
Kaschete property
Martino property
Liepius property
MacKiracher property
1,169
225
239
227
237
231
214
468
454
484
256
213
75
193
18
Twp.of Pickering property 9C
Taylor property 71
Dycet property 7;
Hangen property $(
Austhorpe property 201
Walsh property 81
Rouge Hills Ltd property 151
Swan property 211
Smyth property 7(
Bruce property 21(
Skopit property 21:
Perry property 22
Keirstead property 7(
19=
19t
4e
prop. 24t
13
1,30_-
1,07'
56
1,46_
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2,38'
1,54=
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Page 12
P11A - Rouge Flood Plain Land - Property Cont'd.
Fee X340.00 Disb. w376.92 re purchase Est of McIntosh property 716.92
• Fee ;190.00 Disc. $248.82 re purchase Sergautis property 438.82
P12h - Duffin Flood Plain Land - Property...
Balance purchase price re Roche property 6,500.00
Dept. of Highways on Ontario - purchase Dept. of Highways property 100.00
Purchase price re Hugh James Squires property 80,000.00
Graydon T. Horton Assoc. - survey, plans & desc re 24 properties 4,316.41
•
R6 - Reforestation Scheme.
B -253
Fee 00.00 Desc. 051.05 re purchase H. Church property 101.05
G2C - Pioneer Village Const. & Dev.
Burton Dunn - Travel expenses for July 1 - 6 43.10
J.W. Hamilton - float rental re old mill site Ameliasburg 180.00
J.W. Hamilton - shovel for demolition of mill at hmeliasburg 96.00
J.W. Hamilton - float to transport machinery & materials from
xrneliasburg 288.00
J.W. Hamilton - to clean up and level at Ameliasburg 135.00
Lightfoot Construction - float moving crane & crane rental 75.00
Lightfoot Construction - bulldozer rental 72.00
W.V. Knox - rental machine to remove stone at hmeliasburg 240.00
Webb's Esso Service - loading stone 12.00
Wm. Finkle Mach. Co. - crane rental 240.62
Dom. Poly Disb. - 1 roll polyethelene film 44.37
John Leckie Ltd - hemp twine 2.56
Simspons Limited - 2 pr. brace 1.85
The Village Forge antiques - pitcher & forks 22,00
Kettlecroft Antiques - saurkraut barrell and books 20.09
The Cottons - cobblers bench 51.50
Old Irelandville - dolls & chinaware 40.95
Bill Brown - dolls and booklets 33-.48
Burton Dunn - travel expenses July 8 - 13 60.70
Murphy's Esso Service - use of truck and man 7.00
Mrs. Hetch - re Ontario Historical Society Cony. June 21/63 9.62
R. W. Burrell & Son - paints & smocks 180.77
Woodbridge Farmers - wire 3.33
John Leckie Ltd. - barbour's yarn 25.72
T.G. Wrightmeyer - books & sugar bowl 60.00
University of -Reading - book 9.12
The MacMillan Company - book 1.20
The MacMillan dompany - book 10.50
G4 - Stream Surveys.
Woodbridge Lumber - masonite 11.87
.G5 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre.
Burling Ran €er Co. - bricklayers, stonemasons & laborers 2,292.00
Acri & PIcGarvey Ltd - balance of contract re Conservation Centre 12,805.21
Egan Brothers - expansion shields and bolts 14.96
Egan Brothers - rope, wire & screws 16.63
Egans Brothers bolts, hinges & adlock 9.70
Egan Brothers - pails, hinges, bolts and blades 16.19
Egan Brothers - battery & cords 4.33
Egan Brothers - skillsaw, bags & shields 30.10
EgansBrothers - caps, lamps, nails & blades 12.43
Egan Brothers - saw blades and files 6.08
EgansBrothers - bag bolts, shields, misto van 10.14
Vallance, Brown & Co. nails, corn broom 24.28
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber & Building paper 57.82
Card Bldg. Supplies - 5 gal. osmore 21.12
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber & caulking compound 64.00
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber 43.63
Premier Bldg. Materials - brick sand 14.85
B -254 Page 13.
G5 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre Cont'd.
Premier Bldg. Materials - aggregate 1$
McCauley Bldg. Supplies - cement, lime shellac 36
McCauley Bldg. Supplies - ahchors, nails, sandpaper • 1C
1`1cCauley Bldg. Supplies - cement, caulking comp/ 42
Snow Window Frames - cert # 2 re window contracts -1,00C
Crane Supply - medicine cabinet 41
Woodbridge Hardware - pulley
L, Bruce Stewart - travel expenses const for June 12C
Builders Tool Supplies - rental re cement mixer 34
Super Structure Door - addition re sales tax on Inv. 2516
Deluxe Readymix - rental re crane, chimney cap & transformer 25
Je Oliver - anchors, fireplace, chimney, labour & material 13'i
Xcri & McGarvey - i oakum 21
Egan Brothers - bolts, nails paper & Shields 13
Seebeck & Sons - re roofing & sheet metal contracts 1,225
Sarnia Scaffolding - rental of scaffolding June 29 - July n2$ 1i
Black & Decker - bolts & paper 2C
H.R. Keena Plumbing - nocrode pipe 4
H.R. Keena Plumbing - rental re electric concrete hammer 13
H,R. Keena Plumbing - postutiles 12
Matson's Haulage - moving stone & 15 loader clay fill 116
'`209 - N/E General.
Ontario Hydro - Hydro re Lindsay Farm Clairville 6
Rock Haven Motels - refreshments re tours 12
C.N.I.B. - lunches re executives - July 10/63 26
Schaefer Hardware - flashlight and radar lite battery 1(
C.N.I.B. - luncheon executive June 27/63 14
Woodbridge Hardware - glass, putty & knives 2
Valhalla Inn - meeting re inspection of sanitary fill site 38
Bolton Enterprises - 1 yr. subscription
Maple Centre Restaurent - coffee, lunches re Committee meeting 12
V n. Tire Assoc. Store - coolie cushion car seat 11
C.N.I.B. - re ref July 24 & June 30 at Heart Lake 21
`210 - N/E Taxes on Revenue Producing Property.,
Township of Chinguacousy - 1963 Taxes re Taylor property Roll 19E 6
Township of Chinguacousy - 1963 Taxes re Taylor property Roll 19D 14C
Township of Chinguacousy - 1963 Taxes re Taylor property Roll 196 204
Township of Chingaucousy - 1963 Taxes re Ingoldsky prop. Roll 19B 26
Township of Chinguacousy - 1963 Taxes re Parkinson prop. Roll 19A 4C
#213 - N/E Heart Lake Operating & Maintenance.
Charlas Lane - lifeguard service 1
Walter W. Wray - lifeguard service 11
B.A. Oil Company - portion credit card purchases for June lk
Tom Taylor Co. Ltd. - oars, horns & sockets 42
Charters Publishing - boat tickets 12`
Ontario Hydro - portion hydro for workshop & office 6
Ontario Hydro - re centre 42
Cameron Windows - repair chair brackets 3C
Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for June i
Western Tarpaulin - repair umbrellas 13
Brennan Brothers - claw worms 16
Brennan Brothers - d€.w worms 13
#214 - N/E Glen Haffy Operating & Maintenence.
Rowans Lawn Equip. - mower blade hub 4
Rowans Lawn Equip. - repair rotary lawn mower 1
Sholdice Service - knife head assey & guards & sections 4-=
Brennan Brothers - dew worms 3
Automatic Pumping Equip - foot valve
Ontario Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office
Wm. H. Dick portion of charges re # 2 gas 4C
F1wood J. Parker - travel expenses for July 6
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Glen Haifa Operating & Maintenance.
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Brennan Brothers - dew worms 33.00.
/27.5 - N/E - Albion Hills Operating & Maintenance.
. Bolton Fuels - calcium 30.90
Whites Rexall Drugs - first aid supplies
J T. Gilbert - pumping septic tank 30.00
. Aiitomatice Pumping Equipment - pipe fittings 42.96
Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for June 17.4$
Wm, H. Dick - portion charges for #2 gas 43.3$
. Woodbridge Farmers - weighing hay .50
Woodbridge Farmers - weighing hay .50
k216 - N/E Boyd Operating & Maintanence.
. Be A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for June 25.73
S; Bontje - travel expenses for June 1963 15.50
Triangle Plumbing - 1.pair faucets 30.70
, Triangle Plumbing - plumbing repairs - 28.18
Farr's farm Service - repair mower 3.00
. White Hardware Ltd - tacker, styles & toilet seat 47.30
A ;tomatic Pumping Equipment - pipe fittings 22.23
• . A,utomaticePumping Equipment - pipe fittings • 11.18
Automatic Pumping Equipment - spray nozzle 15.56
Armstrong Brothers - disposal of old dynamite found in pit 50.00
• Woodbridge Hardware - caps & mop 4.19
Woodbridge Hardware - mop refill ,62
Woodbridge Farmers -. portion tractor gas 22.96
V111ance Brown & Co. - toilet paper (12 cases) 103.82
W.A. Melbourne - travel expenses for July 1963 42.10
Automatic Sub Motor Service - service call & repair water pump 9.50
11'21$ •- N/E - Greenwood Operating & Mainanence.
• W. A. Oil Company - portion credit card purchases for June 14.29
Knch & Sutton - mower parts 23.51
Graham Hardware - maintenance supplies 10.$9
Crawford Supplies - files . . - 21. 12
Imperial Oil Company - portion credit card purchases for June . 8.18
Twp. of Pickering - dumping fees for garbage 8.50
Aikenhead Hardware - door hangers 2.73
B:.A, Oil Company - portion #2 Gas 36.10
#220 - N E - Black Creek 0 eratin & Maintenance.
B A. 0i1 Co. - portion credit card purchases for June
Twp. of North York Hydro - portion of Hydro for workshop & Office
. RI. Wallace Grocery - grocery purchase
.Sholdice Service - parts for mower
• Woodbridge Lumber - wood dowling
Para Paints - paint & cotton wiper
▪ J; I. Holcomb Mfg. - wax
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies
Automatic Pumping Equipment - filter & valve
Charters Publishing - tickets pioneer Village
Gilbert Fairs - hay
Norman Rose - travel expenses June 26 - July 8, 1963
Edna Blackburn - travel expenses for May 1963
J. I. Holcomb Mfg. - toilet brushes & mops
Woodbridge Hardware - wax and washers
Woodbridge Hardware - wax paint
Woodbridge Hardware 0 polish and paint
Woodbridge Hardware - paint & turpentine
Woodbridge- Hardware - sponge,. pans
Woodbridge Hardware - wax
Woodbridge Hardware - paper towels, brushes, washers
Woodbridge Hardware - battery and toilet paper
• Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for June 1963
Berndtts Centre - repairs to mower
. 15.14
25',50
87.23
115.05
. 2.04
10.61
275.78
33.00
19.31
60.59
112.50
30.00
13.00
32.17
2.98
5.84
2.97
12.02
2.72
15.71
.... 24, 50
• 4.96
16.04
25.83
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#220 - N/E - Black Creek Operating & Maintanence. Cont'd.
TJoodbridge Farmers - filies 5
Woodbridge Farmers - bran (3., oats 47
William Juryn - Stove pipe 14
Woodbridge F. rmers - portion of charge re '2 gas 44
TJoodbridge Farmers - oats, pig feed 32
Robertson Electric - plastic wire: 23
qoodbridge Farmers - feed 49
Cedervale Tree Exports - spraying fruit trees 30
Woodbridge Farmers - bolts, rivets & hoe 9
Woodbridge Farmers - binder twine 1
Argosy Carriers - freight charges re spray materials 2
R.T. ;Jallace Grocery - grocery purchases 42
#220B - Toy Collection.
Robertson Electric - woodscrews 4_
Robertson Electric - electric parts 34=
Woodbridge Hardware - bolts & grease 1=
Woodbridge Hardwar€. - bolts & washers 7.
Woodbridge Hardware - corner braces 1.
Robertson Electric - screws 3.
Robertson Electric - screws & bolts 57.
Robertsin Electric - K. u. Filters 1$.
Zenith Electric - lamps 14, wires 143.
Humber Automotive - pulley & belts 4.
Humber Automotive - creeper 11.
j221 - N/E Humber Trails Operating & Maintenance.
Wm Robinson - travel expenses June 1963 25.
222 - Claremont Operating & Maintenance.
B. A. Oil Company - portion credit card purchases for June 17.
Barclay Transport - freight 2.
Kierman's Plaza Drugs - fitst aid supplie 9.
#222B - Claremont Workshop Replsceraent.
Carl Toll - travel expenses for June 1963 9.
Domtar Const. Materials - tile 60.
Card Bldg. Supplies - key & knob $.
Card Bldg. Supplies - 1214 flues
7.=
Card Bldg. Supplies - chimney and door knobs 115..
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber 3$..
Aikenhead Hardware - scrapers, tubes and brackets 3.-
Aikenhead Hardware - trays and rollers 7.;
Ajax Lumber Co. - nails 2.
Ajax Lumber Co. - lumber 11.
Ajax Lumber Co. - bed mould 1$.c
Ajax Lumber Co. - lumber 219.:
Ajax Lumber Co. - cement and lumber 30."
Ajax Lumber Co. - lumber 32.t
Ajax Lumber Co. - .lumber 4.
Ajax Lumber Co. - nails 1/
Ajax Lumber Co. - cement 13.:
Automatic Pumping Equipment - pipe fittings 15.1
Para Paints Limited - paint & thinner 10.1
Valiance, Brown & Co. - screws & nits 13.°
S. Cox - travel expenses July 3 - $, 1963 14.0
Ajax Lumber Co. - woodfiller & sandpaper 9.
Ajax Lumber Co. - gyproc filler 3.0
Ajax Lumber Co. - paint & primer 13.1
Para Paints - paint & roller refill 14.C.
1222C - Claremont Tools & Equipment Replacement.
The Paddock - grease guns & grease 10.9
xikenhead Hard'•,are - fire replacement 12.3
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£222C - Claremont Tools & Equipment Replacement Cont'd.
Aikenhead Hardware
Aikenhead Hardware
D.L. :Mir s & Sons
Aiekenhead Hardware
xikenhead Hardware
xikenhead Hardware
Aieknhead Hardware
- fire replacement
- 2" hose 100 ft.
pliers ic, staples
- fire replacement
- fire replacement
- fire replacement
- fire replacement
0223 - N/E Pioneer Village Stores.
Michael Dunford Photos - photographs - poEteards
LeFeuvres Candies - candy
Rosaire Audet Eng. - bookmarks
Canuck Pottery Sales - chinaware
Canuck Pottery Sales - chinaware
Hardy Gift ;dares - letter holders
G. S. Palmer Co. - tea, jams, jellies, marmalade
MacKay Honecraft - men's ties
The MacMillan Co. - books
York Publishing - city and visitors guides
LeFeuvres Candies - candy
Drunswick Press - beaver dime:
Penn. German Folklore Society - plates, cups & saucers
Penn, German Folklore Society - plates
Geo. Cober - books
Kerrycraft of Canada - pins & rings
Wm. L. Rundle Ltd. - maple leaf pins
Wilcam Fabrics - towels etc.
prunswick Press - books
Indian Trading Post - bread board
LeFeuvres Candies t candy
Hollinger House - books
Mrs. Gwen Lewis - books
Centrale D'hrt Du Handicraft - salt & pepper shakers
LeFeuvres Candies - candy for resale
Glenwood Spices - cook books
Canuck Pottery - puttery for resale
Rrnold Werners - honey for resale
Kerrycraft of Canada - necklaces for resale
Bolton Enterprises - Pioneer Press 6m copies
Wilcam Fabrics - cords for resale
Earl Glove Mfg. - change purses & handbags for resale
#224 - N/E Cold Creek Operating , Maintenance.
B. A. Oil Company - portion credit card purchases for June
Ontario Hydro - portion of hydro for workshop and office
Master Canvas Craft - rental of tent re sportsmans show
Woodbri lge Hardware - hardware
Imperial Oil Company - portion Credit card purchases for June
Bolton Enterprises - release forms (1,000) & 16 carboard signs
#1225 - N/E Flood Control Property Maintenance.
James F. McLaren Ltd - 2nd acct re removal by Orsini Const 107.81
#300 - Parking & Boat Rentals.
Sandra Cross - refund cost of seasons permit 6.00
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21.10
16.56
4.82
9.04
38.27
6.49
41.77
972.00
138.54
60.37
122.00
33.00
8.50
57.65
42.22
23,20
37.50
63.03
64.80
18.90
21.60
68.75
85.00
6.60
172.70
3.60
79.20
135.78
93.15
39.00
12.43
405.35
26.40
134.50
13.04
7.00
333.00
16.80
25.49
17.07
6.16
10.30
.79
8.09
16.06
C39W2 - Claremont Workshop Const - Winter Works.
William D. Winter Ltd - mrsonry work (labour)
#14 - advance Postage L & E.
T. Barber - advance re mailing in rural areas
Payroll for the month of July 1963
774.19
100.00
62,265.31
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SCHEDULE "B"
REPORT #4/63
of the
PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
The Personnel Sub - Committee met in the Board Room of the Authority
Offices, Vaughan Township, on Friday, September 6, 1963, commencing
with lunch at 12.00 noon.
PRESENT WERE:
Dr. G. Ross Lord Chairman
R.G. Henderson Members
H.S. Honsberger
F.L. Lunn Secretary- Treasurer
K.G. Higgs Director of Operations
C.B. Thompson Deputy Treasurer
The following matters were discussed:
(1) Personnel Regulation #19 - permanent service establishment;
(2) Position Description - Bookkeeper - Accountant;
(3) Position Description - Payroll Accountant;
(4) Appointments to the temporary and Permanent Staff;
(5) Certain salary adjustments;
(6) Personnel Regulation #7 - vacation periods
It was agreed and the Sub - Committee recommends that: -
(1) Personnel Regulation #19 - Permanent Service Establishment
The following sections of Regulation #19 be amended to read
as follows:
General Office & Accounts Division
Deputy Treasurer - 1
Bookkeeper Accountant - 1
Payroll Accountant - 1
Clerks, Grade II or III - 7
Clerks, Grade I - 2
General duty - 1
Property Division
Property Administrator - 1
Assistant Property Administrator - 1
Property Assistant - 1
Clerks, Grade II or III - 3
Flood Control & Water Conservation Division
Assistant Director of Operations OR
Flood Control & Water Conservation
Administrator - 1
Project Engineer - 1
Geographer - 1
Draftsman - 2
Clerks, Grade II or III - 1
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Conservation Areas Division
Conservation Areas Administrator - 1
Conservation Areas Technical Assistant - 1
Conservation Areas General Superintendent- 1
Draftsman - 1
Clerks, Grade II or III - 1
Construction Superintendent - 1
Trades Construction Superintendent - 1
Conservation Area Superintendent - 1 (per area)
Conservation Area Assistant Superintendent- 1 (per area)
Conservation School Farm Asst.Supt. - 1
Driver Operators - 2
Trades -- Skilled or Semi - Skilled - 6
Labourers - 3 (per area)
Conservation Services Division
Conservation Services Administrator - 1
Technical Asst. - Agric. Engineer - 1
Technical Asst. - Forestry - 1
Field Supery :sor - 2
Technician - 1
Labou "ors (nursery) - 2
Clerks, Grade II or III - 1
Infor -iati o-1 & Education Division
Information & Education Administrator - 1
Technical Assistant - Information - 1
Technical Assistant - Naturalist - 1
Technicc,1 Assistant - Education - 1
Technician - 1
Conservation School Supervisor - 1
Conservation School Assistant Supervisor - 1
Clerks, Grade II or III - 2
(2) The follr::in; Position descriptions be established, with
salary rcnge of $4,000.00 to $6,500.00:
Bookkeeper- Accountant
Payroll Accountant
POSITION DESCRIPTION - #31 - BOOKKEEPER - ACCOUNTANT
General Terms of Reference:
The Bookkeeper- Accountant is responsible to the Deputy- Treasurer.
Specific Terms of Reference:
The Bookkeeper- Accountant shall:
- be responsible for the bookkeeping procedure required for
posting of invoices;
- post and maintain analysis sheets;
- prepare trial balance of accounts payable;
- prepare and balance summaries of voucher register and analysis
sheets monthly;
- supervise the posting and balancing of budget spending ledger;
- supervise the preparation of cheques in respect to accounts
payable monthly;
- supervise the preparation of, and balance the list of accounts
submitted to the Executive for approval of payment;
- reconcile the payroll bank account monthly;
- perform other related duties as may be delegated by the Deputy -
Treasurer;
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(3)
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Qualifications:
- a thorough knowledge of bookkeeping procedure to trial balance;
Minimum Education Requirements:
- graduate of a Secondary School, Business College, or approved
equivalent, with at least two years business experience;
POSITION DEXCRIPTICN - #32 - PAYROLL ACCOUNTANT
General Terns of Reference:
The Payroll Accountant is responsible to the Deputy- Treasurer.
Specific Terms of Reference:
The Payroll Acccu.itant shall:
- be responsible for all bookkeeping procedure required to main-
tain payroll journal and individual earning cards;
- be required to a lit time sheets for all employees of the
Authority;
compute wage en-ciciements for all employees and distribute cost
of wages to the respective accounts as detailed in the Authorit=
budget;
supervise the preparation and distribution of payroll cheques;
- maintain reco'cis and prepare such returns as are required by
law, in respect to Inco:^e Tex, Unemployment Insurance and
Workmen?s Compensation;
- maintain records and prepare such returns as are required by
Authority Regulations concerning sick leave, vacations,
pension fund, group life and medical plan;
maintain personnel recol•ds;
Qualifications
- a thorough knowledge of pay accounting procedure, typing and
office practice;
Minimum Education Requirements:
- graduate of a Secondary School, Business College, or approved
equivalent, with at least two years payroll experience;
The following appoirtmeats and /or promotions be made:
Temporary Staff:
Name
Mrs. F. Belson
J. Belford
F. Billings
Mrs. M. Elliott
Miss J. Fleury
N.B. Fair
A. Beck
Permanent Staff:
Mrs. V.B. Lougheed
Miss L.C. Greavette
D.F. Sheridan
Mrs. E. Coon
Miss M.L. Griffith
Posit' on
Pioneer Village
Asst . Supt. School Farm
Bookkeeper Accountant
Clerk, Grade III
Clerk, Grade II
Technician
Labourer
Clerk, Grade II
Clerk, Grade III
Patrol Officer
Payroll Accountant
Clerk, Grade III
Effective Date
October -1 -1963
October -1 -1963
July -1 -1963
July -17 -1963
July -$ -1963
June -17 -1963
October-1-1963
September -2 -1963
August -18 -1963
November -4 -1963
October -1 -1963
October -1 -1963
(4) The Salary Schedules dated July 8th and September 6th, and signed
by the Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer, be authorized.
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(5) Paragraphs 1 and 5 of Personnel Regulation #7 - Vacation Periods,
be amended to read as follows:
1. Employees appointed to the Temporary and /or Permanent
Service of the Authority shall, on the completion of
one year's service, and annually thereafter, be en-
titled to two weeks vacation with pay.
2. The Secretary- Treasurer, Director of Operations, Asst.
Director of Operations, Deputy- Treasurer, and Admin-
istrators of all Divisions shall be entitled to three
weeks Annual Vacation.
G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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SCHEDULE 41C ??
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT
May - August, 1963
PROPERTY DIVISION
LAND ACQUISITION:
FEDERAL - PROVINCIAL -- AUTHORITY PARTICIPATION:
Project F.3.A. -- Bolton Dam & Reservoir
- 6 properties acquired containing 10.51$ acres;
- Total to date - 25 properties containing 509.475 acres
- one settlement outstanding
Project F.7.A, -- Finch Dam & Reservoir
- 3 properties acquired containing 1$1.616 acres;
- Total to date - 6 properties containing 242.36$ acres
-• 4 settlements outstanding
Project F.10. A. -y Willowdale Dam & Reservoir
- 2 properties acquired containing 9.211 acres;
- Total to date - 11 properties containing 12$.573 acres
- $ settlements outstanding
Project F.11.A. -- Woodbridge Channelization
- ono expropriation settled
- Total to date - 47 properties containing 66.675 acres
- 32 set:L ments outstanding
Project B.1. A. -- Black Creek Channelization
- 2 expropriations settl•.d
- 2 properties acquired containing 0.654 acres;
- Total to date - 39 properties containing 42.912 acres
-- 15 settlements outstanding
PROVINCIAL - AUTHORITY PARTICIPATION:
Project P. $. A. -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands
- 64 properties acquired containing 200.157 acres;
- ,Total to date • 1$4 properties containing 553.510 acres
- 110 settlements outstanding
Project P.10.A. -- Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands
- one property acquired containing 12.654 acres;
- Total to date - 4 properties containing $9.907 acres
- 3 settlements outstanding
Project P.11.A. -- Rouge River Flood Plain Lands
- 3 properties acquired containing 127.560 acres;
- Total to date - 6 properties containing 407.$00 acres
- no settlements outstanding
WATER CONTROL SCHEMES
Scheme W.C. 5 -- Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands
- one expropriation transfered to Project P.10.A.
- Total to date - 87 properties containing 410.546 acres
-• 1 s :,tlement outstanding
- 2 -
CONSERVATION AREAS
• No acquisition in this period.
FOREST & WILDLIFE AREAS
- No acquisition in this'period.
Humber Forest Property
- 1 property acquired containing 100 acres
- Total - 20 properties containing 1,626.909 acres
SUMMARY
Federal - Provincial - Authority Participation Projects
May - August, 1963 - 13 properties containing 201.999 acres
Total to date - 154 properties containing 1,948.6$5 acres
Provincial - Authority Participation Projects
May - August, 1963 - 6$ properties containing 340.371 acres
Total to date - 234 properties containing 1,917.1$6 acres
Water Control Schemes
May - August, 1963 - no acquisition in this period
Total to date - 188 properties containing 1,293.044 acres
Note -- one expropriation transfered to Project P.10.A.
Conservation Areas
May - August, 1963 - no acquisition in this period
Total to date - 79 properties containing 5,0$0.009 acres
Humber Forest Areas
May - August, 1963 - 1 property containing 100 acres
Total to date - 20 properties containing 1,626.909 acres
Forest & Wildlife Areas
May - August, 1963 - no acquisition in this period
Total to date - 2 properties containing 279.265 acres
Grand Total of All Schemes & Projects
May - August, 1963 - 82 properties containing 642.370 acres
Total to date - 677 properties containing 12,145.098 acres
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CONSERVATION SERVICES DIVISION
FORESTRY:
- tree planting program completed. 150,1$5 reforestation trees,
1,550 landscape trees, and 31,35$ shrubs planted in Conservat-
ion Areas. 37 landowners received reforestation assistance and
23 landowners received assistarr a under the Tree Replacement
Program.
- 1 tree planting subsidy for $300.00 was paid
- summer tree planting surveys near completion
- plans for 1964 tree planting commenced
- field check on hardwood tree experiments at Palgrave completed
- all data collected on woodlot management studies
- dead and diseased elms marked in the areas for winter removal
- plans prepared for wood products salvage study at King Creek
and Bolton reservoir sites
LAND USE:
- 7 ponds completed
- $ erosion calls
- 65 pond information calls
- 2 pond subsidies paid and 4 rejected on inspection
- 4 tile drainage and grassed waterways subsidies paid
- cut hay on 160 acres
- combined 90 acres of wheat (51 bus. /acre)
- sowed 45 acres of buckwheat
- streambank improvement work underway at Palgrave and Claremont
- 1 trout pond and 1 wildlife marsh pond constructed at Palgrave
- streambank shrub planting at Palgrave and Humber Trails
- tile drainage system designed and installed at York Mills
- hydraseeding on banks of Humber at Woodbridge and 25 acres
of grass seeding on flood plains completed
- weed control program in Conservation Areas commenced
- pole barn'at Camp School farm constructed
- 14 acres of permanent pasture seeded at farm and 65 acres
plowed and cultivated in readiness for seeding to the
required farm crops
FISH AND WILDLIFE:
- laboratory analysis of stream survey data
- 4 ponds stocked with pike - muskie hybrids and bluegills
- food plots established at Boyd, Claremont, Cold Creek, Glen Haffy
- wood duck boxes checked for use by wildlife
- checks on experimental shrub plots
POLLUTION REPORT:
- completed and submitted to Advisory Board and Execut ite and prepares
for final printing
A:R.D.A. BRIEF:
- completed, submitted to Authority and Department of Lands and Fores?
INFORMATION & EDUCATION DIVISION:
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL:
- Supervisor Jim Malcomson and Assistant Supervisor Terry Carr engaged
commenced work July 8th
- School completely booked for Fall of 1963 with five Boards of Educat
York, North York, Markham, Toronto and Etobicoke -- classes begin
September 16th
- Press Preview planned for September 19th -- Official Opening Date
yet to be set
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EXHIBITS & DISPLAYS:
- exhibits planned for Brampton, Markham and Woodbridge Fairs as well as
International Ploughing Match at Caiedon;
Trailside Museum Displays:
Claremont Area -- Cross section of a natural stream;
Cross section of a polluted stream;
Animal track casting;
Red - Tailed Hawk food habits;
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Boyd Area --
Shrub fencerows;
Sod fencerows;
Dutch Elm disease;
Indian Artifacts;
NATURE PROGRAMME:
- defaced trail labels replaced and additional labels added on all
trails;
- three schools adjacent to underveloped land were assisted in planning
natural history interpretation for the area;
- 'two Church Camps were assisted with their own Nature Programmes;
- campers were taken on a field trip and were then given a True or
False Quiz Sheet pertaining to the hike;
CONSERVATION CAMP SCHOOL:
- held in co- operation with a Grade IX Class from York Memorial
Collegiate at Humber Glen Camp on May 22nd, 23rd, and 24th;
JUNIOR FISHING DAY:
- held on May llth, 1963, at Greenwood Conservation Area for students of
Grades VII and VIII in the Eastern region of the-Authority. Approxi-
mately seven hundred children participated with two hundred supervisors
in attendance. Noon -hour demonstrations given.
FIRESIDE NIGHTS:
- five Fireside Nites held at Albion, Boyd, Claremont, Greenwood and
Cold Creek -- estimated attendance for the year - 1,500 people;
BROCHURE DISTRIBUTION:
Pioneer Village brochures distributed to motels, hotels,
tourist information centres etc., throughout the Province
and at U.S.A. entroy points;
Support Conservation - Enjoy Recreation brochures widely
distributed in Authority watershed;
Conservation Assistance Programme brochures distributed to
all rural land - owners in Authority Watershed;
Flood Control brochure prepared and distributed;
Biennial Report -- completed and distributed
Guide Maps - Pioneer Village -- 50,000 printed for distributi
at gate of Pioneer Village;
FILMS & SLIDES:
- 19 slide lectures;
- 17 showings of Pioneer Village At Black Creek;
- 13 shoWings of Legacy Of The Valley;
- 26 slide sets of Pioneer Village mailed out for showing;
- $ showings of other films (National Film Board)
RADIO & TV:
- 3$ hews releases;
- 12 interviews on Radio and TV;
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MOTION PICTURE PROGRAiv1ME:
- footage for next Summer's TV Commercials and Flood Control Film bein.
shot;
- Winter TV Commercials being prepared by Crawley Films;
- order received for 51 prints of Pioneer Village at Black Creek' -- 41
of which will be sent to the U.S. A. for the American Travel Show;
- currently investigating commercial sponsors for thirty prints fnr
Canadian distribution;
SCHOOL Pn.OGRAiVME:
Nature Hikes
(Arranged) 142 with 4,630 participants;
(Schedule!) 68 IF 1,250 re
Pioneer Village -- Guided Tours of 14,462 students;
" 1, 271 adults;
PHOTOGRAPHY COi'ITLST:
- Second Annual Photography Contest held in conjunction with Pioneer
Village Opening May 18th, 19th, and 20th. Approximately two hundred
entries receded.
TOURS & SPECIAL LAYS:
Sunrise Breakfast Tour -- June 2nd, 1963 - Boyd
arTroximately 450 attended;
Geol ^gy Dr. Walter Tovell
Ornithology Mr. James Baillie
BotonyMr. James Simon
ForestryMr. A3 S. L. Barnes
F�.,�stry Tour -- June 16th, 1963 -- Claremont Conservation Area
-- approxim:,tely 150 persons attended -- Professor K. Armson;
Forest ftonderland Day -- Boyd Conservation Area -- July 27th and
approximately one thousand persons attended - Paul Rennie
O.F.A.;
acience Teachers Tour -- Saturday, June 15th, 1963 -- tour with
thirty High School Teachers from Toronto and North York;
Conservation Aron
Authority Members Tour of Otonobee
June 19th and 20th;
Conservation Tour -- July 23rd --
-- Dr. Putnum;
and Crowe Lake Authorities --
24 High ochool Geography teache
Watershed Bus Tours -- five of these
Jun and included both school groups
Land - Judging Competitions -- Ontario
Manchester -- seventy entries;
Peel County -- July 31st -- at Heart
entries;
were conducted during May an
and adult groups;
County -- July 18 -- at
Lake Conservation Area -- 64
Sportsmen's Fair -- held June 22nd, 1963, at Cold Creek Conservat
Area;
Hunter Safety -- Hunter Safety Programme planned for September 8t
to October 6th -- Cold Creek Conservation Area;
Pioneer Village -- Press Preview - May 16th;
Opening of Pioneer Village -- May 18th;
Festival Planned for September 28th, 1963 -- posters and dodgers
for this event presently at printers;
Claireville Ground - Breaking Ceremony -- June 13th, 1963 -- Hon. A
Kelso Roberts, L. C. , aril. Hon. Arthur Laing.
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PIONEER VILLAGE:
BUILDINGS (in restored area):
- Harness Shop -- completely restored;
- Boot & Shoemaker's Shop -- 98% restored;
- Coach House -- 75% restored;
- Mill -- the entire interior construction of the Mill in Ameliasburg
has been moved and stored at Pioneer Village; the working drawings for
the Flour Mill structure have been completed; the water -Wheel drawine:,s
-• have been completed;
MAJOR AC UISITIONS -- BAKE -OVEN:
- 'anada Bread Limited have donated $500.00 to the Foundation for the
specific purpose of establishing an Out -door Bake -Oven; an Oven of
this type has been located and approved by the Technical Sub- Committee;
this pncject will be finalized in a few days;
T U ' SHOP:
- display structure completed;
- toys on exhibit;
- labels of toys in progress;
ATTENDANCE:
- School Groups - May 13 to June 30 -- 14,462;
- Total Visitors - Jan. 1 - August 31 -- 105,423;
FIRE PUMPER TRUCK:
- 1942 fire truck (pumper) acquired;
COLLECTI ON
- cataloguing of Percy Band Toy Collection 90% completed;
- fifty percent of Toy Collection requires further research;
- the Staff desires to direct attention to the outstanding ca- operation
of the Toronto Public Library in this matter;
MAINTLNANCE OF BUILDINGS:
- painted exterior of Gentleman's House and Artisan's Housg;
GIFT SHOP:
- increase in sales over 1962 - 25%;
SEVENTH ANNUAL PIONEER FESTIVAL - Saturday, September 28th, 1963:
- preliminary working re organizing the Pioneer Festival is in progress;
- to date the following activities have been finalized;
Demonstration and Sales
Rug Hooking
Honey - sale
H4rbs - sale
.ausage making
Apple Butter
Bake Goods - sale
Appl.e Pie and Cider - sale
Old -time Goods
Sauerkraut taking
Quilting Bee
Indian Crafts -- 2 groups
Field Activities
Parade - this will include as many
Fescival participants as possible
Lacrosse Match
Musket Shoot
Puppet Show
Spelling Match
Stage Programme
Master of Ceremonies - r'olk Songs
Indian Dancing
German Club Harmonie Choir
Bolton Community Choir
French Canadian Choir
Scottish and Irish Dancers
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GROUNDS:
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- eighteen acres of land pr .pared for Fall wheat planting;
- prepared two hundred timbers for spraying;
- completed 150 rods of fencing;
- due to the increase of Suhday attendance, a temporary Parking Lot
and Gate House have been established;
- painted interior Storage Room and :,ashroom of C.N.I.B. Booth;
- established Parking Area at Da].ziel Barn, Museum Building;
- commenced clean -up programme on La Rush property (north -east corner
of Jane Street and Steeles Avenue);
- commenced fencing on Vest boundary in 0outh portion of Black Creek
Valley;
CONSERVATION AhiAS DIVISION:
GENERAL:
- several projects which have been carried on in Conservation Areas
during the period covered by this deport will be reported by the
Conservation Services Division -- these include reforestation, shrub
planting, stream improvement, agricultural land management. Conserv-
ation Areas Staff was used for all of these projects.
HEART LAKE:
- Main Access Road repaired;
- Parkin; Lot Jo. 1 surfaced with prime coat;
- new Lifeguard Towers constructed and installed;
- two new Diving Rafts installed;
ALBION HILLS:
- Th ell for Agricultural Area installed;
- Study for Later bystem undertaken by Crysler, Davis et- Jorgensen --
report not yet received;
- two Parking Lots built;
- Road Extension and Bridge over Centerville Creek completed;
- ditches for new Road sections, sodded;
- renovation of house Ido: 3 completed;
- Pole Barn completed;
- Conservation School nearing completion;
COLD CRLEK:
- prime coat applied to Access noad;
- Target Range completed;
- Archery Range Targets completed;
BOYD:
- prime coat on Main Parking Area applied;
- channel improvement 95% complete;
- bank stabilization 95io complete;
GLEN riAFFY:
- two Wells in Area Lxtension complete
- road extension and Parking Area complete;
GREENWOOD:
- new vaell for Refreshment Booth and Beach Ar'a complete;
HYMBER TRAILS:
- Well in Camp Area established;
- Rear Parking Lot Extension complete;
- Workshop improvement complete;
- Checking Station construction complete;
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CLAREiviONT :
- Bridge and Access Road complete;
Load Extension 80% complete;
- Nature Display complete;
BLACK CREEK:
•- fencing 50% complete;
- engineering for Mill Pond complete;
- Refreshment Booth improvements complete;
- Stong House removed;
- No, 1 House 95% complete;
BRUCE'S MILL:
- Bruce House removed;
- general clean-up underway;
- engineering for Dam and Bridge complete;
PALGRAVE:
- 1,ell for Fishing Pond established;
- Road surfacing complete;
WOODBRIDGE:
- Access Road ano Parkins; Lot construction complete;
- Pavilion .enovation complete;
- fencing 80% complete;
- general clean -up and turf establishment underway;
RECORD OF ATTENDANCE
( January 1 - August 25. 1963 )
Albion Hills 37,$22 vehicles
Boyd 51;477 n
Claremont 2,667 It
Cold Creek 1,806 et
Glen Haffy 9; 024 tt
Greenwood 16;063 It
Heart Lake 45,183 «t
Humber Trails 1,469 ft
165,511 vehicles
Black Creek 105,423 visitors
FLuOD CONTROL DIVISION:
LTOBICOKE CREEK WATERSHED:
- finished report on Preliminary Engineering for Snelgrove Dam &
Reservoir has been received;
- a Scheme has been prepared for Flood Control Aeasures on the Etobicoke
Creek and Mains Creek it Brampton;
MIMICO CREEK WATERSHED:
- draftLcrpy of Aimico Creek Engineering Study is presently under
study by the Staff of the Province;
HUMBER hATERSHED:
- complete report on the hydrology of the Main and East Branches has been
received from James F. 1VlacLaren Limited;
•- model of Eglinton Flats being prepared by Metro Works Department in
co- operation with the Flood Control Division;
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ivoodbride Channel:
- fencing of property boundaries under way;
- Channel bank seeding com leted;
- Flood Plain landscaping and seeding progressing;
Claireville Reservoir i
- Indian Line Road Diversion approximatelY,95 °o complete;
• tenders have been called and contract awarded to Carter Construction
Company for construction of Dam and' Reservoir;
- Clearing and grubbing for Dam and Reservoir Site well under way;
- earth and rock excavation for Dam virtually complete;
skin creting for Dam about 75% complete;,
- mass concrete pour for Dam now under way;
BLACK CREEK CHANNEL:
- contract complete -- Scarlett hoad to nockcliffe Blvd.;
- construction complete -- Rustic noad to vilson k enue;
- final clean-up -- rustic Road to diiilson Avenue virtually complete;
sodding and seeding to commence immediately;
- preliminary plans and contract documents complete for sect_on from
Rockcliffe Blvd., to Louvain Street;
:SON WATERSHED:
York Mills Channel Extension:
- Design Engineering complete;
- property negotiations - -for- construction of Channel under way;
Willowdale Reservoir4 - - -- --
-- severa] properties recently acquired;
Finch Reservoir:
- several properties on this Reservoir Site have been acquired and
Agreement in Princi-le arrived at with Directors of Connaught
Laboratories re their lands on Reservoir Site
ROUGE RIVEN ATERSH£ D:
- finished preliminary engineering report on Milne Dam and Reservoir
received;
- several properties of r'lood ?lain Land recently acquired;
DUFFIN CREEI: ATERSHED:
- Preliminary Engineering Report now under study by Province;
MASSEY CREEK viATERSHED:
- a Scheme for channel Improvements' has been prepared and submitted to
Metro T orks Department for their apprpval;
Vetropoltan 5oronio ani Ieeion
Conservation 4u.thorit �
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday- September -25 -1963 No.15/63
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, September 25th, 1963, commencing at 10.30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Dept. of Lands & Forests
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Property Administrator
Assistant Director of Oper
Consv.Areas Adm.
Historic Sites Adm.
Consulting Architect
Consulting Engineer
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W.C. Davidson
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R.G. Henderson
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. Nesbitt
C.R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
F.A. Wade
A.S.L. Barnes
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
W.E. Jones
.E.F. Sutter
W.A. McLean
A. Colucci
B.N. Simpson
R. Crysler
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting #14/63 were presented.
RES. #324
RESOLVED THAT:
ACCOUNTS:
Res. #325
Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: V. Vignale
The Minutes of Meeting #14/63 be adopted as presented.
Carried Unanimously;
Moved by:
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Accounts in the sum total of $312,$51.60 be ap-
proved for payment, and appended as Schedule "A" of these minutes.
Carried Unanimously;
R.L. Nesbitt
CONTRACT - BRUCE'S MILL, BRIDGE AND DAM
The Tender - opening Sub - Committee reported that the following tenders
had been received for the construction of the Bruce's Mill, Bridge and
Dam and related channel improvements:
Tenderer's Name Tender Sum
Dagmar Construction Company
John Gaffney Construction Company
Grass, Ruliff Construction Company
Mel Ron Construction Company
A.E. Rule Limited
Tripp Construction Company
$ 73,254.50
95,373.75
$0,176.00
84,547.2$
106,776.00
$$,310.00
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Res. 1226 Moved by: 4 C.R. Purcell
Seconded : by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: !:'81rib je t t;o budget - ltimitatIoris, the contract for the
construction of the Bruce's Mill, Bridge and Dam and related channel.
improvements be awarded to Dagmar Construction Limited; it being the
lowest tender submitted.
Carried Unanimously;
•PRcJ•Ee.T..F..1' °. INDIAN -LINE ROAD Extra Work Order 12
Res 2'' ::'Moved by : R . G .. Henderson .
..M... Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger. .
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to issue.Extra
Jork Order No. 5, Project F.1, Indian Line Diversion, in. the amount of
$92.58 for work as outlined in James F. MacLaren Limited's letter
dated September 9th.;--1963:. •
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.6.A. - LOWER` -EAST BRANCH DAM & RESERVOIR - Proper_,y Settlement
Moved by: 'F.A. Wade
Seconded by: .C. Sauriol
71E3O- ED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Se, - ti.e: gent of. Compensation-arising by virtue of the registration of
:':cprop:iation Plan No. 6516, ..on the James F. Renwick property and
subsequently assigned to Ronald B. and Renee M. Cordier, being Part of
Lot 9, Plan 5582, Township of Vaughan, County of York, containing 0.$52
more or less, of vacant land, at the price contained in the •
:'!;reemont to Purchase dated September 16th; 1963, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees and further subject to a certificate of
inspection being issued•by the Minister of Lands and Forests;
AND FURTHER THAT: The Authority's solicitor be instructed :to pay..over
the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.$.A. - HUMBER RIVER FLOODPLAIN - Property Settlement
Rest__, 329
Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger.
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of •
.Expropriation-P1ari 5964, on the William A. Darrach, Sarah J. Darrach,
:'.Grace:.:Darrach; .'Ruth Rettie and Catherine 0. Mains property, being Part
of Lot 9, Registered Plan 3027, Township of. Etobicoke, County of York,
containing 0.206 acres of vacant land, more or less, at the price-' ••
stated in the Agreement dated September 16, 1963, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees and further subject to a certificate of
inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests;
AND FURTHER THAT: The Authority's solicitor be instructed to.pay over
the, funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT B.1.A.. -- BLACK CREEK CHANNEL - Property Settlement
r?::s
3••0 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: •V: Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of
T�r�
E.rcpropr.jatjori-•Plan No. 6313, on. the Ewald & Christa Guschewski property,
being Part of Lot 84, Registered Plan 3366, Township of York, county
of York, containing 0.293 acres, more or less, of vacant land', .on the
basis of the award handed down by the Ontario unicipa1 Board and dated
September' 18th; 1963, plus adjustments, .'disbursements and legal fees
and further` stib ject to a certificate of 'inspection being issued by the
Minister' df Lands •and Forests.
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AND FURTHER THAT: The Authority's solicitor be instructed to pay over
the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT B.1. - BLACK CREEK -
Res. #331 Moved by:
Seconded by:
Extra Work Order No.19
Mrs. D. Hague
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue Extra
Work Order No. 19, for Project B.1, Black Creek Channel, involving a
deduction from the contract of $6,600.00.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.10.A. - HIGHLAND CREEK FLOODPLAIN - Land Acquisition
Res. #332 Moved by: V. Vignale
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary-Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the following properties from the Corporation of the
Township of Scarborough, for the nominal sum of $2.00, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees and further subject to a certificate of
inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests:
(a) All of Block "C ", registered Plan 4$$$, containing
1$.190 acres, more or less, of vacant land.
(b) All of Block "C ", Plan M -?46, containing 14.702
acres, more or less, of vacant land and being
designated as Parts 1 -5 inclusive on Plan R -1314.
And further, it is understood that this parcel
is subject to easements in favour of the Township
of Scarborough and the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto, over Parts 2 and 5 on Plan R -1314.
c) All of Block "D ", Plan M -702, containing 5.236
acres, more or less, of vacant land and being
designated as Part 1 on Plan R -1161.
All being in the Township of Scarborough, in the County of York.
Carried Unanimously;
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PROJECT F.6.A. - LOWER EAST BRANCH DAM
Res. #333
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: Part payment of compensation in the amount of $12,750.00
in the matter of certain lands expropriated from John L. Atchison be
paid over to whomever the Authority's solicitor finds entitled to re-
ceive same. Said lands being Part of Lot 23, Concession VIII, Township
of Vaughan, County of York, containing 22.319 acres, more or less, of
vacant land, and are more particularly described in expropriation plan
6489.
Carried Unanimously;
F.1.A. - CLAIREVILLE DAM - Property Settlement
Res. #334 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of Ex-
propriation Plan No. 6743, on the William Lewis property, being Part of
Lot 36, Concession IV, F.H., Township of Etobicoke, County of York, con-
taining 6.075 acres, more or less, of vacant land, at the price con-
tained in the Agreement to Purchase, plus adjustments, disbursements
and legal fees and farther subject to a certificate of inspection being
issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
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AND FURTHER THAT: The Authority's solicitor be instructed to pay over
the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.2.A. - EBENEZER DAM - Property Acquisition
Res. #335
Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the lands of the late James Henry Robinson in accord-
ance with the provisions of the Conservation Authorities Act being
Part of Lot 6, Concession VIII, ND., Township of Toronto Gore, County
of Peel, containing 63.095 acres, more or less, of vacant land.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.3.A. - BOLTON DAM - Land Acquisition
Res. #336
Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the lands owned by Lawrence D. & Myra M. Mcllroy in
accordance with the provisions of the Conservation Authorities Act
being Part of Lot 12, Concession VI, Township of Albion, County of
Peel, containing 7.070 acres, more or less, of vacant land.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.9.A. - DON RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LAND - Land Acquisition
Res. #337
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the following properties in accordance with the provision:
of the Conservation Authorities Act:
1. Lloyd G. Jackes - Part of Lot 2, Registered Plan 2343, Township
of North York, County of York, containing 0.009 acres, more or
less, of vacant land;
2. Barbara J. Wright - Part of Lot 3, Registered Plan 2343, Town-
ship of North York, County of York, containing 0.040 acres,
more or less, of vacant land;
3. Carroll W. McLeod - Part of Lot 4, Registered Plan 2343, Town-
ship of North York, County of York, containing 0.072 acres,
more or less, of vacant land;
4. Donwoods Limited - Part of Lot 5, Registered Plan 2343, Town-
ship of North York, County of York, containing 0.002 acres,
more or less, of vacant land
5. Ralph W. & Gretchen E. McDowell - Part of Lot 5, Registered
Plan 2343, Township of North York, County of York, contain-
ing 0.010 acres, more or less, of vacant land;
6. F. R. & P. F. Smith - Part of Lot 9, Concession I, EYS., and
Part of Lot 13, Registered Plan 2343, Township of North York,
County of York, containing 0.112 acres, more or less, of
vacant land;
7. David L. Chandler - Part of Lot 9, Concession I, EYS., Town-
ship of North York, County of York, containing 0.016 acres,
more or less, of vacant land;
$. Emmaleen M. Baker - Part of Lot 9, Concession I, EYS., Town-
ship of North York, County of York, containing 0.004 acres,
more or less, of vacant land.
Carried Unanimously;
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PROJECT F.7.A. - FINCH DAM - Land Acquisition
Res. #33$ Moved by:
Seconded by:
R.G. Henderson
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
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RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the following properties in accordance with the provis-
ions of the Conservation Authorities Act:
1. Defan Development
WYS., Township of
$.379 acres, more
tained thereon;
Company - Part of Lot 20, Concession II,
North York, County of York, containing
or less, and certain improvements con-
2. Scott & Elizabeth H.M. Malcolm - Part of Lot 20, Conces-
sion II, WYS., Township of North York, County of York,
containing 2.131 acres, more or less, and certain improve-
ments contained thereon;
3. Roper Dayment - Part of Lot 20, Concession II, WYS., Town-
ship of North York, County of York, containing 2.123 acres,
more or less, of vacant land;
4. Eric S. Clarke - Part of Lot 20, Concession II, EYS., Town-
ship of North York, County of York, containing 5.793 acres,
more or less, and certain improvements contained thereon;
5. John L. Schorscher - Part of Lot 20, Concession II, EYS.,
Township of North York, County of York, containing 4.$28
acres, more or less, and certain improvements contained
thereon;
Carried Unanimously;
PIONEER VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT - MILL CONSTRUCTION
The Staff presented a detailed report on works necessary for the re-
construction of the Mill at the Pioneer Village.
Res. #339
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Report on the Mill Building - Pioneer
Village - be received, and appended as Schedule 'QBQ? to these Minutes;
AND FURTHER: That the recommendations contained therein, as amended,
be received; and the
EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDS that the recommendations contained therein, as
set forth herein be adopted:
THAT the development program, as outlined in the Report for the re-
construction of the Mill Building and Site Works be adopted, and that
the works be carried out as funds are available.
Carried Unanimously;
CLAIREVILLE CONSERVATION AREA - Appointment of Consultant
The Committee appointed by the Executive to establish terms of refer-
ence and appoint a consultant for the planning and design of the
Claireville Conservation Area presented their report and recommendations.
Res. #340
Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:
(1) The following be the terms of reference for the consultant for
the Claireville project:
(1)
The consultant shall prepare a master plan for the
Claireville Conservation Area in the following detail:
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(a) assign recreational, conservation demonstrat-
ion and education uses to the appropriate land
and water areas;
(b) estimate density of visitation for uses so as-
signed;
(c) prepare a preliminary layout plan indicating as-
signed uses, modes of access (roads, footpaths,
etc.), parking accommodation, necessary facil-
ities (washrooms, refreshments, bathhouses, etc.);
(d) prepare a services plan for hydro, water, sanit-
ary, drainage, service area;
(e) prepare architectural sketches for major build-
ings which are recommended.
(ii) The consultant shall carry out or have carried out
such studies as are required to give reasonable
assurance that his proposals are feasible in an
engineering sense and are economically sound. Any
studies for which he has not provided in his
proposal price and for which the Authority would
be charged shall not be undertaken without the
consent of the Authority.
(iii) The consultant shall be responsible for the provis-
ion of all base data necessary, except the follow -
which which will be provided by the Authority:
(a) topographic mapping of project area at 1" =
2004, 59 contour intervals interpolated to 224;
(b) stereoscopie aerial photographs 1" = 13204 or
1" = 10009;
(c) mosaic aerial photographs of area 1" = 4004;
(d) soils data from dam and borrow area soil studies;
(e) all available reports, studies, surveys, research
done by Authority staff pertinent to Conservat-
ion Areas.
(iv) The consultant shall correlate his planning with the
requirements of the flood control aspects of the
Claireville project.
(v) The consultant shall be responsible to the Authority,
through the Conservation Areas Advisory Board and the
Administrator of the Conservation Areas Division. He
shall, however, make himself aware of the programs of
the other Authority Advisory Boards and incorporate
the requirements of their programs in the plan where
suitable and applicable.
(vi) The consultant shall prepare cost estimates for the
development of the project.
(2) The consulting firm, Project Planning Associates, be appointed
as consultants for the planning and design of the Claireville
Conservation Area, and further in this connection that the
staff be directed to draft an agreement with Project Planning
Associates for this work.
Carried Unanimously;
HUMBER RIVER VALLEY - Vicinity of Humber Summit
A communication from the Metropolitan Clerk was presented, requesting
that the Authority take no action or grant permission for any sanitary
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land fill project in this area, pending reccipt of a report from the
Metropolitan Parks Commissioner.
Res. #341
Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The staff be instructed to advise the Clerk of the
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto that this Authority will take
no action or grant permission for a sanitary land fill project at
the Humber Valley in the vicinity of Humber Summit pending receipt
of the plans for development of this area being prepared by the
Metropolitan Parks Commissioner.
Carried Unanimously;
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION AREAS DEVELOPMENT
A staff communication was presented, requesting the Authority to
undertake certain road improvements at the entrance of the Albion
Hills Area, and advising that funds for this can be made available
by transfer.
Res. ##342 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Albion Hills road improvement proceed to the ex-
tent of $$,000.00 in 1963, and that the Province of Ontario be re-
quested to make an additional grant for the project.
Carried Unanimously;
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 2.30 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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SCHEDULE "A" AUGUST, 1963
#3 - Travel Advances
R. L. Nesbitt - advance re S. C. S. A. Conference, Logan, Utah 300.00
W. A. McLean - advance re Parks & Recreation Assoc. Conference 100.00
A -11 - Members' Allowances, Mileage & Expenses
Elmer Sager - per diem & mileage January 1 to June 30, 1963 16.20
J. V. Fry - per diem & mileage January 1 to June 30, 1963 18.60
Collacutt Travel Agency - travelling expenses for Mrs. Gardener
& C. Sauriol re S. C. S. A. Conference 474.00
Calladine & Baldry Limited - travel expense re Davidson, Vignale,
Honsberger, Sauriol, Nesbitt, Lord,
Hague & Gardner re Ohio tour 760.00
A -12 - Staff Mileage & Expense
F. L. Lunn - travel expenses for July, 1963 138.15
P. Flood - travel expenses for July, 1963 51.80
W. McLean - travel expenses for July, 1963 54.40
W. Jones - travel expenses for July, 1963 62.00
D. Thornton - travel expenses for July, 1963 48.00
D. Thornton - travel expenses re Telemetering & Control Study 142.14
J. Belford - travel expenses for July, 1963 135.00
J. Agnew - travel expenses for July, 1963 66.60
E. Hultay - travel expenses for July, 1963 26.40
N. Munro - travel expenses for July, 1963 119.90
M. Whitley - travel expenses for July, 1963 32.90
J. Borland - travel expenses for July, 1963 122.30
G. Johnson - travel expenses for July, 1963 72.00
M. Johnson - travel expenses for July, 1963 42.50
K. Strasser - travel expenses fer July 1963 53.05
T. Carr - travel expenses for July, 1963 19.00
J. Malcomson - travel expenses for July, 1963 30,10
Trans Canada Air Lines - air fare re W. McLean to Parks & Rec.
Association Conference 130.00
R. O'Brien - travel expenses for June & July, 1963 13.30
C. Thompson - travel expenses re 3rd Annual A. I. P. E. Conference 105.21
J. Agnew - travel expenses for August, 1963 47.30
Collacut Travel Agency - travel expenses re F. Lunn & E. Sutter
to S. C. S. A. Conference 474.00
Calladine & Baldry Limited - travel expenses re F. Lunn, E. Sutter
& W. Jones for Ohio tour 285.00
W. McLean - travel expenses re Parks & Recreation Association
Conference 63.20
Canadian Institute of Realtors - fees re course for W. Jones 100.00
American Right -of- Way Assoc. - fees re Seminar for 1963 for
W. Jones 40.00
J. Theberge - travel expenses for July, 1963 1.40
D. Thornton - travel expenses for July, 1963 59.70
F. Lunn - travel expenses re S. C. S. A. Conference, Logan, Utah 197.60
F. Billings - travel expenses for August, 1963 36.40
A -21 - Office Equipment
Grand & Toy - M21 -MC2 Scale Postal 7.42
Grand & Toy - chair, desk & filing cabinet 319.26
A -31 - Uniforms & Equipment
Tip -Top Tailors Limited - tunics, trousers & cap 79.83
Tip -Top Tailors Limited - tunics, trousers & cap 79.83
Tip -Top Tailors Limited - tunics, trousers & cap 79.83
Tip -Top Tailors Limited - tunics, trousers & cap 79.83
Haugh's Manufacturing Co. Ltd. - pants 95.61
Wings Neckwear Limited - neck ties 23.53
Cluett, Peabody & Co. - shirts 58.39
A -32 - Postage
Receiver General of Canada - postage for postage meter 500.00
T. Barber - postage re Fireside Night announcements 22,51
- Page 2 -
A -32 - Continued
T. Barber - postage re Fireside Night announcements
A -33 - Stationery & Office Supplies
Charters Publishing - paper
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Keuffel & Esser of Canada - paper
Dictating Supply Centre - photocopy paper
Gestetner - paper
Gestetner - electronic stencil
Rapid Systems & Equipment - re- embossing
Charters Publishing Co. - envelopes
Charters Publishing Co. - lapel stickers
Charters Publishing Co. - letterhead paper
Charters Publishing Co. - day file copy paper
Curry's Art Store - pencils
Keuffel & Esser of Canada - drafting supplies
Dictating Supply Centre - photocopy paper
H. G. Barlow - white paper & columnar pads
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
'_:ughes -Owens Co. - drafting supplies
Gestetner - electronic stencils
Underwood Limited - typewriter repairs
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - bands & clips
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - refills
Gestetner - electronic stencil
Gestetner - paper
Gestetner - paper
A -34 - Technical Plans & Maps
Hunting Survey Corp. - blue prints
Hinting Survey Corp. - blue prints
Hunting Survey Corp. - prints & enlargements
A ..35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
Hudson Welding - repair flat & welding
Murphy's Esso Service - repairs to vehicle #12
Murphy's Esso Service - repairs to vehicle #12
Jim Reid B. L. Service - repairs to tire
Humber Automotive - glass, nuts & bolts
Humber Automotive - glass, nuts & bolts
Fagin's Garage - welding hydraulic
Fagin's Garage - grease & oil re vehicle #14
J. Burrow's Garage - bulbs, tape & fuses
B. A. Oil - portion of credit card purchases for July, 1963
Canadian Industries Limited - safety flares for all vehicles
Pigott Motors Limited - lube. & oil re truck
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Hawman Motors - brake handle re vehicle #12
Hawman Motors - fuses
Hawman Motors - replace shifter tube re vehicle #5
Hawman Motors - generator & regulator re vehicle #2
Hawman Motors - tune -up re vehicle #2
Hawman Motors - tune -up re vehicle #5
Hawman Motors - repairs to wiring re vehicle #19
Dominion Tire Stores - tires re vehicle #3
Kerr's Garage - lube. & oil re vehicle #1$
Lotis Mine Service Station - tune -up & oil change re vehicle #4
Murphy's Esso Service - replace exhaust pipe re vehicle #12
Pigott Motors - cylinder & keys re vehicle #6
Pigott Motors - lube. re vehicle #24
Pigott Motors - rental of vehicle while vehicle #10 under repairs
Pigott Motors - repairs to vehicle #10
Aeroway Motor Co. - repairs to vehicle #8
Fagin's Garage - tail light bulbs re vehicle #14
B -279
24.72
13.72
11.47
5.56
39.09
66.50
3.43
15.77
121.19
12.5$
27.26
52.30
5.10
7.31
12$.29
4.46
52.91
41.$2
3.43
2.$3
. .31
1.63
3.43
52.08
32.75
3.72
2.$6
29.73
10,75
2$.2$
4420
1.00
2.60
2.57
2.00
7.$2
4.43
221.14
23.$4
4.73
123.$7
.62
.52
17.70
23.64
9.50
1$.19
11.91
35.7$
5.34
23.5$
12.47
3.79
2.50
4.$$
38.15
50.21
1.07
B -2$0
- Page 3 -
A-36 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs
Jim Reid B. A. Service - welding hitch
Humber Automotive - condenser
Sholdice Service - gasket & pin
Sholdice Service - jack wheel assy. for trailer
Sholdice Service - repairs to clutch in tractor
The Elms Resturant - motor oil
Farrs' Farm Service - straighten & repair trailer
Ki.nch & Sutton - filters
Ki,nch & Sutton - pins for tractor
Kinch & Sutton - tractor parts
Millers Mendit Shop - welding planter & repairs to tractor
Millers Mendit Shop - repairs to machinery & equipment
Canadian Tire Store - grease
Chas. Ireland - master links
Fagin's Garage - welding trailer hitch
Fagin's Garage - oil
Rowan's Lawn & Garden Equipment - repairs to machinery
Rowan's Lawn & Garden Equipment - repairs to machinery
Berndt's Chain Saw & Marine - files for chain saw
Berndt's Chain Saw & Marine - gearcase protectors
Woodbridge Farmers' Co. - grease
Rumble Equipment - bolts & washers
Rumble Equipment - filters
Berndt's Chain Saw & Marine - rivets & powells
Berndt's Chain Saw & Marine - chain
Wm. H. Dick -
MCXeown's Ser
McKeown's Ser
McKeown's Ser
McKeown's Ser
McKeown's Ser
McKeown's
McKeown's
Mc eown' s
McKeown's
McKeown's
McKeown's
McKeown's
McKeown's
McKeown's
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McKeown's
Mc,Keown's
McKeown's
McKeown's
McKeown's
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McKeown's
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Seririce -
Service -
Service -
Service -
Service v-
Service
Service
Service
Service
Service
Service
Service
Service
Service
Service
Service
Service
Service
filters & sections
radiator cap
repair & reload tractor tire
oil filters
service call seal, dip stick & sections
tractor
sections & rivets
repairs to work bull
water pump, tire & tube
rods, covers, foam rubber & bars
bolts
starter hub.
head, draw pin & rivets
- belt & pin
- draw bar, beam hook & nuts
- shears, bolts & nuts
- service call, points & plate
- head, connectors, bearings & hall sections
- shaft
- welding
- chrome knives & rivets
- bolts
- grass rod
- gasket
- gaskets, bolts & washers
- bolts
1.50
1.08
. 57
20.09
40.78
4.64
5.78
5.41
2.52
2.47
drawbar 4.50
23.95
1.59
. 80
3.00
1.85
13.42
6.18
5.25
2.99
10.35
.28
5.10
5.59
26.68
4.64
13.70
1.08
9:25
10.20
re
McKeown's Service - welding sprayer
Sholdice Service & Supply - repairs to starter
Humber Automotive - points, condenser & ring
Rumble Equipment - repairs to tire and electrical system
Humber Automotive - belt
Rumble Equipment - grease & grease gun
Sholdice Service - clutch repair on tractor
1,-41 - Telephone
•Bell Telephone Co.
Mell Telephone Co.
•Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co,
- 257 -8745,
- 489 -5686,
- 857 -1776,
- 857 -1646,
- 594 -0280,
- 843 -2494,
- 843 -1200,
- 594 -0227,
July,
July,
July,
July,
July,
July,
July,
July,
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
10.5$
8.56
102.86
116.39
33.62
2.40
12.80
12.06
6.47
71.67
25.12
$.0$
11.90
20.85
2.25
1.20
.22
1 ;24
'39
1.17
.52
1.75
28.00
32.63
9.96
1.14
27.81
69.94
6.44
25.57
9.71
10.48
58.28
34.20
5.00
35.44
L-41 - Continued
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
Bell Telephone Co.
- Page 4 -
- 5$4 -2467, July, 1963
- 5$4 -2922, July, 1963
- 942 -2070, July, 1963
- Zh 5 -$253, July, 1963
- 633 -9901, July, 1963
- 636 -6058, July, 1963
- 649 -2009, July, 1963
- 2$8 -0671, July, 1963
- 285 -5425, July, 1963
- 257 -$745, July, 1963
- 4$9 -5686, July, 1963
A-42 - Light, Heat & Water
.ownship of North York - water re 17 Mill Street
Ontario Hydro - hydro re main office for July, 1963
B -2$1
5.25
35.79
45.75
276.53
35.93
9.31
25.$7
31.12
509.13
3.24
20.55
6.98
$3.77
A -43 - Rent
Maplecrest Realty - rent re office space for the month ending
August 31, 1963 1,455.00
Maplecrest Realty - rent re office space for the month ending
September 30, 1963 1,455.00
A -44 - Office Cleaning & Maintenance
G. Cochrane - cleaning services for the month of June, 1963 200.00
Cochrane - cleaning services for the month of July, 1963 200.00
G, H. Wood & Co. - toilet tissue 93.01
Caddy Plastics Limited - caddy cups 57.94
Woodbridge Hardware - windex .46
Woodbridge Hardware - window cleaner .64
G. H. Wood & Co. - detergent, floor finish & paper towels 199.72
Westgate Transport - freight charges re caddy cups 2.25
Northern Industrial Laundries - lab. coats for office 15.0$
`1 -53 - General Expense
American Institute of Park Executives - manual
American Institute of Park Executives - books & binders
Eatons of Canada - reference book
Ontario Water Resources Commission - reference book
Woodbridge Hardware - keys cut
University of Toronto Press - reference book
Woodbridge Hardware - paint
The Carswell Co. Ltd. - reference book
1.00
2$.00
3.15
1.50
1.11
2.24
2.41
6.65
A -61 - Private Tree Planting Program
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May & June, 1963 31.51
A -63 Wildlife Habitat Improvement Project
L. Fraser - travel expenses re Wildlife Habitat Improvement Project
for July, 1963 129.70
Hunting Survey Corp. - enlargements 252.67
A -73 - Tile Drainage Subsidies
Lewis Brothers - tile drainage subsidy 200.00
Murray Little - tile drainage subsidy 200.00
Ron Kimura - tile drainage subsidy 117.20
A -74 - Farm Pond Research
Curry's tart Store - letraset $.24
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - distilled water 1.40
Woodbridge Hardware - 1" rope - 100 feet 5,56
B -2$2 - Page 5 -
x -75 - Farm Pond Subsidies
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
F. M. Robertson - farm pond subsidy
Mrs. Jack T. Beach - farm pond subsidy
R -$2 - Fish Rearing
J. M. Schneider Limited -
J. M. Schneider Limited -
Don Watt - fish food
J. M. Schneider Limited -
J. M. Schneider Limited
Don Watt - fish food
fish food
fish food
fish food
- fish food
7$.00
50.00
50.00
3.50
3$.34
26.25
3.50
39.96
$2.40
A -91 - Areas Equipment (picnic tables, fireplaces, toilets, etc.)
Card Building Supplies - lumber 7.25
A -103 - Operation of Flood yarning System
Scarborough Public Utilities - hydro re Old Kingston Road
stream gauge for July, 1963 4.99
Village of Pickering Public Utilities - hydro re Greenwood
stream gauge for June & July, 1963 3.42
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - hydro re Pine Grove stream gauge
for June & july, 1963 13.9$
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - hydro re Woodbridge Stream gauge
for June & July, 1963 6.07
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - hydro re Greenwood stream gauge for
June, 1963 2.30
Ont. Hydro, Woodbridge -hydro re Stream Gauge for June & July /63 4.05
Tarp. of E. York Hydro - hydro re Pottery Rd. Stream Gauge, July /63 1.$9
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - hydro re Bolton stream gauge for
July, 1963 6.07
Weston Public Utilities Commission - hydro re Lawrence Avenue
stream gauge for June & July, 1963 5.$3
Dominion Helicopter - helicopter service re River patrol 110.00
Ontario Hydro, Markham - hydro re Markham stream gauge for
July, 1963 6.07
A -112 - Public Relations Consultant & Expense
Ontario Editorial Bureau - Public Relations consultant services
for 3 months ended August 31, 1963 1,550.01
A -113 - Publications & General Printing
Charters Publishing Co. - biennial report
R-115 - School Programs
Blanche E. Snell - professional services rendered re Conservation
School
A-116 - Photography, Photographic Supplies & Engraving
Toronto Camera - photographic supplies
Drake Delta Limited - mounting tissue
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - films
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Henderson -Nocol Drugs - photo prints
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - film
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - film
Hc2derson -Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Henderson -Nico] Drugs •- photo prints
2,909.39
600.00
44.59
9.02
5.41
3.34
1.17
5.87
2.35
$.87
6.10
7.29
3.09
2.46
1.$$
6.12
4.02
- Page 6 - B-283
A -116 - Continued
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - films
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - films
Toronto Camera - mounting board
A -117 - Exhibits
James M. Adamson & Co. - paper re exhibits
A -11$ - Motion Picture Program
Canadian Kodak Sales Limited - film
Cinesound Limited - film processed
Cinesound Limited - film processed
6.49
13.93
2.44
44.$7
13.60
107.74
66.54
167.3$
A -119 - Press Clipping Service
Canadian Press Clipping Service - services for July, 1963 29.50
A -120 - Promotional Contingencies
Dr. A.G.S. Heathcote - 3rd prize colour slides re Photo. contest 15.00
Harry Ballinger - 2nd prize colour slides re Photo. contest 25.00
Miss. M. Haviland - 1st prize colour slides re Photo. contest 35.00
T. Irancomb - 3rd prize black & white picture re Photo. contest 15.00
J. Powell - 2nd prize black & white picture re Photo. contest 25.00
J. King - 1st prize black & white picture re Photo. contest 35.00
A -121 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre
J. M. Adamson & Co. Ltd. - mounting board $.90
J. M. Adamson & Co. Ltd. - mounting board $.90
J. M. Ldamson & Co. Ltd. - pulpboard 2.27
C2C - Heart Lake Construction & Development
•
Crane Hardware & Electric - glue 1,65
Crane Hardware & Electric - rust remover 2.01
Canadian Tire Store - tire pump $.60
Automatic Pumping Equipment - switch & fuses 15.33
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963 59.64
Amfab Products Limited - materials re lifeguard stands 763.26
Automatic Pumping Equipment - valves & pipe fittings 40.95
Automatic Pumping Equipment - valves 14.54
Automatic Pumping Equipment - valves 11.16
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963 1$.49
Card Building Supplies - hinges & lumber 95.75
Automatic Submersible Motor - pump motor controls 10.50
Canadian Pittsburgh Industries - coco matting $4.3$
C6C - Albion Hills Construction & Development
D. H. Wood - travel expenses re Albion Hills construction for
July, 1963 $.00
Crane Supply - water heater 94.02
Hudson Welding - cutting well casing 12.00
Robertson Electric Sales - screws & tape $.55
Robertson Electric Sales - plates, bushings nipples 16.75
Robertson Electric Sales - fixtures 4.$7
Black & Decker - belts 19.30
M. Smilsky Limited - sod 1,1$6.56
Flintkote Co. - colas 105.35
Para Paints - paint & creosote 61.$0
Ontario Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office for July, 1963 11.32
Automatic Pumping Equipment - valves 40.66
Automatic Pumping Equipment - valves 23.64
Automatic Pumping Equipment - valves 14.$3
Armstrong Brothers - retaining wall, footing & flagstone paving 3,005.00
Maitland Equipment & Supply - blades 70.56
Sl<ilbools Limited - belts 5.15
B -2$4
- Page 7 -
C6C - Continued
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Hydro Electric Power Comm. - hydro inspection of #3 house
Woodbridge Hardware - cartridge fuses
Robertson Electric - fixtures
Card Building Supplies - arborite
Card Building Supplies - insulation, sandpaper & twine trim
Card Building Supplies - lumber
Card Building Supplies - cement & lumber
Card Building Supplies - cement, tape, putty & lumber
Card Building Supplies - masking tape
Card Building Supplies - lumber
Card Building Supplies - hinges, fasteners, pulls & plates
Card Building Supplies - lumber
Card Building Supplies - lumber
Card Building Supplies - fan & hood
Miller Paving Limited - liquid calcium
Armstrong Brothers - calcium chloride
H.M. Davis & Sons - grading, levelling & removing stones
H.M. Davis & Sons - grading, levelling & finishing roads &
parking lots
H.M. Davis & Sons - filling & levelling swamp area
Dorval Copithorn - moving loader
Gard Building Supplies - contact cement & arborite
J.C. Gilbert - trenching
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas
Robertson Electric Sales - straps & lamps
C7C - Cold Creek Construction & Development
Henry Burke - travel expenses re Cold Creek for July, 1963
Dominion Steel & Coal - fenceing
B,h, Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas
Card Building Supplies - black polyethelene
Woodbridge Farmers - diesel fuel
Dominion Steel & Coal - farm fence
McKeown's Service & Supply - tractor rental for 16 days
Vallance Brown & Co. - nails
C$C - Boyd Construction & Development
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - portion hydro re workshop & office
for June & July, 1963
F. Deurbrouck - travel expenses re Boyd development for July, 1963
Scythes & Co. - rope
B :A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
Woodbridge Hardware - bolts, washer & pipe wrench
Farr's Farm Service - supply & installation of grates for drains
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
Fairbank Hardware - saw blades
Woodbridge Hardware - portion tractor gas
32.6$
1.91
1.39
36.7$
1$.13
1$.64
25.71
71.20
9.$9
4.07
4.20
2.99
23.96
47.79
50.99
592.00
37.0$
175.00
3$1.50
391.50
30.00
2$.94
79.$0
63.31
132.12
21.96
$.20
299.96
66.56
137.62
15.45
43.45
143.40
160.00
5.92
24.$4
9.60
52.0$
72.$7
$2.50
4.60
44.01
55.05
7.25
35.59
C$G - Boyd General
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - hydro re nursery for June, 1963 10.12
Woodbridge Farmers' - tractor gas 12.34
B.I. Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963 21.11
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963 10.51
Woodbridge Hardware - duster & screens 4.15
Woodbridge Hardware - bug killer .70
John Wilson - travel expenses re Nursery development for August,
1963 5.60
Woodbridge Farmers' - logging chain & tightener 15.97
- Page $ -
C13C - Glen Haffy Construction & Development
R. R. Thompson - travel expenses re Glen Haffy Development
for July, 1963
Beaver Lumber Co. - lumber & coating
D.A. Hogg & Son - cement
Fagin's Garage - cut well pipe
Automatic Pumping Equipment - plastic pipe
Automatic Pumping Equipment - plastic pipe
Fagin's Garage - portion of gas purchases for July, 1963
B.A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
H.E.P.C. - permit
Card Building Supplies - lumber
Card Building Supplies - black polyethelene
Armstrong Brothers - gravel
Armstrong Brothers - gravel
Armstrong Brothers - gravel
Armstrong Brothers - gravel
Armstrong Brothers - gravel dust
Armstrong Brothers - gravel
Automatic Pumping Equipment - rod adapters
C14C - Greenwood Construction & Development
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office for
June, 1963
Millers Mendit Shop - welding
B.A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Para Paints - credit re Federal Sales Tax
C17C - Humber Trails Construction & Development
W. Robinson - travel expenses re Humber Trails development for
July, 1963
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
Automatic Pumping Equipment - valves
C19C - Claremont Construction & Development
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office for
June, 1963
Millers Mendit Shop - repairs to machinery
Millers Mendit Shop - straps & bolts
B.A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
D.L. Mairs & Son - clamps
Barclay Transport Limited - brick sand
Woodbridge Hardware - wood screws & washers
T.H. Forsythe Haulage - resurfacing road
W. Trolley - travel expenses re Claremont development for
June & July, 1963
H.N. Davis & Sons - spreading top soil
H.M. Davis & Sons - use of bulldozer & blade
Acton Limestone Quarries - rip rap stone
C2$C - Black Creek Construction & Development
Township of North York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office
for July, 1963
Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen - consultation, examination assembly
of data
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Woodbridge Farmers' - wire & staples
Rumble Equipment - sharpen mower knives
Para Paints - creosote
Franki of Canada - soil investigation
E.S. Taylor - travel expenses re Black Creek development for
June, 1963
B -2$5
13.40
66.47
7.73
4.00
127.$2
74.61
30.49
46.30
6.30
23.73
15.45
1$$.65
19$.35
107.10
153.40
33.15
107.55
5.56
14,54
4.00
56.65
49.66
Cr. 8.39-
10.$0
55.05
12.73
5.40
17.50
3.00
83.57
2.31
7.50
.79
1,500.25
30.60
309.50
10$.00
172.75
42.52
954.00
49.00
10.59
1.50
55.62
669,50
5.20
B -286 - Page 9 -
C42C - CA28 - Bruce's Mill Construction & Development
Stouffers Crest Hardware - miscellaneous hardware supplies
J. Honingh - travel expenses re Bruce's Milis development for
July, 1963
Ontario Hydro - billing adjustment for period ending Aug. 7/63
Franki of Canada - soil investigation of bridge & spillway
Wajax Equipment - pack pump
Stiver Brothers - diesel fuel
Stiver Brothers - motor oil & cans
Stiver Brothers - tractor gas
Green Circle Hardware - rope
W. Waterer - reimbursement of cash expended on behalf of the
Authority re Bruce's Milis development
H.M. Davis & Sons - removing house, drive shed & pig pen
Rumble Equipment - sharpen mower & replace section
C47C - Palgrave Forest & Wildlife Area Construction & Development
Automatic Pumping Equipment - valves
__„ton Limestone Quarries - stone
Acton Limestone Quarries - stone
Acton Limestone Quarries - stone
C49A - CA34 - Glen MajorExtension - Land
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description re
Redshaw property
Purchase of Norris Hardy property
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description re
Hardy property
�1C - Woodbridge Area Construction & Development
Amfab Products - materials re map & shelter
W. Juryn - flashing
Woodbridge Farmers' - culvert & couplers
Woodbridge Hardware - hornet & wasp bomb & DDT dust
Connor Transport - loam
Connor Transport - loam & sand fill
'.doodbridge Farmers' - culvert
:'ioodbridge Farmers' - culvert & scythe blade
Valiance Brown & Co. - nails
J.C, Gilbert - use of back -hoe
Woodbridge Farmers' - cement
H.M, Davis & Sons - grading topsoil & running drainage ditches
Woodbridge Farmers' - culvert & logging chain
H,M, Davis & Sons - building road & parking lot
H.M, Davis & Sons - building road & parking lot
C52 - CA21 - Heart Lake Extension - Land (Hunter)
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates
23.19
24.00
14.90
704.90
89.00
67.15
37.08
36.30
3.09
4.41
48.00
1.75
8.97
297.12
79,06
81.90
the
1,789.70
19,495.00
the
- preparation of area map
- survey, plan & description re the
Township of Chinguacousy property
- survey, plan & description re the
County of Peel property
survey, plan & description re the
Township of Chinguacousy property
- survey, plan & description re the
Presant property
WBA,- WC4 - Lower Humber - Land
.ettlement of compensation re the Helliwell property
Death, McLean & McMurchy - survey of the Helliwell property
W16Q - WC6 - Black Creek - Construction
W.A., Stephenson & Sons Limited - drainage improvement works re
excavation, laying tile & back
fill
1,151.05
259.77
14.70
340.46
2.39
1,231.25
1,068.98
28.84
52.02
11.96
52.50
5.56
220.00
40.06
8,000.00
771.00
270.35
531.90
423.30
397.40
744.90
1,089.26
116.50
561 00
- Page 10 -
W23A - WC19 - Black Creek Dam - Land
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description re the
M.T.R.C.A. (Kunin) property 1,355.75
W49B - Communications System Study
James F. MacLaren Limited - 2nd account re Engineering Services
to July 31, 1963 1,569.97
F1A - Claireville Reservoir - Property
W. H. Mitchell - negotiations re Favorite Construction Co.'
property 472.00
Standard House Wrecking Co. - demolition & removal of the Weinbert
property 1,750.00
Strung Real Estate - appraisal, maps etc. re Graham & Hewson
properties 1,176.45
F1B1 - Claireville Reservoir - Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren Limited - 19th account for professional
engineering services rendered re
the Claireville Reservoir
F1G1 - Claireville Reservoir - Construction Contracts
Carter Construction Co. - certificate #1 re construction of the
Claireville Dam
K.J. Beamish Construction Co. - certificate #3 re construction
on Indian Line Road diversion
F3A - Bolton Reservoir - Property
B -287
W.E. Whitewood - reimbursement of cash expended re option to
purchase the Hall property
W.E. Whitewood - reimbursement of cash expended re option to
purchase the Thompson property
W.E. Whitewood - reimbursement of cash expended re option to
purchase the French property
Balance purchase price re the Ward property
Balance purchase price re the French property
Balance purchase price re the Hubbard property
Balance purchase price re the Erwin property
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re purchase
of the Butler property
Fred. Schaeffer - survey, plan & description re the Grant property
Chambers & Meredith - valuation of the Hicken Estate property
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re purchase
of the Purkis property
Balance purchase price re the Bryant property
Balance purchase price re the Cole property
Balance purchase price re the Grant Estate property
Z.E. Whitewood - reimbursement of cash expended re option to
purchase Cole Estate
W.E. Whitewood - reimbursement of cash expended re option to
purchase the Bryant property
F6A - Lower East Branch Reservoir - Property
Chambers & Meredith - appraisal of 9 properties at Kleinburg
Chambers & Meredith - appraisal of the Aitchison property
Chambers & Meredith - appraisal of the Renwick property
F7A - Finch Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates
- survey, plan & description re
Volare Developments property 511.65
survey, plan & description re the
Defan Developments & the Township
of North York properties 227.90
appraisal of the Milbank Developments prop. 1,121.09
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates -
Strung Real Estate -
the
5,432.13
13,949.26
62,328.85
5.00
10.00
10.00
5,790.00
4,790.00
15,190.00
7,490.00
76.48
512.70
315.50
76.49
1,698.00
6,695.00
21,990.00
5.00
2.00
1,527.87
300.00
350.00
B -288 - Page 11
F1OA - Willowdale Reservoir - Property
Township of North York - arrears in taxes re the Don River
Heights property
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re purchase
of the McLaren property
F14.B1 - Preliminary Engineering - Humber Watershed - Engineering
Contracts
James F. MacLaren Limited - 12th account re Engineering Services
(final account)
B1A - Black Creek Phase #1 - Property
Wildman & Rhodes &
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman
Wildman
Wi ldman
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
Associates
& Associates
& Associates
& Associates
& Associates
& Associates
& Associates
& Associates
& Associates
& Associates
& Associates
& Associates
Death, McLean & McMurchy
- survey, plan & description re
the Township of York property
- survey, plan & description
the Yountz property
- survey, plan & description
the Munroe property
- survey, plan & description
Nixon & Haourt property
- suritey, plan & description
the Kai property
survey, plan & description
the Yountz property
- survey, plan & description
the Doig property
- survey, plan & description
the Patemer property
- survey, plan & description
the Henry property
- survey, plan & description
the Purvis property
- survey, plan & description
the Kerr property
- survey, plan & description
the North property
- prints of Black Creek channel
B2C1,- Black Creek Phase #2
Bedford Construction Co. Ltd
B3OB]. - Black Creek Channel
James F. MacLaren Limited -
James F. MacLaren Limited -
- Construction Contracts
re
re
re
re
re
re
re
re
re
re
re
. - certificate #11 re construction
on the Black Creek Channel
- Engineering
12th account re supervision of
construction on the Black Creek
Channel
21st account for engineering
services to July 31, 1963 re the
Black Creek Channel
P2A - .Milne Reservoir - Property
W.S. Gibson & Sons - preparing expropriation booklets re the
Scott, Turvey, Simpson & Seaver properties
P7A - ,Mimico Flood Plain Land - Property
Hunting Survey Corp. - mapping
PBA - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property
Township of York - 1963 taxes re the Merry property
Strung Real Estate - appraisal, maps etc. re Highland Grove
Developments property
Strung Real Estate - appraisal, maps etc. re 125 & 127 Eden -
bridge Drive properties
4.23
696.69
1,513.04
195.80
172.80
166.70
166.20
175.10
199.90
178.40
165.30
252:00
171 :90
197 :50
196.40
8.82
24,644.82
1,051.99
2,746.85
80.00
2.86
108.09
1,217.76
1,546.62
- Page 12 - B -2$9
P$A - Continued
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re purchase
of the Norgrove property 210.90
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements to purchase
of the Maxted property 339.10
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re purchase
of the Hacker property 63.45
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re expropriation
of the Glenshaw Investments property 272.90
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description re the
Griffith 1,691.20
Settlement of Compensation re the F.H. Conroy Estate property 2,000.00
Strung Real Estate - appraisal of Lots 125 & 127 Edenbridge Dr. 400.00
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re acquisition
of the Metropolitan Toronto prop. 1,0$1.90
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re purchase
of the Winson property 1$5.52
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re purchase
of the Milton & Wagner property 99.55
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - fees & disbursements re purchase
of the Milton & Wagner property 328.95
Death, McLean & McMurchy - survey, plan & description re the
Baker & Ianes property 86.00
Chambers & Meredith Limited - valuation of the Old Mill Terrace
properties 2,400.00
Chambers & Meredith Limited - appraisal of the McLean property 500.00
P9A - Don Flood Plain Land - Property
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, map & report re the
Goodluck Construction property
Standard House Wrecking - progress billing #1 re demolition of
Drope property
123.90
7,450.00
P1OA - Highland Creek Flood Plain Land - Property
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description re
the Smith Construction property 1,194.60
W.H. Mitchell - negotiations re Helliwell property 353.00
P11A - Rouge Flood Plain Land - Property
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description re
the Fraser property 1,163.90
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description re
the Martin property 476.30
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates - survey, plan & description re
the Miller property 2,307.10
G2C - Pioneer Village Construction & Development
A. Colucci - reimbursement of cash expended on behalf of the
i.uthority re paint & brushes re collection
Trevor Antiques - placques, plates, ladle & harness
Garry A. Evans & Sons - unloading timber
Dressmakers Supply - ribbon, thread & buttons
Bruce Naylor - brick & stone re outdoor bake oven
Simpson's - cot, pillow, screenings & cotton material
University of Reading - half plate prints
F. M. Belson - travel expenses re Pioneer Village for July, 1963
Otter Creek Antiques - jug & space set
G5 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre
Snow Window - certificate #3 re window contract
Dafoe Metallicrete Floor Co. - flooring
Dafoe Metallicrete Floor Co. - bases & risers
Premier Building Materials - gravel
Premier Building Materials - credit re overpayment
Scott Quarry - randon flagstone
idkenhead's Hardware - progress billing #1 re hardware contract
6.59
89.61
31.50
21.12
150.00
57.65
3.33
20.80
6.18
1,000.00
523.00
148.00
649.20
Cr. 17.16-
297.00
1,030,00
B -290
- Page 13 -
G5 - Continued
General Concrete - cement blocks 105.90
Wm. A. Strong - professional architect's services 600.00
Wm. A. Strong - discussion re furnishings & design 3$5.96
Premier Building Supplies - sand & gravel 35.2$
Ontario Hydro - hydro re Conservation Centre 2.43
Acri & McGarvey Limited - certificate #5 re construction contract 5,100.00
Acri & McGarvey Limited - supply & install urinal 353.02
MacMillan, Bloedel & Powell - credit re price adjustment Cr. 21.45 -
B. Stewart - reimbursement of cash expended on behalf of the
Authority re sharpening saws 3.50
Any Service Limited - cleaning of windows in new building 1$9.00
McCauley Builders' Supplies - angle iron 37.96
McCauley Builders' Supplies - cement, nails & pipes 79.46
Bolton Electric - wiring from transformer vault 1,077.15
Card Building Supplies - staples & lumber 64.15
Card Building Supplies - lumber 207.97
Card Building Supplies - lumber 45.4$
Card Building Supplies - lumber & linseed oil 33.4$
General Concrete Limited - credit re block pickup Cr. 53.56 -
Skiltools Limited - brushes 2.06
Skiltools Limited - cut off wheels 141.11
Egan Brothers - small hardware supplies 6.80
Egan Brothers - lag bolts & shields 6.53
Egan Brothers - screws, chisels, nails & files 11.57
Egan Brothers - wire & offset driver 8.70
Egan Brothers - lags, toggle & tap wrench 7.56
Egan Brothers - screws, bolts & plaster 5.20
Scott Quarry - flag stone 1$.00
Skiltools Limited - cut off wheels & brushes 37.23
MacMillan, Bloedel & Powell - plywood 112.77
We]sh Lumber Co. Ltd. - window trim 1$1.35
Welsh Lumber Co. Ltd. - cedar siding 903.83
Welsh Lumber Co. Ltd. - pine lumber 370.80
Bolton Electric - progress certificate #5 re construction
Contract 425.00
Oliver -Reist Limited - to connect Kohler electric plant 33.11
Sarnia Scaffolds Limited - rental of scaffolding 17.41
Vallance Brown & Co. - hardware supplies 14.49
Pengelly Iron Works Limited - supply & erect ramp & stair railings,
stair wall raisings & supply bench
supports, frame & grille 651.00
Richards - Wilcox - vertical left door & hardware 463.20
Super Structure Door Co. - door trim 9.52
Canada Iron Foundries reinforcing metal 11.74
#209 - N/E General
J.D. Malcomson - portion of rent 40.00
Parsons Florist - floral tribute re late Mr. Parker 15.45
Canadian Pacific Telegraphs - telegram to Edmonton, Alberta 1.80
F.L. Lunn - reimbursement of cash expended to ship film to
Austrialia 40.00
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - hydro re Crichton property 4.05
C.N.I.B. - buffet supplies re annual picnic, recoverable from
staff fund 275.$1
Woodbridge Farmers' - weighing truck & load .50
Woodbridge Farmers' - weighing truck & load .50
Woodbridge Hardware - bulbd 5.56
C.N.I.B. - lunches & afternoon tea re Pickering Village, Executive
meeting & Historical Sites meeting 43.47
F.I. Lunn - reimbursement of cash expended on behalf of the
Authority re Petty Cash 43.59
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies 2.81
Woodbridge Farmers' - weighing truck & load .50
John Patterson Construction - weighing truck & load 1.00
- Page 14 - B -291
#213 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating & Maintenance
B.A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Ontario Hydro - hydro re bath house for July, 1963
Brennan Brothers - dew worms
r3r9nnan Brothers - dew worms
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Queensway Electric Supply Co. - fuses
Charters Publishing Co. - parking tickets
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies
ij214 - N/E - Glen Haffy - Operating & Maintenance
`.'ialden Speers - travel expenses re Glen Haffy maintenance for
July, 1963
Fagin's Garage - portion gas purchases for July, 1963
B.A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Brennan Brothers - dew worms
Charters Publishing Co. - parking tickets
McKeown's Service & Supply - clamps, rod, grass stick
215 - N/E - Albion Hills - Operating & Maintenance
Canadian Tire Store - chain 1.03
:Joodbrid;e Farmers' -- copper sulphate 16.40
Automatic Pumping Equipment - air volume control & nuts 6.33
Ontario Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office for July, 1963 3.78
Automatic Pumping Equipment - water filter & pressure gauge 6.57
Automatic Pumping Equipment - filters 14.21
1-1perial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963 10.89
Card Building Supplies - fibrescreen 3.15
Charters Publishing Co. - parking tickets 47.44
vz17ance Brown & Co. - toilet tissue 25.96
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas 21.10
'i. H. Dick - portion tractor gas 44.04
- ,..::, oven's Service - coupling for mower 5.65
McKeown's Service - belt, plates & sections 10.65
19.88
43.67
13.75
13.75
6.17
4.76
47.50
2.69
1.78
4.00
10.17
15.43
33.00
47.44
8.97
f216 - N/E - Boyd - Operating & Maintenance
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - portion of hydro re workshop &
June & O:r;;ario Hydro, Woodbridge - hydro office cconcessionJstand1963 2.06
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - hydro re washrooms 12.8
Woodbridge Farmers' - weighing hay 12.38
Para Paints - paint & brushes .44
Automatic Pumping Equipment 37.08
P� g - jet air chargers 37.08
Automatic Pumping Equipment - plastic pipe 62.54
Automatic Pumping Equipment - plastic pipe 94.83
H,J,. Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963 24.29
Automatic Pumping Equipment - plastic pipe 156.35
Automatic Pumping Equipment - valves 7.08
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas 27.50
G,H. Wood & Co. - paper towels 79.93
Angel Stone Limited - sill 2.19
Woodbridge Hardware - hose connections 2.27
Woodbridge Hardware - pulley .33
Woodbridge Hardware - stud finder & washers 1.33
Charters Publishing Co. - parking tickets 47.44
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies .50
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies 11.52
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies 8.50
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies 8.27
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas 18.35
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas 11.87
McKeown's Service & Supply - knife & rivets 14.42
McKeown's Service & Supply - head sections & rivets 15.06
McKeown's Service & Supply - repairs to rotary mower 14.22
Hu. -.ber Automotive - tape & lace 2.64
Humber Automotive - parts for mower
C H, Z�; od & Co, - detergent & plastic pump 12.81
29,77
B -292 - Page 15 -
#21$ - N/E - Greenwood - Operating & Maintenance
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office
for June, 1963
Graham Hardware - hardware supplies
Ajax Drug Store - first aid supplies
Ajax Drug Store - first aid supplies
B.A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Automatic Pumping Equipment - copper pipes & adapter
Township of Pickering - charges re dumping for month of July, 1963
Miller Paving Limited - cold mix asphalt
Miller Paving Limited - cold mix asphalt
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Charters Publishing Co. - parking tickets
Automatic Submersible Motor - repairs to pump motor
Robertson Electric Sales - screws, connectors & tape
#220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & kaintenance
A. Colucci - staff lunches re Television appearance in Buffalo
A. Roodzant - travel expenses re Black Creek maintenance for
June, 1963
'.'ownship of North York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office
for July, 1963
H. Lund - travel expenses re Black Creek maintenance for July /63
Davis Circulation Agency - renewal of Antiques Magazine
Woodbridge Farmers' Co. - chick grower & gall salve
Woodbridge Farmers' Co. - pig food
The Theatre Upstairs - cleaning curtains
Woodbridge Lumber - lumber
Garry A. Evans & Sons - loading timber
Robertson Electric Sales - light bulbs
Robertson Electric Sales - electric cord
A,T. Squibb & Sons - record books
Isaac Baker - harness repairs
Isaac Baker - harness repairs
A. Roodzant - travel expenses re Black Creek maintenance for
July, 1963
Woodbridge Farmers' - pig feed
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Adelaide Electric Limited - check re transformers
Canada Building Materials - ready -mix
Woodbridge Hardware - Eveready batteries
Woodbridge Hardware - toilaflex, drano & deoderizers
Woodbridge Hardware - handtools, brasso & putty
Woodbridge Hardware - can opener, grater set & dish pan
Woodbridge Hardware - flashlight bulb
Woodbridge Hardware - windex, pimp & battery
Woodbridge Farmers' - cement
White Hardware Limited - galvanized pail, lantern & floor cleaner
Mr. Frost - white ducks
M'Irray Kaake - bales of straw
Woodbridge Farmers' - molasses
Woodbridge Farmers' - machine bolts
Woodbridge Farmers' - calcium chloride & bolts
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid kit
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - reducer iron
Woodbridge Farmers' - calcium chloride
Woodbridge Farmers' - flashlight batteries
Woodbridge Farmers' - fly spray & animal feed
J. I. Holcomb Manufacturing Co. - credit re return of goods
R.T. Wallace Grocery - groceries re cooping demonstrations
J.I. Holcomb Manufacturing Co. - concrete seal
Sherwin - Williams Co. - concrete floor enamel
220B - N/E - Toy Collection
M.H. Wood - travel expenses re Toy Collection for July, 1963
H..Matson -- travel expenses re Toy Collection for July, 1963
Crane Hardware - fore pullers
4.$6
16.95
4.36
5.79
1$.$$
3.13
5.00
12.43
14.20
16.55
47.44
11.60
16.79
7.00
64.40
14.19
1.20
20.50
2.$5
42.1$
30.00
27.06
31.50
30.41
35.02
7.52
46.56
11.19
31.10
46.95
16.34
13.$8
35.43
3.67
4.$9
9.13
2.$9
3.62
5.19
2.6$
1$.34
7.73
45.00
4.90
1.9$
34.60
8.71
17.50
.$5
13.00
1.03
47.60
Cr. 33.99-
71.33
45.84
14.36
3.20
7.20
1.0$
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#220B - Continued
Zenith Electric Supply - thermostat, heater & controls
Service Glass & Mirror - louvers
Woodbridge Hardware - washers & spring
Card Building Supply - lumber
Argo Lumber Limited - lumber
Crown Wallpaper & Paint - paint
Crown Wallpaper & Faint - paint
Service Glass & Mirror - jalousie glass
Fairbank Hardware - bolts, nails & tailpiece
Woodbridge Farmers' - putty
Sherwin - Williqms Co. - steel wool & paint
Sherwin - Williams Co. - putty & turpentine
Sherwin- Williams Co. - paint, sand paper & roller
Sherwin - Williams Co. - varsol
Sherwin - Williams Co. - paint
Sherwin - Williams Co. - putty
Robertson Electric Sales - caps, connectors & tape
Sheridan Nurseries - shrubs
Eaidlaw Lumber - millwork
#220C - Black Creek Squire's House Fire Damage
Crown Paint & Wallpaper - paint
#221 - N/E - Humber Trails - Operating & Maintenance
W. Robinson - travel expenses re Humber Trails maintenance for
July, 1963
Jim Reid B.A. Service - cotter keys
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
Charters Publishing Co. - parking tickets
#222 - N/E - Claremont - Operating & Maintenance
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office for
June, 1963
B.L. Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963
Charters Publishing Co. - parking tickets
#222B - Claremont Workshop Replacement
Ajax Lumber Co. - lathe
Sargents Hardware - bolts
Domtar Construction - credit re return of material
Card Building Supplies - cement & sealbond
Automatic Submersible Motor - motor
Ward Machine & Welding - flat iron
Crane Supply - water tank & gaskets
Robertson Electric Sales - heater
Robertson Electric Sales - reflectors, covers, holders tape
#222C - Claremont Tools & Equipment Replacement
B-293
54.00
61.93
1.11
149.$7
4.82
74.62
17.20
4.20
30.20
1.85
23.55
8.86
22.08
1.65
14.36
2.64
14.80
20.39
704.52
56.03
17.90
.62
18.35
47.44
1.80
27.86
47.44
1.03
11.94
Cr. 3.71-
14.01
18.50
9.15
31.12
23.57
41.33
Berndt's Chain Saw & Marine - chain 26.67
J- ikenhead Hardware - knivew & hatchet 20.48
#223 - N/E - Pioneer Village Stores
J.& C. Scott Brothers - cap tissue 2.58
Penn. German Folklore Society - plates & cups & saucers for resale 54.00
Penn. German Folklore Society - plates & cups & saucers for resale 64.80
Glenwood Products - spices & seasonings for resale 52.20
E.S. Chirnside - maps for resale 25.00
George S. Palmer & Co. - tee & marmalade for resale 21.65
C.D. Shadbolt Limited - dresses & dolls 8.00
MacMillan Co. of Canada - books for resale 37.85
J. & C. Scott Brothers - bags & cap tissue 20.24
Le Feuvres Candies - candy for resale 175.90
Toronto Public Libraries - recording Toronto 28.00
B -n4
#223 - Continued
Earl Glove Manufacturing Co. - purses & key cases for resale 6$.14
Earl Glove Manufacturing Co. - purses for resale 10.13
Brunswick Press - Beaver dimes for resale b4.$0
Kerrycraft of Canada - rings & pins for resale 55.00 60
Rosaire Audet - bookmarks for resale 60
University of Toronto Press - books for resale 33.57
13.95
1 .9
Canuck Pottery Sales - chinaware for resale 46.50
Canuck Pottery Sales - chinaware for resale 27.00
Buckskin Cookery - books for resale 227.00
Le Feuvres Candies - candy for resale 11.11
George S. Palmer & Co. - jams & jellies for resale
Penn. German Folklore Society - plates for resale 43.20
Penn. German Folklore Society - plates & cups for resale 56.70
Wilkinson & Kompass - welding compound 239.22
Le Feuvres Candies - candy for resale
#224 - N/E - Cold Creek - Operating & Maintenance
Archery Craft - field faces & hunters faces 25.46
B.A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for July, 1963 22.19
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas purchase 45.8
Charters Publishing Co. - parking tickets 7.4
.44
McKeown's Service & Supply - swath board
#225 - N/E - Flood Control Property Maintenance
Village of Woodbridge - cutting weeds re Senaca Heights 15.00
McKeown's Service & Supply - knives, sections, guards for mowers 75.66
Total Payroll for the month of
August -1963 76,563.61
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SCHEDULE "B"
Re: Mill Building and Site Works, Pioneer Village
13.295
I. INTRODUCTION
Acting on the following resolutions, the staff have
prepared cost estimates and development plans for the construction
of a mill and mill ponds for the Pioneer Village.
Exec. Res. 315/62 - Resolved that Report #2 of the Conservation
Areas Advisory Board be received, and that the
recommendations contained therein and set
forth herein be adopted: that the mill located
at the Claremont Conservation Area be made
available to the Historical Sites Advisory
Board for restoration at the Pioneer Village,
Black Creek Conservation Area, if so desired.
Exec. Res. 377/62 - Resolved that Report #3 of the Historical
Sites Advisory Board be received, and that
the recommendations contained therein and set
forth herein be adopted: 4(b) - that the
Bayles' mill, while not suitable for restor-
ation on its present site, would be worth-
while utilizing the timbers and much of the
material therefrom for restoration at the
Pioneer Village; and further that it would
make a valuable contribution to the Village
in the form of a grist mill, said mill to be
situated on the north side of Steeles avenue,
abutting on the Black Creek, providing soil
and other conditions prove suitable.
Following the consideration of the Bayles' mill for
siting in Pioneer Village, it was learned that a mill known as
Roblin's Mill at Ameliasburg, Ontario, was available.
'-':ec . Res. 42/63 - Resolved that the Authority purchase from Mr.
Mac Smith, Belleville, Ontario, the entire
wood construction and all the machinery
presently in the building known as Roblin's
Mill, and on the site, including six mill
stones, fifteen wooden pulleys, gears, vertical
shaft, flour cleaning machinery and other
parts, for the sum of $2,000.00; and further
that the staff arrange to demolish the present
walls leaving said material on the site in a
clean and safe condition.
Exec. Res. 163/63 - Resolved that the mill at Pioneer Village be
located on the east side of the Black Creek on
the site staked out by the consulting engineer;
and further, that the foundation of the mill
at the Pioneer Village be local stone, and that
the super- structure be of frame construction.
Exec. Res. 283/63 - (d) Recommendation (2) of Report #2 be deleted,
and that the original recommendation to the
effect that the exterior walls of the mill be
of stone, as confirmed.
As indicated by the resolutions, the Roblin's Mill was
dismantled and the component parts removed to Pioneer Village where
they are presently stored.
-2-
B -2;6
The following cost estimates for the reconstruction
of the mill and the site works including ponds, flume and hydro are
based on the premise that the mill should be reconstructed and
operated in as authentic a manner as possible.
The staff is fully aware of the large sum of money
required for this project. Nevertheless, the reconstruction of a
flour mill at Pioneer Village is of the utmost importance for many
reasons.
The miller's tale is necessary to an understanding of
our modern civilization. The ways in which man has made flour for
his bread have forged the patterns of technological progress: the
refinement of tools, the increasing use of power, the development of
large scale production and distribution. This progress has had far
reaching influence on man's social developments.
1. A flour mill establishes the credibility of the development of a
Village on this site.
2. There were 14 flour mills between Pine Grove and Toronto prior to
1$67.
3. A mill, reconstructed, will greatly enlarge the industrial complex
of Pioneer Village.
4. The flour mill will undoubtedly offer the most educational value
to present and future generations of any other building at Pioneer
Village.
The reconstruction of this building will venerate for
all times an ancient and honourable industry.
II. MILL BUILDING
(1) Interior framing:
- timber framing
-joist framing
- rafters
- roof
- window and door framing
- floors
labour $10,$00.00
Materials:
- shingles
- windows & doors
- flooring
- joists
- replacement materials 12,000.00
(2) Masonry:
- foundation
- footings
-walls
- stone
- concrete material & labour 45,000.00
(3) Millwrighting
- water wheel & gearing
-basic millwrighting
material & labour
material & labour
(4) Engineer's fee & contingencies
23,000.00
25,685.00
5,000.00
$121,4$5.00
B 97
III. MILL SITE
In conjunction with the reconstruction of the mill, it
will be necessary to construct a mill pond to provide water for the
operation of the water wheel. A dam would be constructed north of
the mill site. It will be necessary to excavate to the north of the
dam to provide a reasonable depth of water in the head pond. At the
present time the only flow down the draw across which the dam would
be constructed is storm runoff. To the south of the mill there is a
small pond. It is proposed to enlarge this pond so that it can
receive and store the discharge from the mill and spillway. This
water would then be pumped back to the mill pond. The specifications
for the ponds, flume and hydro are indicated on the accompanying plan.
It is estimated that the costs for these site works
will be as follows:
(1) Timber flume in place, material & labour
(2) Rock fill for cribbing, in place
(3) Stone faced reinforced concrete retaining
wall, in place
(4) Excavation of upper and lower ponds, and
the building of the earth filled dam
(5) Pumps and controls
(6) Pine and valves
(7) Low level drain and valve
(8) Hydro installation
(9) Contingencies & engineers' fees
IV. SUMMARY OF COSTS
Site works
Mill building
24.9.63
3,700.00
225.00
4,600.00
4,000.00
5;000.00
3,500.00
1,300:00
20,000.00
5,000.00
Total $47,325.00
$47,325.00
121,4$5.00
Total $16$,$10.00
Vetropo/ttan Joronto and lion
Co,useruation ....414,thopitu
MINLJTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday-October-9-1963
#16/63
The The Exequtive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, October 9th, 1963, commencing at 10.30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Metro Parks Commissioner
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Property Administrator
Consv. Areas Adm.
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting #15/63 were
RES . #343
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W.C. Davidson
Mrs. J .A. Garcn.er
Mrs. D. Hague
W.J. Haggart
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. N9..1.2it
C.R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
F.A. Wad e
T.W. Thompson
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
W.E. Jones
W.A. McLean
presented.
Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting #15/63 be adopted as presented.
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT #2/63 - CONSERVATION AREAS ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. pauriol reported on Report #2/63 of the Conservation Areas Advisory
Boarid .
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RES. #344 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: Report #2/63 of the Conservation Areas Advisory Board be
received, and that the recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein be adopted
The Metropolitan Parks Commissioner be requested to provide the
Authority with an estimate of the annual visitations by people to
the various Metro Parks Areas established on Authority -owned lands;
The Staff be authorized in planning the recreation development of
the Mane Reservoir Area, to-provide a portion of the area as a
link 4 .n he proposed Rouge Valley Hiking Trail, and that. the Rouge
Valley °Conservation Association, and others, be permitted to use
such area for a trail, at the pleasure of, and under the super-
vision of the Authority, on a year to year basis, provided such
use does not interfere with any leases or other agreement that the
Authority might enter into for the temporary management of the
area;
(c) The Secretary- Treasurer advise the Town of Brampton that it has c-
sidered the request for a public Hiking Trail along the Etobicoke
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Valley; and further in this connection that in view of planning in
the Etobicoke Valley being in a very preliminary stage, no firm
commitments can be made at this time;
(d) The preliminary plan of development for the whole of the Boyd Area
as received, be appended as Schedule '"Ai? of the minutes of the
Conservation Areas Advisory Board Meeting #2/63; and further that
the recommendations contained therein be adopted;
(e) Scheme CA -36 - "A Scheme for the Extension of the Albion Hills
Conservation Area" be adopted; and further in this connection, the
following action be taken:
(ii) that all member municipalities be designated as benefetting;
i) that the Minister of Lands and Forests be requested to ap-
prove this scheme and a grant of 50% of the cost thereof;
(iii) that when approved, the appropriate Authority officials be
authorized to take whatever action is required in connection
with the scheme, including the execution of any necessary
documents.
(f) Scheme CA -37 - "A Scheme for the Acquisition and Development of
the St. George's Lake Conservation Area" be adopted; and further
in this connection, the following action be taken:
(i) that all member municipalities be designated as benefitting;
(ii) that the Minister of Lands and Forests be requested to ap-
prove this scheme and a grant of 50% of the cost thereof;
(iii) that when approved, the appropriate Authority officials be
authorized to take whatever action is required in connect-
ion with the scheme, including the execution of any neces-
sary documents;
(iv) that the scheme be initiated in 1964.
Carried Unanimously;
WATER RESOURCES SURVEY - COUNTY OF PEEL
Mr. Higgs presented a report on Water Resources Survey - County of
Peel ". The matter was considered in some detail.
Res. #345
Moved by: HA. Honsberger
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: the report on "Water Resources Survey - County of
Peel" be received and appended as Schedule i"A" of these Minutes; and
further that the recommendations contained therein, as amended, be
adopted.
Carried Unanimously;
WAREHOUSE & WORKSHOP
A staff communication was presented, advising that a building which
would be suitable as a temporary warehouse and workshop, located on the
former Thompson property at the Boyd Area, was available.
Res. #346 Moved by: W.C. Davidson
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized and directed to make the nec-
essary alterations to the building (barn) located on the former Thompson
property at the Boyd Conservation Area, and to use the said building,
on a temporary basis, as a Warehouse and Workshop, to accommodate the
trades construction staff.
Carried Unanimously;
SUPERINTENDENTS' STUDY TOUR
A staff communication was presented, recommending that the Conservation
Areas? Superintendents, and certain other key personnel be authorized
to pay a study visit to the St. Lawrence Seaway Developments.
Res. #347
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Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Conservation Areas Administrator be authorized to
arrange a study visit to the St. Lawrence Seaway developments during
the period October- 15 -1$, 1963, for certain Conservation Areas personnel;
AND FURTHER THAT: any expenses in connection therewith be paid.
Carried Unanimously;
SCHEME W.C. 19 - PROPERTY
A communication was presented from the Metropolitan Corporation, re-
questing approval to the rental of a building acquired in connection
with Scheme W.C. 19.
Res. #348 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: Approval of the Metropolitan Council's request to lease
to Boys Village the Walker House, known as 1651 Sheppard Avenue, West,
and being located on part of Township Lot 15, Concession IV, W.Y.S.,
Township of North York, Scheme S.C. 19 - Downsview Dells Park, be given,
for a period of ten years, with an option to renew for a further period
of five years, effective from September 15, 1963. Consideration for the
lease to be at a mominal sum of $1.00 per annum, subject to:
1. Lessee or the Metropolitan Corporation to ensure that
the building will be properly and adequately maintained
throughout the term of the Lease;
2. Lessee or the Metropolitan Corporation to ensure that
the building is adequately covered by fire insurance
throughout the term of the Lease;
3. Lessee or the Metropolitan Corporation to pay all
municipal or other taxes, if any, throughout the term
of the Lease.
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT #2/63 - FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSERVATION ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. Higgs presented Report #2/63 of the Flood Control and Water Conserv-
ation Advisory Board.
Res. #349 Moved by: W.J. Haggart
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: Report #2/63 of the Flood Control & Water Conservation
Advisory Board be received, and the recommendations contained therein,
as amended and set forth herein, be adopted:
(a) The preliminary engineering report on the proposed Ebenezer Dam &
Reservoir, as prepared by James F. MacLaren Limited, be approved
as presented; and further that the following action be taken:
(i) Copies of this report be forwarded to the Conservation
Authorities Branch, Ontario Department of Lands and
Forests for approval;
(ii) No further action be taken in connection with the Eben-
ezer Reservoir, excepting land acquisition, pending com-
pletion of the revised Project Scheduling for the
Authority's Plan for Flood Control and Water Conservation;
(iii) The Staff be authorized to negotiate with the Municipal-
ities concerned regarding the re- location and /or closing
of roads which will be affected by this project;
(b) The preliminary engineering report of measures required for flood
control on the Main and East Branches of the Humber River, as
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prepared by James F. MacLaren Limited, be approved as presented;
and further that the following action be taken:
(i) Copies of this report be forwarded to the Conservation
Authorities Branch, Ontario Department of Lands and
Forests for approval;
(ii) The Staff be authorized to negotiate with the municipal-
ities concerned regarding the re- location and /or closing
of roads to be affected by these reservoirs;
(iii) In the preparation of the final design of these struct-
ures a review be made of hydrology with a view to affect-
ing economics in spillway capacity;
(iv) Dams for the Humber River Watershed be constructed in the
following sequence:
1. Claireville
2. Bolton
3. King Creek
4. Boyd
5. Nashville
6. Ebenezer
(v) The reservoir referred to in the Plan for Flood Control
and Water Conservation as the Lower East Branch, which
is now to be located at the Boyd Conservation Area,
henceforth bo known as the Boyd Dam and Reservoir;
(c) The preliminary recreational plan for the Boyd Reservoir be ap-
proved in principle;
(d) The preliminary engineering report on the Milne Dam and Reservoir
as prepared by R.V. Anderson and Associates Limited, be approved
in principle, and further that the following action be taken:
(i) Copies of this report be forwarded to the Conservation
Authorities Branch, Ontario Department of Lands and
Forests for approval;
(ii) Provision be made in the 1964 Budget Estimates for the
final design of the Milne Dam and Reservoir;
(iii) Site 'CV as recommended in the report be confirmed;
(iv) The dam incorporate an Ogee type spillway with a low
level discharge;
(v) In the preparation of the final design, consideration
be given to the possibility of raising the permanent
water level by as much as possible;
(vi) In the preparation of the final design, a review be
made of the hydrology before a final decision is made
regarding spillway capacity.
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT #1/63 - HUMBER VALLEY ADVISORY BOARD
Mrs. Gardner presented Report #1/63 of the Humber Valley Advisory Board.
Res. #350 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: Report #1/63 of the Humber Valley Advisory Board be re-
ceived, and the recommendations contained therein and set forth herein,
be adopted:
(a) The recommendations of the Flood Control and Water Conservation
Advisory Board in connection with the preliminary engineering
study of the Ebenezer Dam and Reservoir be adopted;
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(b) The recommendations of the Flood Control and Water Con-
servation Advisory Board in connection with the prelim-
inary engineering study of the Main and East Branches
of the Humber River be adopted;
(c) The recommendations of the Flood Control and Water Con-
servation Advisory Board in connection with the prelim-
inary engineering study of the Recreational Plan for
the Boyd Reservoir be adopted;
(d) In the future, engineering structures be constructed so
that they may be visually acceptable as well as efficient.
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT #2/63 - RE- FORESTATION & LAND USE ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. Nesbitt presented Report #2/63 of the Reforestation and Land Use
Advisory Board.
Res.ft351 Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: Report #2/63 of
Board be received, and that the
amended , be adopted:
the Reforestation and Land Use Advisory
recommendations contained therein, as
(a) The recommendations contained in the Conservation Assistance
Program report, as amended and set forth herein, be adopted:
(A) That sentence 1 of Paragraph 1 of the regulations
concerning Tile Drainage Assistance be amended to
read:
1. The Authority will pay a grant toward the in-
stallation of tile drainage systems in lands
to be improvedifor the growing of farm crops.
(B) That Paragraph 1 of the regulations concerning
Grassed Waterway Assistance be amended to read:
1. The Authority will pay a grant toward the
establishment of grass waterways on lands to
be improved for the growing of farm crops, of
one -half the cost, up to a maximum of $200.00
per hundred acres, or fraction thereof.
(C) That Paragraph (b) of the terms concerning Farm Pond
Assistance be amended to read:
(b) The Authority will assist in the design and lay-
out of farm ponds, however where the design and
layout of a project on any one property requires
the services of a field party (2 men) for a period
greater than two days, the Authority may require
the owner to obtain independent engineering
services at his own expense.
(D) (i) The provisions and planting of trees under the
Farm Tree Replacement Assistance Program be
limited to Farm Properties, except for the
planting of farm trees on Authority -owned
lands managed either by the Authority or a
member municipality.
(ii) That the regulations of the Farm Tree Replace-
ment Assistance Program be amended by deleting
the words "Land Owner" wherever it occurs, and
substituting the words "Farm Owner".
(E) The following paragraph be added to the regulations
for all assistance programs:
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"The Authority accepts no liability in respect of any
project where assistance has been given ".
(F) The following conditions be included on all applicat-
ion forms:
"I hereby agree: -
(a) to release the Authority of all claims and
demands whatsoever which I or any other
person might have by reason of carrying out
this project or accepting this assistance;
(b) to obtain any necessary permit required by
any Governmental Agency or Department having
jurisdiction."
(b) Scheme RL -5 - SSA Scheme for Extension of the Palgrave Forest and
Wildlife Conservation Area be adopted and that the following
action be taken:
(1) All member municipalities be designated as benefitting;
(2) The Minister of Lands and Forests be requested to ap-
prove this Scheme and a grant of 50% of the cost thereof;
(3) When approved, th:: appropriate Authority officials be
authorized to take whatever action is required in con-
nection with this Scheme, including the execution of
any necessary documents.
(c) The Government of Ontario be requested to consider an amendment
to the Ontario Water Resources Commission Act, which would give
the Commission power to require an owner to control a free -flow-
ing well, where the flow is such that it seriously affects the
static level of adjacent wells.
Carried Unanimously;
ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY - PROPOSED AGREEMENT
The proposed agreement of the Royal Astronomical Society for the es-
tablishment of a telescope in the Boyd Conservation Area was consider-
ed at some length.
Res. #352 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The proposed agreement with the Royal Astronomical
Society for the establishment of a telescope in the Boyd Conservation
Area be deferred for consideration at the next Meeting of this Ex-
ecutive.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.$.A. - HUMBER RIVER - SETTLEMENT OF COMPENSATION
112..q2_12.22. Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: W.J. Haggart
RESOLVED THAT: Subject to certificates of inspection being issued by
the Minister of Lands and Forests, the Secretary- Treasurer be author-
ized to complete the Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of
the registration of Expropriation Plans 6646 and 6647.
(a) Terminal Placement Services Limited - Part of Lot $,
Registered Plan 7$9, Township of Etobicoke, County
of York, containing 1.29$ acres, more or less, and
certain improvements contained thereon, at the price
contained in the agreement dated June 14, 1963, plus
adjustments, disbursements and legal fees.
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(b) William T. & Hazel G. Martin - Part of Lot $, Registered
Plan 7$9, Township of Etobicoke, County of York, contain-
ing 1.355 acres, more or less, and certain improvements
contained thereon, at the price contained in the agreement
dated June 14, 1963, plus adjustments, disbursements and
legal fees.
AND FURTHER that when compensation has been settled and the Authority
receives vacant possession, the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to
take whatever steps necessary for the demolition of the buildings and
the restoration of the sites.
Carried
PROJECT B.1.A. - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL - SETTLEMENT OF COMPENSATION
Res. #354
Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of
Expropriation Plans B- $$230, B- $$232, B -$$233 and B -$$234 on the
following properties:
(a) Douglas G. & Mary B. Brain - Part of Block "C ", Plan M -413,
including Part of Parts 3 & 4, Plan R -52, being designated
as Parts 1 to 4 inclusive, Plan R -1056, Township of North
York, County of York, containing 0.111 acres, more or less,
of vacant land.
(b) Brent M. & Gale E. Hunter - Part of Block "C ", Plan M -413,
including Part of Parts 3 & 4, Plan R -52, being designated
as Parts 1 to 4 inclusive, Plan R -1055, Township of North
York, County of York, containing 0.144 acres, more or less
of vacant land.
(c) Eugene & Carla Thieler - Part of Block "C ", Plan M -413,
including Part of Parts 3 & 4, Plan R -52, being designated
as Parts 1 to 4, inclusive, Plan R -1053, Township of North
York, County of York, containing 0.122 acres, more or less,
of vacant land.
(d) Ethel Palin & Muriel Williams - Part of Block "C ", Plan
M -413, including Part of Parts 3 & 4, Plan R -52, being
designated as Parts 1 to 4 inclusive, Plan R -1052, Town-
ship of North York, County of York, containing 0.141
acres, more or less, of vacant land.
At the prices contained in the agreements, plus adjustments, disburse-
ments and legal fees and further subject to certificates of inspect-
ion being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
AND FURTHER that the Authority's solicitor be instructed to pay over
the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
AGREEMENT - M.T.R.C.A. AND METROPOLITAN CORPORATION RE FLOOD PLAIN LANDS
A draft agreement between the Authority and the Metropolitan Corporation
for the development and maintenance of flood plain lands acquired under
the Authority's Plan for Flood Control and Water Conservation was
presented by the Staff.
Res. #3,5 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: Consideration of the Agreement between the Municipality
of Metropolitan Toronto and the Authority, having regard to the develop-
ment and maintenance of flood plain lands be deferred for consideration
at the next meeting of this Executive.
Carried Unanimously;
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PIONEER VILLAGE BRIEF
Res. #356 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: Representation be made to the Committee of the Ontario
Cabinet established to consider Centennial Projects, with regard to
the Pioneer Village Brief previously submitted,
AND FURTHER that representation be made to the Ontario Government,
having regard to financial assistance for historical sites projects.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT B.1.A. - TOWNSHIP OF NORTH YORK
Res. #357 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: The Authority's Property Administrator be authorized
and directed to appear before The Industrial Committee of the Township
of North York to outline a proposed plan of development and to official-
ly request the closing of Gary Drive and Maple Street and the conveyance
of same to the Authority for a nominal consideration.
Carried Unanimously;
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 2.40 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
SCHEDULE "A"
TO: The Executive Committee - M►T.R.C.A.
RE: THE REPORT ON jvATER RESOURCES SURVEY - COUNTY OF PEEL
A copy of the report on the Water Resources Survey - County
of Peel, prepared by the Ontario Water Resources Commission,
May -1963, has been submitted to the Authority for information
and comment. The summary of recommendations of the report
are submitted for consideration by the Executive Committee:
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
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PURPOSE
In accordance with the programme of the Ontario Water
Resources Commission to study the water resources of the
province on a county basis, a survey of the County of Peel was
conducted in April and May 1963. It was the purpose of this
survey to review briefly the water supply and water pollution
control facilities wherever they existed throughout the county,
outlining the adequacy of these works and the required improve-
ments where necessary. A further consideration was the require-
ments of areas not yet serviced with communal water and sewerage
systems. The quality of surface waters and to a certain extent
ground water was also surveyed in order to determine measures
necessary to protect water quality in the county.
The ultimate purpose of the survey was to make recommenda-
tions concerning both general policies to be followed in the
fields of water supply and water pollution control, and specific
problems where these may exist in the county.
It should be indicated that more detailed pollution surveys
will be made of the individual municipalities where necessary.
Also, inspections of the water works and water pollution control
plants in the municipality are conducted by this Commission
routinely. Similarly, stream sampling surveys are carried out
regularly on the main watercourses in the county. These routine
inspections and sampling surveys maintain a continuing evalua-
tion of the adequacy of the treatment and operation provided at
each water works or water pollution control plant, and of the
quality of the ground and surface waters.
SCOPE
The general background of the county has been outlined in
the third and fourth chapters of this report. Herein is contained
the general assessment of the availability and quality of water
resources in the County of Peel.
More specifically, brief descriptions of the water supply
systems and water pollution control projects, whether municipal,
private or industrial in nature were obtained for each of the
ten municipalities within the county. The operation and capacity
of these works was investigated and the adequacy of the facil-
ities was outlined. In reviewing the operation of the water
works and water pollution control projects the period between
January 1962 and April 1963 inclusive was considered. Popula-
tion projections were then studied to determine the future re-
quirements of the individual municipalities. These projections
were made on the basis of the growth rates experienced during
the last decade and the expected development in the area in
question.
An attempt was also made to relate the quality of the sur-
face waters in each municipality to the major sources of pollu-
tion therein. The potential sources of pollution were also
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considered. It must be realized that the evaluation of the
water quality in the watersheds was confined to those areas
within the county boundaries despite the fact that upstream
development could have some effect on the water quality.
Several maps and figures are also contained in the body
of this report. These visual aids outline the areas of ground-
water availability; the locations of water works, water pollu-
tion control plants, and refuse disposal sites; the stream
gauging stations and sampling points on the main watercourses;
and the major sources of pollution in the county. Finally,
conclusions based on the findings of the survey for each
municipality are stated. It was upon these conclusions that
the general and specific recommendations contained in Chapter
2 were in turn based.
CHAPTER 2
SUMMARY AND RECOMi'±ENDATIONS
2.1 SUMMARY
The County of Peel consists of ten municipalities varying in
nature from dense urban and industrial centres to sparsely
populated rural communities. It would appear that adequate
water resources are available in the county to allow for its
full development, as long as water pollution is effectigely
controlled now and in the future. The utilization of the water
resources of Lake Ontario will play the leading role in the
future development of the southern section of the county. In
the northern section of the county, maximum use should be made
of the ground -water resources which are more readily available
in sufficient quantities to satisfy continuing development at
the present rate. Ultimately, in this area, surface waters
must be considered to augment existing ground -water resources.
The northern municipalities in the county, such as the
Townships of Albion, Caledon and Toronto Gore and the northern
portions of Chinguacousy and Toronto townships and the Village
of Caledon East, are generally undeveloped. Only one municipal
water works, se.°ving the Village of Caledon East, is in operation
in these areas. No municipal water pollution control plants
exist in these communities. Private water and sewage disposal
systems are prevalent throughout this northern section of the
county and are quite satisfactory.
In the urban centres, such as the Towns of Brampton, Port
Credit and Streetsville, the Village of Bolton and the southern
portions of the Chinguacousy and Toronto Townships, there are a
total of six municipal water works and nine municipal water
pollution control plants. In addition to these municipal plants,
there are six industrial water works and three industrial water
pollution control plants in operation in the Town of Port Credit
and the Township of Toronto.
The Ontario Water Resources Commission is active in the
development of municipal water works and water pollution control
plants in the county. In four municipalities the Commission
owns and operates two water works and has materially assisted
two others, In the water pollution control field, three pl nts are
owned and operated by the Commission and serve five municipal-
ities and the extreme western portion of Metropolitan Toronto.
An evaluation of the physical aspects of all the municipal
water works and water pollution control plants and the treatment
provided thereby is contained in the following chapters of this
report. In general, the operation of these plants and the water
and effluent quality of the water works and water pollution
control plants respectively is quite satisfactory. Periodic
operating difficulties do provide exceptions to this rule however.
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The results of the analysis of a total of approximately 614
water samples were assessed in arriving at the figures quoted
in this report for water and effluent quality.
The County of Peel is drained mainly by three watersheds,
namely the Credit River, the Humber River, and the Etobicoke
Creek all of which empty into Lake Ontario which forms the
southern boundary of the county. The Mimico Creek Watershed
also drains a small portion of the county. The quality of all
of these surface waters has been assessed in Chapter 4 of this
report on the basis of the results of the analysis of a total
of 714 water samples collected during 1962 and to date in 1963.
Of all of the surface waters in the county, the quality
of the waters of the Etobicoke Creek was the poorest. This is
attributed to the inadequate dilutional capacity of the stream
which receives the effluents from four water pollution control
plants.
Field investigations revealed a total of eleven major
sources of pollution in the county exclusive of municipal and
industrial water pollution control projects. The greatest
single source of pollution was found to be the St. Lawrence
Starch Company Limited in the Town of Port Credit. Further
it was realized that of the six municipal refuse disposal sites
which serve the ten municipalities in the county, only one was
being operated in the recommended manner as a sanitary landfill.
Of the remaining five, all of which were open dumps, one could
be assumed to be satisfactory with the remaining four such that
pollution of nearby waters appeared inevitable.
2.2 RECOMMMiENDATIONS
2.2.1 General
Generally, development in the County of Peel should be con-
trolled in a manner such that adequate and reserve water supply
and water pollution control facilities are provided at all times.
It would appear from an engineering standpoint that the above
aim can be realized if full co- operation exists among the
municipalities within the county and other interested government
agencies.
Water Supply
The first recommendation is that ground -water resources
in that portion of the county north of Steeles Avenue be fully
developed where feasible before consideration is given to surface -
water sources of supply. This would apply to the Town of Brampton,
Villages of Bolton and Caledon East, and the Townships of
Chinguacousy, Albion, Caledon and Toronto Gore. Municipal supplies
as exist in the first four municipalities mentioned above and
rural supplies should be developed in this manner.
Secondly, it is recommended that when surface -water sources
of supply are considered on a municipal basis, priority be given
to Lake Ontario water. Further, it would be preferable to develop
such additional supplies in conjunction with the existing facilities
in Toronto Township and Metropolitan Toronto.
Thirdly, the continued development of the Toronto Township
wqter works system to serve that portion of the county south of
Steeles Avenue is recommended.
Water Pollution
The first recommendation is that water pollution will
be most effectively controlled if assessed on a watershed basis.
To this end, the full co- operation of the municipalities in the
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watershed will be necessary.
Secondly, where the discharge of even an adequately treated
effluent, with respect to the Commission objectives for secondary
treatment, from a water pollution control plant would jeopardize
stream quality or restrict the normal use made of the water,
whether it be water supply, irrigation, recreation etc., the
following alternatives are recommended:
1. the conveyance of the treated effluent by trunk sewer
to a more suitable location for ultimate disposal, for example
a stream having greater dilutional capacity;
2. the conveyance of the raw sewage by trunk sewer to a
water pollution c ntr;.l plant more suitably located with respect to
ultimate disposal;
3. or the provision of a sufficiently high degree of
treatment in order that stream quality or the normal use of the
stream will not be jeopardized.
A continual assessment of a stream's quality and the degree
of treatment provided to all wastes discharged thereto must be
made to determine whether such further action is necessary.
These first two recommendations concerning water pollution
are especially applicable to the Etobicoke Creek watershed
which is presently in an extremely poor condition. In fact,
the implementation of these recommendations is in progress.
The full realization of these aims with respect to this water-
shed is strongly recommended.
Thirdly, with respect to the use of Lake Ontario as a
receiving water for pollution control plant effluents, it is
apparent that adequate dilutional capacity is provided and it
is assumed that secondary treatment is sufficient for all plants
located on the lake. Therefore, it is recommended that such
plants be developed to thier potential wherever possible in
satisfying the needs of the municipalities served. However, it
should again be recognized that water quality must be safeguarded
by compliance with the Commission objectives and that normal
water use must not be restricted.
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Remedial action is necessary to eliminate the eleven major
sources of pollution revealed by the field investigations
associated with this report. In addition, improvements in
effluent quality are necessary at some of the municipal and
industrial water pollution control plants in the county.
Specific recommendations concerning these plants are also con-
tained in this chapter. Of course, any future sources of pollu-
tion which are isolated must be corrected as necessary.
Finally, it is recommended that the regular sampling of
the waterfront and the major watercourses in the County of Peel
be continued, and all sewer outlets to these waters be located,
recorded, and sampled where discharge is noted. Together with
continuing surveys of the lake proper, these results will allow
assessments of the contributing pollutional loadings and their
effects on the receiving waters. Since pollution abatement of
necessity must be a co- operative venture, the parties concerned
in carrying out these measures must continue to co- operate
closely, and hold meetings, as required, for this purpose.
2.2.2. Specific
In order to effect the general recommendations, the following
specific recommendations for each municipality are presented:
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Town of Brampton
Water Supply
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1. The town increase its water supply facilities.
Due to the conclusion that the combined pumping
capacity of all the wells serving both the Town
of Brampton and the Township of Chinguacousy is
probably in excess of the perennial yield of the
developed section of this common aquifer, further
development of ground -water resources in this area
should be curtailed.
2. The possibility of obtaining additional ground -water
supplies or, if necessary, surface -water supplies
be investigated. It is important that, if ground-
water resources are to be explored further for this
municipality, there be co- operation with the
Township of Chinguacousy which also utilizes
ground -water supplies for municipal purposes.
Water Pollution
1. Operation be improved at the Old Main Street
W.P.C.P. in compliance with the Commission objec-
tives.
2. The water pollution control program of this munici-
pality be governed by this Commission's decision
concerning the special requirements for pollution
control on the Etobicoke Creek which are referred
to in Section 3.2 of Chapter 5.
3. Continuous and adequate effluent chlorination
treatment on an annual basis be maintained at all
water pollution control plants serving this munici-
pality.
4. Remedial action be taken to eliminate the polluting
discharges from the John Street and Mains Creek
storm sewers.
Village of Bolton
Water Supply
1. The existing facilities are adequate for the next
decade if the rate of growth of the municipality
does not increase appreciably, therefore no
recommendations are made at this time.
Water Pollution
1. The existing water pollution control facilities be
expanded and improved.
2. Allowance be made in the above project for the
waste d scharges from the Continental Dye Works
Limited.
3. The refuse disposal site for the village which is
located in the Township of Albion be cleaned up,
abandoned and a satisfactory location be sought
where a sanitary landfill site will be inaugurated.
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Village of Caledon East
Water Supply
1. Since the existing ground -water supply is adequate
for future needs, no recommendations are being
made at this time.
Water Pollution
1. Consideration be given to a municiapl water pollu-
tion control plant in order to eliminate the dis-
charges of polluting material to Centreville Creek.
The lagoon method of treatment is recommended.
Township of Albion
Water Supply
1. Because there are no large communities in the
township it is likely that water will continue to
be obtained by means of private wells and therefore
no recommendations are made.
Water Pollution
1. Similarly the future sewage treatment requirements
of the township will likely be satisfied by means
of private sewage disposal systems and therefore
no recommendations are made.
2. The present municipal refuse disposal site should
be cleaned up, and abandoned in favour of a more
suitable site where the sanitary landfill method
of disposal will be employed.
Township of Chinguacousy
Water Supply
1. Development of ground -water supplies to serve the
future needs of Bramalea be continued. Investiga-
tions of ground -water supplies in the aquifers
located in the north -west sec ,ion of the township
and the Huttonville area should be made rather
than consider further supplies in the section of
the aquifer already in use. It is suspected that
the perennial yield of the developed section of
this aquifer is already exceeded by the pumping
capacity of the present water works established
there.
2. If the iron content of the ground -water continues
to exceed the recommended maximum limit considera-
tion be given to iron removal or treatment
facilities.
later Pollution
1. Since the present and future needs of the munici-
pality will be satisfied by a water pollution control
plant to be situated at the site of the existing
plant or further downstream on the Etobicoke Creek
watershed, the recommendations concerning special
requirements for the Etobicoke Creek would apply
here as well as for the Town of Brampton.
2. The Chinguacousy- Brampton sanitary landfill be cleaned
up and abandoned and a new site be brought into
operation as planned.
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Township of Toronto
Water Supply
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1. The programme of the Township of Toronto for the
development of the water works system to serve the
southern portion of the county be continued.
Further consideration may be given at a later date
to the supply of water to some northern sections
of the county.
Water Pollution
1. The water pollution control programme of the town-
ship also be continued. Once again the special
requirements for the Etobicoke Creek as outlined
in the recommendations for the Town of Brampton
would apply to the township's program for this
watershed.
2. Continuous and adequate effluent chlorination
treatment on an annual basis be maintained at all
water pollution control plants on the Etobicoke
Creek within this municipality.
3. Remedial action be taken to improve the quality
of the effluent from the following industries:
The British American Oil Company Limited
DeHavilland Aircraft of Canda Limited
Orenda Engines Limited
4. The elimination of the Malton - D.O.T., water pollu-
tion control plant be expedited, and the redirec-
tion of waste flows from the existing airport and
the new air terminal to the Metropolitan Toronto
sewer system via the Toronto Township system be
completed as soon as possible.
Township of Toronto Gore
Water Supply
1. The future water supply requirements with respect
to rural areas continue to be satisfied by means
of private wells.
2. If urban development should arise, water supplies
to serve such developments may be available from
well constructed ground -water sources. In any
event surface water will likely be available from
either the Toronto Township or Metropolitan Toronto
systems.
Ldater Pollution
1. If development continues to be rural in nature,
water pollution control continues to be effected
by means of private disposal systems.
2. If urbanization should develop, a competent program
for water pollution control be initiated at such
time by the township.
The staff has carefully reviewed the report in the light of the
REPORT ON POLLUTION CONTROL AND RECREATION, adopted by the
Executive Committee, and has discussed the report with officials
of the Metropolitan Toronto Planning Board, and the Ontario Water
Resources Commission.
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THE STAFF RECOMMENDS:
1. That the Authority compliment the Ontario Water Resources
Commission on the preparation of the comprehensive report on
Water Resources for the County of Peel, and recommends that
similar reports be prepared for the Counties of York and
Ontario.
2. That the Authority concur with the recommendations of the
Commission as they pertain to the area under the jurisdiction
of the Authority.
3. That the Authority submits the following recommendations
for the consideration of the Ontario Water Resources Commission:
(a) That any improved water pollution control facilites
for the Village of Bolton should incorporate tertiary
treatment, with total detention of the effluent during
the summer periods, either by a series of lagoons or
through spray irrigation or, in the alternative, that
the effluent from such facilities be discharged below
the proposed Nashville Dam and Reservoir.
(b) That any water pollution control facilities for the
Village of Caledon East should incorporate tertiary
treatment with total detention of the effluent during
the summer periodu, either by a series of lagoons or
through spray irrigation, in order to protect the
recreation resources of the Albion Hills Conservation
Area.
(c) That the Ontario Water Resources Commission carefully
control the extraction of water from water courses
within the County of Peel, under the jurisdiction of
the Authority, for irrigation and other purposes, in
order to ensure that the normal use of the streams will
not be jeopardized.
(d) That the Ontario Water Resources Commission carefully
control water pollution control facilities for area
schools and other such institutional uses that are not
connected to a municipal water pollution control
facility.
(e) That the Ontario Water Resources Corni.isr.ion ..ncourage
treatment of storm sewer discharges or storm overflows
from combined systems which cause pollution at upstream
points.
October -2 -1963
Vetropo/ttaii 700t0 and Ieeion
Corkiervation 41Lthorit y
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting
The Executive Committee met at
Wednesday, October 23rd, 1963,
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Property Administrator
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting 1716/63
RES . „`'3 5 $
Wednesday - October -23 -1963 #17/63
the Albion Hills Conservation School on
commencing at 10:30 a.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W.C. Davidson
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R.G. Henderson
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. Nesbitt
C.R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F.A. Wade
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
W.E. Jones
were presented.
Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting 116/63 be adopted as presented.
Carried Unanimously;
TOWNSHIP OF VAUGHAN - PROPOSED SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES
Mr. J.A. Bryson, Deputy.Reeve, Township of Vaughan, and Mr. J. McDonald,
Clerk, Township of Vaughan, presented a preliminary report on a proposed
sewage treatment facilities in the southern part of the Township of
Vaughan, and requested approval.
Res. 7,'-359
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Authority concur with the proposal of the Township
of Vaughan for the establishment of a sewage treatment plant on the West
Branch of the Don River, north of Highway Y7, to serve the CNR Toronto
Terminal Yards, and the adjacent industrial areas, subject to the follow-
ing conditions:
that the Township of Vaughan comply with the recommendations of
the Metropolitan Toronto Planning Board, adopted at its meeting
on October 16, 1963;
that the plant, and its operation, be approved by the Ontario
.dater Resources Commission;
that in view of the Authority proposal for the construction
of the high Finch Dam and Reservoir, south of the proposed
sewage treatment plant, the Township of Vaughan be requested
to incorporate tertiary treatment in the plant, in order
that the effluent will meet the objectives for water quality,
adopted by the Ontario Water Resources Commission.
Carried Unanimously;
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Res. #360
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Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The accounts in the sum total of $591,977.58 be approved
for payment, and appended as Schedule "Au of these Minutes.
Carried Unanimously;
PROPOSED AGREEMENT - ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
The proposed agreement with the Royal Astronomical Society for the es-
tablishment of a telescope on Authority lands was re- considered. Con-
siderable discussion took place.
Res. ;,'361 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: This Executive approve in principle of obtaining and
locating a Telescope in conjunction with the Royal Astronomical Society
on Authority land, and that the following be a committee to meet with
the said Royal Astronomical Society to review and finalize the terms of
the proposed agreement and the proposed location: C. Sauriol, F.A.
Wade and R.L. Nesbitt. Carried Unanimously;
AGREEMENT RE FLOOD LANDS - MTRCA & MUNICIPALITY OF METRO TORONTO
Res. ;362 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The draft Agreement, appended hereto as Schedule "B",
being an Agreement between the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto and
The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority for the de-
velopment and administration of recreation facilities on lands acquired
by the Authority, under its Plan for Flood Control and Water Conservat-
i-n in accordance with an agreement signed with the Province of Ontario
dated June 14, 1961, be approved.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The Chairman and the Secretary -
Treasurer be authorized to sign the necessary documents to give effect
thereto.
Carried Unanimously;
BUDGET REVIE'd
The Secretary- Treasurer presented a current Budget Review to date - of
September 30, 1963.
PROJECT P.8.A. - HUMBER RIVER FLOODPLAIN LANDS - PROPERTY:- Beacham
Res. ;363 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 0.845 acres, more or less, and certain improvements con-
tained thereon, from Frederick K. and Shirley M. Beacham, being Part of
Lot 16, Concession 'D", F.H., Township of Etobicoke, County of York, at
the price stated in the Agreement to Purchase dated October 10th, 1963,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and further subject to a
certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.7.A. - FINCH DAM & RESERVOIR
Res. #364
Moved by: H.S.
Seconded by: R.G.
- PROPERTY:- Lovett
Honsberger
Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 5.792 acres, more or less, and certain improvements con-
tained thereon, from Frank N. Lovett, being Part of Lot 21, Concession
II, WYS., Township of North York, County of York, at the price stated
in the Agreement to Purchase, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal
fees and further subject to a certificate of inspection being issued by
the Minister of Lands and Forests. Carried Unanimously;
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PROJECT P.$.A. - HUMBER RIVER FLOODPLAIN LANDS - PROPERTY:- Hutchison
Res. #365• Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 0.201 acres, more or less, and certain improvements con-
tained thereon, from Martha L. Hutchison, being Part of Lot 17, Conces-
sion44D", FH., Township of Etobicoke, County of York, at the price stated
in the Agreement to Purchase dated October 17th, 1963, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees and further subject to a certificate of
inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.$.A. - HUMBER RIVER FLOODPLAIN LANDS - PROPERTY:- Perry
Res. #366
Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of Ex-
propriation Plan 5964, on the Frederick J. and Dorothy A. Perry property,
being part of Lot $, Registered Plan 3027, Township of Etobicoke, County
of York, containing 0.212 acres, more or less, of vacant land, at the
price stated in the Agreement, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal
fees and further subject to a certificate of inspection being issued by
the Minister of Lands and Forests.
AND FURTHER THAT: The Authority's solicitor be instructed to pay over
the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
SCHEME W.C. 19 - BLACK CREEK -
Res. #367 Moved by:
Seconded by:
PROPERTY:- Reuben Kunin
R.L. Nesbitt
W.C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of Ex-
propriation Plan 69$4, on the Reuben Kunin property, being part of Lots
13 and 14, Concession IV, W.Y.S., Township of North York, County of
York, containing 35.543 acres, more or less, of vacant land, at the
price stated in the Agreement, plus adjustments, disbursements and
legal fees.
AND FURTHER THAT: The Authority's solicitor be instructed to pay over
the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimous] r.
REnUEST FOR LOAN - PERCY BAND TOY COLLECTION
A communication was presented, requesting the loan of the Percy Band
Toy Collection for display at Casa Loma - November 15th to December 25.
The matter was discussed at some length.
Res. #368 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: On the basis of policy adopted by this Executive, per-
mission not be granted for the loan of the Percy Band Collection of
19th Century Toys;
AND FURTHER THAT: The Authority make available to the Kiwanis Club of
West Toronto those toys that are classified as "Museum Collections, that
do not form part of the Percy Band collection - for a display at Christ-
mas Fairyland at Casa Loma, November 15th to December 25th.
Carried Unanimously;
SCHEME NO. 7 - LAND IMPROVEMENT - Sun Valley
A communication from the Metropolitan Parks Commissioner, requesting
approval of the Authority in connection with Land Improvement Scheme
No.7 - Sun Valley, was presented.
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Res. Y369
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Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: Approval be granted by this Authority for the operat-
ion of Land Improvement Scheme No. 7, Sun Valley, as outlined by Item
No. 5, Report No. 10, of the Parks and Recreation Committee, Metro-
politan Council, approved on May 15, 1962.
Carried Unanimously;
OFFICE ACCOMMODATION - Black Creek Area
A staff communication was presented, pointing out the need for improved
office accommodation at the Black Creek Conservation Area. The matter
was considered in some detail.
Res. #370
Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: W.C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT: Suitable office accommodation for the staff at the
Black Creek Conservation Area be provided in the existing workshop
area, and that four offices be constructed, one for each of the follow-
ing: Administrator, Technical Assistant, Secretary and Superintendent.
Carried Unanimously;
METHANE GAS - Edenbridge Drive West of Scarlett Road
A communication was presented from the Township of Etobicoke, request-
ing certain action by the Authority in connection with a problem due
to the formation of methane gas on lands owned by the Authority on
Edenbridge Drive, west of Scarlett Road.
Res. #371 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: A Committee, consisting of the Chairman of the Authority,
Mrs. J.A. Gardner, C.R. T'Tardlaw, R.G. Henderson and A. Macdonald, to-
gether with the Director of Operations and the Commissioner of Parks,
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, be appointed to request a meeting
with the Board of Control of the Township of Etobicoke, to discuss this
request.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.1. - CLAIREVILLE- STEELES AVE. BRIDGE - CONTRACT
Mr. Henderson, as Chairman of the Tender - Opening Sub- Committee, report-
ed that the Committee had met on Monday, October 21, 1963, and opened
the following tenders for the Steeles Avenue Bridge, required in con-
nection with Project F.1. - Claireville Dam and Reservoir:
Tenderer's Name Tender Sum
Starnino - Cesaroni Limited
Carter Construction Limited
Swansea Construction Limited
C.A. Scharfe Limited
Harrison Construction Limited
Steed & Evans Limited
Armstrong Bros. Construction Limited
A.E. Rule Limited
Crosstown Paving Limited
Standard Paving Limited
Dodd Construction Limited
John Gaffney Limited
McNamara Marine Limited
Looby Construction Limited
$ 204,83$.50
220,050.00
227,760.75
231,110.36
239,969.42
244,412.00
246,$02.20
249,752.50
251,664.63
260,560.55
264,061.00
272,4$1.40
274,932.00
294,742.45
The Committee recommended that subject to the recommendation of the
Engineers, the contract be awarded to the lowest tenderer. Further
in this connection, a communication from James F. MacLaren was
presented, advising that the lowest tender was in order and, provid-
ing the contractor was able to meet the requirements with regard to
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PROJECT F.1. (cont'd)
bond insurance, that the contract be awarded to them.
Res. =372
Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: Subject to the approval of the Minister of Lands
and Forests of Ontario and the Minister of Northern Affairs and
National Resources of Canada, the contract for the construction of
the Steeles Avenue Bridge and related works required for Project
F.1. - Claireville Dam and Reservoir, be awarded to Starnino - Cesaroni
Limited, in the sum total of $204,$3$.$0 - it being the lowest tender
received.
Carried Unanimously;
BOLTON COMMUNITY CONSERVATION AREA - Hickman Street Bridge
Res. #373
RESOLVED THAT:
next meeting of
County Council,
PROJECT F.1. -
Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
The Staff be requested to present a report to the
this Executive, .with regard to the request of Peel
in connection with the Hickman Street Bridge in Bolton.
Carried Unanimously;
CLAIREVILLE DAM - Assessment Toronto -Gore
Res. ;',1374
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Property Division be instructed to present a
report regarding the assessment of Authority -owned land on Project
F.1. - Claireville Dam and Reservoir, in the Township of Toronto -Gore.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.1.A. - CLAIREVILLE DAM - PROPERTY:- A. Wreford Hewson
Res. #375
Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of
Expropriation Plan No. 5328, on the A. Wreford Hewson property, being
Part of Lot 2, Concession IX., ND., Township of Toronto -Gore, County
of Peel, containing 76.609 acres, more or less, of vacant land, on the
basis of the award handed down by the Ontario Municipal Board as con-
sented to by Counsel for both Mr. Hewson and the Authority, dated
October 16th, 1963, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and
further subject to a certificate of inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests.
AND FURTHER, the Authority?s solicitor be instructed to pay over the
funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.3.A. - BOLTON DAM - PROPERTY:- Christopher Developments
Limited (formerly Knapp property)
Moved by: W.C. Davidson
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 47.335 acres, more or less, of vacant land, from
Christopher Developments Limited (formerly Knapp property), being Part
of Lot 16, Concession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel, at the
price stated in the Agreement to Purchase dated September 14, 1963,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and further subject to
a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests.
Res. ;i376
Carried Unanimously;
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BRUCE'S MILL CONSERVATION AREA - DAM & BRIDGE - CONTRACT
A communication from the Consulting Engineer was presented recommend-
ing the Change Order #1 (which will result in a saving of $232.50) be
approved.
Res. ;;377 Moved by; H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to sign Change
Order #1, for the Bruce's Mill, Dam and Bridge contract, as recommend-
ed by the Consulting Engineer.
Carried Unanimously;
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 12.45 p.m., to permit the members
to attend the Official Opening of The Albion Hills Conservation
School, by the Hon. Wm. G. Davis.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary - Treasurer
"SCHEDULE A"
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3 - Travel Admances
M. G. Johnson - re ivIichigan & 'iisconsin Trips 150.00
W. E. Jones - re attendance at Right of Way Seminar 50.00
Al - Office Administrative & Technical Staff Wades
Mrs. A. D. Kaiser - temporary secretary help 32.00
Mrs. A. D. Kaiser - temporary secretary help 28.50
All - Members Allowance Milage and ExRenses.
Chas Sauriol - expenses re Soil Consv. Soc. Meeting - Login Utah 94.18
Airs. J, A. Gardner - expenses re Soil Consv.Soc.Meeting Logan Utah 113.47
E. Lemon - expenses re Soil Consv. Soc. Meeting - Logan Utah 391.90
Chas Sauriol - expenses re Estimate on Boats 20.75
R.L. Nesbitt - expenses re Soil Consv. Soc. Meeting - Logan Utah 300.00
R. L. Nesbitt - Expenses re Soil Cons¢. Soc. 2ieeting - Logan Utah 56.39
Al2 - Staff i ilage & Ex-lens es .
E. F. Suter - travel expenses re Soil Cons. Meeting Logan Utah $$.03
J. H. Horton - travel expenses for July 1963 96.20
J. H. Horton - travel expenses for August 1963 82.20
Lloyd Fraser - travel expenses for August 1963 70.30
T. Carr - travel expneses for August 1963 8.30
G. C. Johnson - travel expenses for August 1963 70.40
.T. Borland - travel expenses for August 1963 108.30
Mary Hecht - travel expenses for June & July 1963 49.00
C.B. Thompson - travel expenses for August 1963 54.60
W.E.Jones - travel expneses for August 1963 85.30
Calladine & Baldry - travel expenses re 6.B.Thompson Ohio Tour 95.00
E•.W.Hultay - travel expenses for August 1963 13.00
F. L. Lunn - travel expenses for August 1963 43.40
K. W. Strasser - travel expenses for August 1963 67.55
M. Whitley - travel expenses for August 1963 31.20
W.A.McLean - travel expenses for August 1963 62.50
M/ Johnson - travel expenses for August 1963 49.80
T.E.Barber - travel expenses for August 1963 67.16
J. Borland - travel expenses for August 1963 48.40
J. Agnew - travel expenses for August 1963 47.35
F. Billings - travel expenses for August 1963 41.80
C. B. Thompson - travel expenses for August 1963 49.40
A21 - Office Equipment
Grand & Toy Limited
Fairbank Hardware -
Para Paints Limited
Fairbank Hardware -
- 1 desk'& 1 chair
chair brace & corner bracket
- paint
corner brackets
A22 - Tools & Equipment
Zenith Electric Limited - dynmo tapewriter & tape
A24 - Machinery
Wilhams Service - 1 used drill
A31- - Uniforms & Equipment
Fashion Hat & Cap Co. - winter & summer caps
M. L. Snyder & Son - aeoprene jackets, pants & hats
Postage
Receiver General of Canada - postage for postage meter
Pitney - Bowes - postage meter rental
179.82
39.05
11.73
11.85
65.82
250.00
209.09
601.03
300.00
39.94
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A33 - Stationery & Office Supplies
Genes al Binding Corp - 100 sets of Mayfair Covers 66.16
Gestetner - paper 40.42
H. G. Barlow Co. - office supplies 47.70
Underwood Limited - clean, oil & adjust machine 10.09
Grand & Toy Limited 0 office supplies 11.52
Grand & Toy Limited - office supplies 4.12
Edmund Soame - office supplies 6.54
Gestetner - electronic stencil 3.43
Copeland Chatterson Limited - Kwik sort cards 79.79
Dictating Supply Centre - stabilizer & paper 109.70
H. G. Barlow Co. - office supplies 6.$6
Gestetner - paper & correcting fluid 76.99
Charters.Publishing Co. - envelopes $.5$
Gestetner - paper 465.02
Gestetner - paper 65.10
Gestetner - electronic stencils run 24.01
Gestetner - electronic stencil run 3.43
Gestetner - electronic stencil run 3.43
Underwood Limited - calculator ribbons & repair 10.61
H. G. Barlow Co. Ltd - office supplies 47.35
H. G. Barlow Co. Ltd. - office supplies 63.$9
H. G. Barlow Co. Ltd. - office supplies 5.56
Gestetner - gestasorbs 11.12
Grand & Toy Limited - cushions 6.25
Underwood Limited - quarterly inspection re 13 manuals & 4 electrics $6.47
Instruments Limited - 1 stereoscope 10.30
A34 - Technical Plans & Maps
Tanhill Reproductions - blue prints
Hunting Survey Corp - enlargement mounted & framed
A35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs.
4.69
58.89
B. A. Oil Co - portion Credit Card Purchases for August 1963 176.43
Pigott Motors Limited 0 lubrication & gas cap 4.91
Neil Patrick Motors - repairs re veh. no. 2 20.01
Fagins Garage - repairs re veh. no. 14 7.00
J. Burrows Garage - re ^airs to veh. no. 1$ 34.51
J. Burrows Garage - gas pedal 2.57
Aeroway Motor Co. - repair to veh. no. $ 7.94
Imperial Oil Limited - portion credit card purchases for Aug 1963 9$.25
Sanders Service Station - tune - up re Veh. no. 3 14.59
Fagins Garage - oil filter & grease re Veh no. 14 7.$2
Hawmans Motors - repair motor mount re veh no. 5 4.31
Hawmans Motors - tune - up oil grease re veh no. 6 20.20
Hawmans Motors - repair re veh. no. 4 3.6$
Hawmans Motors - tune -up, grease, brake adjust. re veh no. 22 1$.51
Hawmans Motors - repairs to veh. no. 1 61.66
Aeroway Motors - keys cut 1.03
City Tire Sales - tire repair to veh no. 5 3.25
Pigott Motors - lubrication re veh. no. 24 3.00
Kerr's Garage Ltd - oil change lube & checkup re 179h no. 1$ 13.54
A36 - Machinery Repairs & uperatira Costs.
Fagins Garage - battery & cables for tractor Glen Haffy 19.52
Willhams Service - rake teeth 15.75
J. Oliver - repairs to plough & fanning mill 19.00
Berndt's Saw Centre - sprocket & chain $.35
Sholdice Service - pins & gaskets 24.75
J. Burrows Garage - hose & clips
2.80
Elmo Disney - oil 10.82
Elmo Disney - oil 5.41
Kinch & Sutton;:- filters & grease 12.72
Kinch & Sutton - spark plugs 5.67
Kinch & Sutton - oil 7.47
Kinch & Sutton = saris leak 1.03
Thompson Tire Service - tire repair 2.00
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A36 - Machinery Repairs & Operating C sts Cont'd.
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - motor oil 29.00
Norm Halls Service - tire & tube 1$.45
Rockwell Mfg. Co. - Mandrel asst. & clamp 16.06
Wm. Waterer - out of pocket expenses re tractor lubricant 1.59
Kinch & Sutton - rad repair 15.30
Crothers - alignment of track frames & components 190.61
McKeown's Service - oil $.00
McKeown's Service - fuel line, filter & fittings 6.36
McKeown's Service - hose & springs 9.54
McKeown'.s Service - bolts, fittings & gaskets 3.67
McKeown's Service - pins, springs & washers .77
A41 - Telephone
Bell Telephone - $57 -1776 for August 10.06
Bell Telephone - $57-1646 for August 1 .0$
Bell Telephone - 594 -02$0 for August 71.53
Bell Telephone - 594 -0227 for August 44.74
Bell Telephone - $43 -1200 for August 5.40
Bell Telephone - $43 2494 for august 26.20
Bell Telephone - 5$4 -2467 for August 6.00
Bell Telephone - 5$4 -2922 for August 37,09
Bell Telephone - ZA5 -$253 for August 132.74
Bell Telephone - 633 -9901 for August 43.53
Bell Telephone - 942 -2070 for August 26.90
Bell Telephone - 636-6058 for August 9.66
Bell Telephone p 649 -2009 for August 30.92
Bell Telephone - 288-0671 fof August 40.$7
Bell Telephone - 285-5425 for August 673.77
A42 - Light, Heat & ?rater
Hydro Electric Commission of North York 11.88
Ontario Hydro - Woodbridge 78.91
A43 - Rent.
Maplecrest Realty - rent re officespace Oct. 31/63 & adjusting
rent Sept. 15 - 30, 1963 1,972.50
A44 - Office Cleaning& Maintance.
G. A. Hicks - cleaning supplies re 17 Mill St. 4$.27
G. Cochrane - cleaning services for August 200.00
Northern Industrial Laundries - lab coats for Office 7.00
Moving Federal Storage - moving office 77.90
Woodbridge Hardware - 3 in 1 Oil .27
Woodbridge Hardware - keys cut 1.11
Woodbridge Hardware - mop refills 5 06
Woodbridge Hardware - keys cut 3.34
Woodbridge Hardware - keys cut 1.11
Woodbridge Hardware - insect spray & Oil can 3.49
Aikenhead Hardware - rollers & corner braces 13.70
Aikenhead Hardware - track & hooks 1$.17
Aikenhead Hardware - casters, guides & plates 15.54
A
A51 - .Taxes Non Revenue Producing Properties
Township of North York - 1963 taxes re Browing Property ref 97529 261.51
Township of Scarboro - 1.963 taxes re Hough Property 45$.20
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Henderson Prop/ No. 937 31.15
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re McArthur :•roperty No. 963 62.30
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Argent property No. 845 $2.1¢
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Duffy property No. 882 69.52
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Verner property No. 882 63,20
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Horan property No. 1219 74.76
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Duvialo property No. 1240 49.84
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Kelly propertyNo. 1241 49.$4
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Beble property No. 1256 aft 91
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A51 - Taxes - Npn revenue Producing _Properties Cont'd.
Township of l�lbion - 1963 taxes re :icFarlane Property No. 1243 149.52
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re �1cFarlane Prop - Plagrave No.1258 74.76
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Rolley Property - No. 1259 Al of Albion - 1963 taxes re Rees Property No. 375 15.2$
Township of Albion - 1963 axes re Goodwin Property No. 422 99.32
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Henson Property No. 611 107.44
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re i•1cKaye Property No. 842 94•$0
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Osbourne Property No. 839
107.44
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re LaPlante Property No. 587 214.88
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Culham Property No. 421A 64.94
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re LaPlante Property No. 389 152.80
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Bartley & Dunn Property No. 385 53.48
Township of Ablion - 1963 taxes re Dr. N. B. Taylor Prop. No. 329 275.04
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Attwell Property No. 334 76.40
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Childs' Property No. 357 122.24
Township of York - 1963 taxes re Jane & Eglititon Apts. Ltd. Property
Ledger No. 1875 204.90
Municipal Corp. pf Toronto Gore - 1963 taxes re Thompson property
Rolls No. 40 118.21
Municipal Corp. of Toronto Gore - 1.963 taxes re Hewson Property
Roll No. 136 203.87
Municipal Corp. of Toronto Gore - 1963 taxes re Staham prop.Roll 139 93.67
Municipal Corp. of Toronto Gore - 1963 taxes re Tiveron property
Roll No. 137 99.18
Municipal Corp. of Toronto Gore - 1963 taxes re Boyington & Little
property Roll No. 96 298.36
Township of North York - Penalty re 1963 taxes re Brownins Property
Ref. No. 97529 5.26
A53- General Expense.
Community Planning Assoc. of Canada - membership renewal 1 year 5.00
Dr. C. D. McLean - professional services A. Still 6.00
Allpriser Ltd. - service charge re Book No. 59343 30.00
Purdue University - reference book 2.75
Ontario Water RQsources Comm. - reference book 1.50
Albert Britnell Book Shop - reference book 9.63
AJA - Insurance.
Reed, Shaw & McNaught- office equipmentnall risks composite policy 47.36
Reed, Shaw & McNaught- building & contents - fire & extended coverage
593.80
Reed, Shaw & McNaught- increase fire & extended coverage blanket
buildings & contents 566.42
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - liability re Albion Hills Conservation School
139.55
Reed, Shaw & McNaught- increasing fire & extended coverage -
Flood Control Property 17.76
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - renewed plate glass policy 83.70
A61 - Private Tree Planting Program
David M. Pugh - travel expenses re August 1963 63.50
David M. Pugh - travel expenses re September 1963 44.30
A63 - Wildlife Habitat Improvement Project
Lloyd Fraser .. travel expenses re August 1963 78.90
A73 - Tile Drainage Subsidies
Norman R. Drudge - tile drainage subsidy 200.00
Danald L. Barker - tile d ra inaLe subsidy 100.00
Stanley B. Watson - tile drainage subsidy 110.00
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A74 - Farm Pond Research.
Gilberts Auto Supply - patching book 1.80
J. B. Theberge - travel expenses for Sept. 1963 23.30
British Drug Houses - hydrochloric acid 4.27
Hunting Survey Corp. - enlargement 7.44
British Drug Houses - hardness solution; 2.44
Henderson Nicol Drugs - dist. water 1.29
British Drug Houses - hardness solution 2.91
Bruce Fair - travel expenses re September 1963 5.20
British Drug Houses - hydrocloric acid 3.00
A75 - Farm Pond Subsidies.
L. A. Sheardown - farm pond subsidy 50.00
Imperial Oil Limited - portion credit card purchases for August 57.25
Jack !right - farm pond subsidy 50.00
Mr. W. Mercer - farm pond subsidy 50.00
Mrs. Ruth Grant - farm pond subsidy 50.00
Mrs. W. Shields - farm pond subsidy 50.00
A82 - Fish Rearing
J. M. Schneider Ltd - fish food 11.52
S. M. Schneider Ltd - fish food 3.50
J. M. Schneider Ltd - fish food 37.98
J. M. Schneider Ltd - fish food 3.50
Don Watt - fish food 33.50
Mallinckrodt chemicals Limited - acetate powder 35.67
J. M. Schneider Ltd - fish food 37.98
J. M. Schneider Ltd p fish food 3.50
Wm. H. Dick - oil to heat hatchery 48.30
A8) - Bird Feeding
Williams Service - combing millet 25.00
All areas Equipment (Picnic tables, fireplaces, toilets etc.)
Hudson Welding - 10 pcs. angle iron 8.00
Department of Highways Ontario - signs supplied & erected 90,80
A93 - Techncal Studies for sro osed Schema s aandomed.
Wildman & nhodes - survey, plans desc. re Potter, Rawn, M.T.R.C.A &
Humber Valley Authority Property 1,757.50
A103 - Ooeration Flood ',arning System
Cdn. Tire Store - keys cut 1.00
Hydro Electric Comm. of North York - re 56 Donins Ave. 3.00
Ally - Tours & Special Days
A. D. Latornell - registiation re authority Delegates 57.65
Charters Publishing Co. - press preview invitations 28.36
C.N.I.B. - refreshements re Press Conference, ConservLtion School 61.80
C.N.I.B. - refreshements re Albion Hills Centre 16.74
A115.- School .•ro.gram
Neil Munroe - travel expenses re August 1963' 105.70
Charters Purblishing - tour request forms 159.15
A116 - Photography,_Photographs, Supplies be Engraving.
Gilbert A. Milne - reprints 3.47
iloir Engraving Co. - screen news ads 68.01
Henderson Nicol Prugs - film .99
Henderson Nicol Drugs - film developed 4.70
Henderson Nicol Drugs - film developed 6.06
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A116 -Photo ra
Drake Delta Ltd
Drake Delta Ltd
A117 - Exhibits
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„�h r Photographs, Supplies & Engravi Cont'd.
- repairs to Solex Belt
bulbs, envelopes & belts
Para Paints Limited- paints & brushes
Harrison Brothers - style letters
McCullagh Studios - .enlargement - copy & negatives
A118 - Motion Picture Programs
Cdn. Kodak Sales film
Cinesound Limited - processing film
Cinesound Limited - processing film
Cdn. Kodak Sales Ltd - commercial film
A119 - Press Clipping Service
Cdn. Press Clipping Services - services for August
A121 - Albion Hills Conservation Sentre.
James D. Malcomson - travel expenses for August 1963
The Bolton Enterprise - re ad for quotation re Bus Service
Grand & Toy Limited - map markers
Richmond Hill Liberal - re cd for quotation for bus service
Woodbridge Hardware - tape
Woodbridge Hardware - tape',
Drake Delta Limited - projector lamps
C2C - Heart Lake Const. & Development
David M. Pugh - travel expenses for August 1963
B. A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for 1,ug. 1963
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - portion No. 2 Gas
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd - -portion Credit Card Purchases for Aug.
McCauley Builders Supplies - cement & seal Bond
106.09
10.62
18.08
83.03
25.08
53.87
20.58
27.44
98.78
24.10
36.20
6.72
5.10
10.08
1.64
1.07
8.08
1.00
55.70
126.90
17.49
8.76
C6C - Albion Hills Const & Development
D. H. Wood - travel expenses August 1963 2.00
Harry Matsob - travel expanses r,ugust 1963 16.80
David M. Pugh - travel expenses August 1963 26.50
Cdn. Tire Corp. - bolts, nuts & washers 1.02
M. Smilsky Limited - sod 1,186.56
Automatic Pumping Equipment - plastic pipe 44.10
Zenith Electric Supply - wire 46.92
Crysler, Davis & Jorgenson - Investigation etc. re Water Supply 5$1.10
Wm. H. Dick,- portion No. 2 Gas 66.32
Howard R. Keena - elbows & take -offs 5.86
Beaver Lumber Co. Ltd - supply material & erect service bldg. 3,269.50
Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for August 1963 38.46
Joseph Hood - travel expenses August 1963 2.10
Acton Limestone Quarries - rep -rap store 252.89
Acton Limestone Quarries - 12" - 18" stone 219.15
Card Building Supplies - door stops 2.06
Card Building Supplies - pipe & lumber 75.59
Card Building Supplies - lumber & shingles 57.88
McCauley Building Supplies - spikes $.76
Aikenhead Hardware - 1 deadlock 5.29
Barb's Sign Service - metsl aame plates on metal stakes 154.35
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - 1 farm gate 24.21
Automatic Pumping Equipment - pipe fittings 24.66
Automatic Pumping Equipment - galv. tank 23.95
Para Paints Limited - paint 6.96
David M. Pugh - travel expenses September 1963 18.60
Woodbridge Farmers - cattle waterer 108.15
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C7C - Cold Creek - Construction & Development.
D. H. Wood - travel expenses August 1963 2.$0
Harry Matson - travel expenses August 1963 1.40
Henry Burke - travel expenses August 1963 15.50
David M. Pugh - travel expenses August 1963 7.90
B. A. Oil Co. - portion credit card charge for August 1963 63.04
Imperial Oil Company - portion credit c rd purchases August 1963 15.87
Card Building Supplies - lumber 23.36
Card Building Supplies - plywood 30.9$
Card Building Supplies - lumber 62.16
raham Products Lim :_teu - excelite panels, ealer, nuts & bolts 2$5.19
D. H. Wood - travel expenses September 1963 1.40
David M. Pugh - travel expenses September 1963 $.40
C$C - :.oyd - Construction & Development
Glen Dooks - travel expenses August 1963 $.70
David M. Pugh - travel expenses August 1963 1.70
B. A. Oil Company - portion credit card purchases August 1 ',63 $5.13
Imperic'1 Oil Company - portion credit card purchases August 1963 12.69
John Scoles - travel expenses August 1963 2.40
John Scoles - travel expenses August 1963 7.20
Card Building Supplies - plywood 49.44
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - fertilizer 319.20
Miller Paving Limited - grade,prime & double surface parking Lot 6,97$.70
David M. Pugh - travel expenses September 1963 1.00
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - portion No. 2 gas 66.06
C$G - Boyd General
B. A. Oil Company - portion credit card purchases August 1963 22.01
Imperial Oil Limited - portion credit card purchases August 1963 13.77
Crane Supply - plastic pipe connectors & clamps 19.03
Woodbridge Hardware - bolts & washers 1.15
Uoodbridge Hardware - hardware 2.40
Woodbridge Hardware - paint 9.34
C12C !Uxbridge C/A -_- Construction & Development
David M. Pugh - travel expenses Septeaber 1963 10.20
j3C -Glen Haffy - Construction & Developement
Ontario Hydro - inspection permit 2.$0
David M. Pugh - travel expenses August 1963 $.50
Fagin's Garage - portion gas purchases August 1963 20.7$
l utomatic Pumping Equipment - sump pu.,Ip 37.$5
Zenith Electric Supplies - fittings, glass & clmaps 12.$2
Automatic Pumping Equipment - pipe fittings 40.70
C14C - Greenwood Construction & Develo' ement
B. A. Oil Co - portion credit card purchases for August 1963 51.10
Hikenhead Hardware - sythes 11.01
Imperial Oil Limited - portion credit card purchases for Agust 1963 12.2$
Ontarii Hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office 14.24
David M. Pugh - travel expenses September 1963 9.40
M. Smilsky Limited - sod 494.40
/Graham Hardware - hardware item 37.71
C19C - Claremont - Construction & Develo ment
B. A. Oil Limited - portion credit card purchases for
B. A. Oil Limited - portion No. 2 gas
McCauley Builders Supplies - spikes
D. L. Mairs & Sons - bolts
D. L. Mairs & Sons - bolts & nuts
P. L. Mairs & Sons - carb stones & scythes handle
Kilborn Engineering Co. - fee re access road & bridge
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel - fill
David M. Pugh - travel expenses September 1963
Kllborn Engineering Ltd - final billing re access rd.
YcKeow's Service - rental of work bull & tractor
August 55.40
109.50
8.76
. 72
. 55
6.83
final billing 47.15
13.40
12.40
& bridge 246.12
200.00
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C2$C - Black Creek - Construction & Develop
Hydro Electric - North York - portion hydro
Woodbridge Farmers - brace wire & stales
Crysler, Davis & Jorgenson - consultation,
re mill dam &
Imperial Oil Limited - 'ortion credit card
C. Colden Lumber - posts
Woodbridge Famrers - wire
C39A -.C/A 23 - Albion Hills Extension
Fee $150.00, Disb. 067.34 re Hall Property
C42C - CIA 28 - Bruce's Mills Construction; Developement
David M. ruch - trave.L expenses re August 1963
B. Stewart - saw sharpening
Stiver Brothers - fuel oil
Crysler, Davis & Jorgenson - survey, plans & designs re bridge &
channel
em ent
re
workshop & office
71.99
11.33
examination & assy of data
spillway 270.10
purchases 1963 35.94
74.40
8.76
for August
Stiver Brothers
Stiver Brothers
Stiver Brothers
- #2 gas
- seed sheat
- #2 gas
& fertilizer
C47C - Pal�rave Forest & Wildlife Construction ix, Development
Joseph Hood - travel expenses August 1963
McCauley Builders Supplies - spikes
Cam- Woodbridge C/A - Construction & Development
Connor Transport - loam
Crane Hardware - hardwareitems
Crane Hardware - hardware items
Card Building Supplies - lumber
Card Building Supplies - lumber
Card Building Supplies - lumber
Card Building Supplies - etchwood
C. Colden Lumber - posts
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - reinforcing wire
Para Paint Limited - paint, pails & wipers
Para Paint Limited - paints & turps
Para Paints Limited - paint
The Phillip Carey Co. - asphalt paint
Woodbridge Hardware mails, bolts & hinges
Woodbridge Hardware - hammers
Valiance Brown & Co. - galv. pipe caps
Dremier Building Supplies - stone
Berndt's Chain Saw - saw rental
C52A - C/A 21 - Heart Lake Extension t Land (Hunter)
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc re MacDonald property
R6t. - Reforestation Scheme
W. E. Whitewood - reimbursement of deposit re pruchase
W. E. Whitewood - reimbursement of deposit re purchase
Balance purchase price re F. Rawn Property
Balance purchase price re K. M. Rawn property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Rawn prope
F1A - Clairville Resevoir Property_
217.34
5.10
3.50
22.58
1,898.70
69.73
101.50
75.97
7.20
8.76
418.75
3.80
1.70
96.82
11.53
136.08
16.48
128.25
52.53
10.58
28.75
1.82
23.90
6.40
13.89
2.25
295.88
7.21
513.60
Rawn Property 5.00
K.Rawn puoperty10.00
4,790.00
4,491.04
680.40
rty
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re M.T.R.C.H. broperty 517.60
Wm. H. Mitchell - reimbursement of deposit re Favorite Const Property 5.00
Balance purchase price re Favourite Const. Co. property 44,995.00
Death, McLean & Mcifiurchy - survey, plans & desc. re Robinson prop. 119.50
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F1C1 - Clairville Resevoir - Construction Contracts.
K. J. Beamish Const. Co. - cert - 4 re Const. Indian Line Diversion
16,302.17
Carter Const. Co. Ltd. - Cert -2 re Const of Clairville Dam 26,771.$6
F2 A Ebenezer Resevoir Property,
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans re Robinson Property 4a.20
F3A .Bolton Resevoir Property
W. E.Whitewood - negotiating option re Butler property
W. E.Whitewood - negotiating option re Croake property
W. E.Whitewood - negotiating pption re Aalin property
W. E.Whitewood a negotiating option re French property
W. E.Whitewood - negotiating option re _arkis property
W. E.Whitewood - negotiating option re Grant Estate property
W. E.Whitewood - negotiating optiom re Villeneuve property
W. E.Whitewood - negotiating option re Erwin property
W. E.Whitewood - negotiating option re Ward property
W. E. Whitewood- negotiating option re Hubbard property
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Todd property No. $40
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Pineham property No. 5$0
T unship of Albion - 1963 taxes re Croake property No. 612
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Newlands property No. 606
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Villeneuve property No. 365
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Clancy property No. 372
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Shaw property No. 323
Townshi_1 of Albion - 1.63 taxes re Gardner property No. 349
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re White property No. 34$
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Shaw property No. 355
Towhship of Albion - 1963 taxes re Whew property No. 356
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Malin property No. 332
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plans & desc. re Roberts Property
Balance Purchase Price re Thompson .roperty
Balance Purchase Price re Hall Property
Fee f50.00 Disb. 02.29 re French ?ro .erty
Fee $55.00 Disb/ 4)144.79 re Erwin Property
Chambers & meredith - valuati n re Cole,Shock, ttoberts & Campbell
Township of Albion - 1963 taxes re Purkis Property No. 346
W.E.Whitewood - reimbursement of deposit re Campbell property
Balance of Purchase ?rice re Campbell property
Settlement of Compensation re Sharpe rroperty
Balance of Purchase Price re Shock Property
Balance of Purchase Price re Roberts Property
W.E.Whitewood - reimbursement of deposit re Shock property
W.E.Whitewood - reimbursement of deposit re Roberts Pro -erty
Fee 50.00 Disb. X56.92 re Ward Property
F5A - King Creek Resevoir Property
$5.00
5$.00
135.00
$8.00
95.00
245.00
125.00
155.00
115.75
158.50
63.20
$2.16
37.92
63.20
106.96
53.4$
30.56
61.12
45.84
137.52
15.28
8'4.04
219.55
6,190.00
1,195.00
102.29
199.79
812.75
61.12
5.00
12,995.00
9,796.46
10,495.00
5,990.00
5.00
10.00
106.92
Wildman & Rhodes - Search, Survey, Plans & Legal Desc. re Burler
Farms Pro-erty 1,602.00
F6A - Lower East Branch Resevoir Property
Settlement of Compensation re Expropeiation of Moriyama Property 6,750.00
Advance Payment on Settlement of Compensation re Atchinson Prop. 12,750.00
FAA - Finch Resevoir Property
Jildman & Rhodes - plans,& legal des. re University of Toronto prop 156.40
Chambers & Meredith - valuation re Love Property 903.45
F1OA - Willowdale Resevoir Property
Twp. of North York - 1963 taxes re Harwin Dev. Prop. Reg 2C 104A 134.65
Wildman & tthodes - survey, plans & legal desc. re Twp. of N.Yk. prop 545.75
W.E.Whitewood - negotiations re Halliday property 485.00
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F11A - Woodbridge Channelization Pro erty
Angus, Stonehouse & Co. Ltd. - preparing transcript of Municipal
Board Hearing
Fee $50.00, Disb $1$10 re Hunter Property
B lA - Black Creek - Phase # 1 - Property.
Settlement of Compensation plus Interest re Jaymar Hold Ldt. Propl05,
W.E.Whitewood - negotiations re Halliday property
W.E.Whitewood - negotiations re Situlski property
W.E.Whitewood - negotiations, assessing re settlement of damage due
to construction
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re M.T.R.C.A. property
Settlement of Compensation re Bjarnason property 2$,
Re award ti Ontario Municipal Board re Settlement of Compensation 3,
The Ontario Municipal Board - reimbursement re court re)orters fees
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Twp. of York property
B1G1 - Black Creek Phase -1 - Construction Contracts
1,239.70
68.10
561.70
125,00
210.00
100.00
252.30
000.00
307.19
90.00
116.60
McNamara Road Construction Ltd. - Cert #13 - complete certificate re
construction (J.F.MacLaren) 22,945.43
B1G2 - Black Creek Phase #1 - Construction "Other4T
York Township Hydro System - moving & relocating pole at 24
Crane Hardware - bolts hasps & hinges
Municipality of Metro Toronto - seeding & grading of areas
B2G1 - Black Creek Phase 2 - Construction Contracts
Bedford C:mst. Co. Ltd. - ?ert #12 re const (James F. MacLaren)
P2A - Milne Reservoir - PropertA
Set,tlementof compensation re Northgate Dev. Property
Fee. $75.00 Disb. 4225.50 re Northgate Dev. Property
P$A - Humber Flood Plain Land Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & legal desc. re Fischer property 318.20
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & legal desc. re Booth property 393.20
W.E.Whitewood - negotiations re Collins Property 105.00
W.E.Whitewood - negotiations re Seniorl.Property 211.00
W.E.Whitewood - negotiations re Winson Property 135.00
W.E.Whitewood - negotiations re Stephenson & Chance Property 195.00
W.E,Whitewood - negotiations re Talker Property 192.50
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Rubins Trustee property 731.10
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Dennis Estate Property 301.70
Balance Purchase Price re Krywonis Property 17,990.00
W.E.Whitewood - reimbursement of deposit re Krywonis property 10.00
Fee 485.00. Disb. $114.98 re Stephenson & Chance Property 199.98
Chambers & Meredith - attendance at H.E.Mannings office re Term
Placements & W. H. Martin 100.00
Smythe Rd 65.02
3.33
21.98
15, 241.33
100,000.00
975.50
P9A.- Don Flood Plain Land - Property
Full amount of Purchase Price re Milady Const. Property 2,500.00
Wildman & Rhodes - :survey, plans & desv. re M.T.R.D.A. Property 982.50
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Metro Toronto property 1,727.40
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Chandler Property 265.80
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. to Jackes property 241.80
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Wright property 226.40
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & dLsc. re McLeod property 230.35
Wildman & Rhodes - Survey, plans & desc. re Donwoods Ltd property 276.55
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re McDowell property 295.60
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Baker Property 230.30
Fee $100.00 Disb. 030.14 re Fleming Estate Property 430.14
Fee 50.00 Disb. 4 24.65 re Milady Const . Property 74.65
Standard House `Jrecking - final billing re demolition & removal at 6,000.00
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P1OA - Highland Creek Flood Plain Land Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Smith Const. Property 6.,176«.50
W.E.Whitewood - reimbursement of deposit re Sherbowich property 10.00
Balance Purchase Price re Sherbowich Property 1,190.00
Settlementof Compensation re Helliwell property 27,335,62
Wildman S. Rhodes - survey, plans E. desc. re Dawn Realty property 977.$5
Wildman (.. Rhod _s survey, plans �... desc. re Horg Property 759.30
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Blackfoot Dev. property1,641.70
P11A - Rouge Flood Plain Land Property
W.E.Whitewood - negotiations re Sergautis property 275.00
Strung heal Estate - appraisal re Glen Rouge Parks Ltd Property 559.25
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,plans & desc. re Twp. of Scarboro property 867.20
gildman & Rhodes - survey,plans e desc. re M.T.R.C.A. Property 1,255.15
Fee 00.00, Disb. 04.35 re Hamilton Property 124.35
P12A - Duffin Flood Plain Land - Property
Fee 0600,00 Disb. 0369.98 re Squires property
Fee 4150.00 Disb. 4106.20 re Dept. of Highways property
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Developement
D. H. Wood - travel expenses re august 1963
F. Belson - materials for dress
R.E.Burnett - shoemakers tools, umbrella, spoke shave
Woodbridge Farmers - machine bolts
hobert Si_lpson Co. - cotton materials
Beaver Lumber Co. - lumber
Keith Rawlings - antique weaving loom & parts
B. Napier Simpson Jr. - architects service
B, Napier Simpson Jr. - architects service
Late Norman Hill Estate - 1 block & takeoff & Rope
Mrs. x. H. Neil - tongue & grove lumber used
25 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre
L. Bruce Stel ;art - travel expenses const. for July1963
F. a. Atkinson - carpenter work
Hank Wiesema - progress draw No. 1 repainting contract
Mr. Fred Fortin - sanding floors
Vallance Brown 6. uo. - plastic hose & sprinkler
Premier Bldg. Materials - concrete sand
Howard R. Keena - galv. iron
Howard R. Keena - rental electric hammer
Howard R. Keena - galv. Iron
Brunt Metal Products - registers
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge - hydro
Sterling Tile Co. - floor & Wall tile
Card Building Supplies - lumber
Card Building Supplies - lumber
Card Building Supplies - lumber
Card Building Supplies - plywood underlay
Card Building Supplies - sandpapers
Card Building Supplies - lumber
Card Building Supplies - cement, sealbond & lumber
i'icCauley Builders Limited - cement & sealbond
McCauley Builders Limited - cement
McCauley Builders Iimited - brick, sealbond,machinebolts & washers
Scott's Quarry - stone
Sarnia Scaffolds - rental of scaffolding Aug 29 - Sept. 12/63 final
The Welsh Lumber Co. - fir plugs
L. Bruce Ctewart - travel expenses Const or August 1963
Woodbridge Hardware - various hardware items
J. Lorne Davidson Ltd - shelf units
Central Supply Co. - screw plates
Central Sup-Ay Co. - screw plates
Egan Brothers - hardware items
Egan Brothers - hardware items
ugan Brothers - hardwa e items
Lean Brothels - hardware items
969.98
256.20
1.60
6.$8
26.00
.62
45.09
111.00
60.00
3,406.06
1,426.18
25.00
25.00
120.00
9.00
1,500.00
165.00
21.90
15.00
1.40
6.00
4. $0
102.72
12.39
2,643.00
38.27
43.51
41.84
41.53
5.35
45.32
103.64
26.01
7.11
$.09
132.30
$.67
1.15
120.00
7.62
296.59
45.32
17.00
10.$1
3.$2
7.91
4.17
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G5 - Albion Hills Conservctim Centre Cont'd_
Egan Brothers - hardware items 7.77
Egan Brothers - hardware items 19.12
Egan Brothers - hardware items 5.67
Egan Brothers - hardware items 15.$2
D. H. Wood . travel expenses September 1963 8.00
Classic Chemicals - cleaning supplies 281.95
Classic Chemicals soap & napkins 23.31
Classic Chemicals - wash room supplies 136.39
Classic Chemicals - plungers, anges, & napkins receptacles 5.61
General Steel Wares - supply & install shower compartments ;46.13
Mason's Haulage - sand & stone 30.50
I•iatson's Haulage - gravel, topsoil & fill 469.95
#2C*- N/E _General
Maole Centre Restaurent - Lunch for Res Sub Committee & Historic Site 9.50
James D. Malcomson - portion of rent 40.00
C.N.I.B. - lunches supplied to Centre Sept. 4/63 87.81
C.N.I.B. - luncheon re executive Sept. 11/63 26.78
Charters Publishing Company - lunch tickets 14.57
C.N.I.B. - lunch at Mill St. Sept. 13/63 26.78
Stanley Rent A Car - Truck - rental of truck to haul hay 23.07
Ontario Hydro - Woodbridge - hydro re Lindsay Farm 6.07
'210 - N/E - Taxes on Revenue Producing Property
Township of Albion -
Township of Albion -
Township of Albion -
Toti'nship of Albion -
Township of Albion -
Township of Albion -
Township of Albion -
Township of Albion -
Township of Albion -
Township of Albion -
Township of Albion -
Township of Albion -
Township of Albion -
Township of Albion -
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Township of Albion -
Township of Albion -
Townsh ip of Albion -
Reed, Shaw & McNaught
Reed, Sahw & McNaught
1963 taxes re Hoffey property No. 136$
1963 taxes re Boyer & Wishart property No.13710 2
1963 taxes re Colquette property No.1400 1
1963 taxes re Baker property No.1404 1
1963 taxes on Boyer. & Wishart property No.1406
1963 taxes re Jones Property No. 1418
1963 taxes re Colquette property No.1419
1963 taxes re Colquette prooerty No.1422 3
1963 taxes re Beatty property No.1423 1
1963 taxes re L. S. Taylor property No.932i►
1963 taxes re Plaxton property No.936
1963 taxes re King property No.938 1
1963 taxes re Boyce & Gehaffer property No.939
1963 taxes re Walker property No.941 2
1963 taxes on Taylor property No.947
1963 taxes re Gadoritiss et al property No.936 4
1963 taxes re Plaxton property - No. 867 1
1963 taxes re Schaffer &, Culham No. 870
- Fire & extended coverage renewed building
& contents 2,3
- increasing fire & extended coverage 3
LLD - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating & Maintanence
B. A. Oil Company - portion credit card purchases August 1963
Woodbridge Farmers - portion No. 2 gas
Sholdice Service - pulley & Links
Brennan Beothers - worms
Brennan Brothers - worms
Brennan Brothers - worms
Brennan Brothers - worms
Brennan Brothers - worms
Brennan Brothers - worms
Ontario Hydro - Brampton - hydro re bath house
Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card -purchases August 1963
G.H.Wood & Co. toilet soap & deodorizer
Blain's Hardware - repair Links & snaps
G.H.Wood & Co. - map heads, cleaner & insecticides
Woodbridge Hardware - adapter & tails
pikenhead Hardware - blade & ball
45.18
86.14
12.95
43.07
30.12
37.65
90.36
16.26
43.07
12.46
31.15
86.90
74.76
30.51
74.76
23.44
76.96
69.52
46.95
53.14
16.57
42.30
18.36
12.50
12.50
15.00
20.00
12.37
16.50
44.43
5.83
42.38
7.42
15.28
1.34
11.46
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44,214 - N/E - Glen Haff, y O- eratina &_Maintenance.
Fagin's Garage - portion as purchase for August 1963 6.93
Brennan Brothers - worms 33.00
Brennan Brothers - worms 4.12
John L. Patterson - travel expenses August 1963 2.00
Walden Speers - travel expenses August 1963 5.20
1215 - Albion Hills Operating, & .':aintenance.
J. Jliver - repair mower 2.00
Nobleton Farm Service - braising 5.72
Tdi i liarn s Service - baling hay 42.00
Wm. H. Dick - portion No. 2 gas 22.13
Howard R. Keena - checking furnace controls 6.50
Imperial Oil Companyn- portion credit card purchases for August 12..45
$2
Tony Groen - lunch expenses 1
Egan Brothers - wash basins 1,42
#216 - N/E - Boyd Operating & Maintenance.
B.A. Oil Company - portion credit card purchases for August 1963 2$.37
Automatic Pumping Equipment - piDe & fittings 6.31
Imperial Oil Limited - portion credit card purchases August 1963 4.23
Henderson Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies 11.12
Henderson Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies 9-73
Farr's Farm Service - welding 2.50
Farr's Farm Service - sharpeneing saw 1.50
Woodbridge Hardware - glass 1.76
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - seed 171,00
Woodbridge News - ad re cordwood & hay for sale
'' .95
oodbridge Fanners Co. - nails 2,47
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - portion No. 2 Gas 22.02
#218 - N/E Greenwood Operating & Maintenance.
B.A. Oil Com. - portion credit card purchases for August 1963 17.04
Imperial Oil Limted - portion credit card purchases for Aug 1963 4.09
Ontario Hydro - Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office 4.75
Township of Pickering - dum ,ing charges for August 1963 1.50
#220 - NLEBlack Creek 0 erating & Maintenance
W.C. Melbourne - travel expenses for August 1963 56.10
Albert Colucci - travel expenses for August 1963 96,40
Rosalind Murray - travel expenses for August 1963 34.10
Hydro Electric - North York - portion hydro re workshop & office 24.00
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - bolts & bag screws 4.72
Singer Sewing Machine Com- repair sewing machine $000
Garry A. Evans & Sons - truck & loader 24,50
Charters Publishing Co. - Pioneer Village folders 467.16
Charters Purblishing Co. - Dodgers - Pioneer Festival 111.19
Woodbridge Farriers Co. - bran, oats & grower pelletts 52.35
Barb's Sign Service - "caution" signs 87.82
Garry A. Evans & Sons - loading booths re festival 56.00
A. Roodzant - travel expenses August 1963 17.20
Edna Blackburn - travel expenses August 1963 14.40
Charters Publishing Co. - Pioneer Festival Posters 107.87
Imperial Oil Limited - portion credit card purchases August 1963 11.9$
Ontario Hydro - Woodbridge - hydro re 82.11
Janet Ade e. travel expenses August 1963 2.10
W. Klees - travel expenses August 1963 4.50
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - rivets & brooms 5.0$
W.C.I'elbourne - travel expenses Sept 1 & 2 1963 12.60
Automatic Pumping Equipment - s.ieaves 1$.99
Gibbons irinting House - Exhibitors stickers re Festival 5.65
Woodbridge Hardware - stair treads glue & tacks 14.47
Woodbridge Hardware - wax - soap dish 6.53
Woodbridge Hardware - mop wringers 10.6
Woodbridge Hardware - duster, cement , towels & mat 12.1$
H.A. Ball & Son Ltd - hoops & rivets for festival 8.76
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#220 N/E Black Creek Operating & Maintenance Cont'd.
Peter Thompson & Sons Ltd - maple poles & oxen tongues
Geo. Rogers • travel expenses September 1963
D.H.Wood - travel expenses September 1963
New Dundee German Band - expenses incurred re travel, costume, &
equipment re Festival
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - sheeting & rope re Festival
Woodbridge Farriers Co. - whitewash brush & lime re Festival
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - animal feed
farkham Economist & Sun- ad re festival
The Enterprise (Scarboro) Ltd - ad re festival
The Advertiser - ad re festival
The Stouffvi lle Tribune - ad re festival
The Weekly - ad re festival
Times w Guide - ad re festival
1atson Publishing Co. - ad re festival
Legg Brothers Limited - Note engraving re festival
Zenith Electric Supply - cable & stats
'220B - Toy Collection
Curry's Art Store - paper & paper board
Zenith Electric Supply - 50U ft. Duniom
Brroks Marble & Tile Co. - marble chips
Brooks Marble & Tile Co. - marble chips
Bard Bldg. Supplies - lumber
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber
Gard Bldg. Supplies - nails
Woodbridge Hardware - screening & nails
Woodbridge Hardware - pulleys, locks & cords
Woodbridge Hardware - various hardware items
Maxey & Hartley - glazing 142 bulbs in sash at Toy Shop
Trans Canada Forest Machines - drill & tape sproc.:ets
y220C - Black Creek Fire Damage Squires House
Maxey & Hartley Ltd - to repair fire damage
#221 - N/E Humber Trails Operating & Maintenance.
Wm. Robinson - travel expenses August 1963
;'oodbridge Hardware - glass
#222 - N/E Claremount Operatin• & Maintenance
B. A Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases August 1963
B.A. Oil Co. - portion No. 2 Gas
W. Trolley - reimbursement for repair to furnace
#222B - Claremount Workshop genlacement .
J. Shapcott - travel expenses August 1963
Automatic Pumping Equipment - sheave
Robertson Electric Sales - thermostat
Zenith Electric Supply - generex
Card Bldg. Supp] ies - lumber
Ajax Lumber Co. - lumber
Automatic Pumping Equipment - sheaves
Armstrong Door Company - hinges
Zenith Electric Su-Tly Ltd - electical fittings
Zenith Electrical Supply - rawl plugt, & drills
Skiltools Ltd. - cut off wheels
192.82
5.80
.$0
150.00
19.11
10.91
68.54
12.00
17.60
31.36
15.6$
18.90
24.20
37.50
107.66
32.47
16.25
46.92
2.00
24.00
128.75
23.73
6.30
1.72
4.82
13.51
64.00
16.$6
250.00
11.10
2.13
18 46
36.50
3.75
14.00
4.01
9.$2
$7.34
100.11
32.91
5.25
3.09
33.25
16.73
70.56
#211_7:_ya Pioneer Village Stores.
Florence Belson - note books for sealing wax 3.14
LeFeuvres Candies - candies for resale 162.86
LeFeuvres Candies - bags 2.85
Higgs Paper Box Co. - candle boxes 23.20
Warner Honey - honey for resale 13.75
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►Wilkinson & K_•mpass - steel 46.31
Miss Barbara Ade - ?rice stickers & scotch taoe 3.98
LeFeuvre's Candies - candy for resale 164.66
LeFeuvre's Candies - candy for resale 134.33
E.D. Jones - cJlour slides 8.00
Homestead Crafts - jams 6, jellies for resale 43.20
.irs. Ruby Locke - braided rugs for resale 40.00
Ars. Phillip Budd - corn beads & porcupine quills 5.50
LeFeuvre's Candies - candy for resale 128.18
LeFeuvre's Candies - candy for resale 220.73
LeFeuvre's Candies - candy for resale 54.07
#224 - NLE Cold Creek _Operating & Maintenance
Henry Burke - travel expenses for August 1963 55.90
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for August 1963 21.01
Williams Service - baling hay 124.50
Hudson's Welding - welding, cutting bar on mower 3.00
Rowans Lawn & Garden Equipment - re lairs to Lawn .-lower 4.00
Imperial Oil Limited - Dortion credit card purchases for Aug.1963 5.29
Egan Brothers - fly spray 1.25
`22 - NIE Flood Control Property _ Maintenance
A & A Liquid :paste Removal - lump L clean septic tank at
McLaren's Property 40.00
Twp. of Vaughan - weed cutting re McMahon Estate Property 6.25
#228 - NLE Farm Operation.
Wm. Kri - combining wheat 400.00
Farr's Farm Service - baling hay & straw rental of rake & elevator 300.00
Leggatt & Smith - Vet needle & medicine 5.90
#300 Nf E Parking, & Boat Rentals
L. Lyness - reimbursement for error in bus charge Albion Hills
E.M.Pearce - reimbursement for bus charge in error Albion Hills
September Wages
5.00
5.00
53,681.81
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SCHEDULE "B"
AGREEMENT M.T.R.C.A. AND METRO TORONTO RE FLOOD PLAIN LAND
Agreement with Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT made this 14th day of June
A.D. 1961.
B E T W E E N:
THE METROPOLITAN TORONTO and REGION CONSERVATION
AUTHORITY,
hereinafter called "The Authority",
OF THE FIRST PAE'.'
- and -
THE MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN TORONTO.
hereinafter called "Metro ",
01' TH! SECOND PAR:i'.
WHEREAS the Authority has been and is acquiring flouq ol• ;i n and
conservation lands in Metropolitan Toronto.
AND WHEREAS Metro is desirous of using these lands so acquired
for park and recreational purposes.
NOW THEREFORE THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH that in co ., : i sera LiL n o..'
the recitals herein and the carrying out of the vex rior s ob1igc -.,iol.;;
contained in this agreement the parties hereto agree as iolloLs:
1. The Authority shall proceed to acquire all the laLls as
included in the Master Plan appended hereto as Schedule "__"
for Flood Plain and Conservation Lands, and as emended from
time to time, within the boundaries of Metropolitan Toronto
as quickly as may be practical, the title of the said lands
to be taken in the name of the Authority.
2. Upon the acquisition of the lands aforesaid, the Authority
shall notify Metro of the date on which the said lands can
be turned over to Metro with vacant possession, or as other-
wise arranged, and Metro shall accept delivery and possession
of the said lands on that date. The Authority shall provide
Metro with a plan of survey and legal description of the said
lands. Said lands shall forthwith, from the date of notifica-
tion, be deemed to be park lands.
3. Metro will develop and maintain these lands for park,
recreational and conservation purposes with the necessary
administration and supervisory accommodation in connection
therewith and for no other purpose except with the approval
in writing of the Authority.
4. The cost of development and maintenance of these lands shal'
be borne by Metro and all plans for such development shall be
submitted to the Authority for its approval in writing.
Metro shall assume the full cost and responsibility for the
maintenance of the said park lands, and other lends both
inside and outside Metro as may be agreed upon from time to
time, provided, however, that if the Authority is of the
opinion that Metro is not properly maintaining such lands,
then the Authority may, on notice to Metro, enter upon the
said lands for the purpose of maintaining then and my costs
incurred by the Authority by reason of so dcing shall be paid
to the Authority by Metro forthwith upon the demand. thereof.
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5. No permanent buildings shall be erected on these lands
without first obtaining the consent in writing pf the
Authority, both as to location and type of building.
6. The Authority shall retain control of all aspects of the
river channels, flood control, river protection, erosion
control and dams and Metro shall not interfere-with the
carrying out of such works as are necessary for these
projects.
7. Metro shall not alter the course of any river, brook, stream
or watercourse without first obtaining the consent and
approval in writing of the Authority.
$. Metro shall not have the right to lease or otherwise
dispose of the said lands herein, or permit concessionaires
thereon, without prior approval of. the Authority, the said
approval to be given in writing.
9. Metro shall pay all taxes or other charges levied against
the said lands, including lands under water, and shall
assume the said tax liability on and after the first day
of January following its acceptance of the said., lands.
10. Metro agrees to have the necessary by -laws passed permitting
the Commissioner of Parks for Metro to accept delivery of
the lands without referring each tender of delivery to
Council for its approval, and such acceptance shall be
binding upon Metro.
11. Metro covenants and agrees to indemnify and save harmless the
Authority of and from any and all manner of claims, damages,
loss, costs or charges whatsoever occasioned to or suffered
by or imposed upon the Authority or its property, either
directly or indirectly, in respect of any matter or thing
in of or in connection with or arising out of
Metro's use, occupancy or development of the lands herein
or out of any operation connected therewith or in resPect
of any accident, damage or injury to any person, animal or
thing by, from or on account of the same. Metro covenants
that the indemnity herein contained shall extend to all
damages and claims for damages by reason of improper or
faulty erection or construction of structures hereafter
erected or installed on the said park lands or in connection
therewith by Metro, its servants or agents and by reason of
any insufficiency in such structures and whether or not same
have.been approved by the Authority, its servants or agents.
12. It is understood and agreed that the Authority's name shall
be suitably displayed on signs to be erected in areas where
the Authority has contributed to the land assembly programme,
and the said name shall be displayed in such manner and size
as agreed upon between the Authority and the Commissioner of.,
Parks for Metro.
13. This agreement shall remain in full force and effect until
superseded by an. agreement mutually acceptable to the parties
hereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have hereunto affixed
their corporate seals attested by the hands of their proper officers
duly authorized in that behalf.
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED )
in the presence of
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THE METROPOLITAN TORONTO and
REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
CHAIRMAN
SECRETARY- TREASURER
THE MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN
TORONTO
CHAIRMAN
METROPOLITAN CLERK
TREASURER
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fl?etropottan Jo,1onto and legion
Cortserucstion Jagoray
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting 'ednesday- November -6 -1963 „'18/63
The Executive Committee met at the Board Room, Mill Street, on red -
nesday, November 6th, 1963, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT 'JERE:
Chairman
Vice-Chairman
Members
Deputy - Treasurer
Property Administrator
Asst.Dir. of Operations
Consv.Areas Adm.
Dr. G. Ross Lord
'.C. Davidson
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Mrs. F. Gell
Mrs. D. Hague
R.G. Henderson
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. Nesbitt
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
C.B. Thompson
11.E. Jones
E.F. Sutter
;..A. McLean
MIIMUTES :
The Minutes of Meeting ;,'17/63 were presented.
RES .; 3 7$ Moved by • R.L. Nesbitt
. Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting „-17/63 be adopted as presented.
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT 7,'2/63 - RDHP Advisor Board
Res. 079 Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: -.C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be instructed to prepare an amended project
planning schedule for works being undertaken under the Flood Control
Plan, to be presented at the earliest possible date.
Carried Unanimously;
1UOTATTONS - Boyd South End -orkshop
The Staff advised that quotations have been received for the instal-
lation of a tile bed and the excavation of a hole for the septic
tank to be constructed in connection with the Boyd South End Workshop,
as follows:
J.C. Gilbert /4.80.00
Stanley Maxey $500.00
Res . ,r'3 $O Moved by:
Seconded by:
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The contract for the installation of a tile bed and
the excavation of a hole for the septic tank to be constructed in
connection with the Boyd South End workshop, be awarded to J.C.
Gilbert, at a price not to exceed $450.00; theirs being the lowest
proper quotation received.
Carried Unanimously;
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ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - S of Fuel Oil'
The Staff advised that quotations have been received for the supply
of fuel oil for the Albion•Hills Conservation School, as follows:
Imperial Oil
Bryan?s Fuel
Texaco
Wm. Dick
Brampton Fuels
Supertest
Res-. #381 Moved by:
• Seconded by:
14.8¢ per gai.
16.7¢ "
17.0¢ ::
14.9¢ TS It
13.8¢
15.15¢ " _
Mrs. F. Gell
R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The contract for the supply of fuel oil for the
Albion Hills Conservation School, for the heating season of 1963.4,
be awarded to Brampton Fuels, at a cost per gallon not to exceed
13.8¢; theirs being the lowest proper tender received;
AND FURTHER that the contract shall specify the grade of oil to be
supplied.
Carried Unanimously;
BUDGET REVISIONS - 1963
The Staff advised that on the basis of the most recent budget review,
there is sufficient Authority monies available for initiation of
further projects at the.Pioneer Village, Black Crcek Conservation
Area.
Res. #382 Moved by: Mrs..D. Hague
Seconded by:, • Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to make such
budgetary adjustments as are necessary, to the extent of the ad-
ditional funds available during the year 1963 for:
(a) construction of the grist mill
(b) enlarging the gift shop
Carried Unanimously;
:1 BPORT `O& •',POLLUTION CONTROL & RECREATION IN THE METROPOLITAN
TORONTO REGION"
The Staff advised that it is in the process of having the report
"Pollution Control & Recreation in The Metropolitan TorontQ.Region ",
printed as authorized by aprevious meeting of the Executive..
.:Res.., #381: Moved by: V. Vignale
,Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED- ;THAT; ..The report, '°Pollution Control & Recreation in The
Metropolitan Toronto Regions' be presented to the various agencies
and municipalities that are directly involved,
AND FURTHER that a committee consisting of The Chairmant- Of.the
Authority, -.The ,Chairman of the Flood Control and Water: Conservation
Advisory Board, The Director of Operations, The Assistant Director
of Operations, and the Administrator of the Conservation Services
Division be appointed for the purpose of these presentations.
Carried, Unanimously;
QUOTATIONS - HYDRO SERVICE - BOYD CONSERVATION AREA
The Staff advised that quotations have been received for the instal-
lation of hydro service in the North Boyd Area from the following
contractors.:
Don Brownlee -
Bolton Electric
675.00
595.00
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Res. #3$4 Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The contract for the installation of hydro service
in the North Boyd Area be awarded to Bolton Electric, for a sum not
to exceed $595.00; theirs being the lowest proper quotation received.
Carried Unanimously;
AGREEMENT WITH PROJECT PLANNING CONSULTANTS
The Staff reported that discussions have been carried out with
Project Planning Consultants, and that a suitable agreement has been
drafted.
Iles. #3$5 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The appropriate officials of the Authority be
authorized to sign the Agreement with Project Planning Associates
Limited for the consulting work in connection with the development
of the Master Plan for the Claireville Conservation Area;
AND FURTHER that the Conservation Branch of the Department of Lands
and Forests be requested to approve the Agreement.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT B.2 - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS - Extra Work Orders
#24 and ;'25
Res. ;386 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue
Extra Work Order No. 24, resulting in a reduction of the contract
for the channelization of the Black Creek between Rustic Road and
Jane Street north of Wilson Avenue, of $1,226.30, and Extra Work
Order No. 25, resulting in a reduction of the contract of $960.87,
for work as outlined in the letter from James F. MacLaren Limited,
dated October 31, 1963, resulting in a total reduction of the con-
tract of $2,1$7.17.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F -1
CLAIREVILLE DAM & RESERVOIR - CLAIREVILLE DAM - Extra Work Order #
Res. 1'3$7 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to issue
Extra Work Order No.1, in the amount of $1,250.00 for work as out-
lined in James F. MacLaren Limited's letter dated October 18 1963.
Carried Unanimously;
SICK LEAVE - R. McMullin
Res. #3$$ Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: Mrs. F. Gell
RESOLVED THAT: R. McMullin (Glen Haffy Conservation Area) be granted
sick leave, with pay, for the period October -29 to November -8, 1963.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.1.A. - CLAIREVILLE DAM AND RESERVOIR - PROPERTIES
Res. #389 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation on the following properties, at the prices
contained in the agreements, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal
fees, and further subject to certificates of inspection being issued
by the Minister of Lands and Forests;
AND FURTHER that the Authority's solicitor be instructed to pay over
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the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same:
(a) Jemes L. Fitzsimmons - Part of West Half of Lot 5, Con -
ces n _7, N . . , Township of Toronto Gore, County of
Peel, containing 12.346 acres, more or less, of vacant
land;
(b) Daniel L. O'Hara - '.pest Half of Lot 3 and Part of the
Went if o ?Lot 4, Concession IX, N.D., Township of
Toronto Gore, County of Peel, containing 101.125 acres,
more or less, with certain improvements contained thereon;
(c) 'Thomas V. O'Hara - All of the East Half of Lot 3, Con-
cession VIII,, N.D., Township of Toronto Gore, County of
Peel, containing 100.330 acres, with certain improvements
couvaincd thereon.
Carried Unanimously;
POLTON COi• UNITY CONSERVATION AREA - Hickman Street Bridge
Th3 Staff presented a report stating that the Bolton Community Con-
servation Area was originally designed in such a manner that en-
trcnce to the Area avoided the necessity of crossing the Hickman
Str^.':t Epi_dge .
Res j39O Mo cd by: C. Sauriol
'� Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
ILJ OLVED THAT: : Tho County of Peel be advised that because the Bolton
Cori: unity Conservation Arsa was designed to obviate the necessity of
using the Hickman Street Fridge as an access, the Authority would
not be justified in contributing to the cost of the Bridge.
Carried Unanimously;
REQUEST FOn USE OF ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - NOVEMBER -30/63
The Staff advised that a communication had been received from The
Students' Administrative Council, University of Toronto, requesting
permission to hold a supper and dance party in the Albion Hills Con-
servation School on November 30, 1963, and was discussed in some
detail.
gsaaal Moved by: Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Students' Administrative Council, University of
Toronto, be advised that permission cannot be granted for use of the
Albion Hills Conservation School. for supper and dance party on
November 30, 1963.
Carried Unanimously;
POLICY REGARDING USE OF ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL
A discussion took place as to the proper use of the Albion Hills Con -
servation School, at such times as it is not being used'ror its
stated purpose.
Rs. ;;-392 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Information and Education Advisory Board be re-
quested to study the matter of proper use of the Albion Hills Con-
servation School, when not in use for its stated purpose, to formulate
a policy in this regard, and to present this policy to tills Executive
Committee at the earliest possible date.
Carried Unanimously;
PROPOSED AGREEMENT - ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
A Committee Report was presented, in which the Committee unanimously
agreed that the Tc1escope should be located in the Boyd Conservation
Area.
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Res. #393 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Report of the Committee, as amended and set
forth herein, be adopted:
The Committee discussed the proposed site for the mounting of the
telescope, donated by Mr. Glassford.
Albion Hills was ruled out by Mr. Glassford as being too far away
for members of the Astronomical Society; also, the Telescope would
be used by adult members only, and would be of no interest to
children, from a scientific viewpoint.
Boyd is suitable as to distance, with no handicap from proximity of
electric lights. The Committee was unanimous in the opinion that
the location should be at Boyd.
Mr. Wade agreed by letter to Dr. Lord to follow the wishes of the
Committee, providing Albion Hills, as a location, was fully con-
sidered.
The Albion Hills Conservation School should be provided with a
standard 6 -inch portable reflector -type Telescope. The Toronto
Anglers and Hunters Association will be approached with this sug-
gestion.
Carried;
(voting "nay" - Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. D. Hague)
METHANE GAS IN SANITARY LAND FILL SITES
A discussion took place regarding the problem of Methane Gas gener-
ation in sanitary land fill sites.
Res. ;;394 Moved by: Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The matter of Methane gas generation in sanitary
land fill sites be referred to the Technical Advisory Commission on
Parks and Conservation, for study.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.7.A. -• FINCH DAM & RESERVOIR - PROPERTY
Res. 1222 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized to forthwith proceed with the
acquisition of Part of Block "'LW, Registered Plan 5186, Township of
North York, said to contain 0.617 acres and purported to be owned by
Oakfield Developments Limited, in accordance with the provisions of
the Conservation Authority's Act.
Carried Unanimously;
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 11.45 a.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
Vetropo/ttan 50POISIO and legion,
Conseruct1ion. Athority
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting lednesday- November -20 -1963 ;;19/63
The Executive Committee met at the Board Room, Mill Street, on Jed -
nesday, November 20th, 1963, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT - TERE :
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
3 2 ^'r ^±ary- Trcasurer
Director of Operations
Asst. Dir. of Operations
Property Administrator
MTNU TES :
the Minutes of
Res. ,222:5
i',ESOLVED THAT:
Meeting - ;'1E/63
Moved by:
Seconded by:
The Minutes of
Res. -'-397 Moved by:
Seconded by: 'T.C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT: The accounts in the sum total of $709,637.51 be ap-
proved for payment, and appended as Schedule A- of these Minutes.
Carried Unanimously;
A communication from Miss Blanche Snell was presented, together with
a presentation of the nature prints from Alexander Eillar's Catherine
Scholes portfolio, suggesting that the Library Committee was prepared
to have the set framed for hanging in the School.
Res. - 96 Moved by: F.A. 'lade
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The &.it of '.,he framed nature prints irbm ,.lexander
L17.ar's Catherine Scholes portfolio be accepted and hung in suitable
places in the Albion Hills Conservation School, and that a sincere
vote of thanks be forwarded to Miss Snell and the Committee.
Carried Unanimously;
Dr. G. Ross Lord
T.C. Davidson
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R.G. Henderson
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. Nesbitt
C.R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
F.A. 17ade
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
E.F. Sutter
V.E. Jones
were presented.
R.L. Nesbitt
C. Sauriol
Meeting ,,'18/63 be adopted as presented.
Carried Unanimously;
C.R. Purcell
TOWNSHIP OF PICKERIDTG - re Development Road
Res. ,,=399 Moved by:
Seconded by:
RESOLVED THAT: This Executive
request of the Council of The
R.L. Nesbitt
C.R. Purcell
endorse and support, in principle, the
Township of Pickering, contained in their
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Res. No. 306/63, and having regard to the establishment of a develop-
ment road from Highway No.2 to Ontario County Road 1A, in The Town-
ships of Pickering and Uxbridge.
Carried Unanimously;
7TH ANNUAL AUTHORITY DINNER & STAFF ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DINNER
Res. ;'.-`400 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Chairman and the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to make similar arrangements to those made in previous years for the
7th Annual Authority Dinner, and for the Annual Staff Christmas
Dinner.
AND FURTHER THAT: Messrs. Lord, Wade and Sauriol be a committee to
arrange the program for the 7th Annual Authority Dinner.
Carried Unanimously;
BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA - PLANNING
A Staff communication was presented, recommending that immediate con-
sideration be given to the overall planning of the Black Creek Con-
servation Area and its relation .o York University and the surrounding
piea.
tZe �t1�01
Moved by:
Seconded gay:
RESOLVED THAT: A special meeting
held at the Authority Offices on
Wednesday, November 27, 1963, to
Creek Conservation Area;
AND FURTHER THAT: Professor T.F
for information.
H.S. Honsberger
C. Sauriol
and site visit of this Executive be
No.7 Highway, commencing at 9:30am,
consider the planning c1 the Black
. Mcllwraith be invited to attend,
Carried Unanimously;
SCHEME W.C. 36 - MASSEY CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS
A Staff communication was presented, advising that quotations for the
rental of equipment had been received.
Res. #402 Moved by:
H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: Subject to the necessary approval of Scheme W.C. 36,
the quotation of A. DiFlorio Equipment Rentals, for the supply of
earth moving equipment for the Massey Creek Channel Improvements, be
accepted, is being the lowest received.
Carried Unanimously;
MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN TORONTO - Agreement re Maintenance of
Water Control Structures
Res. ;t,03 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The draft agreement be received and appended as Sched-
ule "Bcz of these Minutes; being an agreement between the Municipality
of Metropolitan Toronto and the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Con-
servation Authority for the Maintenance of Water Control Structures;
AND FURTHER THAT: This agreement be forwarded to the Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto for approval;
AND FURTHER THAT: The Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to sign the necessary documents to give effect thereto.
Carried Unanimously;
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REPORT ;=5 - PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
Res. ,L04 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: Report #5 of the Personnel Sub - Committee be received
and appended as Schedule ,,C "" of these Minutes;
AND FURTHER THAT: The recommendations contained therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously;
HIGHLAND CREEK VALLEY - Preliminary Engineering Study
A Staff communication was presented, recommending that the engineer-
ing study previously approved in the Highland Creek Valley be now
proceeded with,
Res. #40. Moved by:
Seconded by:
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
C.R. Purcell
RFSOT,VED THAT: The proposed engineering study in the Highland Creek
Valley betwcsn Morningside Avenue and the Scarborough Golf Club be
proceeded with;
AND FURTHER IN THIS CONNECTION THAT: The following action be taken:
The Staff be directed to prepare a submission to the Department
of Lands & Forests for approval of the study and request a grant
of 50% of the cost thereof;
When the grant is approved, the staff be authorized to retain the
firm of Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen to carry out the work in ac-
cordance with their proposal, at a cost not to exceed $10,000.00.
Carried Unanimously;
SCHEME W.C.19 - BLACK CREEK DAM PROJECT - Property: John G. Hames
RcsYL 40.
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of
Expropriation Plan 5952, on the John G. Hames property, being Part of
Lot 14, Concession IV W.Y.S., Township of North York, County of York,
containing 2.7$7 acres, more or less, of vacant land, at the price
stated in the Agreement, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal
fees.
AND FURTHER THAT: The Authority?s solicitor be instructed to pay over
the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.3.A - BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR - Pro•ert : James Hunter
Res. #407 Moved by:
R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 0.236 acres, more or less, of vacant land, from James
Hunter, being Part of Lot 12, Concession V, Township of Albion,
County of Peel, at the price stated in the Agreement to Purchase
dated October 9, 1963, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees,
and further subject to a certificate of inspection being issued by
the Minister of Lands and Forests.
PPOJECT
Res. 4408
Carried Unanimously;
F.3.A. - BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR - Property: Card
Moved by: W.C. Davidson
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 52.246 acres, more or less, and certain improvements
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contained thereon, from Elgin H. W. Card, being Part of Lot 17, Con-
cession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel, at the price stated in
the Agreement to Purchase dated November 7, 1963, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees, and further subject to a certificate of
inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.9.A. - DON RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LAND - EASEMENT - Township of
East York
Res. -409 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Corporation of the Township of East York be
granted an easement for the purpose of installing storm and sanitary
sewers, to be located on Authority owned lands acquired from the Cor-
poration of the Township of East York and by expropriation from the
following individuals: John W. and Doris E. Welsh; Donald H. and
Margaret S. Jeans and Frederick C. and William J. Howard, being
legally described as Parts of Lot 10, Concession II from the Bay, Part
of the allowance for the road between Concession II and III from the
Bay, Part of Lot 6, Concession III from the Bay and Parts of Block ,SAP,
Registered Plan 2$91, Township of East York, County of York, subject
to the following conditions:
' The easement be granted to the Corporation of the Township
of East York for the nominal consideration of $2.00;
2. The Corporation of the Township of East York will be re-
quired to agree that the Authority's lands will be restored
to their original condition to the satisfaction of the
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Parks Department.
3. The storm sewer must be piped to the bank of the Massey
Creek.
4. The proposed outfall structure must be approved by the
Authority's technical staff and the Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto Parks Department.
;, The Corporation of the Township of East York will be
required to agree that any and all erosion caused by the
storm sewer would be repaired to the satisfaction of the
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Parks Department.
6. The Corporation of the Township of East York to pay all
legal and survey costs;
AND FURTHER THAT: The Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to sign any necessary documents to give effect thereto.
Carried Unanimously;
AGREEMENT RE FLOOD PLAIN LANDS -- MTRCA & MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN
TORONTO
A Staff communication was presented, advising that the Agreement re-
garding the use of flood plain lands, between the Metropolitan Toronto
and Region Conservation Authority and the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto, authorized by Res. #362/63, had been presented to the Metro-
politan Parks and Recreation Committee on October 24th, 1963, and that
the Committee, while agreeing in principle, had suggested certain minor
changes.
Res. 1410
Moved by: V. Vignale
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The amended draft agreement, being an agreement
between the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto and the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, for the development and ad-
ministration of recreation facilities on lands acquired by the Authority,
under its Plar for Flood Control and Water Conservation in accordance
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with an agreement signed with the Province of Ontario, dated June 14,
196..., be received, and appended as Schedule "Day of these Minutes;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The Agreement be approved, and that
the Charman and Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to sign the neces-
sary documents to give effect thereto.
Carried Unanimously;
WOODBRIDGE CONSERVATION AREA - PROPOSED SKATING RINK
A communication from the Woodbridge Recreation Commission was present-
ed, requesting permission of the Authority to establish an outdoor
skating rink on certain lands in the Woodbridge Conservation Area,
owned by the Authority.
Res. #411 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Council of the Village of Woodbridge be advised
that the Authority will permit a skating rink being flooded in that
area lying north of Pine Street, west of the Humber River, behind the
town yard, during the winter season 1963 -64, subject to the condition
that the Village accept all liability for any injury or injuries,
property damage, etc., which may occur to persons or property as a
result of using the rink;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The Authority take no part in the
construction or operation of the rink.
Carried Unanimously;
METHANE GAS - Edenbridge Drive West of Scarlett Road
Mrs. Gardner presented the report of the Sub - Committee appointed to
meet with the Township of Etobicoke in connection with the Methane
Gas problem in the Edenbridge Drive area, west of Scarlett Road.
Res. 12 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The report of the Sub - Committee Meeting with The
Township of Etobicoke, regarding the Methane Gas problem on Eden -
bridge Drive, west of Scarlett Road, be received; and further be it
noted that The Township of Etobicoke has agreed to undertake any
necessary corrective measures at their own expense.
Carried Unanimously;
PIONEER VILLAGE - Mill Contract for Excavation, Footings and
Foundation
Res. #413
Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff, in consultation with the Chairman, be
authorized to award the contract for the excavation, footings and
foundation for the Mill at the Pioneer Village.
Carried Unanimously;
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:00 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary-Treasurer
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SCHEDULE A
Al - Office, Administrative & Technical Staff Wages
Mrs. A. D. Kaiser - Temporary secretarial help
Al2 - Staff Milage & Expenses
E. F. Sutter - travel expenses August & September 1963
D.J. Thornton- travel expenses for September 1963
F. L. Lunn - travel expenses for September 1963
W. A. McLean - travel expenses for September 1963
Paul Flood - travel expenses for Septmber 1963
K. G. Higgs,- out of pocket expense for dinner meeting re tour
K. G. Higgs - travel expenses far June,July August & Sept.1963
J. Horton - travel expenses for Sptember 1963
G. C. Johnson - trav)1 expenses for September 1 '63
March C. Hecht - travel expenses for September 1963
A. Colucci - travel expenses for September 1963
Margaret Whitley - travel expenses for Septmeber 1963
E. Hiltay - travel expenses for Septmber 1963
/D.W. Loker - travel expenses for September 1963
D.W. Loker - travel expenses for September 1963
Dorothy Duncan - travel expenses for Septmber 1963
K.W.Strasser - travel expenses for September 1963
Wm. Robinson - travel expenses for September 1963
M. G. Johnson - travel expenses for Septmber 1963
W. E. Jones - travel expenses for September 1963
M. G. Johnson - travel expenses for September 1963
W. A. McLean - travel expenses for September 1963
Rosalind Murray - travel expenses for Spetember 1963
T. E. Barber - travel expenses for September 1963
Geo. Dyce - travel expenses for September 1963
F. 1,. Billings - travel expenses for September 1963
A13 - Chairman's Expenses
Dr. G. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses for July 1963
Dr. G. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses for Aug & Sept. 1963
A21 - Office Equipment
Instruements (1951) Ltd - 1 "copy motion" machine 1,794.98
Grand & Toy Ltd - 2 oak tables & 4 oak side chairs 183.55
Grand & Toy Ltd - shelving & bracing 129.40
Grand & Toy Ltd - 1 oak table,2 oal shaire, 1 flat to desk
1 t1-pewriter oak desk, laok armchair & stenos 483.43
Grand & Toy Ltd - 6 filing cabinets 683.75
A22- Tool & Equipment
Automatic Pumping Equipment - pipe reamer & pipe wrenches
Compact Ladder ¢o. Ltd. - 1 6ft. alum. step ladder
A31 - Uniforms & Eauipsient
Fashion Hat & Cap Co. - 1 yukon cap
J.A.Haugh Mfg. Co. Ltd. - jackets, shirts & pants
Tip Top Tailers - pants & cap
Tip Top Tailers - cants
Tip TopTailers - pants
Tip Top Tailers - pants, & caps
Tip Top Tailers - 1 pr. pants & caps
Tip Top Tailers - pants
Sainthill * Levine &]Co. Ltd. - tunics trousers & caps
J.A.Haugh Mfg. Co. Ltd. - jacket & shirts
A32 - PostaAe
Receiver General of Canada - postage for meter 500.00
A33- Stationery & Office Supplies
Dicatating Supply Centre - papers 78.18
17.50
36.00
72.80
58.15
63.90
41.80
113.98
18.60
64.70
58.70
51.00
118.60
50.80
18.40
56.30
5.90
8.70
55.00
13.00
55.10
64.40
99.06
12.75
7.40
92.50
9.50
17.20
36.00
133.75
i
51.90
31.50
4.47 '
366.24
36.05
31.93
31.93
36.05
20.09
31.93
179.26
83.52
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h33 - Stationery & Office Supplies Cont'd.
H.G. Barlow & Co. - office supplies
Gestetner - 2 electronic stencil runs
Gestetner - paper & stencil adhexive
Charters Publishing Co. - reply envelopes
Grand & Toy Ltd - desk tray
Grand & Toy Ltd - cabinet
H.G.Barlow - pencil sharpener
A Charters Publishing Co. demand note forms
Gestetner - run electronic stencil re maps
Charters Publishing Co. - day file folders
H.G.Barlow & Co. - office supplies
H.G.Barlow & Co. - office supplies
Gestetner - paper for gestetner
Gesterner p paper for gestetner
Charters Publishing Co. - business cards
Woodbridge Hardware - masking tape
York Printing House Ltd - letterheads & envelopes
S.S.Pugh - reimbursement for out -of- pocket expense re stamps
H.G.Barlow & Co. - office supplies
H.G.Barlow & Co. - office supplies
I1ughes - Owens Co. Ltd. - drafting supplies
Hughes Owens Co. Ltd. - ,drafti g supplies
H.G.Barlow & co Ltd. - office supplies
Charters Publishing Co. - business cards
Norman Wade Co. Ltd. - drafting supplies
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - pen refill
H.G.Barlow Co. Ltd. - office supplies
H,G.Barlow Co. Ltd. - office supplies
Underwood Limited - quarterly inspection re typewriters
Underwood Limited - 1 adding machine ribbon
�1 - Technica]Plans & Maps
Dept. of Mines & Technical Surveys - maps
Hendeson - Nicol Drugs - photo prints
Hunting Survey Corp. 4 blue prints
66.58
6.86
96.35
31.45
13.67
5.28
8.81
19.15
3.43
42.88
40.23
18.33
356.02
94.08
6.00
1.29
208.37
3.94
62.43
65.00
12.14
18.51
33.36
6.00
57.81
24.26
15.24
86.44
1.80
17.50
82.40
8.75
435 - Vehicle Repair & Operating Cost
S. Bontje - reimbursement for cash outlay re tire repair #19 truck 7.84
Sanders §ervice Station - tune up re veh. no. 3 14.59
Murphy's Esso Station - oil, lube,rad repair, clamps re veh if 12 25.91
Murphy's Esso Service - tail lights, anti freeze re veh # 12 39.75
Firestone Stores - 1 tire - 6 ply re veh. #P 6 24.37
Fagins Garage - oil, lube, filter & manifold gasket re veh #P 14 19.12
Fagins Garage - repair tire re veh. it 14 1.50
Unionville Motors Ltd - brake job, tune up re veh. IP 7 379.34
J. Burrows Garage - replace kingpin and repair steering,box vehl8 63.97
J. Burrows Garage - service call & replace bolt re truck 18 8.29
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchase for Sept. 1963 200.10
Dominion Tire Store - 2 tires re veh. # 4 45.33
Imperial Oil Bo. - portion credit card purchase for Sept. 1963 76.92
Pigott Motors Ltd - lube, oil change, & filter re veh. # 14 9.00
Hawman Motors - emegency brake handle and anti freeze re veh. # 2 10.42
Hawman Motors - repairs to veh. # 2 38.44
Hawman Motors - install weather stripping re veh it 14 1.50
Hawman Motors - repair re veh. # 6 11.76
Hawman Motors - oil, lube, filter & repair parking brake re Veh it 5 9.86
Hawman Motors - starter re veh. # 5 24.77
Hawman Motors - clutch repair re veh. # 5 51.13
Cruikahank Motors - tune -up, oil, lube re veh. # 24 24.39
Hawman Motors - anti freeze re trucks 34.30
Murphy's Esso Station - repair to veh. no. 7 9.37
Murphy's Essos Station - repair, lube, filter & oil change re veh. it 23.69
Humber Automotive - battery, bolts re veh. n 7 15.38
Ross Lipsett - tires re veh. # 18 71.34
Kerr's Garage Ltd - repairs re veh, # 18 16.47
Hudson Welding - selding re veh. fi 7 7.00
B -350
- 3 -
A36 - Machinery Repair & Oneratinz Costs
Hudson Welding - welding re oil tank
Hudson Welding - welding re frame on work bull
Hudson Welding - heating pins on cab bucket
Hudson Welding - repairing re stell scaffolding
Chas. Ireland - mower parts
tLutomatic submersible motors - repair saw motor
Humber 1.,:tomotive Ltd - points, condenser, & plugs
Woodbridge Farmers - heavy duty oil
Cdn. Tire Store - Bolton - battery & level
Parrs Farm Service - welding re root trimmer
J. Oliver - wleding, fertilizer spreader & disc
Berndt's Chain Saw - guard
Berndt's Chain Saw - repair to chain saw
Sholdice Service - nuts
Sholdice Service - paint, nuts & bolts
Sholdice Service - bolts & oil
Rumble Equipment - repair cultivator
Rumble Equipment - pins for disc.
Rumble Equipment - pins for disc.
Jim Reid B.A. Station - tire repair & gas.
Rumble Equipment - bolts, nuts & washers
Rumble Equipment - plow shares, cutter keys, nuts & bolts
Fumble Equipment - linch pins, plow shares
Rumble Equipment - land side & brace
Carl Walker Sales & Service - repair chain saw
Cooper & Horton Ltd - repair skill drill
Electro -Voice Ltd - repairs to 2 megaphones
Berndt's Chain Saw - repairs tosaw
Berndt's Chain Saw - repairs to saw
Hawman Motors Ltd - anti freeze for tractors
City Tire Sales - tractor tires & tubes
Murphy's Esso Station - welding re post hole digger
Hudson Welding - welding re airifiei
Hudson Welding - plow shears shrpened & straighten bar
Berndt's Chain Saw - lubricating oil re chain saw
Berndt's Chain Saw - sprocket chain & oil
Rowans Lawn & Garden Equipment - repair to fire pump
Wm. H. Dick - motor oil
A41 - Telephone
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
- 4$9 -5686
- 25'' -$745
- 857 -1646
- $57 -1776
- $43 -1200
- 594 -0227
- $43 -2494
584 -2922
- 584 -2467
- 633:9901
- ZA5 -$253
- 942 -2070
- 649 -2009
- 2$$.0671
. 2$5.5425
- 4$9 -56$6
257 -$745
Sept. 1963
Sej.t . 1963
Sept. 1963
Sept. 1963
Sept. 1963
Sept. 1963
Sept. 1963
Sept. 1963
Sept. 1963
Sept. 1963
Sept. 1963
Sept. 1963
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Sept. 1963
Sept. 1963
A 42- Light, Heat & Water
Ontario Hydro - Woodbridge - hydro re main office for Aug.
Woodbridge Farmers - pumping out fuel tank at 17 Mill St.
A 43 - Rant
$.00
3.00
8.00
2.00
3.15
9.50
7.$5
15.45
23.65
14.$6
4.00
.$2
133.72
.93
43.00
29.56
9.00
3.50
4.71
7.14
2.72
23.90
7.4$
12.7$
6.50
14.07
4.50
11.46
3$.50
66.35
60.56
2.00
2.00
$.00
9.27
31.96
27.12
57.94
18.95
6.19
12.83
8.66
10.05
30.44
25.00
37.$9
5.25
62.78
131.64
23. 95
25.62
42.87
737.02
20.20
5.49
93.55
12.00
Mao7,ecrest Realty Ltd - rent re office space month ending Nov.30 /631,$00.00
- 4 - B -351
A 44 - Office Cleaning & Maintenance.
G. Cochrane - cleaning service for Sept. 300.00
Para Paints Ltd - paint 4.92
aikenhead Hardware - casters 3.91
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - funrace for 17 Mill St. 24.80
White Hardware - furniture polish 13.60
Northern Industrial Laundries - ;ab coa s for office 17.60
Dodds Dept Store Ltd - drapes & tracks supplied & installed 646.53
Crane Hardware & Electric - varnish & brushes 12.70
Zenith Electric Supply Ltd - electrical supply 11.72
G.H.Wood & Co. Ltd. - hand soap & paper bags 20.85
Zenith Electric Supply Ltd - electrical fittings 6.57
Woodbrid -e Hardware - garbage pail, mops, oil & Sweepings compound 11.29
Woodbridge Hardware - bolts & weather stripping 3.34
loodbridg(-.. Hardware - cutters, glass, putty & hinges 5.50
Woodbridge Hardware - hooks 4.74
Woodbridge Hardware - s ellac Turpentine, & paint dryer 10.04
Woodbridge Hardware - handy hooks 22.71
Woodbridge Hardware - paint & screws 4/08 17
' Woodbridge Hardware - flourescent bihlb, & cleaners 2/0$
Woodbridge Hardware - Keys cut .83
Woodbridge Hardware - extension cord .61
asterbrook Lim_ted - heating installationa at 17 Mill 9t. 615.00
hard Bldg. Supplies - firply 20.60
ward Bldg. Supplies - lumber & plywood 1$$.53
lard Bldg. Supplies - plywood 118.00
:lard Bldg. Supplies - arborite, cement & plywood 70.29
=rand & Toy Ltd - cost of time & labor to erect 4 bays of shelving 10.50
Jarb,s Sign & Service - directional board name plates & decal to door169.27
'61 - Taxes - Non - Revenue Producing Property
Cownship of York - 1963 taxes re i•iken property No. 1880 240.22
iownship of Uork - 1963 taxes re Collins Property no, 1899 92.94
'--'ownship of York - 1963 taxes re :►nsen Property No. 1897 96.11
Tillage of Markham - 1963 tax arrears re Roll 10480 formerly Pettit 18.91
:53 - General .expenses
kin. Tire Store Bolton - battery charger 19.52
tmerican Society of Civil Engineers - members ;,ip dues re Dr.Lord 28.50
)r. C.D. McLean - professional services for E. Palser 6.00
'opular Photography - subscription renewal 5.50
►merican Society of Civil Engineers - proceeding papers No. 1752 .50
►merican Society of Civil Engineers - proceeding papers No. 2250 .50
,merican Society of Civil Engineers - manual 2 .00
doodbridge Hardware - keys cut 1.11
S4_ - Insurance
'eed, Shaw & McNaught - composite policy re office equipment etc. 9.72
'eed, Shaw & McNaught - increasing fire & extending coverage re
flood Control Property 60.06
=eed, Shaw & McNaught accident policy renewal 469.00
Reed,Shaw & McNaught - increasing fire & extended coverage re
Flood Control Property 53.14
=eed, Shaw & 1JicNaught - fire & extended coverage re Boyd S/E Workshop155.60
63 - Wildlife Habitat Improvement Project
R. Thompson - travel expenses Sept. 1963 49.37
24 - _Farm Pond Research
ritish Drug House - sodium hydroxide pellets 1.58
ritish Drug House - formaldehyde 40.09
ipissing Watercraft Sales - 1 pr. oars 8.25
oodbridge Hardware A plastic pail & clothes line 1.33
enderson -Nicol Drugs - distilled water 1.29
enderson Nicol Drugs - distilled water 1.25
HendLrson -Nicol Drugs - distilled water 1.35
B -352 - 5 -
A75 - Farm Pond Subsidies
SomervilleCar & Truck Rental - rental of truck Aug 18- Sept.25
Robert Hardock - farm pond subsidy
D. W. Loker - farm po.id subsidy
Imperial Oil Limited - portion credit card purchases for Sept /1963
Mr. H.A. smith - farm pond subsidy
Erich Nair - farm pond subsidy
G. W. Price - farm pond subsidy
J. W. Blackburn - farm pond subsidy
A 76 - Farm Tree Replacement Program.
P. Pous - travel expenses Sept. 1963
A'82 - Fish Rearing.
Don Watt - fish food
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J. M. Schneider - fish food
Don Watt - fish food
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J: M. Schneider - fish food
British Drug Houses - sulphanerzine
872.49
50.00
5).00
80.93
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
12.10
51.50
3.50
39.78
31.10
3.50
38.88
9.75
A 1 - Areas E•ui•ment •icnic tables fire laces toilets e e
Fair bank Hardware - carriage bolts 6.39
k103 - Operation Flood Warning System
0n,ario Hydro Oshawa € hydro re Greenwood gauge 4.50
Village of Pickering - re Pickering gauge for Aug. & Sept. 3.42
Twp. of East York Hydro - re Pottery Rd. gauge for Aug 1963 3.78
Scarboro Public Utilities - hydro re Old Kingston Rd. For Aug & Sept. 4.00
Twp. of Toronto Hydro Elec. Commission - Hydro re Summerville gauge 4.00
Weston Public Utilities - hydro re Lawrence Ave. gauge Aug. & Sept. 5.83
Dominion Helecopters Ltd - services fe Humber River West Branch Patro160.00
A 111 - advertising
The Globe & Mail - ad re stenographer 30.60
A114 - Tours & Special Days
Charters Publishing Co. - card envelopes 8.00
Charters Publishing Co. - reply cards 28.47
Charters Publishing Co. - invitations 42.08
Charters Publishing Co. - card envelopes 8.00
W. R. Wand - travel expemses re St. Lawrence Parks Tour 16.10
Ron Dawe - travel expenses re .St. Lawrence Parks Tour 11.95
J. P. Patterson - travel expenses re St. Lawrence Parks Tours 12.45
Ellis Hambleton - travel expenses re St. Lawrence Parks Tour 12.15
C.N.I.B. - evening meals re tour of education officials 26.78
S. F. Scott - travel expenses re St. Lawrence Parks Tour 14.50
Paquins Park Motel - accomodation re tour St. Lawrence Parks 212.00
D.W.Loker - travel expenses re St. Lawrence Parks Tour 11.55
SS. Pugh - travel expenses re Sty Lawrence Parks Tour 10.60
Al. Gervais Chair & Table Rental rental of chairs for School opening59.74
Charters Publishing Co. - official opening programs re conservation
school 189.22
C. Bontje - travel expenses re St. Lawrence Parks Tour 14.00
Geo. Dyce.- travel expenses re St. Lawrence Parks Tour 12.00
N. Taylor - travel expenses re St. Lawrence Parks Tour 14.00
C.N.I.B. - f'efreshements supplied re official,opening of Conservation
School 301.28
Helen,Simpson Flowers - table centre re opeing of school 10.30
A112 - Public c- Relations Consultant & Expense
John Grimshaw - Tr'vel Expenses for June - Sept. - Octo 2nd.1963 43.0^
6
B -353
A115 - School Program
James Simon - conducting Nature Hikes at /Glen Haff Oct 14/6 3 10.50
6116 - Photography, Photographic Supplies & Engraving
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - photos 2.44
Toronto Camera - reels & films 164.13
Toronto Camera - filn 48.99
Mrs. M. Whitley - film 3.00
Henderson - Nicol Drugs - films & p #otos 56.14
Toronto Camera - protector lamps 49.17
The Globe & Mail Ltd - photographs re Conservation School Opening 7.73
Moir Engraving - 13 engravings 65 screen news ads 6$.01
A117 - Exhibits
K. Strasser - screws
County of Peel Agricultural Society - display space Brampton Fair
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - oil can, scotch tape & bolts
Homer L. Whitmore - travel expenses re ploughing match at Caledon
Murray Kaake - transportation of team of horses & oxen to & from
ploughing m: -tch at Caledon
Wm. Robinson - travel expenses re Woodbridge Fair
Barb's Sign Service - signs re exhibit at Ploughing Match
x±11$ - Motion Picture Program
1.65
40.00
5.98
45.60
80.00
1.60
134.34
Cdn. Kodak Sales Ltd - film 152.65
Cinesound Ltd - film processed 3.43
Cinesound Ltd.- film processed 13.72
Cinesound Ltd - film processed 13.72
Cdn. Kodak Sales Ltd - film processed 61.74
4119 - Press Clipujng, Service
Cdn. press Clipping Service -- services for September 23.60
ri121 Albi •,n Hills Conse vation Centre
K. Strasser - cloth tape
J.D.Malcomson - travel expenses Sept. 1963
3e11• Telephone Co. - 594 -02$0 Sept. 1963
dallance Brown & Co. - brooms, dustpans & cleaners
James D. Malcomson - out of pocket expenses re supplies for school
)ntario Hydro - Woodbridge - hydro re school
harters Publishing Co. - lunch tickets
1'he Orangeville Banner - ad re tenders for oil
Massie Chemicals - cleaning supplies
Voodbridge Hardware - glass, emery, charcoal & glass wool
r.gan Brothers - raid
:ikenhead Hardware - plastic pails
'he Globe & Mail - ad re tenders for fuel oil
=.H.Wood & Co. Ltd. - cleaning supplies
=.H.Wood & Co. Ltd. - vacuum cleaner & atachements
=.H.Wood & Co, Ltd. - carpet tool, crevice tool & ven. blind tool
I.H.Wood & Co. Ltd. - floor maintainer with attachments
he Woodbridge News - ad re tenders for oil
=.H.Wood & Co. Ltd. - bowl brite & deod. block
:lassie Chemicals - single fold dispenser
dm.H. Dick - # 2 gas
G.H.Wood & Co. Ltd. - swivel coupling ring & switch
2C - Heart Lake Construction & Development
4.08
112.30
90.07
77.00
$.45
62.24
16.01
3.92
64.47
4.77
5.25
14.5$
1$.90
96.46
291.75
21.73
407.46
7.00
31.75
4 .08
9.18
6.85
)avid M. Pugh - travel expenses for October 1963 3.80
.rmstrong Brothers - repair to roadway 337.15
3.s►.Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963 51.14
)ntari, Hydro Brampton - portion hydro re workshop & office 1$.40
automatic Pumping Equipment - 6 set flexible supplies 12.52
mperial Oil Ltd - portirn credit card purchases for Sept. 1963 5.87
B -354 - 7 -
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development Cont'dh,
Zenith Electric Supply Ltd - bulldog saw
C6C - Albion Hills General Construction & Development.
Armstrong Brothers - grading & paving
Art flickering - baokhoe work
Cdn. Tire Store Bolton - hydrometer
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - 12 bu. rye
B.H. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963
Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963
Compact Ladder Co. Ltd - 1 $t aluminium step ladder
Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario - changing breaker fro
35 to 50 amps.
Wm. H. Dick - portion 2 gas
Wm. H. Dick - portio_i 2 gas
m
C7C - Cold Creek Construction & Development
Supreme Welding Service - oxygen & acetylene
H. M. Davis & Sons - road continuation
Henry Burke - travel expenses for Sept. 1963
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963
Ontari._ Hydro- Woodbridge - portion hydro re workshop & office
Egan Brothers - nails
M.Smilsky Ltd. - field sod
C88 - Boyd Construction & Jevelopment
3. Bontje - travel expenses for July, Aug & Sept. 1963
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - portion # 2 gas
Wm.. Robinson travel expenses for Sept. 1963
B.A.Oil Co. - portion credit caL d purchases for Sept. 1963
G. & M. Forest Products - trusses & cable ends to workshop
L. Maltby - reimbursement for out of pocket expenses re millends &
foilpaper
Reinforcing Steel Products Co. - steel bars
Automatic Pumping Equipment - copper pipes, halves & elbows
Automatic Pumping Equipment - plastic pipe
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963
Builders Tool Supplies Ltd. - rental of power tamper Oct. 16930
Tanhall Reproductions - blueprints
Paul B. Flood - application fee for building permit re workshop
Township of Vaughan - building permit for York County Health Unit
• & Oil Burner Installation
J. C. Gilbert - trenching
Woodbridge Hardware - stove pipe wire
Super Structure Door Co. - .;doors & trims
General Concrete Ltd- concrete blocks
General Concrete Ltd - concrete blocks
General Concrete Ltd - concrete blocks
Premier Bldg. Supplies - brick sand
Dorval Copithorn - 3/4" stone
Woodbridge Farmers deisel fuel
General Concrete Ltd - concrete blocks
General Concrete Ltd - concrete blocks
General Cork rete Ltd - cement & seal bond
General Concrete Ltd concrete blocks
Gene; al Concrete Ltd - concrete blocks
General Concrete Ltd - concrete blocks
York Steel Const. Ltd - structural steel
Builders Supplies Ltd - galv. back anchors
Zenith Electrical Supply - anchor rods, guaxde,wire & clips
Robertsteel (Canada) Ltd - culbert & couplers
Fairbank Hardware - masons level
Fairbank Hardware - rule
Hudson Welding - metal
Humber Automotive - belts1
Connor tranpsort Ltd - gravel
Zenith Electrical Supplies - Wire
Zenith Electrical Supplies - Electrical Fittings
143.17
4,178.00
246.50
.92
27.00
30.59
39.66
40.23
13.$5
131.01
50.92
8.90
3,900.00
59.70
24.$6
9.87
2.97
240.60
13.$0
132.12
8.50
64.65
498.67
8.00
31.05
33.37
16.65
5.51
143.78
11.53
5.00
7.00
126.00
501013
71.40
71.40
71.40
1$.09
22.50
55.08
75.41
76.4$
77.25
77. 03
98.67
101.97
267.54
61.$0
79.84
130.$0
13. $3
2.06
7.00
1.87
5$.80
71.455
67.56
-8
0 G_- Boyd_ General
Humber Automotive Ltd. - bolts, nuts & washers
Humber Automotive Ltd. - condenser
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963
Imperial Oil Ltd - protion credit card purhhaes forSept.1963
doodbridge Hardware Ltd - gloves & motts
313C - Glen Haffy Construction & Deve7 oument.
:cane Supply Ltd - bubbler & keys
'agins Gara. :e - portior, of gas bill for Sept. 1963
3.4L. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963
Masons ;.ieptic Tanks - excavators & filling
)ntario Hydro Orangeville - portion hydro re workshop & office
enith Electric Supply Ltd - electric cord & fittings
Vm. H. Bick Ltd - portion y2 Gas
31/4 - Greenwood bonstruction & Development
►jax Lumber Co. - plywood & caulking
=raham Hardware - glass, putty & links
.ii. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for Sept.1963
la. A. Oil Co. - portion No. 2gas
;15C_- Glen hIa_ior Construction & Development
B -355
1.50
1.$6
10.33
13.10
4.39
22.71
24.1$
25.$9
8.00
24.$5
46.42
121.11
5.89
2.44
57.82
5.81
109.50
)avid M. Pugh - travelling expenses for Oct. 1963 20.10
C14C - Claremoht Construction & Development
Intari Hydro Oshawa - portion of Hydro re workshop for July & Aug. 6.00
E.M,Oberling Const - release of holdback re access road & bridge 9,054.12
jax Lumber Co. Ltd - cement 13.91
jax Lumber Co. Ltd - cement 13.91
T.H.Forsvthe - supplying mulch 705.35
arclay Trasnsport - gravel 42.b3
.M.Davis & Sons - gradin; road,ditching parking lot 325.00
Smilsky Ltd - sod 234.40
.Trolley - travel expenses for Sept. 1963 7.60
..i. Oil Co. - portion credit card "purchases for Sept. 1963 42.12
obert Beelby - travel expenses Sept. 26 - 30 & Oct. 1 1963 14.00
and Bldg. Supplies Ltd - lumber 42.31
arclay Transport - concrete 3.75
?JaC_ - Black Creek Construction & Development
ap. of N.,rth York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office 5$.92
lodbridge Farmers Co. - portion m2 gas 137.07
3.b. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963 25.51
aperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963 51.96
'ysler, Davis & Jorgenson - consultations, examinations & assy of
data re Millrace & dam 334.64
)odbridge Farmers - portion of furncae oil 29.88
;7A - bird Extension 3j 14, Land Purchases
ldman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Farr property 189.50
ldman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Walsh property 684.40
42C - C/A 28 - Bruces Mill Construction & Development
_cob Honigh - travel expenses for Sept. 1963 71.90
-fiver Brothers 4 Seed Wheat 21.35
mble Equipment - discing 22.50
ysler, Davis & Jorgneson - surveys, designs & plans re bridge &
channel 984.39
nith Electric Supply Ltd - 12 60W lamps 2.10
B -356
-9-
047C - Palgrave Forest & Wildlife Area Construction et Development
Art Puckering - construction of 2 ponds
Milton Quarries Ltd - rip rap stone
C491► - k 34 - Glen Major Extension Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw a Fee $145.00 Disb.$158.99 re Hardy Property
C51C - Woodbridge C/A - Construction & Development
F.a. Deurbrouck - travel expenses for Sept. 1963
Woodbridge Farmers Co. 0 cmenet
York Steel Const - steel rod
Crane HardwarJ & Electric - bolts
M.L.Baxter Ltd - compressor, breaker, points & air hose
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - cement
Connor Transport Ltd - sand fill
Grqham Products Ltd - excelite panels
Woodbridge Hardware - cement edger
Apex Bolt Co. - achor bolts
Card Bldg. Supplies Ltd - lumber
Premier Bldg. Materials - concrete Sand & Stone
W8A - WC 4 - Lower Humber - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 41,250.00 Di:b. $3,750.00 re Ontario
Municipal Board Heariilg re Valley Imp Company.
W18 - WC5 Highland Creek - Land
"Roebuck & Walkinshaw - Fee 450.00 Disb. p22.51 re Purchase of
Helliwell Prpperty
W23A - WC 19- Black Creek Dam - Land
W4 5C
2,315.80
43,79
303.99
5.10
6.70
8.06
2.32
11.58
4.02
8.08
49.66
1.01
5.72
97.34
3.39
•
5,000.00
75.21
Rodbuck & Walkinshaw - Fee 4100.00 Disb.41,728.45 re Simon Sears 2,728.45
Harold Wheeler & Associates - prints of survey & playground site 12.00
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North in Trust - Settlement of Compensation re
Kunin Property 28,434.40
C - WC35 - Extension to Flood WarningSystem
Para Paints Ltd - paint 17.46
Super Structure Door - door & trim $2.75
Apex Bolt Products - ladder rings 32.01
York Steel Construction - deformed rod 21.52
Rosco Metal Products - steel culvert 104.11
W48B - Engineering Study - Massey Creek 0 Eng.
R. V. Anderson & Assoc. - preliminary site investi;ations
W4.9B - Communications Study System
James F. MacLaren Ltd - 3rd. acct. re Eng Service to Sept. 30/63
FlA - Clairville Reservoir Property
Settlement of Compensation re expropriation
Chambers & Meredith Ltd - preparation for c
Settlementof Compensp tion after a notice of
Hewson Property by consent of Concil award
Board in the matter
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, ple ns & de sc . re
3,895.04
4,041.38
of Lewis Property 19, 500.00
ourt attendance re Hewson
Property 153.00
dissatisfaction re
of the Ontario Municipal
80,500.00
Twp. of Etob. prop. 967.65
, •
- 10 - B -357
lA - Clairville Reservoir Property - Cont'd.
he Ontario Municipal Board - reimbrusement re Court Reporters fees
re Hewson Expropriation 30.00
oebuck Walkinshaw - professional fees re Hewson property 500.00
1B1 - Clariville Reservoir - Enz. Contracts.
ames F. MacLaren - 21st. acct. re Eng Services to Sept. 30/63
ames F. MacLaren - 20th. acct. re Eng.Services to Aug. 31/63
1C1 - Clairville Reservoir - Const. Contracts.
.J. Beamish Const. - Cert. 76 re const. Indian Rd.diversion
arter Const. Co . Lt,d . - Cert. j 3 re const. Clairville Jam
1C2 - Clairville Reservoir - Const. Other
'aily Commercial News - ad re tenders
he Globe & iiatl - ad re tenders const. of bridge at Steeles .ve.
9,$90.96
6,056.51
10,276.96
17$,565.59
3( - Bolton Reservoir Property
oebuck, Walkinshaw - Fee4p100.00 disb.§59.00 re exp Sharpe Pro).
red Schaeffer - survey,plan & desc. re Bertram Realty Co. property
red Schaeffer - survey,plan & desc. re Bertram Realty Co. property
'red Schaeffer - sruvey,plan & des.c re Sweny property
red Schaeffer - survey,plan & desc. re Henderson property
red Schaeffer - survey,plan & desc. re De Repentigny property
red Schaeffer - survey,plan & desc. re Sutton property
red Schaeffer - survey,plan & des.c re Wood property
red Schaeffer - survey,plan & desc. re Hobb property
red Schaeffer - sruvey,plan & desc. rE Stewart property
red Schaeffer - survey,plan & desc. re Elliot property
red Schaeffer - sruvey,plan & desc. re Hilliard property
red Schaeffer - survey,plai & desc. re Lavalle property
red Schaeffer - survey,plan & desc. re Cannon property
red Schaeffer - survey,plan & desc. re Smith property
red Schaeffer - survey,plan & desc. re O'Conner property
red Schaeffer - survey,plan & desd. re Humber Glen campsite
61.20
140.00
159.00
211.30
211.50
322.50
26$.90
268.90
273.50
330.90
277.50
136.10
162.40
506.60
233.20
616.70
145.90
150.00
400.40
Ek - Lower East Branch Reservoir - Property
`ildman & Rhodes - survey,plans & desc. re Twp.of Vaughan Property 7$$.95
ildman & Rhodes - sruvey,plans & desc. re Durham property 343.95
'ildman & Rhodes - survey,plans & desc. re Jacobs property 1,165.55
`ildman & Rhodes - survey,plans & desc. re Lamers property 440.25
`ildman & Rhodes - survey,plans & desc. re Barker property 1,576.20
oebuck,vialkinshaw & North in Trust - settlement of compensation
re expropriation of Renwick property 2,663.3$
oebuck, Walkinsahw & North in Trust - part payment of compensation
re expropriation of h-tchison property 12,750.00
'ildman & Rhodes - legal desc. re 9 lands to be acquired & retained 60.50
oebuck, Walkinshaw - fee4,50.00 Disb.4,42.03 re purch Mariyama Prop 92.03
7A - Finch Reservoir Property
oebuck & Walkinshaw - fee #250.00 Disb.$p155.65 re exp Haryetta Prop.405.65
trung Beal Estate Ltd. - court prop. & attend. re M....,ove ,,rbitr. 472.50
trung Real Estate Ltd. - appraisal re Lovett property 969.90
oebuck & 'dalkinshaw - purchasing evidence taken at hearing re
Overbrook Holdings 110.00
11A - Woodbridge Channelization - Property
•
ildman & Rhodes -
ildman & Rhodes -
ildman & Rhodes -
ildman & Rhodes -
ildman & Rhodes -
ildman & Rhodes -
survey,plan & desc. re Jones property 45.40
survey,plan & desc. re Baker property 192.25
survey,plan be desc. re Moore property 157.70
survey,plan & desc. re Village of TJoodbridge prop 156.75
survey,plan & desc. re Ianes property 19$.95
sruvey,olan & desc. re M.T.R.C.t.. property 143.40
B -358
FllA - WopdbridRe Channelizatinn - Property - Cont'd.
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
survey,
survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
- survey,
plans & desc. MTRCA property
plans & desc. re Wallace Estate,
& Beeton Property
plans & desc. re MTRCA property
plans & desc. re Little property
plans & desc. re Longmore Estate
plans & desc. re Burr property
plans & desc. re Mallaby property
plans & desc. re MTRCA property
610.85
Little
651.55
145.25
195.55
property 70.85
276.15
167.05
96.55
B1A - Black Creek Phase # 1 - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Twp, of York, Graham,
Olson & i"ITRCA property 4,429.55
Bedford Co st. Co. Ltd - removal of existing pavement & installing
new driveway at apart. bldg. 1537 Wilson Ave. (Surrey lips.) asper
agreement to purchase 3,795.00
Messrs. Dewar & Graham - court costs re Guschewski at Ontario
Municipal board hearing 750.00
H.G.Ambrose Cunsultant - negotiations re expro riatio.t Land to
July 31, 1963 422.60
Twp. of North York - 1963 taxes re Surrey Apts. Ltd.property 58.17
4.G.Arnbrose Consultant - to estimate loss of market valae re
.._l:npriation of Palin &Jilliams, Brian, Hunter & Theiler property 100.00
R.b1.& N . in Trust - settlement of compensation re exp.Brian Prop 1,582.30
R.W. & N. in Trust - settlement of compensation re exp Hunter 2,052.70
R.W. & N. in Trust - settlement of compensation re expropriation
of Palin & Williams property 2, 010.00
I.W. & N. in Trust - settlement of compensation re esp.Thieler 1,739.00
R1C2 - Black Creek Phase rf1 - Const "Other ".
Para Paint Ltd - refined creostoe, cans & brushes
Fominion Steel & Coal Corp. -farm fence, posts & clips
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp. -galv. wire
Harry W. Potter - travel expenses re Oct 1963 re fencing
Wildman & Rhodes - rental of power saw
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp.- galv. wire
,%oAninion Steel & Coal Corp.-staples
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp. -farm, fence & post c:. clips
Mun. of Metro Toronto - seeding & grading of areas
(Wages,seed & fertilizer)
B2C2 - Black Creek Phase #2, Const. Other
:apex Bolt Products - rods & turnbuckles 18.61
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp. -fence & posts 250.10
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp. -galv staples 14.26
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp. -galv. wire 6.30
C.Colden Lumber - posts & poles 433.10
B2G - Black Creek Phase #2, General
C. Colden Lumber - Ont.Sales Tax re post & poles
'.3OB1 - Engineering Black Creek Channel
James F. MacLaren - 22nd. acct. re engineering servies to Sept.30
PL. - Snelgrove Reservoir Property
R.W.& N. in Trust - settlement of compensation re exp.Bertram
P6A - Etobicoke Flood Plain Land Property
Hunting Survey Corp. - blue prints
Chamb(;rs & Meredit# - search, maps etc. re Sterne property
62.48
197.57
6.30
16.00
150.00
6.49
6.46
152.28
1,766.68
12.99
2,480.18
97,050.00
2.86
831.13
- 12 -
B -359
9$A - Humber Flood P1ain_Land - Property
& W - supplementary accout re Baril Property 6$.50
:,.M.Bunston Realty - meeting re 125 & 127 Edenbridge Dr. 50.00
t.W.& N. in Trust - settlement of compensation re expropriation of
Darrach, Rothe &Plains property 2,400.00
1,W.& N. in Trust - settlementof compensation1 re expropriation of
Terminal Placement Service Ltd property 47,100.00
L
•'Ac. N. in Trust - settlement of compensation re sxpropriatim
of tvaartin property 39,600.00
?.WA N. in Trust - settlement of compensation re expropriation
of Perr property 2,600.00
]2,& W. - Fee 495.00 Disb. 7$.$0 re Eder property 173.$0
z, & W. - Fee 495.00 Disv. 71.93 re Sainthill property 166.93
& W. - Pee 460.00 Disb. 451.9$ re knsil property 111.9$
:_'L'iman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Green & Wainstock 1,22$.75
'.11dman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Northwood Country
Club Property 2,90$.40
ald.-nan & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Twp. of North York 1,414.95
:ildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Heinrich property 7$2.70
1.& W. - Fee 450.00 Disb. $52.52 re purch.Humbermede Dev.property 102.52
'21► - Don Flood Plain Land - Property
standard House 'l'recking - demolition & removal of H ,l.ien ave Inc.14, 500.00
.J.Shankland - appraisal re Elliott Property 77$.79
N : Highland Creek Flood Plain Land - Property
? do J - Fee $200.00 Disb. $122.90 re exp. from Bridview Htd.Ltd 322.90
Wildman & Rhodes - investigation report & disc.re Rouge Hills Ltd 99.75
strung R;:al Estate - apprai sak re Hough property 1,636.22
Torman Cloke Appraisals - valuation fee fir appraisals for
'erlacenE nts costs of building at Maple Creek Farm 330.00
Strung heal Estate - appraisal re 1lilligan & Clarke Property 3,0$0.22
%,1 : b Rome Flood Plain Land - Prp perty.
,hai�:ber's & Meredith - Valuatio :re ..ndr€,ws & Fitzpatrick 269.90
chambers & Meredith - Valuation re Henson property 344.75
i.ildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Morton property 122.05
24_;w1)uffin Flood Plain Land Property
4. Clements - demolition & removal of buildings re Crichton &
Rodds Property 550.00
2C - Pioneer Village Construction & Development
►lbert Colucci - old microscope & 4 books 25.00
Strohmeyer & ,.rpe Co. - bayberry wax 61.54
T.MacD. Thompson Ltd - cuty & brokerage fees re Strohmeyer & :.rpe 15.40
i. Napeir Simpson - architect services for July 1963 1,0$9.77
tobt.Simpson Co. Ltd - buttons do tucking 17.60
Ira. Florence Belson - travel expenses ..ug.Sept.& Oct.1963 17.60
irs. Florence Belson - sealing wax 3.61
5 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre
.cri & mcGarvi Ltd g Cert ;r 6 re Const Contract 3,42$.05
T.L.Upton Ltd - to supplying material dry wall & installation ,4131.00
iolton Electric - new wires to food warmer & repair damage
above kitchen 35.54
lolton Electric , install buzzer on -North Door $1.16
ikenhead Hardware - friction stays & bitts 17.96
ikenhead Hardware - casement fastners - extra to contract 15.0$
;no4ind Enterprises - progress,draws ir4 re window contract 2,000;00
`enk Wiersema - progress draw # #2 re painting contract 3,750.00
Mains Hardware - track & fittings $.75
Oliver - chain link fence $1.32
Likenhead Hardware - threshold & shields 26.94
ikenhead Hardware - threshold 24.72
-; kenhead Hardware - hinges, signs & bolts 6.14
B -360 - 13 -
G5 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre Conttd
Aikenhead Hardware - butts, pilaster, strips & clips
Aikenhead Hardware - letters & signs
Aikenhead Hardware - plastic signs
Aikenhead Hardware - butts
Zenith Electric Supply - fuses
M.Smilsky Ltd - field sod
Aieknhead Hardware - progress draw #2 hardware contract
Aikenhead Hardware - progress draw #2 re hardware contract
Wm. Strong Architect - professional services
Automatic Pumping Equipment - pipe fittings
Automatic Pumping Equipment - pipe fittings
Bolton Electric - Cert if 6, re const. contract
Aikenhead Hardware - hardware
Zikenhead Hardware - lockset
Aikenhead Hardware - butts, straps, & catches
Bolton Electric - wiring to pump houses & return, battery charges
automatic switch etc. 1,094.63
Bolton Electric - wiring to panel E 302.59
Bolton Electric - supplying & installing fluorescent fixtures
over serving counter 40.26
Egan Brothers - screws & bolts 6.87
Egan Brothers - hinges, screws & glue 12.88
Card Bldg. Supplies Ltd - cork board 9.89
Oliver -Reist Ltd - to adjusting & repairing control & relays 17.95
J. Oliver - welding & materials 67.90
L. Bruce Stewart - travel expenses for Const. for Sept. 1963 120.00
McCauley Bldg. Supplies - lumber & cement 7.62
McCauley Bldg. Supplies - cement 2.47
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber 25.54
11.22
6.18
8.37
8.68
31.99
355.97
618.00
1,167.49
900.00
6.78
12. 76
1,266.50
4.33
15.91
25.31
209 - N/E General
James D. Malcomson - portion of rent 40.00
Mpple Centre Restaurent - meals, coffee re sub - committee meeting 82.18
Automatic Oumping Equipment - toilet tank operating assy re Mill St 6.63
C.N.I.B. - refreshements re executive meeting Oct. 9/63
- C.N.I.B. - refreshments Sept 23,24,25, 1963
Hawman Motors - anti - freeze re maintenance items
C.N.I B. - refreshments re executive meeting Oct. 23/63
The Balton Enterprises - ad & scratch paper
C.N.I.B. - refreshements supplied Oct 30/63 at 17 Mill St.
Woodbridge Cle=aners - cleaning lifeguard sweaters
210 - N/E Taxes on Reyenue Producing Pronert.efs
Township of Pickering -
Township of Pickering
Township of Pickering -
Township of Pickering -
Township of Pickering -
Township of Pickering -
1963 taxes re Lawson properties No, 2231
- 1963 taxes re Knopf property No. 1984
1963 taxes re Percy property No. 2003
1963 taxes re McEwen property No. 2122
1963 taxes re Burritt property No. 2232
1963 taxes re Dose property No. 8607
213 - N/E Heart Operating & Maintenance
Zenith Electric Supply - cable & stat
Sholdice Service - repair brakes, weld mott mower
B.A. Oil Co. - porti :n credit card purchases for Sept.
Ont. Hydro - Brampton - portion hydro re workshop & office
Ont. Hydro - Brampton - hydro re bath house
Brunt Metal Products - smoke pipe & elbows
Ont. Hydro - Brampton - hydro re cottage
Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963
Woodbridg„ Hardware - batteries
L. Hannah - bolts, nuts, washers, & cotter keys
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - pumping out furnace oil tank
Henderson - Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies
26.78
40063
36.82
26.78
26.70
;3.90
43.50
21.40
5.64
75.50
301;02
269.28
31.63
22.31
16.92
17.05
6.14
36.36
12.93
31.20
1.95
3.15
27.00
12. 00
2.02
- 14 - B -361
-214 - N/E - Glen Haffv Operating &Maintenance
Elwood J. Parker - travel expenses Sept. 1963 4.20
Blain's Hardware - lacing .82
M.L.Snyder & Son Ltd - rubber aprons 7.05
Fagins Garage - H.D. Oil 1.85
Fagins Garage - mower key & labour 2.50
Fagins Garage - portion gas purchases for Sept. 1963 8.06
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963 8.63
Ont. Hydro Orangeville - portion hydro re workshop & office 8.30
L. Hannah - nuts, bolts, washers, & cooter keys 27.00
Henderson Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies 2.02
.:m. F. Dick - Portion No. 2 Gas 40.37
215 - N/E - l,lbion Hills Operating & Maintenance
buperior Propane Ltd - prooane gas 9.00
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963 10.20
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963 13.21
L. Hannah - bolts, nu..s, washers, cotter keys 27.00
Ont. Hydro - Woodbridge - hydro re Mergelos property 20.00
Ont. Hydro - Woodbridge - hydro re Mergelos co;,tage 23.16
Houstons General Store - pumkin & squash 1.75
Wm. H. Dick - z portion No. 2 gas 43.68
Wm. H. Dick - portion No. 2 gas 16.98
216 - N/E Bovd Operating & Mainenanpe
S. Bontje - travel expenses for Jul-- & August 1963 8.60
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - portion No. 2 Gas 44.04
Hudson Welding - welding mott mower 3.00
McLeod of Canada - Simazine 11.25
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963 21.55
Imperial Oil Co. 0 portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963 1.83
Superior Propane Ltd - 1 cylinder propane gas 7.50
Woodbridge Hardware - pliers & fileu 4.04
Woodbridge Hardware - hooks,locks, sweeping compound, snaps &
key rings 9.69
Woodbridge Hardware - wallpaper 8.53
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - pens, refills & pencils 2.44
Wajax Equipment - 3 hand pumps w/, container 89.00
21$ - N E Greenwood Operating & Maintenance
Crawford Supplies - clamps, couplings & toilet lids
B.b.Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for Sept.1963
L. Hannah - bolts, nuts, washers & cotter keys
B.A.Oil Co. - portion #2 gas
Twp. of Pickering - dumping charges for Sept. 1963
Para Faints Ltd - paint
22Q -N /E Black Creek Operating & Maintenance
7.49
19.27
1.93
27.00
36.50
3.50
29.19
F.:,.Deurbrouck - travel e_ :penses for Sept. 1963 re Festival 1.20
Evan Roberts - expeenses incurred as troubedor re festival 20.00
R.T.Wallace Grooery - groceries re cooking demonstration 38.81
Twp. of N. York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office 19164
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - Portion #2 Gas 45.70
C.N.I.B. - meals supplied to volunteers re Festival 547.70
Legg Btiothers Ltd.- additional typesetting re festival 26.58
Commercial Janitor Service - complete general cleaning of buildings 187.50
Les.Beintures Fleches - expenses re festival 75.00
Dominion Regalia Ltd - bunting re festival 33.48
The Orangeville Banner - ad re festigal 15.68
Al Gervais Chair & Table rental - rental of table & chairs re festival
80.86
Container Products - plastic cups, lids and spoons re festival 14.26
Uxbridge Times Journal - ad re festival 11.20
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - animal feed 63.92
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - tar paper re festival 5.15
Hetro Mirror Bublishing Ltd - ad re festival 64.00
B -362
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220 - Black Creek Operating & Maintenance Cont'd.
The Globe & Mail - ad re festival 107.$0
The Etobicoke Press - ad re festival 22.00
Toronto Star Ltd - ad re festival 107.$0
The Telegram - ad re festival 97.50
Zenith Electric Supply - 1 ceframo heater re festival 17.13
b.T.Squibb & Son - office supplies 13.91
Crane Hardware & Electric - pullies re festival .31
Morgan Davis Printing - -rogrammes folded re festival 10.86
The Woodbridge News - ad re festival 22.40
Gestetner - electronic stencil run 3.43
Times & Conservator - ad rs festival 22.40
Richmond Hill Liberal - ad re festival 22.68
The Enterprise - ad re festival 22.40
Mr. A. Wolter - expenses re festival 25.00
1'r. E. Harris - expenses re festival 13.80
Mr. N.W. Lickers .. expenses re festival 15.60
Cheif Big Canoe - expenses re festival 14.60
Mr. W.G. Spittal - expenses re festival 14.60
Mts. T. St.Germaine - expenses re festival 16.60
Mir. J. Skye - expenses re festival 13.$0
Mr. A. Colucci - braided strand of corn & paid to potter M.Gimblett 20.00
Cdn. Indian Dancers - expenses re festival 110.00
Penn- German Folklore Society - expenses re festival 50.00
W. Klees - travel expenses for Sept 1963 2.00
Gilberts Harness & Saddle Shop - Uorse shoe nails & rasp 15.19
Gilberts Harness & Saddle Shop - rawhide laces .52
B.t.. Oil Co. - portion credit card ptrchases for Sept. 1963 8.51
Woodbridge Farmers - bran & oats 10.70
W. Klees - travel expenses for Oct. 17, 1963 14.00
Mt. Dennis News deekly - ad re festival 20.00
Cdn. Tire Corp. - s-wayer, refill jar 5.02
Canada Barrels & Kegs Ltd - black hoop iron, rivets & heads 61.75
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for Sept.1963 17.31
Superior Propane Ltd - 2 cylinders of propane gas 15.00
W. Klees - moulding nails, washers & drills .96
W. Klees - travel expenses for October 1963 1.80
Woodbridge Hardware - battery 3.b7
Woodbridge Hardware - nails, drills, paint & windex 9.73
T400dbridge Hardware - blind cord, & pulleys re festival 5.68
Woodbridge Hardware p padlock & mirrors re festival 12.38
Woodbridge Hardware - caulking gun & caulking 2.01
Woodbridge Hardware - paper towels, sani flush, raid & strainer 25.44
Woodbridge Hardware - windex & cake tins 5.42
Woodbridge Hardware - drills & screws 3.18
Woodbridge Hardware - paper towesl, raid & wiping clothes 44.38
L. Hannah - bolts, nuts, washers & cotter keys 27.00
L. Hannah - bolts, nuts, washers & cotter Keys 27.00
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - pig feed 63.98
Woodbridge farmers Co, - portion of furnace oil 9.96
h.T.dallace Grocery - groceries re cooking demonstration 27.57
Commercial Janitor Service - general cleaning service for Oct.1963 375•.00
Woodbridge Farmers Go. - wire 2.98
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - pig feed 81.41
229E - Toy Collection
Curry's Art Store Ltd - 1 colour vu 1.70
Cdn. Tire Store Downsvtew - sprayers & turps. 9.85
Zenith Electric Supply - screws 10.09
Zenith Electric Supply - electrical fittings 13.21
220D - N/E Outdoor Bake Oven (Foundation.)
Veyola & Sons - removing & rebuilding oven 300.00
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222 - N E - Claremont 0•eratin_ & Maintenance
Ontario Hydro - Oshawa - portion of hydro re workshop & office
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963
L. Hannah - bolts, nuts, washers & cotler keys
_.ikenhead Harware - paint, brushes & refill
222B - NYE Claremont Workshop Replacement
Humber .automotive - bolt
lsikenhead Hardware - rawl plugs & bit
Builders Supplies Ltd - back anchor
S,H.Dellow Ltd - super bondset
Hudson Welding - steel angle
..ikenhead Hardware - chaih, bolts
_.rmstrong Door Co. - cable, stop
Highland Creek Sand & Gravek - brick sand
J. Shapcott - travel expenses Sept. 1963
.automatic Pumping Equipment - copper pipe & fittings
.automatic Pumping Equipment - pipe fittings
.automatic Pumping Equipment - 2 sets of toilet tank operating assy
Zenith Electric Supply Ltd - electrical fittings
Zenith Electric Supply Ltd - 1500 Watt heater
Card Bldg. Supplies - glass bead
Card Bdlg. Supplies - moulding
Filter & Heating Supplies - furnace controls & screwdriver
Zenith Electric Supply - surface mounting box
:.ikenhead Hardware Ltd - caulking compound
222C Claremont Tools & Equipment` Replacement
Vallance Brown & Co. - safety goggles
Howard Tapscott - 1 M.F. 2 furrow 3 point hitch plough
223 N/E Pioneer Village Stores
Le Feuvres Candies - candy for resale
Geo. Cober - to correct bill re pamphlets
Le Feuvres Candies - candies for resale
The Bolton Enterprise - 7500 Pioneer Press
C.D.Shadbolt Ltd. dress me dolls for resale
C.D.Shadbolt Ltd.- dress me dolls for resale
C.D.Shadbolt Ltd.- dress me dolls for resale
C.D.Shadbolt Ltd - dress me dolls for resale
Le Feuvres Candies - candy for resale
Kerrycraft of Canada - mecklaces for resale
Le Feuirres Candies - candy for resale
224 N/E Cold Creek Operating & Maintenance
Henry Burke - travel expenses for Sept. 1963
B.... Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 1963
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - portion hydro re workshop & office
Zenith Electric Supply - flood lamps
The Flintkote Company - colas
The Flintkote Company - 1/4" Stone
225_11 E Flood Control Property Maintenance
Automatic Submersible Motors - rweind pump motors
Brunt Metal Products - items for general maintenance
J.D.Gilbert - trenching - clairville
22$ - N/E Farm Operation
J. A. ralsop Ltd - 20 head of steers
Leggett & Smith - pencillin & strepto
Thoroughbred Feed Supply - oats
Tom Gillan - 0j,enwood Farm - 27 head of steers
Payroll for October 1963
B-363
2.00
14.05
27.00
10.91
.95
15.22
3.35
19.93
12.11
6.02
3.35
5.92
14.00
55.77
15.60
13.26
78.52
56.00
17.00
9.$9
29.81
7.2$
6.86
3.91
100.00
100.17
10.00
143.4
416.25
2$.00
20.00
12.00
12.00
120.69
21.00
63.13
10.90
$.29
3.29
20.64
21.07
3.44
15.50
70.05
75.00
4,179.53
12.50
55.70
4,905.75
45,707.72
APPEN IX ?B?
(REVISED DRAFT ONLY) - September 17, 1963
Page 1
Agreement with Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT made this 20th day of
August A. D. 1963.
B E T W E E N:
THE METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION
AUTHORITY,
hereinafter called "The Authority",
OF THE FIRST PART,
- and -
THE MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN TORONTO,
hereinafter called "Metro",
OF THE SECOND PART.
WHEREAS The Authority has been and is constructing flood
control structures, including flood control channels, channel
improvements, wiers, and the Black Creek Dam in Metro Toronto.
AND WHEREAS it is necessary to provide for the maintenance of
the structures.
NOW THEREFORE THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH that in consideration
of the recitals herein and the carrying out of the various
obligations contained in this agreement the parties hereto
agree as follows:
1. The Authority shall forward a copy of contract plans
and specifications for review, comment and approval of the
Commissioner of Works before tenders are called for construction.
2. The Authority will not accept any work to be maintained
by Metro on completion of its construction until receiving a
letter of acceptance from the Metro Commissioner of Works.
3. The Authority shall require that the work be guaranteed
by the contractor for a period of one (1) year after completion.
4. The Authority shall maintain a regular inspection of
the structures and shall prepare reports on the condition of
the structures together with an outline of required maintenance.
Page 2 B-365
5. The Authority shall forward copies of the reports to
Metro and shall notify Metro of the necessary maintenance
required to keep the flood control structures in a safe and
efficient operating condition.
6. Metro agrees that it will maintain the said flood
control structures in an efficient operation condition and
will do all things recommended by the Authority in a safe
and efficient manner and will pay all costs and charges
incidental to or necessary for such operation.
7. If, in the opinion of the Authority, the said Metro is
not maintaining the said structures in a safe and efficient
manner, then the Authority may enter upon the premises and do
all work necessary to put the structures back into a safe and
efficient operating condition and any expenses incurred by The
Authority in doing such work shall be chargeable to Metro and
paid by it to The Authority forthwith upon demand.
$. Metro shall not alter the structures in any way without
first obtaining the consent and approval, in writing, of The
Authority.
9. Metro covenants and agrees to indemnify and save harmless
the Authority of and from any and all manner of claims, damages,
loss, costs or charges whatsoever occasioned to or suffered by
or imposed upon the Authority or its property, either directly
or indirectly, in respect of any matter or thing in consequenc-
of or in connection with or arising out of the work of Metro in
maintaining flood control structures, or out of any operation
connected therewith or in respect of any accident, damage or
injury to any person, animal or thing, by, from, or on account
of the same.
10. This agreement shall remain in full force and effect until
superseded by an agreement mutually acceptable to the parties
hereto.
11. This agreement shall apply to the existing works listed herein
which are hereby accepted and in a14ition works constructed in the
future when accepted by the Commissioner of Works, as noted in
Item 2.
B -366 Page 3
Black Creek Channel from Jane Street north of
Wilson Avenue to Rustic Road.
Black Creek Channel from Rockcliffe Boulevard to the
Humber River.
Black Creek Dam, north of Troutbrooke Drive, east
of Jane Street.
Humber River Dams and Gabions from Dundas Street to
Bloor Street.
West Don Channel from Yonge Street to Donino.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF THE parties hereto have hereunto
affixed their corporate seals attested by the hands of their
proper officers duly authorized in that behalf.
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED ) THE METROPOLITAN
) TORONTO AND REGION
in the presence of ) CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
)
CHAIRMiAN
SECRETARY - TREASURER
THE MUNICIPALITY OF
METROPOLITAN TORONTO
CHAIRMAN
METROPOLITAN CLERK
TREASURER
B -367
SCHEDULE "CQ' REPORT #5/63
of the
PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
The Personnel Sub - Committee met in the Board Room of the Authority
Offices, Vaughan Township, on Monday, November 18th, 1963, commenc-
ing at 3:30 p.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Dr. G. Ross Lord Chairman
R.G. Henderson Members
H.S. Honsberger
F.L. Lunn Secretary- Treasurer
K.G. Higgs Director of Operations
W.E. Jones Property Administrator
The following matters were discussed:
(1) Personnel Regulation #17 - Issue and sale of Uniforms
(2) Employee Uniforms
(3) Position Descriptions: Technical Assistant - Education
Assistant Property Administrator
(4) Appointments and /or promotions in the Temporary and Permanent
Staff
(5) Interview of applicant for Assistant Property Administrator
(6) Certain salary adjustments
It was agreed and the Sub - Committee recommends that::
(1) Personnel Regulation -17 - Issue and Sale of Uniforms
Section (a) Half Cost Price Item (1) be amended by adding:
2 shop coats per annum
2 coveralls per annum
when authorized by the Conservation Areas Administrator.
(2) Employee Uniforms
The following changes be approved for uniforms:
(a) the colour of work uniforms be khaki instead of green;
(b) Gatemen's uniform consist of standard work uniform,
straight black tie, and cap similar to that issued to
Superintendents;
(c) Superintendents approve and countersign all orders for
uniforms for employees under their jurisdiction.
(3) The follc•,'-ig position descriptions be established:
Technical Assistant - Education
Assistant Property Administrator
POSITION DESCRIPTION - #33 - TECHNICAL ASSISTANT - EDUCATION
General Terms of Reference:
The Technical Assistant - Education, shall:
- be responsible to the Administrator, Information and Education
- engage in work carrying out the Authority's educational
programme
- prepare educational materials
- be responsible for the development_.and operation of the
Authority's library
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(3) Position Description - #33 (cont?d)
Specific Terms of Reference:
The Technical Assistant - Education, shall:
- be responsible for planning, promotion, scheduling and carry-
ing out of educational tours of Pioneer Village
- supervise such seasonal educational assistants as may be as-
signed to Pioneer Village
- assist. with other aspects of the educational programme of the
Authority such as the Albion Hills Conservation School, as
required
- prepare texts of various Authority educational and promotional
brochures
- supervise and operate the Authority library
- present lectures to schools, school children and adult groups,
especially pertaining to Pioneer Village and the educational
programme
- perform related duties as required
Qualifications:
- ability to teach children and adults
- ability to write and prepare teaching aids to complement ed-
ucational programme
- ability to present lectures in a pleasing manner
Minimum Education Requirements:
Senior matriculant or equivalent, and qualified elementary school
teacher.
POSITION DESCRIPTION - 04 - ASSISTANT PROPERTY ADMINISTRATOR
General Terms of Reference:
The Assistant Property Administrator shall:
- be responsible to the Property Administrator
- perform all the duties of and assume the responsibilities of
the Property Administrator in his absence
- assist in the administration of the Authority's Property
Division
Specific Terms of Reference:
she Assistant Property Administrator shall, as required:
- assist the Property Administrator in all matters concerning
the acquisition, evaluation, management, rental, leasing,
insuring, etc., of Authority -owned lands
- assist the Property Administrator in the establishment and
maintenance of all and any records relative to Authority -
owned lands
- perform related duties as assigned
Qualifications:
- a thorough knowledge of real estate
- ability to maintain concise and accurate records
- ability to meet the public in a courteous manner
- ability to prepare effective correspondence
- ability to prepare concise and accurate records
Minimum Education Requirements:
Gratuate of a Secondary School, Business College or approved
equivalent, with experience in real estate.
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(4) The following appointments and /or promotions be made:
Temporary Staff:
Name
G. Morton
Permanent Staff:
Mrs. M. Elliott
Miss J. Fleury
F. Billings
Mrs. D. Duncan
D.P. McBride
Position
Labourer
Clerk, Grade III
Clerk, Grade II
Bookkeeper Accountant
Technical Assistant -
Education
Assistant Property
Administrator
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Effective Date
December -1 -1963
December -17 -1963
January -$ -1964
January -1 -1964
November -1 -1963
when available
(5) PENSION PLAN -.WAITING PERIOD,
The waiting period required by personnel regulation Nos. 10, 11
and 12 be waived in regard to the appointment of D.P. McBride.
(6) The Salary Schedule dated November 20, 1963, and signed by the
Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer, be authorized.
G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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SCHEDULE "D"
AGREEMENT M.T.R.C.A. AND METRO TORONTO RE FLOOD PLAIN LAND
Agreement with Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT made this 14th day of June
A.D. 1961.
B E T W E E N:
THE METROPOLITAN TORONTO and REGION CONSERVATION
AUTHORITY,
hereinafter called "The Authority",
OF THE FIRST PART,
- and -
THE MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN TORONTO,
hereinafter called "Metro",
OF THE SECOND PART.
WHEREAS the Authority has been and is acquiring flood plain and
conservation lands in Metropolitan Toronto.
AND WHEREAS Metro is desirous of using these lands so acquired
for park and recreational purposes.
NOW THEREFORE THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH that in consideration of
the recitals herein and the carrying out of the various obligations
contained in this agreement the parties hereto agree as follows:
1. The Authority shall proceed to acquire all the lands as
included in the Master Plan appended hereto as Schedule "A"
for Flood Plain and Conservation Lands, and as amended from
time to time, within the boundaries of Metropolitan Toronto
as quickly as may be practical, the title of the said lands
to be taken in the name of the Authority.
2. Upon the acquisition of the lands aforesaid, the Authority
shall notify Metro of the date on which the said lands can
be turned over to Metro with vacant possession, or as other-
wise arranged, and Metro shall accept delivery and possession
of the said lands on that date. The Authority shall provide
Metro with a plan of survey and legal description of the said
lands. Said lands shall forthwith, from the date of notifica-
tion, be deemed to be park lands.
3. Metro will develop and maintain these lands for park,
recreational and conservation purposes with the necessary
administration and supervisory accommodation in connection
therewith and for no other purpose except with the approval
in writing of the Authority.
4. The cost of development and maintenance of these lands shall
be borne by Metro and all plans for such development shall be
submitted to the Authority for its approval in writing.
Metro shall assume the full cost and responsibility for the
maintenance of the said park lands, and other lands both
inside and outside Metro as may be agreed upon from time to
time, provided, however, that if the Authority is of the
opinion that Metro is not properly maintaining such lands,
then the Authority may, on notice to Metro, enter upon the
said lands for the purpose of maintaining them and any costs
incurred by the Authority by reason of so doing shall be paid
to the Authority by Metro forthwith upon the demand thereof.
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5. No permanent buildings shall be erected on these lands
without first obtaining the consent in writ..ng of the
Authority, both as to location and type of building.
6. The Authority shall retain control of all aspects of the
river channels, flood control, river protection, erosion
control and dams and Metro shall not interfere with the
carrying out of such works as are necessary for these
projects.
7. Metro shall not alter the course of any river, brook, stream
or watercourse without first obtaining the consent and
approval in writing of the Authority.
$. Metro shall not have the right to lease or otherwise
dispose of the said lands herein, or permit concessionaires
thereon, without prior approval of the Authority, the said
approval to be given in writing.
9. Metro shall pay all taxes or other charges levied against
the said lands, including lands under water, and shall
assume the said tax liability on and after the first day
of January following its acceptance of the said lands.
10. Metro deems that the lands included in Schedule '3A" of the
Master Plan for Flood Plain and Conservation Lands within
the boundaries of Metropolitan Toronto have a Metropolitan
Park potential and that the Metropolitan Parks Commissioner
may accept delivery of possession of the said lands under
the terms of this agreement.
11. Metro covenants and agrees to indemnify and save harmless the
Authority of and from any and all manner of claims, damages,
loss, costs or charges whatsoever occasioned to or suffered
by or imposed upon the Authority or its property, either
directly or indirectly, in respect of any matter or thing
in consequence of or in connection with or arising out of
Metro's use, occupancy or development of the lands herein
or out of any operation connected therewith or in respect
of any accident, damage or injury to any person, animal or
thing by, from or on account of the same. Metro covenants
that the indemnity herein contained shall extend to all
damages and claims for damages by reason of improper or
faulty erection or construction of structures hereafter
erected or installed on the said park lands or in connection
therewith by Metro, its servants or agents and by reason of
any insufficiency in such structures and whether or not same
have been approved by the Authority, its servants or agents.
12. It is understood and agreed that the Authority's name shall
be suitably displayed on signs to be erected in areas where
the Authority has contributed to the land assembly program,
and the said name shall be displayed in such manner and size
as agreed upon between the Authority and the Commissioner of
Parks for Metro.
13. It is understood and agreed that possession of the lands referred
to herein shall not be returned to the Authority except by mutual
agreement by both parties hereto but failing such agreement any
such request shall be referred to the Minister of Lands and
Forests of Ontario for arbitration and his decision shall be
final and binding on both parties hereto.
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14. This agreement shall remain in full force and effect
until superseded by an agreement mutually acceptable to
the parties hereto, but failing such mutual agreement the
proposed changes shall be submitted to the Minister of
Lands and Forests of Ontario for arbitration and his
decision shall be final and binding on both parties hereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have hereunto affixed
their corporate seals attested by the hands of their proper officers
duly authorized in that behalf.
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED )
THE METROPOLITAN TORONTO and
in the presence of ) REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
)
)
)
)
) CHAIRMAN
)
SECRETARY - TREASURER
)
THE MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN
TORONTO
)
)
)
) CHAIRMAN
) METROPOLITAN CLERK
)
s
)
TREASURER
Vetropoltan Joronto and /eeion
Conservation. Acgority
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Executive Committee Meeting 'Yednesday- November -27 -1963 ,;'20/63
The Executive Committee met in special session at the Authority
Offices, Vaughan Township, on 7ednesday, November 27, 1963, commenc-
ing at 9:30 a.m. The purpose of the Special Meeting was to consider
the overall planning of the Black Creek Conservation Area.
PRESENT WERE:
MINUTES:
Chairman
Members
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R.G. Henderson
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. Nesbitt
C.R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
F.A. T'ade
Chairman of Tech.Ad.
Sub- Comm.Historic Sites Prof. T.F. Mcllwraith
Secretary- Treasurer F.L. Lunn
Director of Operations K.G. Higgs
The Minutes of
Res. #414
RESOLVED THAT:
as if read.
Meeting ,;19/63
Moved by:
Seconded by:
The Minutes of
were presented.
R.L. Nesbitt
C. Sauriol
Meeting , "19/63, as presented, be adopted
Carried Unanimously;
PLANNING OF BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA
A general discussion of the Black Creek Area took place, having regard
to future entrances, road system parking lots, etc., and the relation
of the Area to York University and other adjacent developments. The
Meeting recessed at 10:00 a.m., for a site visit to the Area, and re-
sumed at 11:00 a.m.
Res. ,' {415 I!oved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized to negotiate an agreement with
a firm of consultants for the preparation of a site plan for the main
entrance road system, including parking areas and other related
matters for the Black Creek Conservation Area.
Carried Unanimously;
The selection of an acceptable firm was discussed at some length.
Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: F.A. Jade
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be directed to assemble the names of possible
consulting firms, for consideration by this Executive.
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An amendment was:
Moved by:
Seconded by:
to the effect
THAT The Staff be
Gordon S. Adamson
The Resolution, as
Res. ,,416
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Mrs. D. Hague
C. Sauriol
directed to negotiate an agreement with the firm of
and Associates, to give effect to Resolution 1415.
The amendment carried;
amended and set forth herein, was then voted upon:
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized to negotiate an agreement with
the firm of Gordon S. Adamson and Associates, for the preparation of
a site plan for the main entrance, road system, including parking
areas, and other related matters for the Black Creek Conservation
Area.
Carried;
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:30 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
Metropolitan 5oronto and Region
Copkseruation Juthority
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday- December -4 -1963
„'21/63
The Executive Committee met at the Board Room, Mill Street, on Wed-
nesday, December 4th, 1963, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Secretary - Treasurer
Director of Operations
Asst.Dir. of Operations
Property Administrator
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W.C. Davidson
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R.G. Henderson
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. Nesbitt
C.R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
F.A. Wade
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
E.F. Sutter
T T . E . Jones
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 20/63 were presented.
Res. ; '417 Moved by:
Seconded by:
RESOLVED THAT:
presented.
The Minutes of
V. Vignale
R.L. Nesbitt
Meeting No. 20/63 be adopted as
Carried Unanimously;
SCHEME W.C. 36 - MASSEY CREEK - QUOTATIONS
A staff communication was presented, advising that quotations had been
obtained from five firms for the supply of gabion rock required for
Scheme W.C. 36.
Res. •'411$A Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: Subject to jhe necessary approval of Scheme W.C. 36,
the quotation of Milton Quarries Limited for the supply of rock for
the Massey Creek Channel Improvements, be accepted.
Carried Unanimously;
FLOOD CONTROL CONTRACTS - REPORT ON EXTRA WORK ORDERS
The Staff presented a detailed report of the Extra Work Orders issued
in connection with the various projects under the Flood Control Plan.
Res. '419 Moved by: W.C. Davidson
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Report on Extra Work Orders issued in con-
nection with the Plan for Flood Control be received and filed.
Carried Unanimously;
it
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WOODBRIDGE CONSERVATION AREA - PAVILION
The Staff reperted that the pavilion in the Woodbridge Conservation
Area was completed and would be available, in the coming season, for
use, and suggested a rental fee be charged.
Res. ;420 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: The pavilion located in the Woodbridge Conservation
Area be available for reservation by groups, according to the follow-
ing policy:
During the months of May, June, July and August and the
first week -end in September, it be available for reser-
vation on week days or evenings only;
During the remainder of the year, it be available at any
time between the hours of 10:00 a.m., and sunset, or until
10:00 p.m., in the case of weiner roasts;
AND FURTHER THAT: The charges for reservations be $5.00 per hour;
minimum $10.00.
Carried Unanimously;
BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA - FLOUR MILL QUOTATIONS
The Staff reported that the following quotations had been received
for the excavation and construction of the foundation of the flour
mill: Tenderer?s Name Tender Sum
V. Veijola & Sons
Dagmar Construction Limited
Armstrong Bros. Co. Limited
DL iantis-Rice Limited
Mel -Ron Construction
Manyk Construction Co. Limited
$ 11,700.00
16,490.00
20,912.00
21, $00.00
22,779.00
25,$50.00
and advised that the quotation of V. Veijola & Sons had been accepted.
Res. #421
Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The action of the Chairman and the Staff, in awarding
the contract to V. V.._jola & Sons, for the excavation and foundation
of the Flour Mill - Black Creek Conservation Area - be confirmed; it
being the lowest tender received.
Carried Unanimously;
LAND IMPROVEMENT SCHFME I /12 - HUMBER RIVER
A communication from the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto was
presented, requesting the approval of the Authority for carrying out
land improvement Scheme #12 on the East Side of Scarlett Road, north
of the Humber River. The matter was discussed at length.
Res. #422
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: Approval be granted by this Authority for the Operation
of Land Improvement Scheme #12 at Site on East Side of Scarlett Road
North of Humber River, as outlined by Clause #2 of Report #12 of the
Parks and Recreation Committee, adopted without amendment by the
Council of the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto at meeting held
November 5, 1963.
Voting nay: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
R.L. Nesbitt
Res . X42 .
Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
Carried;
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RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be directed to present a copy of the plan
showing the works to be carried out under Land Improvement Scheme
#12 at the next meeting of this Executive.
Carried Unanimously;
STAFF APPOINTMENT - ADMINISTRATOR• INFORMATION & EDUCATION DIVISION
The Chairman advised that after consultation with the Members of the
Personnel Sub - Committee, it was felt desirable to appoint an Admin-
istrator for the Information and Education Division.
Res. #424 Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: Mr. T.E. Barber be appointed Administrator of the In-
formation and Education Division, effective January 1, 1964, in ac-
cordance with the Salary Schedule dated November 20, 1963, and signed
by the Chairman and Secretary - Treasurer; and that the waiting period
required by personnel regulation Nos. 10, 11 and 12 be waived in
regard to the appointment of T.E. Barber.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.1. - STEELES AVENUE BRIDGE - REJLOCATION OF SERVICES
A communication from James F. MacLaren Limited was presented, advising
that it was imperative that certain Hydro services be moved prior to
the commencement of work on the Steeles Avenue br:.dge, and that the
Ontario Hydro was prepared to carry out this work at an estimated
cost of $3,620.00.
Res. #425 Moved by: V. Vignale
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue a
Purchase Order to the Hydro Electric Power ConrnliEsion of Ontario for
the relocation of hydro services for the Steeles Avenue Bridge,
Project F.1., at an estimated cost of $3,620.00.
Carried Unanimously;
REQUEST FOR PROPERTY - TOWNSHIP OF NORTH YORK
A communication from the Reeve of the Township of North York was
presented, requesting that consideration be given to permitting the
Township of North York to acquire a portion of the property known as
the "Sumner Property", Part Lot 21, Con. 2, WY, Twp. of North York,
Res. #426 Moved by: H.S. Hcnsberger
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: Approval, in principle, be given to the request from
the Township of North York for the ultimate acquisition of the east-
erly 3$ acres of the Sumner property, subject to the approval of the
Minister of Lands and Forests, and the Metropolitan Parks Commissioner,
AND FURTHER THAT: The following action be taken:
(a) Approval be given for the acquisition by the Township of North
York of the easterly five acres of the Sumner property in the
immediate future, the balance of the parcel to be retained by the
Authority until the Finch Dam has been constructed;
(b) The staff be authorized to negotiate with officials of the Town-
ship of North York, the terms of such a transfer, and, that in
view of our commitments with the Provincial End Federal Govern-
ments that these negotiations be on the basis of the Authority
recovering all costs involved in the acquisition of the said
property.
(c) A clause be included in any agreement, limiting the use of the
land by the Township of North York to recreation purposes.
Carried Unanimously;
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PROJECT F.7.A. - FINCH DAM & RESERVOIR - Properties: Bouck, Cannon,
Fallis, Heron, Intraco Ltd., Northgate Constr.Ltd., Volare Dev.Ltd.,
MacDonnell, Donwood Moffat United Church
Res. ;11427 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the following properties in accordance with the provis-
ions of the Conservation Authorities Act:
1. William H. Bouck - Part of Lot
of North York, County of York,
less, and certain improvements
23, Concession II, WYS., Township
containing 12.402 acres, more or
contained thereon;
2. Mildred E. Cannon - Part of Lot 23, Concession II, WYS., Township
of North York, County of York, containing 17.446 acres, more or
less, and certain improvements contained thereon;
3. Frederick B. & Lois I. Fallis - Part of Lot 23, Concession II, WYS,
Township of korth York, County of York, containing 1.999 acres,
more or less, and certain improvements contained thereon;
4. Matthew & Katherine Heron - Part of Lot 25, Concession II, WYS.,
Township of North York, County of York, containing 0.535 acres,
more or less, of vacant land;
5. Intraco Limited (formerly Samuel R. Hager Property) - Part of Lot
23, Concession II, WYS., Township of North York, County of York,
containing 8.900 acres, more or less, and certain improvements
contained thereon;
6. North ate Construction Limited - Part of Lot 23, Concession II
WYS., Township of North York, County of York, containing 10.806
acres, more or less, of vacant land;
7. Volare Developments Limited - Part of Lot 10, Registered Plan 2570,
and All of Block s"A ", Plan M -994, being designated as Parts 1 and
2, Plan R -1600, Township of North York, County of York, containing
1.257 acres, more or less, of vacant land;
8. Roy Henry & Lorraine MacDonnell - Part of Lots 1 & 2 Concession
II, Township of Vaughan, County of York, containing 6.817 acres,
more or less, of vacant land;
9. Donwood Foundation
Vaughan, County of
vacant land;
10. Donald Reid Moffat
Vaughan, County of
vacant land;
11.
- Part of Lot 1,
York, containing
- Part of Lot 1,
York, containing
Concession II, Township of
1.136 acres, more or less, of
Concession II, Township of
0.307 acres, more or less, of
The Fisherville United Church - Part of Lot 1, Concession II,
Township of Vaughan, County of York, containing 0.131 acres, more
or less, of vacant land.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.10.A. - HIGHLAND CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LANDS- Property: Highland
Creek Limited
Res. #428
Moved by: W.C. Davidson
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete.the
acquisition of 5.106 acres, more or less, of vacant land, from Highland
Creek Limited, being All of Lot 411, Part of Lots 378,503 and 504, Re-
gistered Plan 2546, Part of the Recreation Parks, all of the reserves
and those portions of the Highland Creek flowing through the said plan,
Township of Scarborough, County of York, at the price stated in the
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agreement to purchase dated October 28th, 1963, plus adjustments, dis-
bursements and legal fees, and further subject to a certificate of in-
spection being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROPERTY RENTALS
fli u Till Conservation Area
Res. #429 Moved by:
Seconded by:
R.L. Nesbitt
C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The following parcels of land in the Bruce's Mill Con-
servation Area be leased to Mr. F. Shadlock, R.R. #1, Unionville, Ont-
atio, for the sum of $5.00 per acre, per year ($245.00 per year) for
the purpose of grain and hay production, subject to the following con-
ditions:
1. Subject to a five year lease at the rate of $5.00 per acre, per
year, commencing November 1st, 1963 ($245.00 per year);
2. The subject lands are leased for the purpose of growing grain
and hay crops in 3 -5 year rotation;
3. Annual applications of fertilizer based on soil tests submitted
by the lessee to the Federated Colleges, Guelph, must be ap-
plied at the recommended analysis and rate for the grain crop
and subsequent hay crops;
4. Trees planted on the land leased shall not be harmed;
5. The East 19 acres shall be worked on the contour;
6. This lease terminates October 31st, 1968;
The property to be leased consisting of approximately 49 acres of the
North East and North West corners of Lots 34 and 35, Concession V,
Township of Markham, County of York.
Cold Creek Conservation Area
Res. #430
Carried Unanimously;
Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: The following parcel of land in the Cold Creek Conser-
vation Area be leased to Mr. W. Pennie, R.R. #3, Schomberg, Ontario,
for the sum of $4.00 per acre, per year ($120.00 per year) for the
purpose of grain and hay production, subject to the following conditions:
1. Subject to a three year lease at the rate of $4.00 per acre,
per year, commencing November 1st, 1963 ($120.00 per year);
2. No pasturing, because fences are inadequate;
3. A grain crop may be used the first year to establish hay for
use in the second and third years;
4. Grassed waterway should be left in draw, which runs toward
the bog through the middle of the 30 acres;
5. Annual applications of fertilizer based on soil tests sub-
mitted by the lessee to the Federated Colleges, Guelph, must
be applied at the recommended analysis and rate for the grain
crop and subsequent hay crops;
6. This lease terminates October 31st, 1966;
The property to be leased consisting of approximately 30 acres of the
South East Corner of the former Seagram Property, being Part of Lot 10,
Concession X, Township of King, County of York. Carried Unanimously;
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PROPERTY RENTALS (cont'd)
Project F.3.A. - Bolton Dam & Reservoir
Res. #431 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The LaPlante property acquired for the Bolton Dam and
Reservoir Project, being the West Halves of Lots 12 & 13, Concession
VI, Township of Albion, County of Peel, be leased to Mr. Howard Ewart,
R.R. #4, Bolton, Ontario, for the sum of $450.00 per year, for the
purpose of cattle pasturing and possible hay cropping, subject to the
following conditions:
1. A rental of $450.00 per annum with a pasture limit of 50
head;
2. A four year lease, commencing December 31st, 1962, to be
renewed annually with the mutual consent of both parties,
provided the lessee has maintained the agreement;
3. The lease may be broken at the end of any year with the
mutual consent of both parties;
4. Lessee shall assume all responsibility for fence main-
tenance and weed control;
5. The lessee may take one cut of hay and pasture the after-
math, upon consulting with the Conservation Services
Administrator;
6. The lessee must fertilize annually with 0- 20 -20, at the
rate of 300 lbs. per acre, the acreage from which the
hay is taken;
7. This lease
The acreage to
vacant land.
Project F.3.A.
terminates December 31st, 1966;
be leased consisting of 135 acres,
- Bolton Dam & Reservoir
Res. ;432
more or less, of
Carried Unanimously;
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The residence located on the Shaw property, in the
Humber Grove Area and acquired for the Bolton Dam & Reservoir Project,
being Part of Lot 12, Concession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel,
be rented to Mr. J.D. Malcomson, for the sum of $360.00 per annum,
until such time as he leaves the employ of the Authority, or the
property is required for the development of the Bolton Dam & Reservoir
Project.
Carried Unanimously;
QUOTATIONS - EQUIPMENT
The Staff reported the following quotations had been received for the
supply of one #200 Loader, with 6044 utility bucket and one 724 angle
dozer blade:
Sholdice Service & Supply Limited
McKeown's Service & Supply
Res. #433 Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: The quotation of McKeown's Service & Supply, for the
supply of one only ;,200 loader with 6044 utility bucket, and one only
72" angle dozer blade, mounted on our tractor, at a price of $1,477.26,
be accepted, it being the lowest received. Carried Unanimously;
$1,662.94
$1,477.2$
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PIONEER VILLAGE - "Christmas At The Villager
A Staff communication was presented, suggesting that a special weekend
be held at the Pioneer Village on December 21st and 22nd, and that
certain of the buildings be opened and lighted. The matter was dis-
cussed at some length.
Res. #434
RESOLVED
Village ",
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
THAT: The proposed special weekend, "Christmas At the
December 21st and 22nd not be proceeded with.
Carried Unanimously;
OUTDOOR ADVERTISING - signs - Pioneer Village
A Staff communication was presented, suggesting that an attempt be made
to obtain sponsors for outdoor advertising signs, promoting the Pioneer
Village.
Res. #435
Moved by: V. Vignale
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
"'SOLVED THAT: The Staff be authorized to attempt to obtain sponsors
for signs promoting the use of the Pioneer Village, and that the Inform-
ation and Education, and the Historic Sites Advisory Boards be advised
of this action.
Carried Unanimously;
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - Soil Conservation Society of America
Res. #436
Moved by: W.C. Davidson
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Ontario Chapter of the Soil Conservation Society
of America be granted the use of the Albion Hills Conservation School
on Saturday, January 18, 1964, free of rental charge.
Carried;
REPORTS OF EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
Res. 437 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The reports of the Expropriation Advisory Board regard-
ing the following, be received and appended as Schedule 'PA" of these
Minutes:
(1) Project P.6.A. - Etobicoke Creek Flood Plain Lands
Eliza A. Sterne-
plus interest at the rate of 5% per annum
from the date of expropriation;
(2) Project F.1.A. - Claireville Dam & Reservoir
Irving Weinert S46 000.00
Faye Tanenbaum 523, 000.00
Edmund Peachey Limited 539,300.00
Carried Unanimously;
$9,600.00
PROJECT F .11. A . - W00DBRIDGE CHANNEL -
Closing of street
Res. #438 Moved by: C.R
Seconded by: Mrs
. Purcell
. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Village of Woodbridge be requested to_close, stop
up and convey to the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority, for a nominal consideration of $2.00, that portion of
Mounsey Street as shown on plan of survey dated August 15, 1963,
prepared by Wildman and Rhodes and Associates, W.N. Wildman, Land
B -3$2 -$-
Surveyors, said to contain 0.$76 acres.
Carried Unanimously;
DON VALLEY ADVISORY BOARD - Report #2/63
Res. #422 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: Report No. 2 of the Don Valley Advisory Board be re-
ceived, and that the recommendation contained therein and set forth
herein be adopted:
1. The Metropolitan Toronto Parks Department be requested to
preserve, as historical sites, the following structures in
the Don Valley and, if possible, develop the same as focal
points in their parks development:
(a) Helliwell Mud Brick Dwelling
(b) The remains of the Helliwell Brewery
(c) The Parshall Terry Dwelling
(d) The DeGrassi Dwelling
Carried Unanimously;
SCHEME W.C. 36 - MASSEY CREEK - Supnly of Materials
A Staff communication was presented, advising that quotations had been
received for the necessary gabion baskets, from Conservation Services
of Canada, and The Maccaferri Patented Unbreakable Gabions Limited at
Massey Creek.
Res. ;'-440 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: Subject to the necessary approval of Scheme W.C. 36,
the quotation of The Maccaferri Patented Unbreakable Gabions be ac-
cepted for the supply of gabion baskets for the section of the Massey
Creek channel between the Don Valley Parkway and O'Connor Drive;
AND THAT: The quotation of Conservation Services of Canada be ac-
cepted for the supply of gabion baskets for that section of the
Massey Creek channel between O'Connor Drive and Dawes Road;
AND FURTHER THAT: Each type of basket be given a test under similar
conditions.
Carried Unanimously;
TV Public Service Spot Announcements - Conservation Areas Winter
Activities
A Staff communication was presented, requesting authority to retain
Summit Film Productions Limited to prepare and supply six TV public
service spot announcements.
Res. x`441 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: Summit Film Productions Limited, Groveland Crescent,
Don Mills, be engaged to supply six sets TV Public Service Spot an-
nouncements, at a cost not to exceed $1,647.91.
Carried;
PROJECT B.1.A. - BLACK CREEK - Property: Edwin Construction Limited
Res. f442 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of
Expropriation Plan B- 90305, on the Edwin Construction Limited property,
being Part of Lot 39, Plan M -45$, All of Part 5, Plan R -348, including
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B -3$3
PROJECT B.1.A - BLACK CREEK (cont'd)
Part of Parts 2 and 5, Plan R -52, Township of North York, County of
York, at the price stated in the Agreement to Purchase, plus adjust-
ments, disbursements and legal fees and further subject to a certific-
ate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands & Forests;
AND FURTHER THAT: The Authority's solicitor be instructed to pay
over the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
PIONEER VILLAGE - Brief re Financial Assistance
A Staff communication was presented, requesting further direction in
the matter of attempting to obtain financial assistance for the de-
velopment of the Pioneer Village.
Res. ;,`443 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The matter of obtaining additional financial assist-
ance for the development of the Pioneer Village be referred to a Sub -
Committee, consisting of Dr. G.R. Lord, Mr. F.A. 'jade, and Mrs.D.Hague,
for immediate action.
Carried Unanimously;
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:55 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
SCHEDULE "A"
REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
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of the
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
to
THE AUTHORITY
The Expropriation Advisory Board, appointed by Authority Resolu-
tion ff9/63 begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount
of compensation which, in its opinion should be payable to:
ELIZA A. STERNE (owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Lot 9 and All of Lot 10, Registered Plan BR -31,
Town of Brampton, County of Peel, containing by admeasure-
ment 5.942 acres, more or less, according to a plan of
survey dated July 18th, 1962, prepared and signed by
Arthur Death 0.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered November 19th, 1962 as No.
45738 and advertised in the Brampton Times & Conservator as
roquired under the Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated February 15th, 1963, in the amount
of $110,000.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the owner through her solicitor Mr. Alan C.
MacRobie, Q.C., 330 Bay Street, Toronto, to appear before them
to present evidence supporting their claim for compensation on
November 28th, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metro-
politan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices
located in Vaughan Township. Mrs. Eliza A. Sterne, the owner,
Mr. Alan C. MacRobie, Q.C., her solicitor, Mr. James Sterne,
son and business manager of the owner and Mr. George A. Lister,
appraisor, appeared before the Board and presented certain
evidence in support of Mrs. Sterne's claim for compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we con-
sider necessary and advisable, do recommend compensation in the
amount of:
NINE THOUSAND, SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS ($9,600.00) plus
interest at the rate of 5% per annum from the date
of expropriation.
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as we believe, in our judgement this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 5.942
acres, more or less, and an old brick stable in very poor
condition.
(2) The subject property is zoned in the following manner:
"R" residential 1.533 acres
"AG" agricultural 4.409 acres
Total 5.942 acres
further, inspection of the Etobicoke Creek floodline map-
ping indicates that only 0.3 acres of land are above the
flood level of Hurricane Hazel.
(3) Evidence before the Board indicates the Council of the
Town of Brampton approved the Planning Board recommendation
not to approve of the rezoning of the subject property to
allow the construction of apartment buildings thereon, by
a vote of seven to one and therefore, the possibility of
rezoning this property appears to be non - existent.
(4) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest and best
use for the table land, zoned "R" residential, would be
its development with a small four family dwelling house.
This development would require filling of a small portion
of the valley lands to accommodate such a building. The
filling of flood plain lands would require a permit from
the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority,
but for the small amount of filling required, it is assumed
that this permit would be forthcoming.
Evidence before the Board indicates the highest and best use
for the land remaining, although capable of being fully serviced
from two sides, because of its vulnerability to flooding,
would be its devotion to some agricultural or other allowed
use in accordance with the "AG" agricultural zoning. The
errection of buildings on flood plain lands is not recommended
and it is doubtful if a building permit would be issued for
buildings allowed under the Agricultural type zoning.
(5)
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(6) The compensation awarded herein fully reflects all of the
benefits to be derived from the ownership of this property,
present or future, as of the date of expropriation.
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a
fair market value for the parcel of land required as described
herein would be $9,600.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible
taking.
Dated at Vaughan Township
(sgd) Clarke Ward] aw
,,:j s 28th day
of November, 1963.
CHAIRMAN, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
(sgd) B. Harper Bull
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
(sgd) C. W. Lavcock
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
of the
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
to
THE AUTHORITY
B -387
The Expropriation Advisory Board, appointed by Authority resolu-
tion #9/63 begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount
of compensation which, in its opinion, should be payable to:
IRVING WEINERT (owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Parts of Lots 3$ and 39, Concession IV, FH., Township of
Etobicoke, County of York, containing by admeasurement
37.465 acres, more or less, according to a plan of survey
dated November 12th, 1962, prepared and signed by Arthur
Death 0.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered February 13th, 1963 as No.
6743 and advertised in the Globe and Mail as required under
the Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated April 25th, 1963, in the amount
of $230,160.00 received by the Authority.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we con-
sider necessary and advisable, do recommend compensation in the
amount of:
FORTY -SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS ($46,000.00)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a partial taking of a property said to contain 100
acres, more or less, and for the purposes of this award,
the Authority's taking of 37.465 acres, more or less, has
been broken up into three portions.
Portion "A" consisting of 0.122 acres, more or less, of
vacant land situate immediately north of the C.N.R. right -
of -way access line and immediately west of the Old Indian
B -3$$ 2 -
Line Road Diversion.
Portion "B" consisting of 6.775 acres, more or less, of
vacant land, being that port of Lot 3$, Concession IV, FH.,
lying west of the Old Indian Line Road Diversion and south
of the C.N.R. right -of -way access line.
Portion "C" consisting of 30.56$ acres, more or less, and
the farm building complex located thereon, being that portion
of the Authority's taking in Lot 3$, Concession IV, FH.,
lying east of the Old Indian Line Road Diversion.
(2) The subject property is zoned in the following manner:
Portion "A" - "G" Green Belt
Portion "B" - "G" Green Belt
Portion "C" - 29.$80 Acres - "G" Green Belt
- 0.6$8 Acres - "IC2" Industrial
(3)
(4)
Evidence before the Board indicates the highest and best
use for the lands zoned "G" Green Belt would be its
devotion to some green belt use in accordance with the
regulations governing this zoning classification in the
zoning by -law for the Township of Etobicoke.
Evidence before the Board indicates the highest and best
use for the small area of "IC2" lands in Portion "C" would
have been the incorporation of same into the larger area of
"IC2" lands remaining and the development for some industrial
use had they not been expropriated.
(5) Evidence before the Board indicates the farm building complex
while providing an income from rental of same, is at best a
caretaker operation, capable of producing revenue for a
limited period. Therefore, the income has been capitalized
over a period of ten years and the value of this capital-
ization has been reflected in the compensation awarded.
(6) The compensation awarded herein fully reflects all of the
benefits to be derived from the ownership of this property,
present or future, as of the date of expropriation.
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Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a
fair market value for the parcel of land required as described
herein would be $46,000.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible
taking.
Dated at Vaughan Township
this 28th day
of November, 1963.
(sgd) Clarke Wardlaw
CHAIRMAN, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
(sgd) B. Harper Bull
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
(sgd) C. W. Lavcock
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
B -390 REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
of the
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
to
THE AUTHORITY
The Expropriation Advisory Board, appointed by Authority resolu-
tion #9/63 begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount
of compensation which, in its opinion, should be payable to:
FAYE TANENBAUM (owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Lots 39 and 40, Concession IV, FH., Township of
Etobicoke, County of York, being designated as Parts 1,
2, 3 and 4, on Plan R -1321, containing by admeasurement
15.274 acres, more or less, according to a plan of survey
prepared and signed by Arthur Death 0.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered March 14th, 1963 as No. B- 100266
and advertised in the Globe and Mail as required under the
Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated May 17th, 1963 in the amount of
$125,000.00 received by the Authority.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we con-
sider necessary and advisable, do recommend compensation in the
amount of:
TWENTY -THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($23,000.00)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a partial taking of a property said to contain
124.710 acres, more or less, and for the purposes of this
award, the Authority's taking of 15.274 acres, more or
less, has been broken up into two portions.
Portion "A" consisting of 12.093 acres, more or less, and
the farm building complex located thereon, being that
portion of the Authority's taking in Lots 39 and 40, lying
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immediately north of the C.N.R. right -of -way access line.
Portion "B" consisting of 3.1$1 acres, more or less, of
vacant land, being that portion of Lot 39, lying immediately
south of the C.N.R. right -of -way access line.
(2) The subject property is zoned in the following manner:
Portion "A" - "G" Green Belt - 11.242 Acres
► ►A10" Agricultural - 0.851 Acres
Portion "B" - "G" Green Belt - 2.5$1 Acres
"IC2" Industrial - 0.600 Acres
(3) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest and best
use for the lands zoned ►►G ►► Green Belt would be its
devotion to some green belt use in accordance with the
regulations governing this zoning classification in the
zoning by -law for the Township of Etobicoke.
(4) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest and best
use for the small area of "A10" Agricultural would be its
later rezoning to a higher and better use as "A10"
Agricultural zoning is regarded as a holding classification.
The potential of this land has been fully reflected in the
compensation awarded herein.
(5) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest and best
use for the small area of "IC2" lands in Portion "B" would have
been the incorporation of same into the larger area of "IC2"
lands remaining and the development for some industrial use
had they not been expropriated.
(6) Evidence before the Board indicates the farm building complex
while providing an income from rental of same, is at best a
caretaker operation, capable of producing revenue for a
limited period. Therefore, the income has been capitalized
over a period of ten years and the value of this capital-
ization has been reflected in the compensation awarded.
(7) Evidence before the Board indicates that the lands remaining
north of the C.N.R. right -of -way access line, due to the re-
location of the Indian Line Road by the Authority, still have
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adequate access to same.
(8) Evidence before the Board indicates the lands remaining
south of the C.N.R. right -of -way access lira, due to the
relocation of the Indian Line Road by the Authority, now
enjoy increased frontage of 438.34 feet, although it will
be necessary to construct a ramp or entrance to gain access
to same. The original frontage on the Indian Line Road
consisted of only 23.88 feet which was not sufficient to
provide a road allowance and would at best provide access
by one driveway or farm lane. It would also have been
necessary to conrt.ruct an earth ramp or entrance to enjoy
+'hie limited access,
(9) The compensation awarded herein fully reflects all of the
benefits to be derived from the ownership of this property,
present or future, as of the date of expropriation.
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a
fair market value for the parcel of land required as described
herein would be $23,000.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible
taking.
Dated at Vaughan Township (sgd) Clarke Wardlaw
this 28th day
of November, 1963.
CHAIRMAN, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
(sgd) B. Harper Bull
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
(sgd) C. W. Laycock
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
of the
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
to
THE AUTHORITY
B -393
The Expropriation Advisory Board, appointed by Authority resolu-
tion #9/63 begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount
of compensation which, in its opinion, should be payable to:
EDMUND PEACHEY LIMITED (owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Lot 37, Concession IV, FH., Township of Etobicoke,
County of York, containing by admeasurement 31.075 acres,
more or less, according to a plan of survey prepared and
signed by Arthur Death 0.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered February 13th, 1963 as No.
6743 and advertised in the Globe and Mail as required under
the Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated April 10th, 1963 in the amount of
$110,000.00 received by the Authority. By letter dated April
17th, 1963, the Authority was advised that a claim should have
been included for the implement shed which was demolished and
we were requested to increase their claim for compensation by
the amount of $1,000.00. Total claim for compensation $111,000.00.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we con-
sider necessary and advisable, do recommend compensation in the
amount of:
THIRTY -NINE THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($39,300.00)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a partial taking of a property said to contain 9$
acres, more or less. The only improvements situate on the
Authority?s taking is a frame implement shed.
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(2) The Authority's taking of the subject property is zoned in
the following manner:
"G" Green Belt - 27.525 Acres
"IC2" Industrial - 0.550 Acres
"A10" Agricultural - 3.000 Acres
Total 31.075 Acres
(3)
(4)
(r�
Evidence before the Board indicates the highest and best use
for the lands zoned "G" Green Belt would be its devotion to
some green belt use in accordance with the regulations
governing this zoning classification in the zoning by -law
for the Township of Etobicoke,
Evidence before the Board indicates the highest and best use
for the small area of "IC2" lands would have been the in-
corporation of same into the larger area of "IC2" lands
remaining and the development for some industrial use had
they not been expropriated.
:Evidence before the Board indicates the highest and best use
for the lands zoned "Al0" Agricultural would be their ultimate
development as residential lands.
(6) The implement shed located on the Authority's taking has been
assigned a replacement value and has been depreciated in
accordance with the condition of same. The value of this
shed has been fully reflected in the compensation awarded.
Evidence before the Board indicates the lands remaining,
due to the relocation of the Indian Line Road by the Auth-
ority, still have adequate access to same.
(8) The compensation awarded herein fully reflects all of the
benefits to be derived from the ownership of this property,
present and future, as of the date of expropriation.
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a
fair market value for the parcel of land required as described
herein would be $39,300.00,
;7)
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible
taking.
Dated at Vaughan T
this 28th day
of November, 1963.
ownship
(sgd) Clarke Ward ow
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CHAIRMAN, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
(sgd) B. Harper Bull
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
(sgd) C. W. Laycock
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
Metropolitan aronto artd Region
Con�eruation �uthorit�
INUTES
B -396
Executive Committee Meeting Tuesday- December -31 -1963 #22/63
The Executive Committee met at the Board Room, Mill Street, on Tues-
day, December 31st, 1963, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT `JERE :
Chairman
Members
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Asst. Dir. of Operations
Property Administrator
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Mrs. F. Gell
Mrs. D. Hague
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. Nesbitt
C.R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
E.F. Sutter
W.E. Jones
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 21/63 were presented.
Res. J444 Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting No. 21/63 be adopted as
presented.
ACCOUNTS
The accounts were presented.
Res. ;,'445
Moved by: Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
Carried Unanimously;
RESOLVED THAT: The accounts, in the sum total of $925,195.00 be ap-
proved, and appended as Schedule of these Minutes;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The accounts .n the supplementary
Year -end List, appended as Schedule 'A -P be approved.
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT #3/63 - FLOOD CONTROL & ;DATER CONSERVATION ADVISORY BOARD
Report ;;'3/63 of the Flood Control and li'ater Conservation Advisory
Board was presented.
Res. „446 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: Report 0/63 of the Flood Control and Water Conservat-
ion Advisory Board be received, and that the recommendations contained
therein be dealt with by individual resolutions.
Carried Unanimously;
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"A STUDY OF MIMICO CREEK WATERSHED'.
Res. #447
RESOLVED THAT:
Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
1. The preliminary engineering report, ''A Study of the Mimico Creek
Watershed'', as prepared by H.G. Acres and Company Limited, be
approved in principle, and that the following action be taken in
this regard:
(a) Copies of this report be forwarded to the Conservation
Authorities Branch, Ontario Department of Lands and
Forests for approval;
(b) Copies of this report be made available to the Munic-
ipalities of Toronto Township and Metropolitan Toronto
for their consideration;
(c) With regard to the specific recommendations contained
in this report, the following policy be adopted:
i) The hydrology be reviewed in detail for individual
projects as they are undertaken, in order to take ad-
vantage of additional data which will become available;
ii) The staff be instructed to strictly enforce any and all
Authority Regulations relating to the dumping of fill
or erection of structures within estimated flood lines
as shown on Plates 11 to 24;
iii) Before local channel improvement works are undertaken
in the Queensway area, that further study be given the
economic feasibility or the desirability of acquiring
the lands and removing the buildings considered to be
flood vulnerable;
iv) Before channel improvement works are undertaken in the
vicinity of Dundas Street, the Consultant be requested
to advise the Authority whether or not some alternative
structure might be employed which, while adequate,
would be less costly;
v) The channel improvement works for the Royal York Road
area and the Village of Malton be undertaken as re-
commended;
vi) The recommended channel improvement in the Disco Road
area, while necessary, be considered to have a low
priority;
vii) Flood control by means of reservoir for the Mimico
Creek Watershed be ruled out as economically unfeasible;
viii) No further consideration be given to the suggested
diversion of the flow from the Humber River;
(d) A program of flood control for the Mimico Creek Water-
shed be undertaken on the basis of the findings of the
Acres Study, as funds can be made available.
Voting ''nay'. - Mrs. F. Gell Carried;
"PROPOSED PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING STUDY OF THE ETOBICOKE CREEK
WATERSHED'.
Res. `44$ Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: V. Vignale
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RESOLVED THAT:
2. A proposal be invited from the firm of M.M. Dillon and Company
Limited for an overall preliminary Engineering Study of the
Etobicoke Creek Watershed for flood control and water conservat-
ion purposes; the general terms of reference for such a study
to be similar to those of the Acres Study of the Mimico Creek.
Specific terms of reference to include:
(a) a re- appraisal of the Snelgrove site for flood control
purposes only;
(b) a closer examination of the Elm Bank site;
(c) examination of other potential retardation storage
sites;
(d) a study of necessary channel improvements and tank
stab_lizatioo works from Burnhamthorpe Road to Lake
Ontario;
(e) an examination of possible means of increasing summer
flow as ecommended by the Ontario 'later Resources
Commission in their' study of Peel County;
The P-'ovince be request:; to make a grant of 75% of the cost of
this Enci?!eer- g
Carried;
,.PROPOSED AMENDED REGULATIONS CONCERNING FILL',
R
s, a49 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:
3. Recommendation No. 3 of Report 0/63 of the Flood Control and
'later Conservation Advisory Board be held over until the
schedule of maps to accompany it are available.
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT #1/63 - ETOBICOKE- MI_MICO ADVISORY BOARD
Report ,11/63 of the Etobicoke - Mimico Advisory Board was presented.
Res. #450
Moved by: V. Vignale
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: Report ;,=1/63 of the Etobicoke - Mimico Advisory Board
be received, and the ecorriendations contained therein and set forth
herein be adopted:
1. The recommendations of the Flood Control and Water Conservation
Advisory Board, an connection with the Mimico Creek Watershed
Study, carried out by H.G. Acres & Co., be adopted by the
Authority.
2. The recommendations of the Flood Control and Water Conservation
Advisory Board, in connection with the Snelgrove Dam and Reservoir,
and the overall Etobicoke Watershed, be adopted by the Authority.
Carried Unanimously;
BRIEF TO THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON METROPOLITAN TORONTO
A draft brief to the Royal Commission on Metropolitan Toronto was
presented and considered in detail.
Res. ,451 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
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RESOLVED THAT: The Brief, appended as Schedule "Bu of these Minutes,
to the Royal Commission on Metropolitan Toronto, be approved and
presented by a Committee of this Executive, to the said Royal Com-
•, mission.
Carried
Voting "Nay" - Mr. C. Sauriol
CONFEDERATION CENTENNIAL PROGRAMME
A communication from the Secretary of the Centennial Advisory Com-
mittee was presented and discussed in some detail.
Res. #452
Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: Mrs. J.A. Gardner be added to the Sub- Committee ap-
pointed to seek financial assistance for the development of the
Pioneer Village as a Centennial Project.
Carried Unanimously;
SOUTH -WEST CORNER OF JANE STREET AND STEELES AVENUE, TOWNSHIP OF
NORTH YORK
Res. #453 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: Mrs. F. Gell
RESOLVED THAT: This Authority approve in principle the proposed use
of lands in The Township of North York at the south -west corner of
Jane Street and Steeles Avenue, as outlined in staff communication
dated December 17, 1963, and approved by the North York -York Univers-
ity Liaison Committee, subject to plans, and a model of the plans,
and a definition of the term Upublic use", used in the said proposal.
Carried Unanimously;
WILLOWDALE DAM AND RESERVOIR - MORROW PARK LAND
A communication from the Sisters of St. Joseph, Morrow Park, Willow -
dale, Ontario, was presented, and discussed at some length.
Res. x`454
Moved by: Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: Negotiations be continued concerning the Morrow Park
lands, on the basis of information received at this Meeting.
Carried;
REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE USE OF CONSERVATION AREAS
A staff communication was presented, suggesting that the use of all
types of Snow - Mobiles be controlled.
Res 4�455
Moved by: Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The regulations concerning the use of Conservation
,Areas be amended as follows, by adding:
Section 17 - ii (e) "operate a motorized
propelled unit in the class of Snow - Mobiles,
motorized Toboggans, etc., in any Conservation
Area, except under permit issued by the
Secretary - Treasurer."
ALBION HILLS•SCHOOL - FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
Res. i;!456
Moved by: V. Vignale
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
Carried;
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RESOLVED THAT: The quotation of Dyer & Miller Bros., Ltd., for the
supply and installaticn of a fire protection system for the kitchen
area of Albion Hills School be accepted; it being the lowest proper
quotation received.
Carried Unanimously;
BOYD CONSERVATION AREA - SOUTH END WORKSHOP HEATING
Res. 0457 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The contract for the supply and installation of a
heating unit for the Boyd South End Workshop be awarded to Frank
Prothero for the sum of $1790.00; this being the lowest quotation
received.
Carried Unanimously;
MIMICO VALLEY LANDS - RICHVIEW SIDE ROAD AREA
A communication, signed by a number of residents in the Richview area
of the Mimico Creek, was presented, requesting certain action on the
part of the Authority.
Res. #458
Moved by: Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The staff be authorized and directed to advise the
ratepayers in the Richview area of the Mimico Creek, as follows:
That the Authority will enforce the fill regulations ap-
plicable to this property;
That the valley portion of this property is included in
our master plan for acquisition of flood plain and valley
lands and will be acquired as soon as funds are available;
That the staff will investigate means of protecting the
said area, and request the Township of Etobicoke to transfer
to the Authority, Township owned lands.
METHANE GAS AND SANITARY LAND FILL SITES
Res. A59
Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The staff report regarding methane gas and sanitary
land fill sites be received.
Carried Unanimously;
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT B.1.A. - BLACK CREEK - Property: D.G. & M.B. Brain
Res . J1460
Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Authority grant to D.G. and M.B. Brain, in fee
simple, for the consideration of $627.22, a parcel of land 10 ft. in
width and averaging 190 ft. in length, being more particularly de-
scribed as Part of Block 'Ct, Plan M -413, including part of Part 3,
Plan R -1057, Township of North York, County of York, containing
0.044-acres, more or less, and being designated as Part 1 on Plan
R -17$4, subject to the approval of the Minister of Lands & Forests;
AND FURTHER THAT: The Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to sign any necessary documents to give effect thereto.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.6.A. - ETOBICOKE CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - Property: Eliza
A. Sterne
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Res. #461 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: Part payment of compensation in the amount of
$6,000.00, in the matter of certain lands expropriated from Eliza A.
Sterne be paid over to whomever the Authority's solicitor finds
entitled to receive same. Said lands being Part of Lot 9 and All of
Lot 10, Registered Plan BR -31, Town of Brampton, County of Peel, con-
taining 5.942 acres, more or less, and certain improvements contained
thereon, and are more particularly described in expropriation plan;
45738.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT B.1. - BLACK CREEK - Easement: Corp. of the Twp. of York
Res. ,',1462 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Corporation of the Township of York be granted an
easement for the purpose of installing a storm sewer to be located on
Authority owned lands acquired from the Corporation of the Township
of York, being legally described as Part of Lot 38, Concession III,
F.B., Township of York, County of York, subject to the following
terms and conditions:
(1) The easement be granted to the Corporation of the Township
of York for a nominal consideration of $1.00;
(2) The Corporation of the Township of York will be required to
agree that the Authority's lands will be restored to their
original condition to the satisfaction of the Municipality
of Metropolitan Toronto Parks Department;
The proposed outfall structure must be approved by the
Authority's technical staff;
(3)
(4)
The Corporation of the Township of York to pay all legal
and survey costs;
AND FURTHER THAT: The Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to sign any necessary documents to give effect thereto.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.9.A. - DON RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - Easement: Municipality
of Metropolitan Toronto
Res. r463 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Corporation of the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto be granted an easement for the purpose of installing a sanit-
ary trunk sewer on Authority owned lands acquired from Thorncliffe
Park Limited, being legally described as Part of Blocks & "BB",
Plan M -?36, Town of Leaside and Part of Lots 7, 8 & 9, Concession III,
FB., Township of North York and Part of Lot 9, Concession III, FB.,
Town of Leaside, all being in the County of York, subject to the
following terms and conditions:
(1) The easement be granted to the Corporation of the Munici-
pality of Metropolitan Toronto for the nominal consideration
of $2.00;
(2) The Corporation of the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto
will be required to agree that the Authority's lands will
be restored to their original condition to the satisfaction
of the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Parks Departments
(3) That where the alignment of the river bed has been altered,
bank protection works be constructed to prevent erosion;
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(4) That where breathers and manholes are to be installed,
grades around such installations be not more.than a
3:1 slope;
(5) The Corporation of the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto to pay all legal and survey costs involved;
AND FURTHER THAT: The Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer be
authorized to sign any necessary documents to give effect
thereto.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.9.A. - DON RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - Property: E.M. Baker
Res. #464 Moved by: Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of
Expropriation Plan No. 6985, on the E.M. Baker property, being Part
of Lot 9, Concession I, EYS., Township of North York, County of York,
containing 0.004 acres, mere or less, of vacant land, at the price
stated in the Agreement, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal
fees and further subject to a certificate of inspection being issued
by the Minister of Lands and Forests;
AND FURTHER TI-IAT: The Authority's solicitor be instructed to pay
over the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT B.1.A. - BLACK CREEK - Property: Metropolitan Toronto
Res. ,/465 Moved 'uy: V. Vignale
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 1.199 acres, more or less, of vacant land, from Metro-
politan Toronto Housing Company Limited, being Part of Block UAO•, Re-
gistered Plan 3732, Township of North York, County of York, subject
to an easement in perpetuity being conveyed to the Metropolitan
Toronto Housing Company Limited, over a 50 foot strip on either side
of the channel, at the price stated in the Agreement to Purchase,
plus adjustments, disbursement and legal fees and further subject to
a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands
and Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F .11. A . - WCODBRIDGE LEASE
Res. r466
Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: Subject to the approval of the Lieutenant- Governor-
In- Council, and the Cou•_cil of the Municipality of the Village of
Woodbridge, the Authority lease to The Board of Trade of Metropolitan
Toronto 24.231 acres of vacant land, as shown on a plan of survey
prepared by W.N. Wildman, land surveyors, dated November 28th, 1963,
said lease to be prepared on the following basis:
(1) Annual rental to be at the rate of 6% of $19,384.80, which
is considered to be a fair valuation of the lands to be
demised, based on a rate of $800 per acre;
(2) The term of the lease to be 25 years commencing January 1st,
1964, with rental to be payable monthly commencing on the
first day of January, 1964, at the rate of $96.92 per month
during the term of the lease and provision to be made for
renewal for one further term of 25 years. The rental on
renewal to be as mutually agreed upon or, failing agreement,
as determined by the Senior County Court, Judge of the County
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of York or by a Judge as appointed by the Senior Judge, in writing,
upon notice to each of the parties to the lease.
In determining the value of the property at the expiry date, no
consideration is to be given to any improvements on the land.
In the event the lease is terminated at any time, it shall be the
responsibility of the lessee, within a period of six months after
such termination, to remove all buildings or improvements which
it may have erected. If such buildings or improvements have not
been removed within the said six month period, the same shall
become the property of the lessor without payment of compensation.
(3) The lessee is to pay all taxes and charges.
(4) The land leased is to be used for golf club purposes only and no
improvements are to be constructed on the leased land without
first receiving permission from the Authority, in writing.
(5) The lease is to retain for the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Con-
servation Authority the right to enter upon the leased land for
the purpose of maintaining the Humber River Channel, which travers-
es the demised premises, and the existing improvements and for the
purposes of constructing and maintaining any additional improvement
to the Humber River Channel.
(6) The lease is to retain for the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Con-
servation Authority the right to grant unto the Village of Wood-
bridge, the Township of Vaughan and the Toronto and Yorks Road
Commission any easements which may be required for the purposes of
laying down water or sewer lines, or for any other purposes, as
well as granting land in fee simple for the purposes of widening
streets or roads.
(7) In the event of flooding, the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Con-
servation Authority is to assume no responsibility for any damages
to any part of the golf course development.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The Authority's Solicitor be direct-
ed to prepare a lease mutually acceptable, using the above as a basis,
and to include any other terms and conditions as are considered neces-
sary in the interest of the Authority.
AND FURTHER that the Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
execute the necessary documents to give effect thereto.
Carried Unanimously;
HEART LAKE CONSERVATION AREA - FLOOD LIGHTING
Res. #467
Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The quotation of Zenith Electric Supply Limited for
the supply of flood lighting equipment for the Heart Lake Conservation
Area be accepted; it being the lowest quotation received.
Carried Unanimously;
NORTHEAST MUSEUMS CONFERENCE - 1964
Res. #46$ Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Authority provide a Picnic Lunch at the Pioneer
Village on the occasion of the visit of the Northeast Museums Con-
ference, October, 1964.
SCHEME C.A. 23 - ALBION HILLS EXTENSION
Res. #469 Moved by: Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
Carried Unanimously;
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RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
settlement of compensation arising by virtue of the registration of
the Expropriation Plan 20$92 on the James F. Cormier property, being
part of Lot 22, Concession VI, Township of Albion, County of Peel,
containing 0.229acres, more or less, and certain improvements contain-
ed thereon, at the price stated in the agreement dated December 30th,
1963, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees.
AND FURTHER THAT: The Authority's solicitor be instructed to pay over
the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.8.A. - HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN - Property: Highland Grove
Res. 470 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: Provided there is no appeal, the Secretary- Treasurer
be authorized and directed to take whatever action necessary to settle
compensation in accordance with the Ontario Municipal Board's decision
dated December 19th, 1963, in the matter of certain lands expropriated
from Highland Grove Developments Limited and Harry Ungerman by this
Authority. Said lands being the whole of Lots 25 and 26 and parts of
Lots 27 to 32 inclusive, Registered Plan 2388, said to contain 36.027
acres, more or less, and being situate in the Township of North York.
The Board's award is $51,000 with interest at 5% per annum from the
ninth day of May, 1962, until the date of completing the transaction
(January 9th, 1964). In addition the claimants were awarded their
costs on a party and party basis on the Supreme Court Scale to be
taxed by the Senior Taxing Officer at Toronto. The Authority is to re-
imburse the Board for the cost of reporting the proceedings ($120.00).
AND FURTHER THAT: The Authority's solicitor and special counsel fees,
as well as disbursements and other costs, be paid.
Carried Unanimously;
NORTH-EAST FISH AND WILDLIFE CONFERENCE
Res. #471
Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: M.G. Johnson be authorized to attend the North -East
Fish and Wildlife Conference at Hartford, Conn., January 20 -22, 1964,
and that his expenses be paid.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.9.A. - DON RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - Property: Forbes Estate
Res. #472 Moved by:
Seconded by:
C. Sauriol
V. Vignale
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
settlement of compensation arising by virtue of the registration of
Expropriation Plan No. 6003 on the Toronto Industrial Leaseholds
Limited property, being Part of Lots 9 and 10, Concession III, F.B.,
Township of North York and Parts of Lot 10, Concession III, F.B., Town
of Leaside, County of York, containing 80.954 acres, more or less, and
certain improvements contained thereon, at the price stated in the
Agreement dated December 27, 1963, plus adjustments, disbursements and
legal fees (realty taxes to be adjusted as of date of expropriation)
and further subject to a certificate of inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests.
AND FURTHER THAT: The Authority's solicitor be instructed to pay over
the funds to whomever he finds entitled to receive same.
Carried Unanimously;
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BOYD CONSERVATION AREA LAND
Res. 473 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to acquire the
remaining property in the Boyd Conservation Area, presently owned by
the Estate of the late Dr. Edmund Boyd.
Carried Unanimously;
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:30 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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.SCHEDULE A
1x'27 - Options on and not yet . urchased.
June H. Beardmore & estate of T. Beardmore - option to purchase lots
1,2,3, r'Iono Twp. 100.00
Al2 - Ctaff Travel Expenses & l:ileage.
Brian Halstead - travel expenses October 1963 30.80
E. W. Hultay - travel expenses October 1963 70.30
J. Borland - travel expenses re ?+isconsin & tiichigan - Stream
I Trovements . ro jects 88.10
J. !.,anew - travel expenses - October 1963 38.50
J. Borland - travel expenses October 1963 116.40
P. Flood - travel expenses October 1963 81.70
W. A. 1cLoan - travel expenses October 1963 63.40
D. J, Thornton - travel expenses October 1963 86.50
C. B. Thomp• on - travel a xpenses October 1963 37.80
E. F. Sutter - travel expenses October 1963 65.95
J. HDrton - travel expenses October 1963 36.60
Bruce Fir - travel expenses Ut;tober 1963 15.80
G, C. Johnson - travel expenses - October 1963 59.20
'J. E. Jones - travel expenses October 1963 136.95
rargaret iMhitley - travel expenses October 1 63 37.60
A/ Colucci - travel expenses October 1963 70.40
R_ uv. O'Brien - travel expenses October 1963 24.70
K. 1. Strasser - travel expenses October 1963 115.80
M. G. Johnson - travel expenses October 1963 68.10
T. E. Barber - travel expenses October 19 u3 70.00
F. L. Lunn - travel expenses October 1963 81.55
J. H. H 'rton - travel expenses October 190 45.90
A21 - Office Zquipment
Underwood Limited - . nultisumma -22 .multiplier, 1 Forum Electric
typewriter 806.49
Grand & Toy Limited - 4 drawer legal filing cabinet 110.26
_itney Eowes of Canada Ltd - 1 letter opener 66.95
A22 - Tools & . au opment .
Builders & Tool Supplies Ltd - 2 levels
Egan Brothers - stapler & caliper
27.24
18.17
A31 - Uniforms & Equipment.
Cluett, Peabody & Co. - shirts 12.45
Hudson sportswear Hdg. Co. Ltd. - nyloh parkas 173.81
Hudson Sportswear .i -g. Co. Ltd. - hydro parkas 373.37
A32 - Fostaae.
Receiver General for Canada - postabe stamps 50.00
A33 - Stationery & Office Supplies.
Dictating Supply Centre - paper, activator, stabilizer 70.35
Gestetner - ink 75.40
Gestetner - ink, folde..s & pliofilm 11.43
Underwood Limited - ribbons 11.79
Underwood Limited - clean, oil & ribbon re 17 mill St. 8.55
Curryts Art Store - 1 pad 1.55
H.G.Barlow Co. Ltd. - office supplies 16.19
Gestetner - post cards 2.94
General Binding Corp. brown cardboard 40.12
H.G.Barlow Co. Ltd - office supplies 36.37
Charters Publishing Co. - letterheads 89.18
General Binding Corp. - cardboard 39.30
Dictating Supply Centre - paper for ptIoto machine 128.29
H.G.Barlow Co. Ltd - guides 51.91
B -4.07
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A31 - Stationery & Office Supplies Cont'd.
Margaret fihitley - out of pocket expenses re stationery items
Grand & Toy Limited - carbon paper
:affiliated Factros Corp. - steel plates ac embossing
Underwood Limited - nylon ribbon
Underwood Limited - repairs to typewriter
8.35
4.12
9.52
3.09
21.55
A34 - Technical clans & flaps.
Hunting Survey Corp. Ltd - blue prints 3.72
Hunting Survey Corp. Ltd - blue prints 16.29
Hunting Survey Corp. Ltd - topographic mapping (C1•irville Area) 507.17
A35 - Vehicle ..epair & Operating Cost.
Unionville Motors - repair hoist lever re veh. ;,- 7 15.00
Unionville Motors - repair to veh. irl9 57.75
Fagins Garage - oil, filter, grees:s & bulbs re veh. if 14 8.94
J. Burrow's Garage - tire repair to veh. rr 19 2.27
J. Burrow's Garage - repairs to veh. ;r 9 18.03
J. Burrow's Garage - front end repair to veh. r,` 8 59.88
City Tire gales - tires re veh. w 5 41.20
B.A. Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchaxes October 1963 254.42
Pigott Motors Ltd - lube re veh. sr 19 3.00
Unionville itotors Ltd - repair to veh. y19, install eshaust system
front end & trans. overhaul, tune up. Packwheel bearings 312.97
Imperial Oil Ltd - portion credit card purchases October 1963 135.25
Sanders Service Station - brake job & repack wheel bearings Veh 3 19.55
City Tire Sales - section repair to tire re Veh. Tr 5 7.57
Louis r.uise Service Station - battery re veh. ,r 4 18.54
=:eroway motors Ltd - adjust tap & lighten air cleaner Veh. 71-18 1.65
::eroway Motors Ltd - re sack wheel bearings7, wiper blades, major
tune up re Veh. ;r 8 37.40
:eroway Motors Ltd - motor oil re veh. ;r 8 1.65
_`eroway itotors Ltd - motor oil re veh. 7r 8 1.65
Aeroway Motors 11td - renovd motor & dismantle, replace wrist pins &
bushings re Veh. ;,' 8 55.51
Hawman motor & Electric - exhaust system, wheel alignment, rotate
tires re Veh. ,r 1 35.10
Hawman Motor & Electric - tune up, oil, grease & generator repairs
to Veh. ;r 6 36.92
Hawman tiotors& Electric - tune up, alignment, brake job, repack drive
shaft, headlamp, door re Veh. ;r2 100.05
Hawman iiotor & Electric - wheel alignment & pack wheel bearingz re
Veh. ,, 4 12.50
Hawman Motor & Electric - Voltage £egulator & replace motor , mount
bolts re Veh. w 6 11.97
Hawman uotor & Llectric - replace gas gauge, repair wipers & rebuild
generator re Veh. ,, 6 27.55
Hawman I'iotor & Electric - lube, oil, filter & brake florid re Veh 5 9.88
Art's Welding - weld muffler re Veh e6 3.00
Art's fielding - s welding re Veh. w 20 2.46
hshgrove +elding - install & repair lights on trailer 18.8E
Pigott t:otors - 2 wheels re veh. it 6 17.63
Kerr's Garage Ltd - air cleaner re Veh. sir 18 7.87
1116._:-.._. cl�,inery n.eaui & Operating
rs .
Fagins Garage - valve job re tractor
Fagins Garage - oil
Black & Decker I',fg. Co. - repair to belt sander
Woodbridge FaVmers Co. - grease
1ioodbrid7e Farmers Co. - 1 pr. wheels for wire stretcher
Cdn. Tire Bolton - motor oil
Gordis Marine - repair to chain saw
TiJoodbridge Farmers Co. - motor oil
Chas. Cooper Ltd - plough shares
Crystal Glass & Plastics - re tractor heat house
Humber Automotive Ltd - f --n belt re tractor
McKeown's Service & Supply - s' ark plugs
24.85'
6.27
5.41
' 11.12
8.79
2.65
14.63
5.05
5.30
1.40
4,�a '0
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A36 - t,achinery Repairs & Operating_ Costs Cont'd.
McKeown's Service & Supply - bolts, nuts, washers & oils 14.33
1"icKeown's Service do Supply - shears, bolts & nuts & snap rings 19.22
i"cKeown's Service & Supply - spring muffler & arm 5.17
i_cKeown's Service & Supply - shares 8.97
Mcneown's aervice & Supply - cable do caps 2.46
ficKeown's Service & Supply - condenser, points, plugs & fan belt 14.45
i'icKeown's Service & Supply - condenser, points, plugs & plug wire 14.69
1'icKeown's Service & Supply - filters 10.20
11IcKeown's Service & Supply - filter & nuts 2.17
Crothers Supply - fittings & belt 7.52
Crothers - suction Cap & Fittings 22.00
Hudson Lielding - welding 4.00
mcKeown's Service & supply - clean motor, regaove tar, clean & adjust
carb. Check steering re tractor 15.88
A.41 - Telephone
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Lell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Sell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
857 -1776 October 1963
843 -2494 October 1963
857 -1646 October 1963
594 -0280 October 1963
636 -6058 October 1963
584 -2467 October 1963
584 -2922 October 1963
594 -0227 October 1963
843 -1200 October 1963
633 -9901 October 1963
ZA5 -8253 October 1963 - I"iobile
942 -2070 October 1963
636 -6058 October 1963
649 -2009 October 1963
288 -0671 October 1963
285 -5425 October 1963
1.12 - Light, Heat & '+ater
Twp. of vorth York later Div. - later re 17 Adlls St.9
untario Hydro '.ioodbridgre - hydro re main office
Hydro Electric Comm. of Worth York - hydro re 17 idlls at.
9.11
22.55
11.83
75.24
9.96
5A5
34.79
25.24
9.65
56.08
130.64
22.50
9.26
25.27
42.52
697.7
5.08
101.03
18.12
A43 - Rent
Estelle Investments Ltd - rent re Office space for month Dec. 31 1,800.00
A44 - Office Cleaning & Maintenance.
G. Cochrane - cleaning services for October 1963
Northern Industrial Laundries - ;ab coats for office
doodbridge Hardwate - keys cut
Vioodbridge Hardware - furniture polish
Card. Blc'g. Supplies - plywood & lumbe.
Card. Bldg. Supplies - ten -test ace tile (:;, lumber
Card. Bldg. Supplies - ten -test insulation & lumber
Card. Bldg. Supplies - wood moulding
Vallance, Brown & Co. Ltd - cleaners & wipers
A51 - Taxes - Non Revenue Producing Properties.
Twyp of Adjala -
Twyo of Adjala -
Twyp of Adjala -
Twp . of Toronto
1963 taxes re M. Rowley Properties
1963 taxes re Oliver )roperty
1963 taxes re Ramm property
- 1963 taxes re L,,uder property
2 - Legal & Audit Fees.
300.00
17.60
.$3
1.47
39.55
127.47
55.76
6.92
34.48
•77.77
105.99
333.64
268.00
Roebuck & 'Llkinshaw - professional services re Twp of York Zoning
by -law 250.00
Roebuck & ,dalkinshaw - professional services re flood land with
Metro Toronto 50.00
B -409 - 4
-AV _14E4 & A edit Fees Cont f d.
IMM
?roebuck & Ualkinshaw - professional services re proposed agreement
with the Toronto ••stronomical Society
Roebuck & qalkinshaw - professional services re Court of Revision
appeals against 9 pro erties Tw-,. of Albion
Roebuck & walkinshaw - prefoessional services re assessment appeals
re Thompson property - Toronto Gore
Roebuck & dalkinshaw - professional services re Pickering Twp.
assessment appeals
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
I53 - enera1__xpenses;
Dr. C. D. McLean - professional services re 1.. Hecht, V. Lougheed,
& D. Sheridan 18.00
Toronto Star Limited - ad re stenographer 17.00
The Telegram - ad re stenographer 14.00
D , J/ Taber - reference books 22.$0
University of Toronto - reference book 4.62
1°1cGraw -Hill Co. - reference book 13.18
:o- operative Book Centre of Canada - reference book .59
North York Public Library - rental of film 1.30
The Treasurer of Ontario - 1 copy of Sessional Statutes of0nt.1963 5.00
A.
Reed
Re ld
Reed
Insrac
, Shall & i,ci aught
, Shaw & 1dcNaught
, Shaw oc p.ctvaught
- increasing fire & extended
Flood Control Properties
- increasing fire & extended
Flood Control , roperties
- increasing fire x� extended
Flood C,;ntrol properties
4.7 ,,_Farm P9_0 d r'ctsearPh.
kikenhead Hardware
G,TJ.Berney & bons
4codbridge Farmers
�- -1 scale
- fibreglass screen
Co. - warble fly powder
coverage re
coverage re
coerage re
ar►;?5„_- Farm Pond Subsidies
Imperial Oil Limited - Portion credit card purchases for October
A26 - Farm Tree Ren acetnyent
P. Po:'w •- travel expenses for October 1963
Niagara Brand C. emicals - elm spray
!l$2 Fi_h Rearing
I!on ''/att - fish food
1, ,M.Schneider Ltd - fish food
J.m.Schneider Ltd - fish food
J,M.Schneider Ltd - fish food
J.M.Schneider Ltd - fish food
British Drug Houses - sulphamerazine
Aal - Arias Equipment (picnic tables,
& malachite green
Card. Bldg. aupplies - oak for signs
A103 - Operation Flood :darning System.
Ontario Hydro - Woodbridge - hydro re Pine Grove gauge Aug & Sept. 6.07
Ontario Hydro - ' :aoodbrid e - hydro re Elgin 1:1lls gauge Aug & Sept. 6.07
Ontario Hydro - Woodbridge - hydro re Bolton gauge lug. & Sept. 6.07
Dominion Helicopters Ltd - re services of Helipcopter River Patrol 203.33
Hydro Elec. N. York - ydro re 56 Jomino Ave. 3.00
Ontario Hydro - _arkham - hydro re .arkham Stream Gauge 6.07
Jerboro Public Utilities - hyro re Old Kingston Road. 4.00
fireplaces, toilets etc).
60.63
17.80
30.89
1.20
13.03
7.80
2.40
4.40
255.60
44.50
3.50
37.62
3.50
38.88
14.30
82.14
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A112 - Public Iielaticns Consultant & Lxpenses.
John Grimshaw - travel expenses October & November 1963
Ontario Editorial Bureau -PR consultant services fcr 3 months
Sept. Oct, & Nov. 1963
A111J - Tours & Special Days.
John K. Britton - travel expenses re St. Lawrence Parks Tour
Wm. Robinson - travel expenses re 3t. Lawrence Parks Tour
S. Bontje - travel expenses re St. Lawrence Parks Tour
Glen Dooks - travel expenses re At. Lawrence narks Tour
Henry Burke - travel expenses re St. Lawrence Parks Tour
Elwood J. Parker - travel expenses re St. Lawrence Parks Tour
Albert Colucci - out of pocket expenses re Press - eception
A115 - School rroarams_
Dorothy Duncan - travel expenses re school October 1963
Photographv,, Photographic Supplies & Enravin.
Toronto Camera - film
i _^ak3 Delta Ltd - battery for caiaera
Woodbridge Hardware - extension cord
•Jloir Engraving - screen news ad
A117 - Exhibits,
Card Bldg. Supplies - -egs for peg board
Oard Bldg. Supplies - lumber
Card Bldg. S,pplies - pegs for peg board
A118 Motion Picture Program .
Cdn. Kodak Sales Ltd - processing film
Cinesound Ltd - processing reversal film
Cinesound Ltd - 46 colour releases prints on reels & in cans
A119 - Press Clipping Service
Cdn. Press Clipping Service - services for October
MacLean, Hunter Publishing Co. - directory
A121 Albion H:lls C,mservation Centre.
J. D. malco ,zson - travel expenses for October 1963 125.00
Langdons Coach Lines - bus service wept. a Oct. 1963 215.00
Ont. Hydro 400dbridpe - hydro re school Oct. 1963 146.00
Woodbridge Hardware - display hooks .b9
Classic Chennicels - paper towels, toilet tissue, cleaner & hand soap 51.30
Leggett & S ith iharmacy - fever thereto & dipper bottles
Lgan Brothers - glass cleaner,sprayer. sponge rnops & squeette
Bl;ampton Fuels - domestic fuel oil
The Bolton Ltterprises - adv. re tenders for fuel oil
G.H.Wood & Co. Ltd - brush tube & uphostery tool
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction 40 Development.
B -410
21.00
1,351.66
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
13.00
13.65
46.63
51.50
36.49
36.67
3.64
120.03
2.47
10.22
2.47
20.58
423.60
5,830.33
24.80
12.36
Crane Hardware & .'lectric - brooms, whisks, pails cc dust pans
Woodbridge Farriers Co. - scrapers & cables
Automatic Pumping Equirment - pencil burner & plastic pipe
Fairbank Hardware - locks, bolts cw hinges
Crane 'upnly - pipe & valves -
B.A.Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases fcr October 1963
`JoodbridTe Hardware - log boles
Woodbridge Hardware - line chalk & keys cut
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases fcr Oct. 1963
Drummond peeves Ltd - anchor slot oc felt filler insert
Zenith "lectric Supplies - L ectrical .'iltings & light bulbs
1'Joodbrid e Farriers Co. - lag screws
C:-:rd Bldg. 3upnlies - 2'y insulation
3.07
5.86
57.99
2.10
17.97
18.41
11.4
14.21
84.35
68.01
73.72
1.34
3.48
17.70
10.29
61.12
.99
87.60
B -411 - 6--
C2C - Heart Lake Construction & Aaintenance- C. nt f d,.
Card Blz4g. bupplies Ltd - lumber
Card Bldg. Supplies Ltd - doors & door jambs
Premier Bldg. supplies - brick sand
Premier Bldg. Supplies - gravel
A,B.C. Ready-Mix Ltd. - ready mix concrete
A.B.C. Ready -Mix Ltd. - ready mix concrete
F.rmers :supply & E,.�uipment - files
General Concrete Ltd - Concrete Blocks
Shell I =dustries Ltd - concrete blocks
Hqdson Welding - channel braces
C60 - Albion Hills General Constrtztion & Jevelovment.
Crysler, D =:vis & Jorgenson - engineering services re water source
B.A.Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases October 1963
qestern Bag & Burlap - nursery burlap
Ontario Hxrdro - Woodbridge - F-rtion hydro re workshop & office
2ramnton ruels - portion fuel oil re workshop & office
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for October
qoodbridge F.•rmers Co. - Turf special cc fertilizer
Card Bldg. Supplies - cedar
Card Bldg. Supplies - cement, lumber and back fill Vermic
ricCauley Builders Supplies - cement
C2C _ -- Cold L'reek Construction & Development.
Henry Burke - travel expenses October 1963
Para Paints Limited - paint
F. H. Baxter - lumber & logs
Card Building Supplies Lt. - lumber & nails
Card Building Supplies Ltd.- nails & caulking
CaC - Boyd Construction & Jevdlopment .
•
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge - portion hydro re workshop & office 22.23
Dominion Structural Steel - angle iron plates & rods 66.61
Premier Bldg. Materials Ltd - brick sand & concrete sand 20.98
Zenith Electric Supo1y Ltd - wire 150.15
B.A. Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for October 1963 76.19
Premier Bldg. kiaterials Ltd - brick sand 18.72
Tanhall heproductions - blueprints 12.01
Crane Supply - soil pipes & fittings 35.79
William Juryn - chimney thimble 2.25
//Dorval Copithorn - 3/4" Stone 5$5 2$.00 25
Bolton Electric - to install pipline from road to house and from 1st.
pole to warehouse .
1 +oodbridge Hardware - paint, brushes do pail 25.85
'' ;oodbridge Hardware - turpentine
1.83
Woodbridge Hardware - shellac & screws 1.94
Woodbridge Hardware - 1 level 9.03
Woodbridge Hardware - k masons line w joint 3.83
' lodbridge Hardware - farm wire 3.15
Woodbridge Hardware - caulking & screws 4.12
Woodbrid :e Hardware - lag bolts 4.08
Farrs Farms Service - cutting angle iron 6.00
General Concrete Ltd - concrete blocks 112.12
General Core rete Ltd - concrete blocks 7$.72
General Concrete Ltd - concrete blocks 92.02
General Concrete Ltd. - concrete blocks 90.81
General Concrete Ltd - concrete blocks 101.97
General Concrete Ltd.- concrete blocks 94.76
General Concrete Ltd - cement & sealbond 92.70
General Concrete Lt' - concrete blocks 78.33
General Concrete Ltd - flue tile 25.91
General Concrete Ltd - cement do sealbond 77.25
General Concrete Ltd - concrete brick 76.22
General Concrete Ltd - 2 bags omicron 15.00
Card.Bldg.Supplies - lumber 28.18
Card B1dg.Supnlies - weepers, elbows, belt & foundation coat 42.08
13.$4
21.42
15.81
254.30
192.$2
64.43
5.25
110.19
$3.80
40.98
196.55
50.12
]12.61
9.09
22.88
1963 47.06
7.90
4.12
27.30
3.86
63.00
6.26
105.86
11.60
6.49
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C$C - Loyd Construction & Development Cont'd.
Card Bldg. Supplies Ltd - lumber
Card. Bldg.Supplies Ltd - lumber 20.70
Humber Automotive Ltd - belts 1.87
Crane Supply Ltd sentic tank fittings 10.50
Premier Blgd. Laterials Ltd - sand & gravel 32.54
Card Bldg. Sup-lies Ltd - double hung windows, doors & frames 683.92
Hydro Elec. Power Commiss. of Ontario - inspection fee re workshop 24.94
General Concrete Ltd - rub brick 200.43
General Concrete Ltd. - to fabrication, supply & erection of slabs
per contract (final contract) 2,023.17
General Concrete Ltd - concrete blocks 59.47
General Concrete Ltd - concrete blocks 103.30
General Concrete Ltd - cement & sealbond 77.25
General Concrete Ltd - concrete blocks 110.91
J. C. Gilbert - trenching & tile 50.00
Automatic Pumping F' ti1Fment- pipe fittings 78.94
Armstrong Boor Company - 2 sectional doors & hardware 341.96
Crane Supply Limited - soil pipes 12.73
Hudson gelding - welding extension plates to I beam 6.00
C8G - Boyd General
Ontario Hydro - Woodbridge 10.12
B.A.Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for October 1963 5.38
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for Oct. 1963 25.65
Farrs Farm Service - bale twine 8.35
C13C - Glen Haffv Construction & Development.
Fagins Garage - portion of gas & oil for October 1963 32.79
Dyer, miller Bros Ltd - 78 -10 extinguishers 2 -27 -5 extinguishers 195.29
•oodbridge Farmers Co. - culverts 72.10
Greening petal Products - steel screen 4.12
C1 4C - Greenwood Construction Development.
tdestern Tire & Auto Supply - paint 3.06
B.A. Oil Co. Ltd. - portion credit card purchases for Uctober 64.19
C19C - Claremount Construction & Development.
John Britton'- Travel expenses for October 1963 52.40
Monarch Sand & Gravel - gravel 271.02
E. Darby & Sons - sod & seed 591.49
Compact Ladder Co. Ltd. - folding stairway 34.38
J. Burrows Garage - hose clamps & tail light bulbs 2.87
B.A. Zenith Oil '1ectric Supply Ltd - ground bushings 2.97
Ltd. - portion credit card purchases for October 1963 70.13
Crane Supply Ltd - soil pipe & fitting 70.2$
D.L.Mairs & Sons - bolts & washers 1.18
D.L. Mairs& Sons - misc. hardware 7.11
Uoodbridge Hardware - clips & nails 7.23
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for October 196314.87
Crane Supply Ltd - copper pipe fittings 12.18
Crane Supply Ltd - valves, circulating pump, copper pipe & fittings 264.61
C28C - Black Creek Construction & Development.
Hydro Elec. aorth York - portion hydro re workshop & office 75.00
Para Paints Ltd - paint & brushes 34.24
Brunt ljetal Products - 1 oil furnace 437.26
B.A. Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for October 1963 46.87
Crysler Davis & Jorgenson - consultation, examination & assy of data
re !gill dqm & spillway 225.00
Imperial•Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card p: chases for Oct.1963 38.88
.Jesteel Products - underground fuel & storage tank gauge stick 69.53
Woodbridge Farmers - hammer & pliers 7.26
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber 55.06
B -412
B -413
- 8 -
- C28C - Black Creek Construction & Develo• en Co_t?d
Filter Heating & Supnlies - levelmeter, copper tubing, bushings
flashlight & batteries 64.91
�''J. C. Gilbert - digging hole for oil tank 35.00
C42C - C/A 2$ - Bruce's Mill Construction ec Jeveloprint.
Ontario Hydro l'iarkham - •hydro re workshop & office for Oct. 1963' 21.01
W. Waterer - reimbursement for out -of- pocket expenses $.63
Crysler, Davis & Jorgenson - survey, design, plans & spec. re spillway
bridge & channel improvement 129.27
C51C Woodbridge CJA - Construction a Development .
, tioodbrid; a Farmers - culvert & coupler 69.75
TWfoodbrid e Hardware - bolts 6.52
goo dbridge Farm-rs Co. - gate bolts 5.76
' Card Bldg. ►Supplies Lt - underlay 27.69
C- rd Bldg. Supplies Ltd - cement 19.31
,Card Bldg. Supplies Ltd - lumber 57.68
`, highland Creek Sand & Graved. - sand be gravel 16.33
Hudson '+elding - drilling 2.00
Hudson gelding - making gate hinges, brackets & hasps 14.00
'oodbrid•e Farmers - fencing 47.94
Woodbridge Farmers - lag bolts . 1..65
C'Z2A - CJA., 21 •heart Lake Extension Land (Hunter) .
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re kgrob Invest Prop 11886,40
Wildman & Aho5es - survey, plans w desc. re Hunter Property 1,198.85
14223A - TJC 19 - Black Creek Dam - Land.
Roebuck, Walkinshaw Lc North in Trust - settlement of compensation
re exprooreation of dames property 10,500.00
Wildman & Rhodes - search, acerage, desc. plans re Twp. of North
York, Winston i ark Development Property 420.75
44.5C - 1C 35- Extension to Flood ',gaming System.
Grinnel Company - pipe & fittings re Albion gauge 105.43
Premier bldg. P;aterials - stop re-Albion Stream Gauge 86.53
K. J. Beamish Const - rental of Gradall with oper =tor & fuel 112:5`0
i�'airbank Hardware - black wire ' 26.74
M.L. Baxter Ltd - re rental of compressor 11.59
',4 -rden Lumber Distr. - plywood 37.99
York Steel Const - steel rod 29.24
Card. Bdg. Supplies - lumber & wire 38.38
Grinnel Company - galv. steel pipe & fittings 111.66
h.osco Aetal Products - culvert 137.28
Premier bldg. Materials - sand & gravel 2.28
M. L. Snyder Ltd - waders & hip rubber boots 25•$4
Premier Bldg. •lraterials - 3/4" stone 124.94
Apex Bolt of Canada - ladder rungs 34.30
Rio - RL5 Extension of the Falgrave kirea
Tanhall reproductions - blueprints 2.20
Wildman & ithodes - survey, plans & desc. re Tanrow i;state Property 1828.85
B1A - Black Creek Phase No. 1 - Property.
James F. L,acLeren Ltd - 2nd. acct re driveway replacement at 1537 .
tilson ive. as per agreement to purchase 115.51
Roebuck & '•valkinshaw - fee ,)750.00 Disb 219.20 e exp. from
Browning, Pelmo Realty Garret .alton Prop. 969.20
H.G.Ambrose Consultant - negotiations re exp. re Channelization prop225.80
+ildman & Rhodes - search, amend, 'survey plans & desc. re I•ITRCA prp 319.20
-9-
B1C1 - Black Creek phase it 1 - Construction Contracts.,
i'tcNamara Const. Ltd - Cert 0.4 Final Cert. re Const
B1C2 - Black Creek Phase it]. - Cunstruction "Other ".
Owtrim's ESSO service - gasoline
Crest Hardware - pliers
Crest Hardware - hack saw blades
Crane Hardware & Electric - caulking, brush & oil
A. DiFlorio - rental of backhoe
iviunicipality of F etro Toronto - straw
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp. - farm fence with post & clips
B1G - Black Creek Phase it 1 General.
Crest Hardware p - O.o.T. re purchase pliers
Crest Hardware - O.Q.T. re purchase hacksaw blades
Crane H- rdware do Electric - 0.3.T. re purchase caulking,brush & oil
B2C1 Black Creek Phase ;r2 - Construction Contracts.
Bedford Construction - Cert 7113 re construction (J.F. UlcLaren )
B2C2 - Black Creek Phase _, -2 Construction "Other ".
B -414
45,250.98
Harry W. Potter - travel expenses October 1963
Hydro blect:5ic Comm. of 0. York - partial billing re erecting
& recovery of Poles at Gordon l.cKay Road
B30B1 - Engineering - black Creek Channel.
James F. ivIacLaren Lw,d - 13th acct. re eng. service to Sept.30 /63
re Channel improvement
F1A - Clairville Reservoir Property •
Roebuck,
roebuck,
Roebuck,
icoebuck,
3.38
2.25
1.18
7.49
25.50
50.00
357.08
.07
.04
.23
35,573.89
23.60
124.12
117.05
balkinshaw & North - settlement of compensation re exp.
of T.V. 0' Fara Property 120, 3 96.00
'aalkiashaw c: North - settlementof compensation re exp.
of D. L. O'Hara Property 131,462.50
valkinshaw & North - settlement of compensation re exp.
of Fitssimmons property 15,000.00
valkinshaw & North - Bee ,600.00 Disb. 01.20 re exp.
of Hewson Property 631.20
F1C1 - Clairville Reservoir Construction Contracts.
K. J. Beamish Const Ltd - Cert ir6 (Completion Cert) re const.
Indian Line ad. Diversion
Carter Const - Cert ,;4 re const. Clairville )am
F3A - Bolton Reservoir '2ronerty.
Roebuck & :vdlkinshaw - balance purchase price re Christopher prop 9,990.00
H. Hauswirth - reimbursement of deposit re Christopher Dev. Prop 10.00
.;.E.Whitewood - reimbursement of depoist re C,►rd property 25.00
i,oebuck,Walkinshaw & North - balance oaf purchase price re Card 51,975.00
Roebuck,;4alkinshew & North - full purchase price re hunter Prope 650.00
n. Thompson - demolition & removal of building re idewlands prop 200.00
Roebuck & 'dalki -shave p Fee 4p75.00,Disb 050.66 re Sharpe property 125.66
Roebuck,& Walkinshaw - Fee :50.00,Disb.037.85 re Hall Property 87.85
Roebuck,& 'lalkinshaw - Fee 050.00 Disb.438.82 re Bryant Property 88.82
itoebuck & Walkinshaw - Fee 450.00 Disb.'57.31 re Roberts Property 107.31
Roebuck & valkinshaw - Fee 050.00 Disb. 66.49 re Cole Property 116.49
Roebuck & walkinshaw - Fee 450.00 Disb. 93.21 re Thompson Property 143.21
Roebuck & `ialkinsahw - Fee ; ?60.00 Disb 410742 re Gallagher property 167.42
F6A Lower East Branch Reservoir - Property
9,642.32
60,045.20
Strung Real Estate Ltd - appraisal re Atchison property 889.60
B -415
F7A - Finch Reservoir Property •
E.A.Bexeau & Co. Ltd - partial transcript of evidence at Ont.
itiunicpal Board re Love Property
Roebuck & '4alkinshaw - evidence paid re Overbrook Holding Prop
4ildman do nhodes - to re- establish part of boundary for fencing
at Harryetta Property
Roebuck, 'dalkinshaw & North - full amount of purchase price
re Lovett property
F1OA - Willowdale Reservoir £roperty.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Puhm property
Flll - Tivoodbridae Channelization Property.
ijildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re 11.2.R.C.A. property 439.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Gilman Property 396.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plans & desc. re Village of +oodbridge 369.
Death. McLean & e churchy - dotting & draughting re 'iallace Estate
& Little eroperty 49.
Strung steal Estate - court attendance re Siania Day Liamp arb. 600.
Chambers & ineredith - valuation re Sinia Day Camp 15 properties 1,574.
Wildman & R1-odes - prepare existing plans of survey re Little
Longmore, Burr, Beaton, metro Ed. of T'i•ade ac ,+allace Hole rjst. 133-
Fl1B1 - juoodbrid a Ci:annelizatio n - ineerin_ Contract.
James J. 1•a::Laren Ltd - :(;11 & final account re service
- 10 -
51.
110.
38.
1$0,600.
262.
P2A - Jalne Reservoir - Property
W. S. Gibso, & Sons - 16 expropriation re Laidlaw, Pashley,
& e.,4ckland property
Foebuck & Jalkinshaw - fee 1725.00, Disb 5364.70 re Bertram
28A - fLanber Flood Plain Land - Property.
Roebuck, &Nalkinshaw -Fee 413 5.00, Disb W164.73 re Krywonis prope 299.
Standard House Tirecking - demolition & removal of buildings re
Senior, Anson, Leslie, Brown Collins property 2,(25,(
Standard House nrecking - demolition & removal of buildings re
Krywonis property 475.(
Township.of Etobidoke - 1963 taxes 4 3/4 mos. re Canning prop
Chambers & i'leredith - valuation re Kunin property 1,617.E,
Roebuck,Lalkinshaw & North - balance purchas - price re Hutchinson
Property 14;490.0
W.E.nhitewood - reimbursement of deposit re Hutchinson property 10.E
Roebuck,i.�alkirshaw & North - balance purchase price re Beaham 17,495.E
W.E. hitewood - reimbursement of deposit re Beachem property 5.(
Strung heal Estate - appraisal re hunin property 3,192.1
Twp. of North York - 1963 taxes re i4ilton. do Wagner (nivalda) prop 1,190.1
P9A - Don Flood Plain Land Property.
F.J.Shankland T appraisal re Seelig property
F.J.Shankland .. appraisal re Jeans property
F.J.Shankland .. appraisal re Howard property
F.J.Shankland - appraisal re Heilkkala property
F.J.Shankland - appraisal re Abernathy property
F.J.Shankland = appraisal re '+elsh property
F.J.Shankland - appraisal re Toronto Brick Co. property
PlOA - hiahland Creek Flood -Plain Land - Property.
'i4•_
Hewson
480 (
prop 1,0$9.`
Roebuck & valki. shew - Fee fv1$5.00 Disb
+ ildman & Rhodes - survevv, plans desc.
4ildman & . Rodes - survey, plans & desc.
TTildman & Rhodes -
:ildman & Rhodes -
Wildman & Lthodes -
VIildman & Rhodes -
450.0
450.0
450.0
450.0
450.0
450.0
769.9
plO3.92 re Hellewell prop 2$$.9
re Ont. Hydro pro erty 949,2
re Aozak property 6$2.9
survey, plans & desc. re i)awn rtealty property 1,338,1
survey, - 0.ans do desc. re Trepil Realty pro). 1, 27$05.
survey, plans & desc. re Albert property 530.;.
survey, plans C3„ desc. re Unt .Hydro property $54.0'
P11A Roue Flood
Plain Land - Pronert .
Wildman & Rhodes
Aildman & j.hodes -
4Wildman & rthodes -
Wildman & Rhodes -
amend survey plan to new owner Llmont Const
Lot 7, Plan 276 Pickering Township
survey, plans & desc. re Haviland property
survey, plans & desc. re iurcell property
preparation of property map
P12A - Duffin Flood Plain Land - Property.
Roebuck,& Walkinshaw - Fee • 50.00 Disb.q67.30 re troche property
G2C - rioneer Village - C.,nstruction & Development.
kobt. Dimpson Co. Ltd - ticking
l iurray T•iideman - linck pin running gear
H.G. Patton - maple cup
Mrs. D. Clifford - 18 pictures, 4 chairs, 1 parasol
B.iiapier Simpson Jr. - architect services
Albert Colucci - out of pocket expenses re purchase
Eric Harris - bed cover (antique)
Toronto Cut Stone Supplies - river stone
Eric G. Harris p O.S.T. re bed cover
Stoneacre A...tique shop - 1 antique chippendale mirror
A. Colucci - 3 bar glasses
R.T,.Burrel & son - smock & overalls
house of Falconer - harvest table & sconce
Woodbrid'e Farmerx - nails & caulking
Parker Pettit - rye straw
Guelph Antiques - chest on drawer & currier
Mrs. 1toss S ;,erwin - school bell
i..rs. H. Allan Burnett - cupboard
1\obleton General Store - 1 queen stove
B -416
23.00
1,066.70
1,675.20
591.35
117.30
58.96
25.00
10.00
& 1 shawl 165.00
245.00
of antiques 15.04
40.00
13.50
1.20
103.00
3.86
10.71
60.77
5.05
5.00
70.00
6.18
60.00
9.27
G5 - Albion Hills Cons'rvation Centre.
:ikenhead Hardware - hardware extra for contr ct 50.18
Aikenhead Hardware - keys 4.64
The ,elsh Lumber Co. - draw re contract 7,210.00
The Golden All ..etal deatherstripping Co. 0 caulking & weatherstrip 345.00
The ',elsh Lumber Co. - lumber 6.00
The Welsh Lumber Co. - lumber 5.87
Card Bldg. Supplies - plywood 9.42
Robt. Simpson Co. Ltd - carpet re raips & upper corridors, baskets,
pillows & matts 1,566.53
,209 - N/E General.
:,.eid's Flowers - carnati•ms re i4rs. Gardiner 6.18
Dales aowerland - arrangement re iirs. i.aiser 10.30
'C.N.I.B. - Luncheon re Executive Nov. 6/63 26.78
F. L. Lunn - to reimburse petty cash 44.84
Treasurer of Ontario - Vacation with Pay Stamp Books 22.75
Albert Colucci - out of pocket expenses re press reception 53.90
Ont. Hydro - Woodbridge - hydro re Campbell property (final billing) 1.89
F.L.Lunn - out of pocket expenses re Luncheon meeting with Prov. &
Fed. A.R.D.A. officials 10.90
Ont. Hydro - Woodbridge - hydro final billing re trard property 6.07
Ont. Hydro - i.arkham - hydro final billing re Davis Estate prop. 4.06
Ont. Hydro - iiarkham - hydro final billif:g re Davis Est.prop Lot 33 5.40
Charters Publishing - invitation cards 15.67
Char•terscPublishing - camp & picnic permits 75.46
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - final billi.ig re A. Campbell property .40
C.N.I.B. - refreshements re executive Nov. 20/63 26.78
maple Centre _,estaurent - refreshements re various staff com. rneeting25.16
210 - N/E Taxes on Revenue Producing Properties.
Twp. of Albion - 1963 taxes re hleinberg property 274.12
B -417 - 12 -
213 - N/E Heart Lake Operating & maintenance.
B. A. Oil Co. Ltd = portion credit card purchase Oct. 1963 24.5
Ont. Hydro Brampton - hydro re bath house 19.0
Armstrong Bros Co. Ltd - salt treated sand 25.9
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for Oct. 1963 5.9
G.H.Wood & Co. Ltd - brooms, clesiners & deodorizers 51.0
214 - N/E Glen Haffv Operating & maintenance.
Fagins Garage - portion gas & oil fro October 1963 10.9
DeForest Brothers - ledgerock 17.0
The Woodbridge Advertiser - Christmas Tree Ad 1.5
Emerson Proctor - travel expenses for October 1963 10.4
The Times & Conservator - ¢ Christmas Tree ad 2.9
The Stouffville Tribune - Christmas Tree ad 2.0
iighland Creek Sand & Gravel - treated sand 23.2
215 - i1E Albion Hills Operating„& maintenance.
Palgrave General 'tore - raid & salt
Automatic Pumping Equipment - air volume control & pipe
Ginson Garage - oil, cleaner & javex
E.A.Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for
Ont. Hydro - Woodbridge - portion hydro re workshop
Brampton fuels - portion fuel oil re workshop
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd - porti-m credit card purchases
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel - treated sand
Automatic Submersible l.otors - repair Hoover
Automatic Submersible Motors - repair piston
216 - NjE Boyd Operating & i-aaintenance.
Ont. Hydro :Joodbridge - hydro re washroom
Ont, Hydro Woodbridge - portion hydro re workshop & office
rnt. Hydro doodbridge - hydro re conf. starxi
Woodbrid e Farmers Co. - clean & service burner
B.A,Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel - treated sand
218- - N/E Greenwood Operating & Maintenance.
Arthur i'iitchell Ltd - nozzel, filter & oil
Graham Hardware - batteries
B,A.Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for Oct. 1963
'.rthur Carlton'- trash barrels
Highland Creek and & Gravel - treated sand
plug
Oct. 1963
& office
for Oct.1963
motor
pump motor
IIm.Robinson house
for Oct. 1963
220 -__A/E - Black Creek Operating & lviaintenance.
Ellis Hambleton - travel Expenses re Pioneer Day
Hydro Electric North York - portion hydro re workshop & office
Eatons of Canada - piano rental re festival
Braggs Pharmacy - vetinary medicine
T. Roodzant - out of pocket expenses re buttermilk
T. loodzant - travel expenses Sept. & Oct. 1963
H. Lund - Travel expenses for Sept. & Oct. 1963
Garry A. Evans & Son - top soil & manure
Woodbridge Farmers - wire, nails & staples
Woodbridge Farmers - animal feed
B.A.Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for Oct. 1963
Superior Propane Limited - pro0ane gas
Malabar Limited - costume rental re press reception
1 °ialabar Limited - costume rental re press reception
Woodbridge Hardware . seal beam & lumber crayon
Woodbridge Hardware - drills & sandpaper
Geo. A. Miller - hen pheasant re press reception
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for Oct.1963
The Etobicoke Advertiser Guardian - display ad re Festival
Geo. 14. I'Iil]er - hen pheasants ra press reception
alabar Limited - constume rental re press reception
6.2
4.6
8.6
16.7
3.0
7.6
15.
24.2
16.4
10.3
12.1
7.4
11.4-
5.7
25.3
22.7
5.1'
21.3
21.2
2.0(
24.9=
41.2(
11.7;
4.0(
27.5(
3.8(
60.0(
14.2;
56.91
15.6;
15.0(
123.6(
61.8(
3.8(
2.$1
108.7:
12.9:
26.8
47.5(
6.1t
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'220 - N/E Black Creek Operating & Aaintenance Cont'd.
A. Colucci - refreshements re press reception
Chair -Man Mills - chairs for press reception
Arnold-Nasco Ltd - ox balls
Geo. Dyce 8 out of pocket expenses re ice c?bes for press
J.I.Holcomb ifg. Co. Ltd - cleaner
j'cKeown's Service & Supply - rental of manure spreader
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel - treated sand
C.N.I.B. - re spec. press dinner
Frank 0. Reeves & Son - flowers for press dinner
Hudon's melding - welding re threshing machine
;221 - Humber Trails - Operating & Maintenance.
Woodbridpe Hardware - bolts & washers
Peter Hunt - maintenance re area - Aug 15 to Oct.31/
1-222 - N E Claremont Operating & Maintenancgt
B.A.Oil Co. Ltd - portion cr..dit card purchases Oct.
Twp. of t'ickering - dumping charges for Oct. 1963
Imperial Oil Limited - portion credit card purchases
Kath & Norm r'ockler - cleaning compound
tighland Creek Sand & Gravel - treated sand
222B - Claremont Workshop heplacement.
Burton Dunn - travel expenses Sept. & Oct. 1963
Carl Toll - travel expenses Oct. 1'63
H. Shapcott - travel expenses Oct. 1963
Ajax Lumber - cement
Aj x Lumber - cement
Zenith Electric - chromalox heater
G,H.Dellow Ltd - super bondset
2220: - Claremont Tools & Equipment Rexhlacement.
B -418
64.31
35.33
11.95
recpt. 1.00
3493
15.00
21.00
352.26
14.94
8.00
.98
63 77.00
1963
for Oct.1963
23.37
2.00
4.95
6.13
21.50
14.00
8.40
16.80
13.39
4.02
80.04
26.57
hikenhead Hardware - carb. stones 3.79
223 N E Pi neer Village Stores.
McKay Homecraft Studio Inc - asst. ties for resale 21.33
224 - N/E Cold Creek Operating & iqaintenance.
Henry Burke - travel expenses Oct. 1963 23.20
Card Bldg. Supplies - cement & sealbond 10.35
Card Bldg. Supplies - beaver board 11.53
'lighland Creek Sand & Gravel - treated sand 23.13
225 - N/E Flood Control ProJerty Maintenance.
Cdn. Tire Store - Bolton - 1 belt 1.13
Woodbridge Farrre rs Co. - 1 roll barb wire 10.50
L & G. Floor Coverings Ltd - Vinyl tile & cement 25.41
Automatic Pumping Equipment - repair shallow well pump 22.14
228 N/E Farm Operati'n.
Joseph G. Belford - out of pocket expenses re Veterinarian supplies 15.50
Bell Telephone - 594 -0140 for Oct. 1963 28.45
Bolton Fuel & Supplies - fork 4.40
Bolton Fuel & Supplies - animal feed 56.65
Bolton Fuels & Supplies - molasses 22.03
Bolton Fuels & Supplie- - cattle feed 60.65
Caledon Ec .st Feed Mill - 1 ton grain feed 63.90
Don Gibson - combinii.g wheat & oats, baling straw 371.70
Don Gibons - combinig wheat & baling hay 820.62
Thoroughbred Feed Supplies - hauling straw & hay 114.15
i1cKeownla Service & Supply - rental of plough & linch pins 20.60
Geo. E. Gilbert Equip. Ltd - beef oiler & oil 9;.25
Payroll November 1963 50,609,04
B -419
SCHEDULE A
1227 - OPTIONS ON LAND NOT YET PUkCHA8LD
Reg A. Powell - reimbursement re option for the Harrington Property 10.00
All - i►2ENjBLAS ALLOWANCES, MILnAGL & EXPENbi S
Col. J.A.McGinnis - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 19.20
E. Lemon - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 22.60
J.D.Coats - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 15.00
F.l'i.Redelimeier - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 51.90
iTrs. Beth Nealson - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 36.40
.A.M.Ca:.ipbe11 - per diem and mileage July 1- Dec. 31/63 1600
N.q:Boylen - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 50.40
H. Pind - per diem and mileage July - Dec. 31/63 53.50
Dr. W. M. Tovell - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 24.30
Miss T. Davidson - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 54.20
R. Jennings - per diem and mileage July 1 - ,)ec. 31/63 55.60
Elsa Neil - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 16.20
',J; Alex Jackson - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 17.50
1. Van Tichclen - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 36.80
J. N. Duncan - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 50.80
G. Gardliouse - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 36.00
"rant: Fog -- per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 17.00
T.F:t,i^Ilwraith - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 54.80
P.r.A.H.fl chardson - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 19.20
•..anrcnce Gell -- per deim and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 93.00
Dr. 0. Noble - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 17.80
A.E.Reeve - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 80;40
E. Seger - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 21.80
C. Klinck - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 58.80
J. E. Harper - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 53.00
B. Harper Bull - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 36.80
J. A. Bryson - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63 51.00
Alt -STAr'1" viIiJ AGL & EXPENSES
G:• B. Thompson - travel expenses Nov. 1963 13.50
E, F. Sutter - travel expenses Nov. 1963 33.40
M. G. Johnson - travel expenses Nov. 1963 53.00
:•J, A. McLean - travel expenses Nov. 1963 75.70
J. D. Anew - tia-rel expenses Nov. 1963. 94.30
J.. W. Borland - tfavel expenses Nov. 1963 154.00
D. J. Thornton - travel expenses Nov. 1963 39.50
...osalind Murray - travel expenses Nov. 1963 8.90
A. Colucci - travel expenses Nov. 1963 157.50
P.p. Flood - travel expenses Nov. 1963 55.90
F. L. Lunn - travel expenses Nov. 1963 46.00
C.C. Johnson - travel expenses Nov. 1963 63.00
Dorothy Duncan - travel expenses Nov. 1963 43.90
Mar aret Nhitley •- travel expenses Nov. 1963 16.50
B. Halstead - travel expenses Nov. 1963 7.30
D. W. Hultay - travel expenses l\ov. 1963 11.60
K. W. Strasser - travel expenses Nov. 1963 89.70
A13 - CHAIR►'IAN' S EXPEN.DES
Dr. G. moss Lord - chairman's expenses for Oct. & Nov. 1963 122.20
A21 - OFFICE EgUIPMEN T
Grand & Toy Ltd - oak desk and steno chair 211.82
A22 - TOOLS & E‘ UiPMENT
Cdn. Tire Bolton - air gun & fittings 26.36
A31 - U1 IFORi'iS & E4UIPMENT
Hwdson Sportswear iifg. Co. - nylon parkas 38.62
2 -
B -420
A32 - POSTAGE
F. L. Lunn - to reimburse cash outlay re registered mail Nov 29/63 26.66
A33 - STATIONERY & OFFICE, SUPrI,IES
Charters Publishing Co. - envelopes 131.19
Underwood Ltd - typewriter ribbons 11.85
H.G.Barlow Co. Ltd - office supplies 56.82
Curry's Art Store - mill board 2.47
H.G.Barlow Co. Ltd - office supplies 10.65
H.G.Barlow Co. Ltd - office supplies 8.98
Gestetner - stencils 7.93
Gestetner - electronic stencil run 6.86
A35 - VEHICLE REPAIrtS & OPERATING COSTS.
Louis Muise Service Station - shock abosrbers & installation re #r4 22.09
Fagins's Garage - oil, tire repair & battery rental, filter lube
re Veh # 14 18.98
Humber Automotive Ltd - glass re Veg. -12 .72
Murphy's Esso Service - repairs horn & install gasket re Veh #12 5.00
B.A.Oil Ltd - portion credit card purchases Nov. /63 252.34
Unionville I/lotors Ltd - repair lights re Veh. ;r 7 9.02
J. Burrows Garage - remove & repair gas tank re Veh #r18 10.80
Alb - i:ACHINLRY REPAIR & OPERATING.
Humber Automotive Ltd - service call
Humber Automotive Ltd - switch
E,atuber Automotive Ltd - fan belts
Humber Automotive Li.d - battery
Humber Automd tive Ltd - filter
Sholdice Service & Supp3y - rod repair
Sholdice Service & Supply - replace broken studs on tractor wheel
Kinch & Sutton - filter & tractor parts
Kinch & Sutton - tractor parts
Farrs 1Jelding - wleding tree planters
Farrs gelding - repair stone boat
iarrs Melding - welding hitch on rato mist sprayer
Farmers Supply & Equip - install switch on tractor
Reg. i'eecham Service Centre - oil repairs re tractor
riillers liendit Shop - repairs to tractor & Logging chain
Millers Mendit Shop - welding re tractor & buzz saw
Rumble Equip - washer bolts & nuts
Rumble Equip - seat coulter stem
Berndt's Chain Saw - repairs to chain saw
Humber Automotive Ltd - battery
A41 - TELEPHJNE
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Co. - 489 -5686
Co. - 857 -1776
Co. - 857 -1646
Co. - 257 -8745
Co. - 843 -1200
Co. - 843 -2494
Co. - 594 -0227
Co. - 584 -2922
Co. - 633 -9901
Co. - 942 -2070
Co. - ZA5 -8253
A42 - LIGHT, HEAT & UA`11X R
Nov. /63
Nov. /63
Nov/ 63
Nov. /63
Nov. /63
Nov. /63
Nov. /63
Nov. /63
Nov. /63
Nov /63
Nov/ 63
Consumers Gas Co. - re 17 Neill St.
Ontario Hydro Woodbridze - hydro re main office
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge A hydro re central warehouse
2.00
4.39
4.04
16.63
1.30
9.17
6.76
17.18
3.86
66.00
31.10
5,00
4.14
21.80
23.75
10.00
2.52
1.75
39.34
14.37
22.75
7.36
10.78
4.49
6.00
21.95
33.34
37.29
37.33
22.72
130.79
30.37
99.31
8.46
B -421 - 3
A44 - OFFICE CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
G. Cochrane - cleaning services for Nov. 1963
Northern Industrial Laundries - lab coats for office
A51 - TAXES - NON- REVENUE PRODUCING PRO. ERTIi S
Qwp. of North York - 1963 taxes re Don River Hts ref 238,126A
Twp. of North york - 1963 taxes re Don River Hts ref 241,014A
Twp. of North York - 1963 taxes re Don River Hts ref 238,127
A53 - GENERAL EXPENSES
Canadian Centary Council - membership for Jan- Dec.1964
Co- operative Book Centre of Canada - reference book
Albert Britnell Book Shop - reference book
Co- operative Book Centre of Canada p reference book
300.00
28.60
843.60
399.41
20.38
10.00
8.33
3.66
4 - Insurance
Reed, Shaw &'McNaaght - increasing office equip etc. policy 35.35
"A73 - TILE DRAINAGE SUBSIDIES
Carl & Howard Hoover - tile drai -';e subsidy 159.66
Jas. Conne3l - tile drainage subsidy 100.90
W. A. Burkholder - tile drainage subsidy 200.00
A74 FARM BOND RESEARCH
Cdn. Tire Corp Bolton - battery tester 6.05
Cdn. Tire Corp Bolton - extension cord & clips 4.57
A76 - FARA TREE; kEI'LACEI'Li.IJT PROGRAM
P. Pouw - travel expenses - Nov. 1963 9.00
A$2 - FISH REARING
J.M.Schneider Ltd - fish Mood 39.24
J.M.Schneider Ltd - fish food 3.50
British 1prug Houses - sulphamerazine
A83 - BIRD FEEDING
Woodbrtdge Farmers - cut corn for birds 12.75
A103 - OPERATION FLOOD liARNING SYSTEM
Ontario Hydro - Oshawa - hydro re Greenwood gauge 4.05
Village of Pickering - hydro re Pickering Gauge 3.42
A.DiFlorio Equip Rentals - to clear pipe for gauge 45.00
A113 - PUBLICATIONS & GENERAL PRINTING
Charters Publishing Co. - Albion Hills folders 459.90
A114 - TOURS & SPECIAL DAYS
Peel County Junior Ext. Fund - re land judging competition 321.89
A116 - PHOTOGRAPHY, PHUTOGRA.k HS SUPS LIES & ENGRAV _ING
Drake Delta Ltd- slides & films 59.25
A117 - EXHIBITS
Woodbridge Agricultural Society - inside display space re fair 25.00
25.00
Cdn.National Sportsmen Show - deposit re space
- 4 B -422
A11$ - HOTIOIu PICTUtLE PROGt.AM
Alex Clark Ltd - steel reel 9.65
Ciitesound Ltd - 3 colour releases prints reels in can 3$0.23
Alex Clark Ltd - sales on steel reel .29
A119.- PRE&S CLIPPING SERVICE
Cdn. Press Clipping Service - service for Nov. 1963 17.40
\121 - ALBION HILLS CONSEaVATIuN CENTRE
James Malcomson - out of pocket expenses re maintenance supply 2.44
Bell Telephone Co. -- 594-0280 Nov. 1963 88.46
James 1VIalco:ason - travel expenses Nov. 1963 40.60
Cdn. Tire Corp Bolton - packing, oil can & oil 9.01
Zenith Electric Supply - light bulbs 39.$0
02C - Heart Lake Construction & Development
Crane Hardware & Electric - hardware items 3.78
i'iaitland Equipment & Supply - cut off wheel $4.67
Superior Propane Ltd - cylinders of propane & torch tips 11.1$
ouperior Propane Ltd - rental of space ray salamander 61.44
Blains Hardware - hardware items 56.64
Woodbridge Farmers - portion No. 2 Gas 136.12
Card Bldg. Supplies Ltd - door jamb 25.75
Superior Propane Ltd - propane gas 30.00
Taard Bldg. Supplies - lumber 45.32
Card•Eldg. Supplies - tentest 35$•44
Cgru Bldg. Supplies - plywood 162.74
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber 70.70
Card Bldg. Supplies - 2 chimneys with casing 3$1.43
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber 70.49
Card.Bldg. Supplies - ;umber 196.82
Jai d Bldg. Supplies - cement 25.75
Card Bldg. Supplies - firply 59.33
Card Bldg. Supplies - staples $.24
Jottn Patterson Const Co. Ltd - weighing stone .50
Superior Propane Ltd - propane gas 30.00
A.B.C. iLeady Mix - ready mix concretki 7.35
B.A.Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Nog. 1963 5$.43
Brampton Lumber Co. Ltct - cement & sealbond 44.70
highland Creek Sand & Gravel - gravel 57.2$
Schell Industries Lid - cement blocks
84.10
Schell Industries Ltd - concrete blocks 99.64
Schell Industries Ltd - cork rete blocks 14.21
Superior Propane Ltd - propane gas 30.00
Zenith Electric Supply Ltd - electrical fittings 13.69
Howard R. Deena - soil pipe 4.80,
Ont. Hydro BRamoton - inspection service & fee 6.30
C6C - Albion Hills - G$neral Construction & Development
Cgrd Bldg. Supplies - Cement 12.$$
Card Bldg. Supplies - plywood 14.50
ivicCauley Builders Supplies - cement 9.01
McCauley Builders Supplies - cement 12.36
Howard R. Keena - oil filter & cartridges 5.78
2.7C - Cold Creek Construction & Jevelopment
Henry Burke -- travel expenses Nov. 1963 34.70
C$C - B$yd - Construction & Development
Glen Dooks - travel expenses Oct. 30 -31,& Nov. 1963 5.90
Para Paints Ltd - paint & turps
14.82
Hydro Electric - charges re 1 -100 amps weathr pfoof box 24.50
Crane Supply - pipe fittings 18.26
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber 14.83
B -423
- 5 -
C8C = Bovd - Construction & Development Cunt'd.
Curd: Bldg. Supplies -
Vallance, Brown & Co. -
B.A. Oil Co. - portion
Zenith Electrid Supply
Zenith Electric Supply
General Co.crete Ltd -
General Concrete Ltd -
General Concrete Ltd -
General Concrete Ltd -
Gene'ral Concrete Ltd
Premier Bldg. Supplies
Premier Bldg. Supplies
Premier Bldg. Supplies
nails & glue
nuts, bolts & nails
credit card purchases for Nov. 1963
- electrical fittings
- electrical fittings & conduit wire
cement & seal bond
concrete blocks
bricks
concrete blocks
cement & sealbond
- sand
- stone
- stone & sand
C8G - Bovd General
B.A. Oil Co. Ltd - protion credit card purchases for Nov. 1963
Howard Chemicals Ltd - animal repellant
C12C - Uxbridge C/A Construction & Development
T. E. Wilson & Sons Ltd - steel posts
C13C - Glen Haffv Construction & Development
Card Bldg. Supplies - plywood
Fagins Garage - portion of gas bill for Nov. 1963
.140 - Greenwood Construction & Development
Ontario Hydro - Oshawa - portion hydro
T.L. Wilson & Sons Ltd - steel posts
B.A. Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card
re workshop & office
purchases for Nov. 1963
20.91
34.78
81.81
12.01
94.83
77.25
70.65
515.22
54.60
102.18
17.82
21.42
34.50
3.15
3.75
10.80
48.45
27.51
5.40
15.99
65.34
C19p - Claremont Construction & Development
Ontario Hydro - Claremont - portion hydro re workshop & office 13.14
Hydro Elec. Power Comm ,of Ontario - charges for 1 box socket meter 29.61
'41f Trolley - travel expenses October 1963 17.60
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber 34.61
Card Bldg. Supplies - sheets of asbestos & plywood 118.24
B.A.Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases Nov. 1963 67.35
D.L.Mairs & Sons Ltd - window glass & putty 4.59
D.L.Mairs & Sons Ltd - bolts & washers .83
D.L.Mairs & Sons Ltd.- file .
D.L.Mairs & Sons Ltd - chisel 1.39
D.L.Mairs & Sons Ltd - screw driver 1.02
Hydro Electric Power Commiss. of Ontario - inspection fee & permit 20.02
C28C - Black Creek Construction & Development
Card Bldg. Supplies 0 sheets of asbestos
Brampton fuels - portion fuel oil re workshop & office
Brunt Metal Products - galv. pipe dampe s
Hydro Electric * North York - portion hydro re workshop & office
Geo. Dyce - travel expenses Nov. 1963
C42C - C/A 28 - Bruce's Mill - Construction & Development.
Stiver Bros. - fuel oil
Stiver Bros - #2 Gas
Dominion Steel & Coal - farm fence, post & clips
- Dominion Steel & Coal - farm fence, post & clips
Rumble Equipment - discing & rent for seed drill
Rumble Equipment - plough shares
Rumble Equipment - plough shares, colter keys, bolts & pins
Rumble Equipment - grease & grease gun
Rumble Equipment - side & brace
13.84
29.55
26.15
68.21
18.50
12.67
75.24
189.49
310.70
47.50
0.98
23.90
27.90
11.03
- 6 - B -424
C51C - Woodbridge C/A - Construction & Development.
Crane Hardware & Electric - nails, bolts & washers 2.22
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber 6.1$
C52A - JA 21 - Heart Lake Extension Land H nter,_
Strung Real Estate - appraisal re Hunter & Agrob property 1,622.19
U23A - W/C 19 - Black Creek Dam - Land.
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee w250.00 Disb.673.40 re ext Kunin Prop 2$3.40
W44C - W/C 34 - Channel Improvements - L.Highland Creek,L. Humber &
Etobicoke Creek - Construction & Deve opement.
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - galv. culvert & coupler 31.52
W45C - W/C 35 - Extension to Flpod Darning ,ystem.
Crane Hardware & .blectric - carriage bolts 2.68
Miller Paving Ltd - rental of backhoe & float 96.00
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel - brick sand $.97
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber 12.67
Card Bldg. Supplies - cement & sealbond 11.23
Card Bldg. Supplies -- cement 6.44
Cooper Block Ltd- concrete blocks 47.$6
Fairbank Hardware - lock set 46.30
Super Structure Door - door & frame 43.3$
Vallance, Brown & Co. - wire & shovel handle 7.52
Dave Bowick - laying cacrete blocks 54.00
General Concrete Ltd - cement blocks 33.93
General Concrete Ltd - cement blocks 39.45
General Concrete Ltd - cement blocks 46.03
General Concrete Ltd - cement blocks 47.50
General Concrete Ltd - cement blocks 46.03
Highland Creek 'and do Gravel - gravel & loads of fill 78.01
WJ50 - W/C 36 - rfiassev Creek Channel Improvement.
The Ontario Municipal Board - 0.ivi.B. approval 10.00
R6A - Reforestation Schemes
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - Fee 050.00, Disb.092.98 re purch Rawn Prop 142.9$
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - Fee 460.00, Disb.51.74 re purch Rawn Prop 101.74
R10 - R/L 5 - Extension of the Palgrave Area.
W. E. Whitewood - to reimburse deposit paid re Townrow Property 10.00
Roebuck,qalkinshaw & North in Trust - bal.purchase price re
Townrow Property 11,990.00
F1A - Clairville Reservoir Property
Roebuck & ,alkinshaw - Fee :035.00, Disb4137$0 re purchase of
Favourite Construction & C.L.Jtergo Property
Municipal Corp. of Township of Gore - 1963 taxes re Runnymede
Steel property
Roebuck & ialkinshaw - Feev145.00, Disb.§20$.15 re purchase of
Lewis property
472.$0
630.89
353.15
F1C1 - Clairville Reservoir - Constmction Contracts.
Carter Const.Co. Lt1 - cert ;r5, re coat. Clairville Dam 66,002.63
F3A - Bolton Reservoir Property.
Roebuck,& Walkinshaw - Fee tir105.00 Disb. 41)105.64 re purchase
Hubbard Property 210.64
Roebuck & 4al kinshaw - Fee $0.00 Disb.N 97.44 re purchase
Shock Property 177.44
B -425 - 7 -
F3A - Bolton t,.eservoir Property Co_nt' d.,
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - Fee 0100.00, Disb. 461.54 re Purchase
Cambell Property 161.54
F7A - Finch Reservoir Property.
W. N. Wildman Land Surveys - prints of ,)efan Dev. & Oakfield Dev. 7.20
F11A - Woodbridge Channeliaation Property.
Corp. of Twp. of Woodbridge - tax arrears, plus interest re Sinai
Day Camp property 1,345.41
TJ.N.Wildnian Land Surveyors - prepare boundary surveys re
M.T.R.C.A Property 110.60
'W.N.Wildman Land Surveyors - survey, plan & desc. re Sinai Day
Camp Property 630.95
t +ildman & Rhodes - stake boundary of Authority Lands re Woodbridge
Channel 1,973.00
B1A= Black Creek - Phase ;f1 - Property.
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - Fee$P.00 Disb.04136 re purch.Guschewsk Prop 91.36
Roebuck & i:ralkinsrnw - Fee 4210.00 Disb.087.25 re purchase
Bzarmason property 29725
W.M.t+ildman Land Surveyors - stake limits of Channel for fencing 573.50
W.N.Wildman Land Surveyors - survey plan & desc. re A.T.R.C.A prop 117.15
B1C2 - Black Creek Phase ir'1 - Construction Other.
Henry W. Potter - travel expenses Nov. 1963 27.00
miller Waving Ltd - bulldozer, loader & float rental 138.00
Dominion Steel & Coal - farm fence and clips 142.83
A.DiFlorio Equip Rental - rental of bulldozer with operator 232.50
P6A - Etobicoke Flood Plain Land - Property.
Roebuck, Walkinshaw & North - partial payment if comp. re
expropriation of Sterne Property 6,000.00
P7A - Mimico Flood Plain Land - Property.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,search plan re Lebovic Property 692.80
P8A - Humber Flood Plain Land- Property.
Roebuck,Lalkinshaw - Fee 4350,00, Disb.011.44 re purchase of
Terminal Placement Surveys Property 461.44
Standard House Wrecking - demolition, removal re Litz Property • 895.00
Roebuck & llkinshaw - fee $295.00, Disb.492.38 re purchase of
Martin Property 387.38
P1OA - Highland Creek Flood Plain Land Property.
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 4250.00, Disb. 438.40 re expropriation
of Orton & Hallmark Property 2$8.40
P11A - Rouge Flood Plain Land - Property.,
Corp. of the Twp. off Ajax - 1963 taxes re Avondale Const. prop 1,365.18
G2C - Pioneer Villa e Construction & Develo ment.
P.C.O. Service Ltd - 4 tarp. fumigators 180.00
Peter Thompson & Son - wagon tongues 38.52
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber & plywood underlay 162.94
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber 9.27
Capital Lumber & Bldg. Supplies - lumber 41.20
Woods Bag & Canvas - Peebeegrips W /pins 48.67
- 8 - B -426
G2C - Pioneer Village Construction & Development.
A. Colucci - out of pocket expenses re Waistcoat buttons
A.Britne11 Book Shop - book re collection
Frank Waddington- 1 urn for collection
Frank Waddington - set of Victorian Desert Forks re collection
The Chelsea Shop - foot last & water colour re collection
Mrs. E. Coward - silver desert spoon re collection
A.Colucci - out of pocket expenses re collection
Veyola & Sons & Russelsteel - cert #1 re cons. contract re
Roblin Mill
Veyola & Sons - cert #1 re const. contract re Roblin Mill
Burton Dunn - hinges
20.60
9.00
113.30
87.55
17.00
37.08
10,00
890.68
1,468.65
28.00
G5 - Albion Hills Construction & Development.
C.N.I.B. - installation of kitchen equipment 12,305.06
Harry Matson - travel expenses Nov. 1963 14.40
Seeback & Sons - release of holdback re roofing contract 975.00
Acri & 1°1cGarvey Ltd - final payr it re const. contract 729.73
Snowind Enterprises Ltd - balance due re contract for doors &
windows 426.88
Rec. General of Canada - ( Snowind Enterprises Ltd) final payment
due re contract for doors & windows 285.72
Howard R. Keena - soil pipe 5.60
Howard R. Keena - soil pipe 2.08
Armco Drainage & Metal - galv. flex - beam guardrail 139.75
L.Bruce Stewart - travel expenses re const Oct. 1963 150.00
#209 - N/E General
The Faculty Club U. of T. - expenses re Authority Dinner Dec.4 /63
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - final billing
W.L.Graham & Sons - floral tribute to the Late ivir. Fleury
Father B, Jobin - token of appreciation re Glee Club Singing
at ¢futhority Annual Dinner
Feid ?s Flowers - Tribute to the Late Mayor Donald Summerville
Tri -Bells Four Ands - re staff Christmas Dinner
Tri -Bells Four Winds - re staff Christmas Dinner
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - final billing re shock inspection
C.N.I.B. - refreshments re Doi, River Advisary Board meeting
Nov. 28/63
C.N.I.B. - refreshments re Executive meeting Dec. 4/63
Maple Centre Restaurent - lunches re Various Committee meetings
Lamont Tilden - T,V. spot announcements
2213 - N/E Heart -Lake Operating & Maintenance.
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - portion ir2 gas
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Nov. 1963
Ontario Hydro Brampton - hydro re bath house
#214 - N/E Glan Haffy Operating ac Maintenance.
The Pickering News - ad re Christmas Trees for sale
4agins Garage - portion gas & oil bill far Nov. 1963
Bell TelephoneCo. - 584 -2467 services re Colquette
Cdn. Tire 6orp. Orangeville - hardware items
Cdn. Tire Corp. Orangeville - trailer ball & light bulbs
Para Paints Ltd - paint
Gillespie Brothers - sundry hardware supplies
#215 - N/E Albion Hills Operating & Maintenance.
Automatic Submersible Pump - motor repair
Howard R. Keena - cartridge & nozzel
P216 - N/E Boyd Operating & Maintenance
741.27
.54
7.21
50.00
20.60
740.15
107.52
1.21
13.39
26.78
28.49
213.00
45.38
19.47
14.58
2.25
9.18
5.25
5.26
. 2.30
13.17
69.70
14.42
6.90
Cdn. Tire Corp. Bolton - hardware items 2.73
B.A.Oil Co. portion credit card purchases for Nov. 1963 27.27
B -427 - 9 -
#216 - Boyd Operating & Maintenance Contd'.
Klinck Ambulance Service - ambulance service re E. Avison 20.00
x'218 - N/E Greenwood - Operating & Maintenance
Ontario Hydro - Oshawa portion hydro re workshop & office 1.80
B.A. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases Nov. 1963 21.78
`.Kaye's Plumbing - drain service 5.00
Graham Hardware - light bulbs 1.80
T.L.1Jilson & Sons - snow fence 37.60
Pat Dunn Construction - pumping out Septic Tank re Burritt House 25.00
#220 - N/E Plack Creek Operating & Maintenance.
Woodbridge Faxjre rs Co. - oil filter for furnace 2.32
Woodbridge Farrriers Co. - filter cartridge 1.39
Brampton Fuels - portion fuel oil re workshop & office - 9.85
Brampton Fuels - fuel oil -26.18
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - feed for pigs 45.91
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - oil & trans. grease 19.85
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - vice grip pliers 3,76
Garry A. Evans & Sons - manure , 84.00
Hydro Electric Twp of N. York,- portion hydro re workshop & office 22.74
Superior Propane Ltd - propane gas 30.00
R.T.Wallace Grocery - cleaning supplies 7.67
Helen Simpson Flowers - flowers re press reception 43.26
Ontario Hydro lrvoodbridge - hydro re Pioneer Village workshop & offiee71.41
#222 - N/F Claremont - Operating & Maintenance.
Ontario Hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re wroksh op & office
BsA. Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Nov. 1963
The Stouffville tribune - adv. re wood for sale
0
#22,2C - Claremont Tools & Eauipmgnt Replacement:
C.N. Weber` Ltd - sander & bench grinder '-
•
4
4.39
22.44
1.50
224.03
#222B- Claremont Workshop Replacement
Aikenhead Hardware Ltd - light bulbs 5.71
#,'223 - N/E Pioneer Village Stores
Le Cie Le Boreal Express Ltee.- french language papers for resale ; 9.50
McKay Homecra t Stmdio Inc. - ties for resale 42.22
#x224. - N/E Cold Greek Operating & Maintenance .
Henry Burke - travel expenses Nov. 1963 ' •31.81
#225 N/E Flood Control Property. - Maintenance
Card Bldg. SuppJ4es Ltd. - plywood
J. H. Horton - out of pocket expenses re electrical equip
•
#228 - N/E Farm Operation
i " • r . a
Bolton Fuels & Supplies - cattle feed A'
Bolton Fuels & Supplies - cattle feed
Bell Telnphone ,Co.. Ltd •- 5944140 for Nov. 163
Hadaway,Livestock Transport - truckingi20 steers to Albion
Woodbridge Advertiser - ad re farmland for rent
•
19.69,
21.89
117.98•
-, 49.96
--45.oa
,50,
f
-10- B-428
230 - N/E Conservation School Operating & Maintenance.
C.N.I.B. - cost of operation Sept 16 to Oct. 31/63
C.N.I.B. - cost of operation Oct. 31 to Nov. 29/63
Langdon8 Coach Line - bus service Nov /63
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge - hydro
2,336.36
1,712.79
132.00
172.11
B -42$ -A
'SCHEDULE A =1"
All - Members Allowances, Mileage & Expenses.
C. E. Contoy - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
A. H. Cowling - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
May Robinson - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
A. MacDonald - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
C. F. Kline - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
H. M. Griggs - per diem and mileage Juljr 1 - Dec. 31/63
F. McKechnie - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
C. C. Core - per diem and mileage Ju'_y 1 - Dec. 31/63
K. G. Waters - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
C. W. Laycock - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
K. C. Daglish - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
A. M. Walker - per diem and mileage July , - ;)Fc. 31/63
H. M. S -pith - ner diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
TT` J. Haggart - per diemgand mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
Wi. Dennison - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
J. W. B.adstock - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
9. Tlestney - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
C. Ulifford - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
C. R. Wardlaw - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
J. L. Mould - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
D F.H. Van Nostrand - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
G. Cooke - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
J, A. Carroll - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
A. Wade - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
G. Lehman - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
:1. J. Breen - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
V. Vignale - ner diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
H.S.Hoiisberger - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
R, L. Nesbitt - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
C.R. Purcell - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
C. Sauriol - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
J. A. Gardner -.per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
R. G. Henderson - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
W. C. Davidson - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
D.,Hague - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
F. Gell - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
M. I. Lister - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
J. S. Scott - per diem and mileage July 1 - Dec. 31/63
412 - Staff Mileage & k enses.
W. E. Jones - travel expenses for November 1963
D. Duncan - travel expenses for December1963
D. P. McBride - travel expenses for December 1963
E, W. Hultay - travel expenses for ')ecenber 1963
J. D. Agnew - travel expenses for December 1963
J. Borland - travel expenses for December 1963
J. H. Horton - travel expenses for December 1963
W. A. McLean - travel expenses for December 1963
M. G. Johnson - travel expenses for December 1963
T. E. Barber - travel expenses for December 1963
V.L. Lunn - travel expenses for December 1963
P. Flood - travel expenses for Decembef 1963
A13 - Ch.irman',xpenses .
Dr. G. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses for December 1963
A24 - Machinery.
McKeown's Service & Supply - 1 loader with utility bucket
A31 - Uniforms & Equipment.
Stanley A. Grant Ltd - Authority crests
Eatson's of Canada - sergeants overboots
32.80
18.80
36.20
76.60
57.80
40.00
73.00
18.20
16.00
45.20
51.00
57.40
6o.8
18.80
33.80
81.20
66.50
181.6A
36.80
76.90
19.00
19.60
210880
19.00
19.20
296.70
300.80
334.00
275.80
274.20
268.20
292.20
292.80
17.00
32.80
39.30
117.30
16.60
7.30
25.70
62.10
82.40
48.20
50.80
16.00
53.60
55.55
34.90
75,60
1,370.46
167.48
24.57
- 2 -
A32 Postage.
Pitney Bowes of Canada Ltd - postage re meter rental
A33 - Stationery & Office Supplies.
Gestetner - electronic stencil run
Currys Art Store Ltd - radiograph pen
Grand & Toy Ltd - record cards
Hughes -Owens Co. (Ltd) - drafting supplies
H.G.Barlow Co. Ltd - office supplies
H.G.Barlow Co. Ltd - office supplies
A25 - Vehicle Repair & Operating Costs.
Aeroway Motors Ltd - install gas heater, repair heater, & clean
combustion chamber re veh. # 8 23.91
:►eroway Notors Ltd - battery, new window, clutch & brake repair
re vhe. ;, 8 61.01
Goodyear Service Stores - tires re veh. lr 10 151.93
Imperial Oil Ltd - portion credit card purchases Nov. 1963 61.40
Pigott Nottors Ltd - lubrication re veh. #18 $.00
Dominion Tire Store - snow tires re veh. ;f 14 3$.76
Pluruhy's Esso Station - wheel re veh. #12 7.00
Murphy's Esso Station - oil change, tub, wash & Install gasket Veh._12 10.97
:Lawman Motors - replace speedometer cable,adjust tappets Veh # 19 8.18
uamnan Motors - lube & oil re veh # 6 3.05
Hawman Motors - repack front wheel bdarings re veh. # 6 2.00
Hawman Motors - repair all lights, adjust headlites,washer hoses
& adhust brakes re veh # 7 23.37
Hawman Motors - replace rear main seal re veh. # 5 15.67
Hawman Motors - check front axle, replace U joint re Veh # 22 4.6.42
Hawman Motors - lube, oil change, filter lowdr headlites re Veh #5 12.03
Alf. Still - towing charges re Veh # 23 5.60
Cruikshank Motors - tune re Veh. ,f24
Pigott Motors (1961) Ltd - tune up re Veh. if 49 - 13.70
Goodyear Service Sotres - tires re Veh. = 22 70.,04
Pilbyts Auto Service - coil, points, condenser re veh. ?' 23 15.91
A36 •._ Machinery Repairs & (berating.
B -42$ -B
39.94
4.69
5.10
$.24
44.36
27.35
34.66
McAnally Freight 'Jays - freight charge 3 re tractor parts
Black & Decker Mfg. Co. - pulleys & plates re belt sander
Berndt's Chain Saw - plug, guard & spring
Hawman Motors - service call, lighten pulley on motor re tree spray
machine
W. Waterer - out of pocket expenses re tractor repairs
'Jajax Equipment- repairs to Waxjax Jackmite pump
Berndt's Chain Saw - spring & cover re chain saw
1,41 - TelepAppe.
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
643 - Rent.
- 636-6058 for
- 649 -2009 for
- 288-1561 for
- 288-0671 for
- 285-5425 for
November
November
November
November
November
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
Estelle Investments Ltd - rent re office space
for i4onth
2.50
22.44
6.27
4.00
22.89
152.00
5.35
10.76
27.62
52.26
42,52
675.21
end.Jan 31/64
1,800.00
A44 - Offi.ce Cleani & Maintenance.
G. Cochrane - cleaning service for December 1963
151 - Taxes - Non Revenue Producing Properties.
Twp.,of Toronto - 1963 taxes re C.N.R.Property Roll 501068509
TTY p. of Toronto •- 1963 taxes re Lindsay Property Roll 150107$509
300.00
558/59
272.01
B -42$ -C
A53 - General
Co- Operative
Treasurer of
-- 3
Expenses.
Book Centre - reference book
Ontario - copies of legislative bills
A$2 - Fiph kearint.
J. M. Schneider Ltd -
J. M. Schneider Ltd -
J. M. Schneider Ltd -
J. M. Schneider Ltd -
fish food
fish food
fish food
fish food
$.92
.75
3.50
36.18
3.50
37.44
A3 - Bird Feeding.
Harry Boyce - 100 lbs. suet 5.00
A91 - Aroas Equipment (picnid tables, fireulaces toilets etc) .
Card Bldg. Supplies Ltd - lumber & glue 130.87
A103 - Operation Flood T+arning System.
Public Utilities Comm 1,eston - hydro re La'rrence Ave. gauge 5.83
Hydro Comm. Twp of Toronto - hydro re Summerville Gauge final bill 4.00
A1,11 - Advertising
R.C.A. Victor Co. Ltd - time spot announcements 31.41
A116 - Ph
Drake Delta Ltd -
Drake Delta Ltd -
A117 - Exhibits
otographv, Photographic Supplies & Equipment.
kodachrome & bulbs
perro colour prints
Markham Fair - to space at Markham Fair
A118 - Motion Picture Programs
Summiti; Film Productions - re "inter" Public Service Spot announ.1,515.4$
C2C - heart Lake Construction do Development.
Canada Iron Foundries - angle iron
Howard R. Keena - cubing & threading pipes
Automatic Pumping Equipment - coppler pipes & fittings
Superior Propane Limited - propane gas
Superior Propane Limited - propane gas
Zenith tlectric Equipment - electrical fittings
Zenith Electric Equipment - wire & electrical fittings
Zenith Electric Equipment - wire splitter & ear plugs
Zenith Electric Equipment - recepticalos, lamps & holders
Automatic PumpingEquipment - pipe fittings
Imperial Oil Ltd - portion credit cgrd purchases for November
Zenith Electric Equipment - electrical fittings
Zenith Electric Equipment 8 electric wire & fittings
L. & G. Floor Coverin s Ltd - tile & cement
E.R.Clements & Assoc. - roof inspection on the Pavillion
Uard Bldg. Supplies - 2 belt trips,5 glared pipes, 2 GL elbows
Brampton -lumbing & Heating - thermometer & press gauge
Crane Supply - Cap Press & 4 lengths trapper
Superior Propane Ltd - Propane Gas
Superior Propane Ltd - Propane Gas
Card Bldg. Supplies - 13 x 13 flues tiles
7.29
22.25
60.00
19.81
16.80
27.26
30. 00
30.00
24.37
334.$1
38.43
43.86
11.46
23.31
26.92
76.77
52.22
75.00
12.26
12.07
159.$3
30.00
30.00
100,32
- 4 -
C2C -- Heart Lake Construction & ievelopment Cont'd.
H . i' . !)avi s & .ons - labour re const . of Parking lot
.rmstrong Brothers - 45 gals. diesel fuel
Card Bldg. Supplies - pegboards
Card BldgsqSupplies - ten tost & underlay
Card Dldg. Supplies - iicra culing the
Card bodg. Supplies - lumber & lattice
Gard bldg. Supplies - lumber & gyprock
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber & cement
Zenith Electric Equipment - flootlites, lampes & poles
Maurice Babiuk Ltd - concrete curbing
ABC Rt ady iiix - calcium
Adelaide Electric - specifications for floodlighting
A:S.N1cholson & Sons Ltd - laminating beams, steel ..c Hardware
Para .saints Ltd - paint & brushes
Peel Const. Ltd. - fuel oil
Peel Const. Ltd. - deisel fuel
Allan Wilson - crushed stone
Superior Propane Ltd - propane gas
Armstrong Door Company - drain stone
Braver Lumber Co. Ltd - lumber for reofing & labour re extension
C6C - Albion Hills Gener :1 Construction & i)evelo•ment.
B- 428--D
5,282.50
'18.00
12.83
99.75
42,19
111.67
13.10
34.61
46.66
1,683.3L.
1,184.._i0
73,11.
50.00
278.10
36.35
18.00
18.00
60.00
13.50
1;11n,0;,
I+,iperial Oil Co. Ltd - portion credit card purchases for Nov /63 71.S'2
Hunting Survey Corp. - ground water study 600.00
Premier BJ.dg. materials - brick sand 2.00
Brampton Fuels Ltd - -)ortion fuel oil re workshop & office 22.38
Woodbrid;,e Farriers Co. - farm gate & water trough 92.75
Card Bldg. Supplies - 1 4" key 8,24
E,an brothers - 4 bits 2,31
Egan Brothers - 1 pr. pliers 5.15
Crysler, Davis & Jorgenson - engineering services re coater & sewer 111:50
H.A. Davin & ion - fuel for front end loader 44.00
H . M. Davi :, & Son - labour re const of entrance & road 8,024250
Card Bldg. Supply - lumber ::::2914
Card Bldg. Supply - lumber, rivets & nails 5E
Graham Prod. Ltd - excelite panels & foam closure strips
Curd Bldg. 8uPply - cement & seal bond 11.23
C8C Bovd �Co.istruction & Deve'lotsment. ""
Zenith Electric-Supply -Tire, beake s, time clock, switches
Automatic Pumping :.quipment - pipe fittings
Automatic Pumping Equipment - pipe fittings
Automatic Bumping Equipment - copper p5lpe & fittings
Philip Carey Co. Ltd. - roofing materials
Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for 4ov.1963
Zenith electric Supply - electrical fittings
A.J.Chapman - grading
Valiance, Brown & Co. - roofing nails
Superior Propane Limited - propane gas
'.rmstrong Door Co. - door fixtures
Card Bldgs. SUpplies - lumber & gyprock
Card. B1dgs.Supplies - lumber & fibreglass
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber ac shingles
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber & shingles
Card. Bldg.Suprlies - lumber
Card. Bldg.Sup - lies - lumber & elbows
Card. Bldg.Supolies - the
Card. Bldg.Sunnlies - pipe
A.J.Chapman - grading (4 hrs.) around building
Superior Propane Ltd - pro9ane gas
'uoodtridge Farmers - skill saw blade
IJloodbridge Farriers - deisel fuel
1Joodbtidge Farmers - 1 gal. advancotite
kusselsteel - 2 rolls wire mesh
Russelsteel - steel rebars
Premier Bldg. i'i:•terials - ready mixed concrete
. 440.68
12.54.
11.71
5827
:1.7e.81
11.2J,
52.84
121.50
17,15
30,00
41.20
301..33
406.72
666.21
3.03,49
2.88
20.75
101.25
151.52
36.00
30.00
2.88
49.98
3.04
112.96
32,8;
44.30
B -42$ -E - 5 -
C8C - poyd Construction & Development Cont'd.
Card Bldg. Supplies - Elbows & doubles T's
Super Structure Door - door & fram:•s
General Concrete Ltd - concrec,e blocks
Frank Prothero Ltd - heating & installation
Superior ,.,and & Gravel - brick sand
J. Oliver - angle beams with anchors
General Concrete Ltd - calcium heated
Superior Pro)ane Limited - propane Gas
Superior Sand & Gravel - washed brick sand
C8G - Boyd General
Imperial Oil Co. - protion credit purchases for November1963
Card Bldg. Supply - lumber
Argo Spray Chemicals - simazine
C13C - Glen Harry Construction & Development.
H.M.Davis & Sons - labour re const. of road & )arking lot
Card Bldg. SuAplies - mould & fibreglass
Card Bldg. Supplies - sheetrock
C14C - Greenwood Construction & Development.
Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Nov.1963
Cl'C - Glen Major Construction & Development.
Coppins Sand & Gravel - bulldozer rental
C19C - Claremont Construction & Development.
Coppins Sand & Gravel - hauling earth
H.M.Davis & Sons - labour re grading grass runway
Barclay Transport Ltd - gravel
Hudson ielding - welding & cutting
C2$C - Black Creek Construction & Development.
Snowind Enterprises Ltd - storm screens and storm doors 634.29
Imperial Oil Co. - protion credit card purchases for Nov. 1963 52.22
Triangle Plumbing & Heating - bathroom fixtures 61.17
Crysler, Davis & Jorgenson - prof. eng. services re millrace &dam 611.2$
Card Bldg. Supp�.a.es - lumber oc insullation 440.16
Card Bldg. Supplies lumber 2$6.29
Card.Bldg. Supplies - lumber & door strapping 449.39
D.H.Wood - travel expenses December 1963 6.20
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber 27.69
Zenith Electric Supplies - fixtures for reconstruction of Office 222.2$
C3 9A - C/A 23 - Albion Hills Extension.
W.Uhitewood - reimbursement of deposit re Cormier Property 5.00
Roebuck,Ualkinshaw & North - balance of settlement re Cormier Prop3,995.00
C42C - C/A 2$ Bruces Mill Construction &Development
4.53
37.49
20.C4
1,790.00
2.0$
2$3.76
27,34
15.00
1.32
10.92
210.94
1$0.00
759.00
18.54
13.$4
17.66
60.00
x-95.24
771.00
76.44
8.00
Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen - surveying & engineering services
Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen - prof. eng. services re engineering
Crysler Davis & Jorgensen - prof. eiig. services re site dev.
Stiver Brothers - fuel oil
Valance, Brown & Co. - casters & washers
Dagmar Const. Ltd - monthly progress estimate re spillway & dam
Valiance, Brown & Co. - chain link fence
4$4.02
1,189.63
721.03
25.70
45.71
20,677.'27
112.23
C47C - Palgrave Forest & 'ildlife Area Construction & Development.
McKeown's Service - rent for tractor, nut & pin
23.46
- 6 - B -428 -F
C51C - Woodbridge C/A - construction & development.
Para Paints Ltd - paint 7,23
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber 14.42
C54 - C/A 37 - St. George's Lake Conservation area.
Strung heal Estate - appraisal re Snively property 1,288.21
W23A - WC 19 - Black Creek Dam - Land.
Roebuck & walkinshaw - fee 75.00 disb. 34.50 re exp Hames prop 109.50
W25A - T.JC 15 - Don River TJ Bk.N.Y. - Leaside - Land.
Chambers Meredith Ltd - valuation of Tor. Ind. Leaseholders prop 1,572.39
W450 - WC 35 - Extension to Flood 4arnina System.
Corado Uliana - supply & fabricate gauge house
Dave Bowick - re building concrete block gauging station
Philip Carey Co. Ltd - shingles (black)
Philip Carey Co. Ltd.- shingles (white)
Card Bldg. Supplkes - lumber
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber
Celyd Bldg. Supplies - lumber
Card Bldg. Supplies - cement, sealbond, & screens
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber
Valiance, Brown & Co. - nails & galvanized roofing
Vallance, Browh & Co. - nails
Service Glass & Mirror - 4 -'" plates
General Concrete Ltd. - concrete blocks
Hudson Aiding - welding & installation
Fairbank Hardware Ltd - fence pliers dc tape
M.L. Snyder Ltd - rubber gloves & hi‘ boots -
ireston Iron Works - metal stakes
87.50
68.83
1'..32
i 2
60.77
79.018
95 •� '
14 42
70.1h
17.97
11,36
41.49
60.88
20.36
19, 78
170.14
21 .32
W49B - Communications System Study.
James F. ivlacLaren Ltd - 4th acct. re Eng. Service: tc October 31/63
2,666.95
W50 - WC 36 - Massey Creek Channel Improvement.
William Juryn - metel ridge caps 6.00
Card Bldg. Supplies - lumber & screens 47.1;
The Maccafari Gabions of Canada - 50 river gabions 1,539.85
John Britton - travel expenses December 1963 16.2G
W 51 - highland Creek Engineering dtudv.
Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen - prof. eng. study re The Billows Park 750.00
R10 - RL5 Exterjsio,l of the i alarave Area.
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 90.00, disb.:,r49.24 re Townrow property 139.24
F1A - Clairville Reservoir Property.
Hunic. Corp. of Toronto Gore - Authority share re 1963 taxes on
Peachey Property 266.93
Roebuck & 1.4alkiashaw - Fee 900.00 disb. 23.48. re T.B.OZHara prop
Roebuck & 1Jalkinshaw - Fee 965.00 disb. 22.89 re D.L.O►Hara prop 987.89
Roebuck & Walki.,shaw - Fee 110.00 disb, 53.85 re Fitzsimmons prop 163.85
Twp. of Toronto Gore - 1963 taxe arre.xrs re Runnymede Steel,Prop 6.31
Twp. of Toronto Gore,- 1963 tax arrears re E. Peachey property 8.01.
F1B1 - Clairville Reservoir Engineering Contracts..
James E. i"JacLaren - 22nd. acct. re Eng. Services to Oct. 31/63 8,686,55
B -42$ -G
- 7 -
F1B2 - Clairville Reservoir Engineering Other.
D.J. Thornton - travel expenses December 1963
F1C2 - Clairville hservoir Construction Contracts.
Carter Construction Co. Ltd - Cert r6 re Const. of Jam
F3A - Bolton Reservoir Property
Fred Schaeffer - survey re Bertram healty Ltd property
Twp. of Albion - 1963 taxes re Flear Property No. $41
R & W. - Fee ;390.00 disb, 4316.01 re pur. Elgin H. Card property
R & W. - Fee 0 75.00 disb. 0 59.85 re pur. Christopher Dev. prop
R &; W. - Fee 4165.00 disb. 4140.71 re pur. Irene Ibbotson Prop
F6A - $oyd Dam & Reservoir Property.
26.60
43,926.81
293.13
69.52
706.01
134.85
305.71
R & W. - Fee 050.00 disb. 434.47 re exp. Renwick property $4.47
W.N. Wildman Land Surveyors - survey, plan & desc. re Cooper prop 1,122.95
W.N. Wildman Land Surveyors - survey, plan & desc. re 'Taylor prop 431.45
W.N. Wildman Larid Surveyors - survey, plan & desc. re Standing 362.15
2:2A - Finch Reservoir Property.
W.N. Wildman Land Surveyors - prepare existing plans of survey
for expropriation
U.N. Wildman Land aurveyrors - re- estahlish last boundary and
stake for fencing
Murray V. Jones & Assoc. - consulting services re exp. i-iTRCA &
Love boundary
R & W - Fee ,1.1350.00 disb.059.33 re purchase Lovett Pro erty
Chambers & iqeredith - re court hearing M.L. Love property
Strung .teal Estate - court attendance re n.L.Love property
R. & W. - Fee 41,0$7.50 disb.42,1$9.00 re val 14. Love property
F11A - Woodbridge Channelization Property.
R & W. - fees & disb. re iJITRCk & Sinai Day Camp property
F12B1 - York Mills Channelization Engineering.
W.D.Chisholm Cons. Eng. - engineering Services
F12B2 - York Mills Channelization Engineering Other.
D. J. Thornton - travel expenses December 1963
B1A - Black Creek ,Phase No. 1 - Property.
51.20
97.95
90.00
1,709.33
647,34
300.00
3,276.50
6,503.75
2,8 7.00
$.70
R.W. & N. in Trust purchase price re Metro Tor. Housing_prop, 60,472.12
W.N.Wildman Land Surveyors - survey,plan.& desc. re Twp.of York prop411.70
B1C2 - Black Fhase rl - Construction "Other ".
Munic. of 'Pietro Toronto - central mulching machine
B30B1 - Engineering Black Creek Channel.
James F. MacLaren Ltd - 23rd. acct. re eng. services to Oct. 31/636,537.49
D.J.Thornton - travel expenses December 1963 1$.90
P$A - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property.
Strung heal Estate - court attendance re Oxboro Invest. & Hensley 450.00
Strung Real Estate - court attendance re Highland Grove Dev. prop 300.00
R & W - fee & disb. re court attendance re itunin property 3,375.00
R & W - fee 050.00 disb.` 19.70 re exp. Perry Property 69.70
R & V1 - fee110.00 d'sb.092.64 re purchase Leola property 202.64
Chambers & Meredith - court attendance & disb. re Oxboro prop 641.97
Chambers & Meredith - court attendance & disb, re Highland Grove
Invest. property 505.$0
$0.45
-8-
P8A Humber Flood Plain Land - Property.
W.N.Irildman Land Surveyors - survey, plan & desc. re Canday Holdi
& Brad Jay Invest.aents property
W.N.Wildman Land Surveyors - survey, plan & desc. re Northview
Heights Dev. pro erty
W.N.Trildman Land Surveyors - survey, plan & desc. re Haldon prop
W.N.Trildman Land Surveyors - survey, plan & desc. re Twp. of
North York property
R & W -- Fee ;687.50, disb. 101,388.70 re Highland Grove prop
R & W - Fee 4840.00, disb. 5v1,680.00 re Downswiew Meadow prop
The.Ont. runic. Board - court reporters fees re Highland Creek
Development hearing
P9A 0 Don Flood Plain Land Property.
F.J.Shankland -
F.J,Shankland -
F.J.Shankland -
F.J.Shankland Y.J.Shankland •-
_' . J. Shankland -
W . J . 3hankland -
'.J,Shankland -
appraisal
appraisal
apps aisai
appraisal
appraisal
appraisal
appraisal
appraisal
re Dairy Queen Ltd. property
re Christopher & A. Bazos property
re Kronbergs & Peterson property
re Schiller property
re Ellis property
re Hampton Park Co.Ltd property
re Freidman & Frimmerman property
re British Book Service property
ElOJ __ Highland Creek Flood 'lain Land Property.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Trepil Realty Prap
Pi ] •�Ro die Flood Plain Land Property.
Twp. of Pickering - 1963 taxes re Lary Davis Estate prop.
J.Sherwood Const. - progress billing re demolition of buildings
at M. E. Davis property
W,N.:rildman Land Jurveyors - survey,plan & desc. re J.A.Brown prop.
G2CC - Pioneer Village Construction & Jevelopment.
B -428 -H
ngs 74.15
946.60
1,480.50
867.60
2,076.20
2,520.00
120.00
458.75
528.99
528.99
528.99
528.99
759,85
757.85
1,221.40
2,191.95
Ross G. Disney - 2 sets sloop sleighs
Roy- Thedroff - triple horse tread mill complete
StoneacrLs Antiques - paintings re collection
Mrs. R. H. Neil - various items re collection
A. (iolucci - out of pocket expenses re various items for
Patons & Baldwins Limited -- wool far weaving
Woods, Bag & Canvas Co. - peelgrips
Albert Britnell Bookshop - books re collection
Poet,. Simpson Co. Ltd - candles
i:r's. R. H. Neil - ironstone cups & saucers re collection
Jard Bldg. Supplies Ltd - lumber
Card Bldg. Supplies Ltd - lumber
Card Bldg. Sup )lies Ltd - firply
1,00dbridge Farmers - tarpaper
Adelaide Electric Ltd - service
John B. Smith & Sons Ltd - supply & mill material re Roblin All
Card Bldg. Supplies Ltd - ten -test, lumber 4 insulation
V. Vejola & Sons - engineering services re Roblin's Aill
Dyer & Miller Bros. - 4 extinguishers Pressurized Anti- freeze
B. Napier Simpson Jr. -• professional services re Roblin's ,sill
Trevor Antiques - chairs re collection
Trevor Antiques - pictures re collectioh
MacMillan, Bloedel & Powell River - taper split cedar s: ingles
R. Lajdlaw Lumber - lumber
R. Laid] aw Lumber -- lumber
G5 - Albion Hills Conservation Centre
Henk iviersema - progress draw 0 re painting contract
Filter, Heating & Supplies Ltd - dampers & aquistates
flrvnt i'ietal Products - requis.ers, pupe & elbows
Crrd Bldg. Supplies Ltd - lumber
t' -cI Bldg. Supplies Ltd -- 4.1mber
colle ction
917.28
600.00
346.40
60.00
400.00
206.00
517.00
25.25
25.75
6.95
112.50
16.16
12.00
46.14
76.19
54.44
7.73
773 .00
1,156.72
199.80
316.00
160.68
3,145.86
309.00
24.72
997.52
176.55
593.38
1,700.00
37.82
20.76
8.24
71.19
B- •428 -I -:_ 9 -
- Albion Hills Conservation Centre Cont'd.
Acri ?c iticGarvey - additional sales tax re Conservation Centre
Zenith Electric Supply - 1 - 8130 Nutone Fan
Card Bldg. Supplies Ltd - lumber, hinges & screws
Card Bldg. Supplies Ltd lumber
Dyer & Miller - Fyr - Fyter Carbon Dioxide System
J ..Oliver - boot rack, welding & cutting
The Welsh Lumber Co. Ltd - lumber, (extra to contract)
The Welsh Lumber Co. Ltd - outside trim Bac..stairs (extra to
16.44
plywood,bracket & hinges (extra)
wood box room 202 (extra to contract) 39006
folding door (extra to contract) 123.6q
fire doors re kitchen (extra to contract)162.74:
doors (extra to contract) 453.20
astragal joint re outside door (extra
to contract) 13.$0
. fir casing (extra to contract) 9.4.2 t
- doors re contract 7..36 .
106.Q5
30.90
- 20.97
2.58
806.90
162.. 93
2;.40
contract)
The '.:e1sh Lumber Co. Ltd
The Welsh Lumber Co, Ltd
The Welsh .:umber Co. Ltd -
The :'elsh Lumber Co. Ltd -
Tho Welsh Lumber Co. Ltd -•
The Welsh Lumber Co. Ltd -
The, Welsh Lumber—Co. Ltd
The, Welsh Lumber Co'.. Ltd
;;'2QA: Der General.
Charts Publishing Co. - Christmas Cards
T.rpphy Toy & Sales staff children's Christmas Party
Charters Publishing Co. -• Christmas Cards for Printing
On*.er'-i o Hydro Woodbridge - final hydro bill re Shock property
.N.I.B. ••. refreshements for Jecember 31/63
s:toodbridge Farm -rs clean & check burner, set pressure pump re
Thompson Farm
Hudson ,A,1di.ng - repairs to snow plough
120.05.
227.81
.'1.45
4.36
18.5.4
33.86
10.00
Maple Centre itostaurant - coffee & sandwiches re various sub - committee
. meeting•at Authority offices $1,25
j 2
-Jib; Hoar.'t Lake Operating & Maintenance
•Peatson's Roofing & Heating - smoke pipe 4.46
Black & Dockeir r'lfg. Co. - 100 belts 85.42
Woodbridge Farm rs - furnace oil 95,18
.1ditomatic Pumping Equipment - pipe fittings 22.57
imperial Oil Limited - portion credit purchases for Nov./63 7.77
Zenith Electric Supply - thermostat• &'heat cables 46.94
uramptcn Fuels - fuel oil 53.28
az4 - Glen Haffv Operating & Maintenance.
Automatic Pumping Equipment - ball cock assembler
#115 - liallhionjilijs Operating & Maintenanceo
Automatic Pumping Equipment- pipe fittings
Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for Nov. 1963
Brampton Fuels Ltd - portion fuel oil re workshop & office
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel - treated sand
r..,an Brothers - 4 window shades
Egan . Broth s::'s • -• 2 lights
Valiance,. Brown & Co. Ltd - snow shovels, & stable brooms
i.2)..6 -• N/ E 'Bond Operating .& .i'iaintenanc e .
. •
Tmper.'ia . Oil - portion. credit card purchas'es`,for'Nov 19 3, 3.75
F .ghi=:.r_d Cre' k 'Sand & .Gravel. •- 'treated sand 20...00
10,05
. 4.46 •
23.97
7046
21.00
,11.49
4.64
15.70
. E.
i_....:
#218:�.4..V! Greenwood Operating & Iviaintenarice.
Clap 'Coope-r Ltd •- stove lining
•
,Ly.wC. rp• 4 •
•• •
7.:93•
- 10 - B-428-J
020 - N/E Black Creek Operating & Maintenance.
Abbie -Inns - waterless cleaner 16.74
Rosalind murray - out of pocket expenses re hearth bread 1.00
Cdn. Pacific Telegraph - telegram re book order 2.20
Imperial Oil Co. - portion credit card purchases for November 1963 17.41
Mrs. Florence Belson - out of pocket expenses re bread & laundry 1.48
Mrs. Florence Belson - trael expenses November & december 1963 17.90
Superior Pro;ane Limited - propane gas 15.00
Brampton Fuels - fuel oil re Laskey Store 16.09
Brampton Fuels - fuel oil re workshop 39.68
'olfson Antiques - rental re silver baskets 25.75
Gilberts Harness & Saddle Shop - mordax studs & punch 58.30
Woodbridge Farmers •- seed 57.81
Vallance, Brown & Co. Ltd - 250 ft. garden hose 47.68
Adelaide Electric - service re transformer oil test 57.00
H.i'1.Davis & Sons - moving building on float 75.00
Trevor Antiques - rental re fire baskets 49.44
y222 N/E Greenwood Operating & Maintenance.
Imperial Oil Ltd - portion credit card purchases for Lvov /63 5.88
ii-222B - N/E Claremont Workshop Replacement.
Berndt's Chain Saw - 2 chain saws 24" bar 366.68
Berndt's Chain Saw - conversion of post hole digger to chain saw 283.97
Automatic Pump Equipment - pipe fittings 132.39
Crane Supply - unit heater & thermostat 153.34
Brunt metal Products - gay. iron, pipe & elbows 34.81
Para Paints Ltd - paint & roller refill 17.80
Crane Supply - chemicals & aquastad 28.42
Card Bldg. Supplies - firply 497.37
Grand & Toy Ltd - 4 filex desks 333.72
Grand & Toy Ltd - 6 oak side chairs 83,43
Grand & Toy Ltd - 2 wastebaskets 13.39
Zenith Electric Supply - breakers & switches 29.97
Zenith Electric Supply - boxes & farmex 97.46
Fairbank Hardware Ltd -- woodscrews, staples,caste0s,bolts & padlocks103.22
Fairbank Hardware Ltd & drawer pulls 9.89
Fairbank Hardware Ltd - wood screws 51.22
Fairbank Hardware Ltd - stove bolts 42.19
Automatic Pumping Equipment - suction exhaust hose 96.95
Duke Lawn Equipment - 1 mott mower w /ring knives 710.70
Cooper Horton Ltd - industrial exhaust fan 388.72
Vallance, Brown & Co. - chain links 2.22
Vallance, Brown & Co. • axe handles, cnas & chains 39.59
Zr225 - N/E Flood Control Propertyll�laintenance.
Automatic Pumping - .quipment - copper pipe &fittings 37.81
Automatic Pumping Equipment - pine fittings 10.46
Woodbridge Farmers Co. - clean & service burner re Lauderdale farms 10.00
Automatic Pumping Equipment- plastic pipe 160.19
122$ - N/E Farm Operation
Thorobred Farm Feed Supply - hauling hay 51.00
Thorcbred Farm Feed Supply - hauling hay 61.00
Wm. H. Dick •- r 2 gas 89.18
#229 - N/L Bruce's Mills Operating & Maintenance.
Rumble Equipment - grease gun, cartrid es & grease 9.68
Cdn.Tire Store Markham - wrench set 38.06
Vallance, Brown & Co. Ltd - hardware items 29.84
B -42$ -K
#230 - N/E Albion Hills Conservation Centre.
Brampton Fuels - fuel oil
James D, I°'alcomson - out of pocket expenses re school supplies
Brampton Fuels - fuel oil re school
E an Brothers - mops
Egan Brothers - clamps & anchors
C.N.I.B. - cost of operation for Nov. 29 - Dec. 31/63
Brampton Fuels - # 2 gas
Aikenhead Hardware - keys cut
Payroll for December 1963
148.17
6.19
17$.9$
6.18
6.00
1,51$.68
41.43
5.87
40, 771.21
"SCHEDULE "B,,
-BRIEF TO THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON METROPOLITAN TORONTO
A. INTRODUCTION
B. HISTORY
C. JURISDICTION
D. ADMINISTRATION
E. FINANCES
F. PROGRAM -- (1) Flood Control & Water Conservation
(2 Reforestation and Land Use
(3 Fish and Wildlife
(4 Recreation
(5 Information and Education
(6) History
(7 Land A,:4uisition
(8 Planning
G. REALTIONSHIP TO, AND CO -- ORDINATION WITH MUNICIPALITY
OF METROPOLITAN TORONTO
H. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
B -4.29
1, _INTRODUCTION:
T h3 :iier. :€ politan Toronto rind Region Conserv^ti on Authority since its
Thrmation in February 1957 has made a significant contribution to the
growth and development of Metropolitan Toronto and the surrounding-
area.
On occasion it has been stated that the Authority7s contribution to
this area ranks second only to the Metropolitan Corporation itself.
The purpose of this Brief is to inform the Royal Commission on
Metropolitan Toronto about the Authority, its administration, its
program, and its relationship to the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto, and to make recommendations on problems tht should be
considered by the Commission.
B. HISTORY:
In 1946 the Province of Ontario enacted The Conservation Authorities
Act, which permitted a group of municipalities in a watershed, or
a group of watersheds, to form ,r Conservation Authority for the
purposes of carrying out a program to conserve the natural resources
of the area over which the Authority would have jurisdiction. In
the Metropolitan Toronto region, the Etobicoke - Mimico Conservation
Authority was formed in 1947, and this was followed by the Humber
and the Don Authorities in 1948, and finally the Rouge - Duffin-
Highland - Petticoat Creek Authority in 1954. Two of the four Authorities
had some measure of success in carrying out a Conservation Program;
however, the others were relatively unsuccessful. S -7eral different
municipalities wern -represents d n ?ifferent Authorities and this
—^e- " a' mp-t-.t .on • '
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P. J
I:: ::e^ evident th'it• if 7nifi ^^•1t Cor_sel7 Lion Program was
:'.1 be- underts_ -en. i•i this area, regional approa-h wauld be required
and a more substantial financial base would have to be established.
therefore..a,:leed to the establishment of the
Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority in February
of 1957. The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto was designated
as a member municipality and thus the financial base for the carrying
out of the Conservation Program was established. A further impetus
to the Program was the disastrous flood following HurricaaeHazel in
October, 1954, which resulted in a loss of 81 lives and $25,000,000
property damage in the Metropolitan region.
B -430
2
C. JURISDICTION:
The Authority has jurisdiction over an area comprising approximately
1,000 square miles, inclusive of the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto, consisting of 240 square miles. The area of jurisdiction is
defined in Section 4, Sub - Section 1 of The Conservation Authorities
Act:
"The Metropolitan Conservation Authority has jurisdiction in
all matters provided for in this Act over an area composed
of all areas formerly under the jurisdiction of the Etobicoke-
Mimico Conservation Authority, the Humber Valley Conservation
Authority, the Don Valley Conservation Authority, and the
Rouge, Duffin, Highland, Petticoat,Conservation Authority,
together with all other areas lying between the Westerly
limit of the area formerly under the jurisdiction of the
Etobicoke- Mimico Conservation Authority and the Easterly
limit of the area formerly under the jurisdiction of the
Rouge, Duffin,Highland, Petticoat Conservation Authority and
which front on Lake Ontario together with the area within the
watershed of Carruthers Creek and the area known as Toronto
Island."
All, or parts of the following municipalities are included within
this area:
Adjala Township
Ajax Town
Albion Township
Bolton Village
Brampton Town
Caledon Township
6aledon East Village
Chinguacousy Township
King Township
Markham Township
Markham Village
Mono Township
Pickering Township
Pickering Village
Richmond Hill
Stouffville Village
Toronto Gore Township
Toronto Township
Uxbridge Township
Vaughan Township
Whitchurch Township
Woodbridge Village
Metropolitan Toronto
All municipalities are within the Metropolitan Planning Area except:
The Villages of Bolton
Caledon East
The Town of Branpton
The Townships of Adjala
Albion
Caledon
Chinguacousy
King
Mono
Uxbridge
Whitchurch
The population of the Region in 1963 was 1,750,000, or approximately
10% of the total population of the Dominion of Canada.
A portion of the Metropolitan Planning Area comes under the jurisdiction
of the Credit Valley Authority which lies immediately West of the
Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. The Metropolitan
Corporation is not a member municipality and therefore does not contribute
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funds. The municipalities within the Metropolitan Planning Area on
the Credit Authority include -
The Townsh p of Toronto -
The Towns of Port Credit
Streetsville
D. ADMINISTRATION:
The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority is administer-
ed by 55 appointed members. Three of the members, including the
Chairman of the Authority, are appointed by the Province of Ontario.
The remainder are appointed by the member municipalities.
Provision has been made in The Conservation Authorities Act that the
membership from the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto shall, at
all times, be equal to the total number of members appointed by the
other participating municipalities.
The appointees of the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto are divided
between elected officials and interested persons throughout Metropolitan
Toronto. An attempt has been made by the Metro government to distribute
the membership among the thirteen constituent municipalities:
MEMBERSHIP OF M.T.R.C.A.
Metropolitan Toronto
1
Elected Members 11
Interested Persons
Other Municipalities
Elected Members 32
Interested Persons
Government of Ontario.
Chairman 1
Others
2
26
26
TOTAL MEMBERSHIP 55
The Authority elects from among its members, an 11- member Executive
Committee which has wide powers governing the routine administration
of.the Authority Program.
The Authority has appointed nine Advisory Boards, four of which are
area Boards covering the watersheds originally included in the four
Conservation Authorities in the Toronto region, and these Boards are
mandatory under The Conservation Authorities Act.
MKe remaining five functional Boards are as follows:
Flood Control and Water Conservation
Reforestation and Land Use
Conservation Areas
HiBtoric Sites
Information and Education
The above Boards consider programs in their respective fields
and make recommendations to the Executive Committee and to the
The Staff of the Authority is divided into two major groups --
Administrative Section, headed by the Secretary- Treasurer; and
Technical Section, headed by the Director of Operations.
The Authority is a body- corporate and is empowered to carry out a
comprehensive program of conserving the natural resources of the
Authority.
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Metropolitan Toronto region; subject only to the necessary funds
being provided by the member municipalities, and subject to schemes,
projects, and grants being approved by the Province of Ontario.
The Conservation Authorities Act is presently administered at the
Provincial level by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
In spite of the fact that representation on the Authority is in
considerable imbalance so far as population of the Metropolitan
Toronto arg,and the outlying municipalities is concerned, the
administration of the Authority is not dominated by any group; in
fact', all of the members approach the problems of conservation on•a
regional basis.
E. FINANCES:
The Authority is empowered by legislation to levy the member municipal-
ities for the necessary funds required to carry out the Conservation
Program. The member municipalities are required to provide the funds
subject to a right -of- appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board. ,
The annual levy of the Authority is based on population of the
municipalities within the region under the jurisdiction of the Authority.
On this basis, the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto contributes
92% of the municipal share of the annual levy.
The following is a resume of funds provided by the' Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto during the period 1957 -1963:
GENERAL FLOOD CONTROL FLOOD CONTROL BLACK TOTAL
PURPOSES WORKS PLAN CREEK LEVIES
1957 287,808. 73,347. 361,154.
1958 431,092. 213,962. 641,055.
1959 557,093. 538,325. 1,095,418.
1960 553,882. 454,966. 1,008,848.
1961 588,416. 157,227. 801,573. , ,311,250. 1,858,466.
1962 620,783. 171,390. ' 801,573. 250,000. 1,843,746.
1963 654,602. 52,262. 801,573. 82,500. 1,591,437.
TOTALS $3,693,676. $1,661,979. $2,404,719. $643,750. $8,404,124.
The work of the Authority has been assisted by ,substantial grants
from the Province of Ontario. The present policy of the Province of
Ontario is toprovid€: 50% grants for Administration and Capital Works,
and 75% grants for Preliminary Engineering. The trovince presently
does not pay grants towards Maintenance, nor does it contribute to
the restoration of Historic Sites.
In addition, grants are received from the Federal Government through
the Province of Ontario for major Flood Control Works. The division
of costs in this instance arc as follows:
Federal Government 371%
Provincial Government 37%
Municipal Government 25 %
In order to defray costs of Maintenance of projects, the Authority
makes charges for the use of its lands for recreation purposes.
The Authority has recently established a Metropolitan Toronto and
Region Conservation Foundation with the intention of supplementing
the funds of the Authority through donations,by private individuals,
industry, and other Foundations.
F. PROGRAM:
(1) Flood Control and Water Conservation:
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Flood Control and Water Conservation is the most important aspect of the
work of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. The
tremendous growth in urbanization which has taken place in the past decade,
and which is ant;cipated to continue for many years to come, has made it
absolutely essential that the many water courses flowing through the
Metro region be adequately protected in order to prevent excessive
damage to public services, private property, and to ensure adequate
water quality in these various streams. Hurricane Hazel in 1954
illustrated the need for such a program. At that time 81 lives were
lost and $25,000,000. damage took place in the Metropolitan region.
The progress that has been made in this important field of conservation
is illustrated by the appropriation of Authority funds devoted to it.
FUNDS DEVOTED TO FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSERVATION
1957 20.75%
1958 33.84
1959 51.39
1960 39.61
1961 45.95
1962 73.66
1963 84.65
Prior to 1961, the Authority undertook a number of Flood Control and
Water Conservation projects in co- operation with the Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto. In these instances, the Metropolitan Corporation
was c.asignated as the Benefitting Municipality, and paid 50% of the cost
of the projects; the remaining 50% being contributed by grants from
the Province of Ontario.
In 1958 the Authority commenced preparation of a comprehensive Plan For
Flood Control and Water Conservation and this Plan was intended to
outline a 10 -Year Program for Flood Control and Water Conservation for
the entire region. The Plan was adopted by the Authority and the Member
Municipalities on September 2nd, 1959. On June 14th, 1961, the Authority
entered into an Agreement with the Province of Ontario, and the Province
in turn, entered into an Agreement with the Government of Canada for
the carrying out of the Plan during the period 1961 to 1970. The estimated
cost of the work included in the Plan is $38,000,000. of which the
Authority is committed to raise $13,000,000., and the Province of Ontario
$16,000,000., and the Government of Canada $9,000,000. A substantial
proportion of the Authority?s $13,000,000. share will be raised by the
Municipality.
The Plan consists of the following elements:
(a)
The acquisition of Flood Plain and Conservation Lands for
flood storage, for prevention of loss of human lives and for
the protection of municipal services;
(b)' The contruction of channel improvements where intensively developed
Flood Plain Lands do not permit economical acquisition;
(c) The construction of Dams and Reservoirs to reduce flood - flows,
increase summer flows and to provide recreation lakes where
possible;
The majority of the Flood Plain Lands being acquired by the Authority
are located within the bounds of the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto.
The major Channel Improvement projects on the Black Creek and the Don
River, and three of thirteen proposed Dams and Reservoirs are within
the Metropolitan Corporation. The remainder lie outside Metropolitan
Toronto in the headwater areas.
The Authority operates a Flood Warning System and Flood Forecasting System,
and the Metropolitan Corporation Department of Works and Emergency
Measures Organization are important components in the System.
The Authority has Entered into an Agreement with the Metropolitan Corporation
for the maintenance of Flood Control Structures within the bounds of
D:etropolitan Toroni;o, and in addition is co- operating with the Metro
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Works Department in an over -all Maintenance of Water Courses Program.
The Authority has adopted regulati'is prohibiting the dumping of fill
on Flood Plain Lands and this Program is administered by the Authority
and receives co- operation of the Metropolitan Corporation, the constituent
municipalities, the Metropolitan Planning Board and the local Planning
Boards.
The Authority works closely with the Metropolitan Planning Board and
Planning Boards of the constituent municipalities in the processing of
Official Plans, Zoning By -laws, and Sub - division Plans, in order to
ensure that adequate provision is being made for drainage for all open
water courses within the region under the jurisdiction of the Authority.
The Authority carries out an annual Program of Channel Improvement in
co- operation with the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto. This limited
Program is financed 50% by Metro and 50% by the Province of Ontario.
A Report on Pollution Control and Recreation has recently been adopted.
The Report was prepared in consultation with Metro officials and it is
intended to achieve a practical and logical approach for the conservation
of the water resources of the region and to function as a document which
.rill permit a more co- ordinated approach to the development of these
water resources and to the provision of urban services, particularly
sewage treatment, among the many agencies involved at the local, Metro,
P;,5vincial and Federal levels.
The Authority has become involved in a number of instances with the
Metro Works Department in the providing of lands owned by the Authority
for the disposal of industrial and municipal wastes. A joint study is
presently being undertaken on this very urgent problem and it is hoped
th:lt a comprehensive plan can be evolved in the near future which
will outline a program for industrial and municipal waste disposal for
a long period. The Authority is concerned with such a long -term program
because of its substantial interest in the Metro Valley Systems, recogniz-
ing that a portion of these Valley Si stems will be i equired for the
disposal of these wastes. From the Authority9s experience, it is felt
desirable that the Metropolitan Corporation should assume responsibility
for all waste disposal within the Metropolitan Corporation.
(2) REFORESTATION AND LAND USE:
(1) FORESTRY:
In the region under the jurisdiction of the Authority, there are
approximately 35,000 acres of marginal and sub - marginal lands which,
under our present economic conditions, are best suited for the growing
of trees, for the production of forest products, for the provision of
attractive open space for recreation, and for assistance in the manage-
ment of the water resources of the region. The Authority is attempting
to establish forest cover on these lands by the following means:
- Acquisition of lands by the Authority and their management
by the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests.
- Reforestation of suitable areas of other lands acquired by
the Authority. The Authority is co- operating with the Metro
Parks Department for the reforestation of suitable areas of
the major valley systems within the Metropolitan Corporation.
- Provision of financial and technical assistance for the
reforestation of private lands within the Region.
The Authority operates a Farm Tree Replacement Service and larger trees
are provided to farmers for planing clong fence rows and to member
municipalities for planting within the major valley systems. The
Program is intended to replace trees presently being lost as a result of
Dutch Elm Disease.
(11) LAND USE:
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Of the 1,000 square miles of area under the jurisdiction of the
Authority, it is not anticipated during the period from the present
to the year 2000 that more than 400 square miles will be devoted to
urbanization. 600 square miles, therefore, will be devoted to other
land uses, predominantly agricultural, and to public and private
recreation. The Authority is concerned with the management of these
600 square miles from a Conservation standpoint, and therefore carries
out the following programs to achieve its objectives:
- Lands owned by the Authority suitable for agricultural
production are devoted to agriculture and operated by the
Authority, or leased to private land- owners;
- Financial and Technical Assistance Programs are operated
.for`the design, construction, and management of Farm Ponds;
- Financial assistance for tile drainage;
- Financial assistance for grassed waterways;
- Financial assistance for implementation of Conservation farm
plans;
The Authority has recently submitted a Brief to the Federal and
Provincial Governments requesting assistance under A.R.D.A. "Agricultural
Rehabilitation Development Act" for the acquisition of areas of land
within the Region to be devoted to forestry, agriculture, fish and
wildlife management, and to be used for low- intensity recreation.
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(a) FISH MANAGEMENT:
The objective of the Authority in this field is to provide a greater
fishing opportunity for the residents in the Region. The following
programs are operated to achieve this objective:
- management and improvement of all suitable water areas including
lakes, streams, and ponds, on Authority properties;
- limited production of fish in Authority Hatcheries for stocking
of specific Authority waters, and for educatonnal purposes;
- co- operation with the Department of Lands and Forests for the
stocking of Authority waters;
- Research Programs intended to develop practical techniques for
the management of fish in Authority waters;
- Technical assistance to private land- owners for the management
of private waters for the production "'fish;
(b) WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT:
The objective.of the Authority in this field is to improve Authority -owned
lands in order to increase populations'of wildlife so they may be
observed for educational and scientific purposes in a natural environment
by the residents of the Region.
While technically possible, the Authority has not adopted a policy whereby
Authority lands are open to the public for hunting.
To achieve these objectives, the Authority has -
-established a Nursery for the growing of plants particularly
suited to providing food and cover for wildlife;
- planting wildlife food plots on Authority lanai;
(4) RECREATION:
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Under the terms of The Conservation Authorities Act, an Authority is
permitted to use and develop lands acquired for conservation purposes
for public recreation. Recreation facilities are super- imposed on the
conservation lands and recreation becomes an extremely important by- product
of the total Program. Authority funds devoted to recreation are
summarized as follows:
1957 18.65%
1958 14.97
1959 18.99
1960 23.92
1961 22.16
1962 11.03
The amount of funds devoted to recreation development has remained fairly
constant with a slight annual increase. A substantial decrease in
percentage of budget devoted to this field in 1962 is a result of the
very substantial increase in budget for the Flood Control and Water
Conservation Program.
The importance of the recreation program is illustrated by the use of
Authority lands for these purposes. Attendance at all Areas under the
jurisdiction of the Authority in 1957 was 126,000 whereas in the year
1963 the visitation exceeded one million people. In the initial years,
the attendance doubled yearly, and in the last few years of the Program
it has steadily increased at the reate of approximately ten to fifteen
percent per annum. Projected visitation to Authority Areas to the year
1980 is 32 million people.
The Authority has entered into an Agreement with the Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto whereby lands acquired for Flood Control and
Conservation purposes within the bounds of the Metropolitan Corporation
are developed, operated, and maintained by the Metro Works Department
for recreation purposes. At the present time, the annual visitation to
these lands is not known, but it is estimated that a very substantial
visitation is being made to these lands. The Authority retains the
title to these lands and the Metropolitan Corporation must submit all
development plans to the Authority for approval. If the Metropolitan
Corporation fails to develop or maintain these lands to the satisfaction
of the Authority, the Authority may take over the management and charge
the full cost to the Corp oration. The policy of the Province of
Ontario is to not acquire lands within the region of the Authority for
recreation purposes, but to contribute substantially by way of grants
:o the Authority Program in this field. The Authority therefore is
ontributing very substantially to the provision of outdoor recreation
cilities at the regional level. The recreation facilities provided
the Authority cater to a wide variety of needs and interests, and
il,lude picnicking, swimming, group camping, boating, fishing, Winter
sPrts, Nature study, sportsmen2s activities. Substantial co- operation
anuco- ordination with the Metropolitan Corporation at the planning
lev.i and at the Parks Department level is maintained, raring regard to
the .egional Recreation Program.
The pi;sent division of responsibility for recreation facilities between
the Metro Parks Department within the bounds of Metropolitan Toronto and
the Aut.ority in the outlying region is logical in view of the fact that
the ProV ncial Gov - rnment provides 50% grants for recreation developments
operated Dy the Authority, whereas the Metropolitan Corporation does
not receire Government grants for this purpose. Close co- operation and
co- ordination is maintained with the Metropolitan Corporation in order
to ensur9 That there will be no d »nlication of effort.
(5) INFOF iATION AND EDUCATION:
(1) INFORAATION :
The Authority has pursued an Information Program in order to develop
public understanding and support for the work being carried out. The
Program is undertaken in close co- operation with press, radio, and T.V.
It supplemented by the publication of brochures, maps, and information
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bulletins, together with special events such as Official Openings and
Conservation Workshops. The Program is elso directed to sustaining
and increasing public attendance at recreation facilities offered
by the Authority.
(11) EDUCATION:
It is the policy of the Authority that lands and facilities developed
by it should be used to the fullest possible extent by the general
public and by schools and universities for supplementing through visual
observation those principles of conservation, science, natural history
and geography which are taught in the courses of study. It is not the
function of the Authority to teach the principles of conservation per se.
Consistent with this policy, the Authority offers the following educational
program:
- conducted Nature Hikes;
- conducted Watershed Tours;
- conducted visits to Pioneer Village;
- Conservation School;
The outstanding feature of the Authority's Conservation Education Program
is the Conservation School where forty students are placed in residence
for a one -week period and use the facilities of the Albion Hills
Conservation Area for enrichment of their school program through personal
observation in the Albion Hills environment.
The whole educational program is operated in close co- operation with
the various school boards within the Region and with the approval of
the Ontario Department of Education.
In excess of thirty thousand students participate yearly in the
Authority's Educational Programs.
(6) HISTORY:
It is the policy of the Authority to preserve and develop those things
of a historical and cultural significance relating to the development
of the Metro region from the standpoint of natural resources. The
outstanding contribution to this aspect of the Program is the Pioneer
Village, Black Creek Conservation Area. The Village is designed to
represent a pre- Confederation Agricultural Community representative of
Canada West. The Village is operated as a living museum and daily
tasks are carried out by suitably dressed attendants during the period
when the Village is in operation. While initial financial assistance
was provided by the Province of Ontario for the development of the
Village, this policy has since changed and grants are not available
from the Province. The.Authority has continued to develop the Village
from funds received from the member municipalities. It is the intention
of the Authority to complete the Village by the year 1967 as the Authority's
contribution to Canada's Centennial. To this end, a Brief has recently
been submitted to the Province of Ontario requesting financial assistance
under a Program operated jointly by the Province of Ontario and the
Government of Canada for Centennial Projects.
(7) LAND ACQUISITION:
The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority acquires the
following four categories of land for its Conservation Program:
(a) REFORESTATION LANDS -- these lands are situated in the
headwater areas of our watersheds and consist of lands which
are sub - marginal for Agricultural production. The lands
are such that they provide limited opportunity for
recreational development. The lands are under Agreement
with the Department of Lands and Forests whereby their
development, operation, and management is the responsibility
of the Department until the year 2000.
(b) FOREST & WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AREAS -- these lands are
situated in the headwater regions and are sub - marginal
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in character and are not unlike Reforestation Lands
except that they have greater potential for the development
of outdoor recreational facilities. The primary purpose
of these lands is reforestation. However, additional
physical character of the lands makes them suitable to develop
very economically limited outdoor recreation facilities,
such as hiking, nature study, and fishing.
(c) CONSERVATION AREAS LAND -- Conservation Areas are lands
which - because of their nature - are lands that require a
variety of conservation treatments and in addition provide
an opportunity for the development of a large variety of
outdoor recreation facilities which are attractive to
a large segment of the regional population.
(d) FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSERVATION LANDS -- three types
of land are required in connection with the Flood Control
and Water Conservation Plan of the Authority --
(1) Flood Plain and Conservation Lands -- lower sections
of the main river valley systems consisting of the
low -lying lands subject to periodic inundation,
together with steep valley slopes subject to
erosion;
(ii) Lands Required for Channel Improvements -- lands
required for the construction and maintenance of
major Channel Improvements;
(iii) Reservoir Lands -- areas required for the construction
of Dams and Reservoirs and for the development of
recreational facilities where recreation lakes are
created;
The acquisition of lands within the boundaries of the Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto is carefully co- ordinated with various departments
of Metro, Metro Planning Board, and Planning Boards and departments of
constituent municipalities. Certain economies have been realized as
a result of this Program in view of the fact that only one agency
is dealing in any one area. It has been the policy that where the
Authority has acquired lands within the Metropolitan Corporation and
subsequently easements across the land are required by the Metropolitan
Corporation or its constituent municipalities for road widenings, sewer
construction, water lines, storm drainage etc., that the Authority
govides these easements at a nominal cost
The Authority has pursu- a policy whereby municipally -owned lands
required for Authority Conservation Programs are transferred to the
Authority at a nominal cost. Extensive areas of municipally -owned
lands have been transferred to the Authority under this Program.
Under the terms of The Conservation Authorities Act, the Authority
has the power of expropriation. Arbitration of disputes with
respect to value are heard by The Ontario Municipal Board.
(8) PLANNING:
The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, since its
establishment, has progressively increased its participation in the
planning process, 'titularly within the Metropolitan Planning Area,
and in addition, those municipalities which lie outside the Metro
Planning Area. The participation in this planning is achieved as a
result of staff membership on various Metro Technical Committees, by
review of Official Plans, Zoning By -Laws and Sub - Division Applications
within the Region, and by initiation of studies by the Authority which
effect the entire Metro region.
From a planning standpoint, the Authority's greatest concern is the fact
that although all of the streams under the jurisdiction of the Authority
traygpN the Metropolitan Corporation—Itself r th,_ Metropolitan Planning
�.r� ^, certain municipalities - or portions thereof - which lie in the
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headwater areas of these drainage basins, do not come under the
jurisdiction of the Metro Planning Board. These municipalities are as
follows:
Adjala Township
Albion Township
Bolton Village
Brampton Town
Caledon Township
Caledon East Village
Chinguacousy Township
King Township
Mono Township
Uxbridge Township
Whitchurch Township
It would appear essential that the jurisdiction of the Metropolitan
Planning Board should be extended in some way to include these
municipalities or portions thereof which are within the drainage basins
that effect the Metropolitan municipality and its Planning Area.
The Metropolitan Corporation itself, together with the Authority, has
invested very large sums on these drainage basins from a conservation,
pollution control, and recreation standpoint. It would appear essential
that the Metropolitan Corporation should have some degree of control
over the whole region under the jurisdicttlon of the Authority in order
to ensure the protection of these large investments.
G. RELATIONSHIP TO, AND CO- ORDINATION WITH, THE MUNICIPALITY OF
METROPOLITAN TORONTO:
The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority?s success is
dependent upon the support and co- operation of the Mnnicipality of
Metropolitan Toronto. The Metropolitan Corporation contributes 92%
of those funds required to be raised by the member municipalities. In
recognition of this, the Authority has operated in very close co- operation
with the Metropolitan Corporation both at the policy level and at the
administrative level. The yearly program and budget of the Authority
is submitted to the Metropolitan Corporation for information and support.
This action is taken irrespective of the fact that the Authority is not
empowered by law to make this submission to the Metro Council.
At the administrative level, the Authority is represented on the Technical
Parks and Conservation Committee, whose membership is made up as follows:
Commissioner of Roads
Commissioner of Parks
Commissioner of Works
Commissioner of Planning
Director of Operations - Conservation Authority
This Committee achieves substantial co- ordination of the programs of the
above departments and the Authority.
The Authority also is represented at the technical and policy level on
the Metropolitan Toronto Waterfront Technical Committee and the Metropolitan
Toronto Waterfront Advisory Committee. Various other committees which
are formed from time to time which involve the Authority, constituent
municipalities, and Metro Departments, include technical staff of the
Authority.
The Metropolitan Corporation and the Authority are both creatures of,
and responsible to, the Government of the Province of Ontario. Consistent
with Provincial policy, the Province has delegated very substantial local
autonomy to the Corporation and the Conservation Authority. The
Province of Ontario has been most generous in its support, both at the
planning level and at the financial level, in the Program of the
Authority. The Authority itself, or in conjunction with the Metropolitan
Corporation, works closely with many departments of the Provincial
Government.
H. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:
The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority has made a
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substantial contribution to the development of the Metropolitan region.
The work of the Authority illustrates the importance of a regional
approach to all facets of urban development. It also illustrates that
a sound financial base is required to carry out such an effective program.
The above facts have resulted in the Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority developing a comprehensive Conservation Program
which is unique in Canada and is not duplicated in its comprehensiveness
on the North American continent. The close co- operation of the Authority
with the Metropolitan Corporation and its various departments has
minimized duplication of effort and overlapping of responsibilities. The
Authority is not in a position to recommend what changes in Government -form
are required for the Metropolitan region, but would respectfully draw to
the attention of the Commission the following problems which, in the
view of the Authority, should be considered:
(1) The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
has been able to undertake a comprehensive Conservation
Program to conserve the natural resources of the Metropolitan
region because the approach has been at a regional rather than
a local level and because the Program has been supported by
the financial assets of the Metropolitan Corporation and
generously assisted by grants from the Province of Ontario.
(2) The Authority is greatly concerned with the preservation of
the water quality, quantity, and the control of pollution of
the river systems within its jurisdiction. Close co- operation
by all levels of government is required in order to protect
these water resources for an expanding population.
(3) The Authority is concerned with the fact that although certain
of the headwater municipalities are drained by the watersheds
which traverse Metropolitan Toronto and the Metropolitan
Planning Area, these municipalities do not come under the
jurisdiction of the Metropolitan Planning Board.
The large investments in water conservation, recreation, and
flood control, could be jeopardized by inadequate servicing
programs in the headwater stream areas which would impare the
water quality downstream.
(4) The Authority is of the opinion that the provision of areas
for the disposal of industrial and domestic wastes by sanitary
land fill should be the responsibility of the regional govern-
ment rather than the local governments, and that the preparation
of a long -term program designating areas for the disposal of
these wastes is essential.
KGH /K
December 18, 1963
Metropolitan Joronto and Ieeion
Conieruation �uthori%
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday- January -8 -1964
The Executive Committee met at the Board Room, Mill Street,
nesday, January 8th, 1964, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Secretary - Treasurer
Director of Operations
Property Administrator
Metro Parks Commissioner
MINUTES:
The Minutes of
lies. #474
RESOLVED THAT:
presented.
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W.C. Davidson
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
H.M. Griggs
Mrs. D. Hague
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. Nesbitt
C.R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F.A. Wad e
R.G. Henderson
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
W.E. Jones
T.W. Thompson
#23/63
on ;Ted-
Meeting No. 22/63 were presented.
Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
The Minutes of Meeting No. 22/63 be adopted as
Carried Unanimously;
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT. - SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER -.1963
Res. ,-,'`475
Moved by:
Seconded by:
W.C. Davidson
C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Progress Report for the period September
to December, 1963, be received and appended as Schedule "A;, of these
Minutes.
Carried Unanimously;
BOLTON REMVOIR SITE CLEARANCE AND TjJOODLOT MANAGEMENT
A staff report was presented, suggesting that it would now be ap-
propriate to commence the clearance of the Bolton Reservoir Site and
that it be carried out over a period of four to six years.
Res. ;4476
Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Authority proceed with clearance of the conser-
vation pool of the Bolton reservoir site, and tLat it be carried out
over a period of several years before initial flooding, and that the
following action be taken at this time:
1. Budget provision be made, in the amount of $4,000.00, for
general development, Bolton Reservoir Area, in 1964;
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2. The staff be authorized to purchase half- tracks and
wood loader, at a cost not to exceed $1,000.00;
3. The staff be directed to commence the clearance in the
present Winter Works Program.
Carried Unanimously;
LAND IMPROVEMENT SCHEME #12 - HUMBER RIVER
A plan of the proposed sanitary land fill for a portion of the
Humber Valley, in the vicinity of Scarlett Road, was presented by
the staff.
Res. ,477 Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The plan of sanitary land fill proposed in the Humber
Valley in the vicinity of Scarlett Road be approved.
Carried Unanimously;
ALBION HILLS AND BRUCE'S MILL AREAS - Architectural Consultants
A staff communication was presented, suggesting that Architectural
Consultants be engagefor certain projects in the Albion Hills and
Bruce's Mill Conservation Areas.
Res. X47$ Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff negotiate proposals from the following
Architectural firms for the projects as set forth herein:
(a) Craig, Zeidler and Strong - Bathhouse, Concession and washroom
facility at the Albion Hills Conservation Area;
(b) Pentland and Baker - Gatehouse, Bathhouse, Concession and washroom
facility at the Bruce's Mill Conservation Area.
Carried Unanimously;
BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA - SITE PLAN
As previously directed by the Executive, the staff presented a
proposal from the firm of Gordon S. Adamson & Associates for the
preparation of a site plan for the main entrance and road system,
including parking areas and other related matters, for the Black Creek
Conservation Area.
Res. #479 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The services of Gordon S
planning work at Black Creek be retained
al dated December 20, 1963, and that the
quested for a grant of 50% of the cost.
. Adamson & Associates for the
on the basis of their propos-
Province of Ontario be re-
Carried Unanimously;
VILLAGE OF PICKERING - PROPOSED SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT SITE
The staff presented a report having regard to a proposed sewage treat-
ment plant site for the Village of Pickering. The matter was discuss-
ed at some length.
Res. #4$0 ,• ,Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: . R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED-THAT: The Metropolitan Torontq and Region Conservation
Authority provide the Village of Pickering with the land requared for
a Sewage Treatment Plant, for a nominal consideration, subject to
necessary approvals being obtained, and subject to the following con-
ditions:
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(1) That the proposal be approved by the Metropolitan
Planning Board;
(2) That the proposal be approved by The Ontario Water
Resources Commission;
That the Sewage Treatment Plant developed by the
Village of Pickering in co- operation with the Ontario
Water Resources Commission provide such a degree of
treatment that the stream conditions in the Duffin
Creek will meet the Ontario Water Resources Commission
objectives for a natural water course;
That the works undertaken by the Village of Pickering
be co- ordinated with plans and works for Flood Control
in the Lower Duffin Creek.
(3)
(4)
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.10.A. - HIGHLAND CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - Property:
Trepil Realty Limited
Res. #481
Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the lands owned by Trepil Realty Limited in accordance
with the provisions of The Conservation Authorities Act being all of
Blocks "A °,, t'G", r:Ih and UKl, Registered Plan M -9$3, Township of
Scarborough, County of York, containing 5.792 acres, more or less, of
vacant land.
Carried Unanimously;
PLANS FOR PARK DEVELOPMENT IN HUMBER RIVER VALLEY IN AREA TO BE
KNOWN AS ROWNTREE MILLS PARK
Res. #4$2
Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority approve the development plan, as submitted by the Metropol-
itan Parks Commissioner, for the Rowntree Mills Park;
AND FURTHER IN THIS CONNECTION THAT: The area within this park be
rejected as a possible site for sanitary land fill.
Carried Unanimously;
PLANS FOR PARK DEVELOPMENT IN DON VALLEY IN THE EGLINTON AVENUE
EAST -DON MILLS ROAD AREA
Res. #4$3
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority approve the development plan, as submitted by the Metropol-
itan Parks Commissioner, for the Park in the Eglinton Avenue East -Don
Mills Road Area.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.6.A. - REPORT OF EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
Res. #4$4
Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: R.L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: The reports of the Expropriation Advisory Board re-
garding the following be received and appended as Schedules "Bs' and
iCh of the Minutes of this Meeting:
(1) Boyd Dam and Reservoir
James F. Renwick
Description - All of Block "C", Part of Block "A" and
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Part of Lots 5 and 6, Registered Plan 55$2, Township
of Vaughan, County of York, containing 53.984 acres,
more or less, of vacant land.
(2) d Dam and Reservoir - James F. Renwick
Description - Part of Lots 24 and 25
Township of Vaughan, County of York,
acres, more or less, of vacant land.
, Concession VIII,
containing 41.432
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.7.A. - FINCH DAM & RESERVOIR - Property: Mary Phyllis Love
Res. #485 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: Provided there is no appeal, the Secretary- Treasurer
be authorized and directed to take whatever action necessary to
settle compensation in accordance with The Ontario Municipal Board's
decision dated January 2, 1964, in the matter of certain lands ex-
propriated from Mary Phyllis Love by this Authority. Said lands
being Part of Lot 20, Concession II, W.Y.S., Township of North Ynrk.
County of York, containing 3.143 acres, more or loss, and certain
improvements contained thereon;
AND FURTHER THAT: The Authority's solicitor and special counsel
fees, as well as disbursements and other costs, be paid.
Carried Unanimously;
GREENWOOD CONSERVATION AREA - AGREEMENT MTRCA & COUNTY OF ONTARIO
Res. #486 Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized and direct 4-
advise the County of Ontario that agreement dated March 12, 1963,
between Roy Edward Sims and M.T.R.C.A. be continued for the period
April 1, 1964 to March 31, 1965; all conditions and covenants remain-
ing the same.
Carried Unanimously;
CONSERVATION AREAS - EVENING SKATING & SLEIGH RIDES
Res. #487 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: Night skating be permitted in the Heart Lake and
Black Creek Conservation Areas on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights
until 9.3Q p.m., and that the regular parking charges apply;
AND FURTHER IN THIS CONNECTION THAT: Reservations "or sleigh rides
at the Black Creek Conservation Area be accepted for Friday and
Saturday nights on the basis of $10.00 per hour per sleigh.
Carried Unanimously;
1964 COMPLIAENTARY PARKING PERMITS & PASSES
Res. #4$$ Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue Com-
plimentary Parking Permits and Passes, and passes to the Pioneer
Village, to a list of persons similar to that used in previous years.
Carried Unanimously;
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:45 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
SCHEDULE 4'Ae' STAFF PROGRESS REPORT B-445
September - December, 1963
PIONEER VILLAGE, BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA:
Mill:
- excavations completed;
- concrete foundation presently being poured;
Bake -Oven:
- restoration and reconstruction 90% complete;
C.N.I.B. Refreshment Booth:
- heating unit installed;
1963 Pioneer Festival:
outstanding success;
attendance = 8,000;
Attendance:
- school children in organized groups = 22,000
- Area - Summer 115,008
- Winter Activities 22,000 159,00$
Collection:
- materials in store -yard -- fumigated 200 timbers for use;
- 26 storage bins -- 34X34 constructed in loft of Workshop;
storage cases - six boxes constructed for Toy Collection;
- P. C. Band Collection -- progress of cataloguing -- consists
555 units and 2773 pieces to date;
- cataloguing 95% completed;
- extensive research in progress;
- preparation of labels in progress;
Toy Display -- exhibits dismantled and stored;
Gift Shop:
30% increaAe in net sales over previous year;
- Year -end Inventory completed;
- enlarging df building 10% completed;
Grounds:
- 10 rods fencing completed;
- removal of ten dead elm trees -- this program is in progress;
- picnic tables and barbec a fireplaces stored;
- storm sewers cleaned out;
- all water pipes and tanks winterized;
- extensive shrub planting in restored area;
- all grass area fertilized;
15 acres of fall wheat planted;
- C.N.I.B. Booth windbreak painted and installed;
all Outbuildings removed from flood land;
- Outdoor Stage winterized;
- snow - fencing North of Steeles Avenue in progress;
- Skate Change Building erected;
making of Ice Rink in progress;
CONSERVATION AREAS DIVISION:
Black Creek:
- fencing newly- acquired property complete;
- .excavation and foundation for Mill building underway;
- Refreshment Booth heating installed;
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- picnic tables stored for Winter;
Heart Lake:
- Recreation Building extension 60% complete;
- Forest Management Program in progess;
- picnic tables stored for Winter;
Albion Hills:
- Entrance Road 80% complete;
- 'Conservation School building complete;
- farm fencing in progress;
- cattle yard. complete;
- trees in Arboretum added to and cultivated;
- Nature Trail Display in progress;
- implement shed complete;
- Stream Improvements, 1963 Phase, complete;
- Forest Management Program under way;
- picnic tables stored for Winter;
Boyd.
- South -End Workshop 60% complete;
- Channel Improvement complete;
- Agricultural Demonstration in progress;
- Forest Management Program under way;
- picnic tables stored for Winter;
Glen Haffy:
- ditches for Road Extension sodded;
- Winter Sports Area cleared and ready for use;
- small building moved from Nursery, to be used as Warming Pavilion;
- Forest Management Program 'under way;
- picnic tables stored for Winter;
C1 .vemont :
- Road Extension complete;
- Forest Management Program under way;
- picnic tables stored for Winter;
Greer}wood :
- Forest Management Program under way;
- picnic tables stored for Winter;
Bruce's Mill:
- construction of spillway and bridge commenced November 4th;
project well under way;
- stones from foundation being cleaned up for use on bridge
abutments;
- picnic tables stored for Winter;
Cold Creek:
- Forest Management Program under way;
- picnic tables stored for Winter;
Palgrave:
- two fishing ponds established;
Woodbridge:
- turf establishments complete;
- fencing continuing;
-• Display Shelter 80% complete;
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Area Attendance:
Attendance in the Conservation Areas in 1963 reached an all -time high
of 972,500. No count has been available since October 20th, when we
stopped making a charge at the gate, and it is estimated by December 31st
the Areas will have had 1,000,000 visitors for the year. The following
table indicated attendance by Area in 1963, as compared with 1962:
Number of Visitors to Oct. 20th
Area 1962 1963
Albion Hills 202,500 186,400
Black Creek 140,280 152,800
Boyd 233,400 258,100
Claremont 8,000 13,900
Cold Creek 5,100 10,900
Glen Haffy 37,600 47,000
Greenwood 71,900 85,900
Heart Lake 188,900 210,500
Humber Trails no record 7,000
Total 887,680 972,500
Property:
The fcllowing Schemes were initiated in 1963 for the extension of
Conservation Area lands:
Scheme C.A. -21 - "A Scheme for the Extension of the Heart Lake
Conservation Area":
This Scheme involved two properties totalling approximately 115 acres.
This Scheme was approved by the full Authority and has been submitted
to the Province for approval, but as yet no approval has been received.
Only preliminary negotiations have taken place with the landowners, as
it is difficult to seriously negotiate without Provincial approval. The
progress of this Scheme is of considerable ccncern because gravel
cperations in the vicinity are coming dangerously close to the line
of property which was intended to be acquired by the Authority.
Scheme C.A. -34 - "Glen Major Conservation Area Extension":
This Scheme was adopted by the Authority, presented to the Province, and
approval received. The three properties involved have been acquired
and the Scheme is complete.
Scheme C.A. -35 - "A Scheme for the Extensicn of the Albion Hills
Conservation Area ":
This Scheme recommended the acquisition of cne 15 -acre property, and
this was approved by the Authority and the Province. The land has been
acquired and the Scheme is complete.
Scheme C.A. -36 - "A Scheme fcr the Extension of the Albion Hills
Conservation Area ":
This Scheme recommended the acquisition of two small cottage properties
within the bounds of the Albion Hills Conservation Area for acquisition.
The Scheme was approved by the Authority and was submitted to the Province,
but as yet has not received Provincial approval. The Staff have been
led to believe that the reason approval has not been forthcoming is that
appraisals of the property are necessary. It has been the practice of
the Staff in the past not to get appraisals on small low -value properties,
because often the cost of the appraisal was not much less than the value
of the property. For this reason, no appraisal was made prior to submitting
the Scheme.
Scheme C.A. -37 - "A Scheme for the Acquisition and Development of the
St. George Lake Conservation Area"
This Scheme has been adopted by the Authority and is currently being
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prepared for submission to the Province for approval.
FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSERVATION:
Etobicoke Creek Watershed:
- Preliminary Engineering Report for Snelgrove Dam and Reservoir
now complete;
- a Scheme has been prepared for Flood Control Measures on the
Etobicoke Creek and Mains Creek in Brampton and will be presented
to the Brampton Town Council early in 1964;
Miipico Creek Watershed:
- Mimico Creek Engineering Study has now been finalized for
consideration by the Authority;
Humber Watershed:
Woodbridge Channel
- initial development work of fencing, tree
is now complete;
Ckeireville Dam and Reservoir
- the Indian Line Road Diversion is
- concrete work on South wing walls
complete for the Dam;
- 'c ^ncrete work on North wing walls for
-- concrete apron for Dam 60% complete;
- filling has started on the south embankment for
- clearing and grubbing within the Reservoir from
to Steeles Avenue is about 90% complete;
- tenders have been called and a contract for the Steeles Avenue
Bridge and approaches has been awarded to Starnino- Cesaroni,
subject to the approval of the Government of Ontario;
new
and
planting and seeding
complete;
control building walls is
dam is about 75% complete;
Dam;
the Dam site
Black Creek Channel
B.1 - Scarlett Road
contract complete
clean -up work such
B.2 - Rustic Rd. to
contract completed;
B.3 - Rockcliffe BYvd. to Louvain Street:-
- contract documents have been submitted to the Province for
approval prior to calling tenders;
Don Watershed:
York Mills Channel
- negotiations for property requirements are proceeding;
- 'contract documents are nearly complete;
Massey Creek Channel Improvements - Scheme d.C. -36
- this Scheme requires only Provincial approval in order to proceed
with a Winter Works Program;
General:
- the.preliminary.report'on Telemetering and Supervisory Control
being prepared by James F. MacLaren Limited has been submitted
to the staff in draft form;
- this report should be finalized for presentation at the next
Flood Control Board meeting;
Project Schedulg
- the staff are preparing a revised schedule under the Plan for
to Rockcliffe Blvd.: -
as seeding, sodding and fencing also
Jane St., North of Wilson Avenue:-
complete;
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Flood Control and Water Conservation which will be complete
pending further information pertaining to property acquisition.
CONSERVATION SERVICES DIVISION:
Land Use:
- 3 visits re assistance in bank erosion;
- 17 pond surveys completed;
- 76 information visits re pond construction;
- 11 pond subsidies paid;
- 4 pond subsidy applications rejected;
- 7 tile drainage subsidies paid;
Conservation School Farm:
- orected machine storage shed;
- purchased another 26 head of cattle and sold ten;
- planned two stock - watering ponds;
- planned a 1i -acre trout pond at School;
- land drainage work completed;
rish Management:
- undertook four experimental fish stockings on private ponds;
- fingerling rainbow trout were supplied by the Federated
Colleges, Guelph;
- eighteen private ponds stocked with largemouth bass;
- eradicated coarse fish from a section of Coffey Creek and pond
in Albion Township. Some speckled and rainbow trout were removed
prior to the poisoning and replaced afterwards.
- studies on speckled trout in farm ponds completed;
Forestry:
- tree planting surveys completed on 1962 plantings;
- 1760 shrubs planted for stream improvements in Albion Hills,
Claremont, and Palgrave Areas;
- tree planting plans for 1964 completed -- 216,000;
- trees ordered from the Department of Lands and Forests;
- shrub planting plans have been prepared for 1964;
- farm trees and shrubs for 1964 planting have been lifted and
healed in at the Nursery;
- animal repellant for landscape trees was delivered to the
Areas for early Winter application;
- elm spraying has been completed in all Areas except Claremont
and Cold Creek;
- elms to be removed have been marked in all Areas and
removal has begun at Black Creek, Claremont, Greenwood, and
Heart Lake;
- woodlot work has been started at Albion Hills, Glen Haffy, and
Bruce's Mill. Pond site is being cleared at Bruce's Mill.
- Bolton Reservoir clearance plans were completed;
INFORMATION & EDUCATION DIVISION:
Albion Hills Conservation School:
- opened to first class Monday, September 16, 1963 -- Grades VIII
to X ranging from vocational to top academic classes;
- Press Preview held Thursday, September 19, 1963;
- Official Opening Wednesday, October 23, 1963, Hon. Wm. A. Davis
officiating -- 600 -700 attended;
- Open House held for public Sunday, October 13, and Monday,
October 14, -- approximately 1,000 visitors attended each day;
- Open House held for Secondary School principals, staff and
friends, Sunday, November 24, and Sunday, December 1, -- 200
persons attended;
- winter clothing selected for students;
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- Foundation made contacts re donations;
- considerable interest shown by individual and group visits;
- Student's Noteb000k completed during Summer months -- currently
under revision;
- numerous donations of materials and equipment received through
Foundation and attending classes;
- excellent co- operation received from Dr. Powell, M.O.H. and
the Peel County Health Unit. Visiting nurses -- Mrs. Matheson
and Mrs. Tijssen. The regular visit is made Monday and for the
remainder of the week, they are on call.
- laboratory and library plans being made;
- Lan don's Bus Lines transport students on Wednesday bus tour;
- brochure describing the school is completed;
- three groups used facilities for week -end programme:
- Grade XIII students from Havergal Session
- Thornhill United Church, Science teachers
- Etobicoke Board of Education
-_ requests for 1964 week -end programme include:
- Inter - Varsity Christian Fellowship
- Grade XIII York Memorial students
- Peel County Junior Farmers Executive
- East York Y.M.C.A. Leaders Training Course
- Students Faculty of Forestry, University of Toronto
- Management Advisory Committee met Tuesday, December 17th, and
finalized the following:
-• priority system for week -end programme;
- smoking in building;
- winter clothing;
- charges;
- allotment of space 1964;
- Staff to prepare Brief to Minister of Education
re use of Summer period for some aspect of
Teacher Training Programme and Staff also
directed to prepare proposal for 2 -week Summer
Programme;
- appointment of new member to Management Advisory
Committee;
- School booked for fourteen weeks from September 16th to
December 20th by the following school boards:- York Township,
Markham, North York, Etobicoke, and Toronto.
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Films. and Slides:
- 8 slide lectures;
- 6 showings of Pioneer Village at Black Creek;
- 2 showings of Legacy of the Valley;
- 84 showings of other films (National Film Board);
Radio and T.V.:
- 14 news releases;
- 9 interviews on radio and T.V.;
- spot announcements on Winter activities sent out to radio stations;
Motion Picture Programme:
- footage for Summer 1964 T.V. commercials completed;
- Flood Control filming continues;
- Winter T.V. commercials edited, sound added etc., by Summit Film
Productions -- ready for distribution;
- 41 prints of Pioneer Village at Black Creek sold to National
Film Board for American distribution;
- 8 prints sold as follows:
1 - Scarborough Board of Education
1 - York Township Board of Education
1 - Etobicoke Board of Education
1 - North York Library
2 - North York Board of Education
1 - Hamilton Board of Education
1 - Department of Education
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Exhibits and Displays:
- photo display on Farm Ponds exhibited at Brampton, Markham
and Woodbridge Fairs;
- horsepower threshing displayed at International Ploughing Match
at Caledon;
School Programme:
• 13 Nature Hikes arranged with 587 participants
- 4 " " scheduled " 107 iQ
- 4,761 students toured Pioneer Village
175 adults toured Pioneer Village
- Total for year -- 21,916 students and 1,759 adults,;
Tours and Special Days:
- Hunter Safety -- Cold Creek Conservation Area, September 8th
to October 6th;
- Watershed Tours -- 2;
- Press Appreciation parties held at Pioneer Village November 14th
and November 21st, 1963;
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January- December, 1963
PROPERTY DIVISION
LAND ACQUISITION
FEDERAL - PROVINCIAL - AUTHORITY PARTICIPATION:
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Project F.1,A, -- Claireville Dam & Reservoir
- 21 properties acquired containing 1008.554 acres;
- Total to date - 28 properties containing 1477.983 acres;
- 16 settlements outstanding
Project F.2.A. -- Ebenezer Dam & Reservoir
- One property acquired containing 63.098 acres;
- Total to date - two proper• ties containing 82.313 acres;
- one settlement outstanding
Project F.3 . A. - Dolton Dam & Reservoir
- 30 properties acquired containing 158.302 acres;
- Total to date - 38 properties containing 529.260 acres;
- one settlement outstanding
Pro 'ect Fe 4.A. -- Nashville Dam & Reservoir
- no acquisition to date
Project F jA. -- Kirg Creek Reservoir
- no acquisition in this period
- Total to date - one property containing 42.683 acres;
-• no settlements outstanding
r'ro 'e� ct -F'.6. A, - Lower East Branch Dam & Reservoir
- no acquisition in this period
- Total to date - 10 properties containing 124.056 acres;
- 7 settlements outstanding
Project F. 7. A. - -- Finch Dam & Reservoir
- 14 properties acquired containing 289.133 acres;
- Total to date - 15 properties containing 292,276 acres;
- 12 settlements outstanding
Project F.10. A. -- Wil.lowdale Dam & Reservoir
- 5 properties acquired containing 16.354 acres;
- Total to date - 11 properties containing 128.573 acres;
- 8 settlements outstanding
Proiect F.11.A. -•- Woodbridge Channelization
- ; properties acquired containing 2.203 acres;
- Total to date - 51 properties containing 67.323 acres;
- 36 settlements outstanding
Project F.12.A. -- York Mills Channelization
- no acquisition to date
Project B.1.A. -- Black Creek Channelization
- 4 properties acquired containing 0.990 acres;
- Total to date - 39 properties containing 43.706 acres;
4 settlements outstanding
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PROVINCIAL - AUTHORITY PARTICIPATION:
Protect P,1.A. -- Snelgrove Dam & Reservoir
- one settlement negotiated
- no acquisition in this period
- Total to date - one property containing 95.550 acres;
- no settlements outstanding
Pro 'ect P.2, ». -- Milne Dam & Reservoir
- 11 properties acquired containing 93.207 acres;
- Total to date - 14 properties containing 274.409 acres;
- $ u„:tlements outstanding
Project P.3 . A, -- Arthur PFD- Dam & Reservoir
- no acquisition co date
Project P.4.A. -- Green River Dam & Reservoir
- no acquisition to date
Project West Hill Darn & Reservoir
- no acquisition to date
Project P,6.A. Etobicoke Creek Flood Plain Lands
- no acquisition in this period
-- Total to date - one property containing 5.942 acres;
- one settlement outstanding
Project P.7.A. Mimico Creek Flood Plain Lands
- no acquisition to date
Project P.$.A. Humber River Flood Plain Lands
- $3 properties acquired containing 246.475 acres;
- Total to date - 125 properties containing 557.170 acres;
- 54 settlements outstanding
Project P,9.A. Don River Flood Plain Lands
- 12 properties acquired containing 10.945 acres;
- Total to date - 35 properties containing 314.238 acres;
- 27 settlements outstanding
Project Pr1O,A. -- Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands
- 3 properties acquired containing $4.25$ acres;
- Total to date - 5 properties containing 127.903 acres;
- 3 settlements outstanding
Project P.11.A. - Rouge River Flood Plain Lands
- 5 properties acquired containing 147.077 acres;
- Total to date - 7 properties containing 40$.339 acres
- no settlements outstanding
Project P.12.A. -- Duffin Creek Flood Plain Lands
-- 9 properties acquired containing 301.01$ acres;
- Total to date - 11 properties containing 403.$22 acres;
- no settlements outstanding
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WATER CONTROL SCHEMES:
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Scheme W.C. 1 - -• Goodwood Pumping Station
- Total in scheme - 1 property containing 1.352 acres
Scheme W.C. 2 -- Lower Humber River
- Total in scheme - 2 properties containing 1.227 acres
Scheme W.C. 4 -- Lower Humber River
- Total in scheme - 21 properties containing 100.942 acres
Scheme W.C. 5 -- Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands
- one expropriation transferred to P.10.A.
- Total to date - $7 properties containing 410.546 acres;
- no settlement outstanding
Scheme W.C. 6 -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands
- Total in scheme - 6 properties containing 81.954 acres
Scheme W.C. 11 - -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands
- Total in scheme - 6 properties containing 32.311 acres
- 1 settlement, outstanding
Scheme W.C. 12 -- York Mills Channelization
- Total in scheme - 2 properties containing 2.402 acres
Scheme W.C. 15 -- Don River Flood Plain Lands
- 1 property containing 29.867 acres;
- Total to date - 6 properties containing 256.4$2 acres;
- 1 settlement outstanding
Scheme W.C. 16 -- Don River Flood Plain Lands
- Total in scheme - 3 properties containing 64.567 acres
Scheme W.C. 17 -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands
- Total in scheme - 7 properties containing 123.554 acres
Scjeme W.C. 19 -- Black Creek Dam & Flood Plain Lands
- no acquisition in this period
- Total to date - 13 properties containing 141.625 acres;
- 4 settlements outstanding
Scheme W.C. 24 -- Black Creek Channel
- Total in scheme - 7 properties containing 0.265 acres
Scheme W.C. 25 -- Rouge River Flood Plain Lands
- Total in scheme - 2 properties containing 40.$71 acres
Scheme W.C. 27 -- Rouge River Flood Plain Lands
- Total in scheme - 1 property containing 17.900 acres
Brampton Diversion (Etobicoke Creek)
- Total in scheme - 24 properties containing 17.046 acres
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CONSERVATION AREAS:
Albion Hills Conservation Area
- Total in area - 1$ properties containing ?55.602 acres
- Humber Floresc lands have not been included in the above figure
Black Creek Conservation Area
- 2 properties containing 5$.621 acres;
- Total to date - 7 properties containing 143.721 acres;
- 1 settlement outstanding
Bolton Community Conservation Area
- Total in area - 4 properties containing 1$.043 acres
Boyd Conservation Area
-• Total in area - 11 properties containing 1001.363 acres;
- 1 settlement outstanding
Bruce's Mill Conservation Area
- Total in area - 3 properties containing 270.637 acres
Cedar Mill property
- Total to date - 1 property containing 1.150 acres
Claremont Conservation Area
- Total in area - 5 properties containing 397.706 acres
Cols: Creek Conservation Area
- Total in area - 4 properties containing 440.790 acres
Glen Haffy Conservation Area (including The Dingle)
- Total in area •• 7 properties containing 682.203 acres
GJen Major Conservation Area
- 3 properties containing 467.070 acres;
- Total to date - 4 properties containing 534.2$2 acres
Greenwood Conservation Area
- Total in area - 10 properties containing 5$3.36$ acres
Heart Lake Conservation Area
- Total in area - 3 properties containing 245.111 acres
Humber Trails Conservation Area
- Total in area - 1 property containing 4$.$6$ acres
Oak Bank Community Pond
- Total - 1 property containing 9.350 acres
Uxbridge Conservation Area
- Total - 1 property containing 93.000 acres
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FOREST & WILDLIFE AREAS:
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Palgrave Forest & Wildlife Area
- Total in area - 2 properties - contain 279.265 acres;
- Humber Forest lands, have not been included in the above figure. -
Humber Forest Property
- 3 properties acquired containing 205.756 acres
- Total - 22 properties containing. 1732.665 acres
SUMMARY
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Federal
January
Total to
- Provincial , Authority Participation Projects:
- December, 1963 - 84 properties containing 1538.634 acres
date - 195 properties containing 2788.173 acres
1.
Provincial - Authority Participation Projects:
January - December, 1963 - 123 properties containing 882.980 acres
Total to date - 199 properties containing 2187.373 acres
Water Control Schemes:
January - December,
Total to date - 188
1963 one
- one
properties
property transferred to P.10.A.
property containing 29.867 acres
containing 1293.044 acres
Conservation Areas:`
January - December, 1963 - 5 properties containing 525.691 acres
Total to date - 80 properties containing 5225.194 acres
Humber Forest Areas:' -
January - December, 1963 - 3 properties containing 205.756 acres
Total to date - 22 properties containing 1732.665 acres
Forest & Wildlife Areas:
January - December, 1963 - no acquisition
Total to date - 2 properties containing 2 ?9,265 acres
Grand Total of All Schemes & Projects:
January - December 1963 - 216 properties containing 3182.928 acres
Total to date - 686 properties containing 13505.714 acres,
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SCHEDULE-"B"
REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
of the
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
to
THE AUTHORITY
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The Expropriation Advisory Board, appointed by Authority Resolu-
tion #9/63 begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount
of compensation which, in its opinion should be payable to:
JAMES F. RENWICK (owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
All of Block "C ", Part of Block "A" and Part of Lots 5,
6, $ & 9, Registered Plan 55$2, Township of Vaughan,
County of York, containing by admeasurement 56.213 acres,
more or less, according to a plan of survey dated June,
1962, prepared and signed by Arthur Death O.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered July 11, 1962, as No. 6516
and advertised in the Globe & Mail as required under the
Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated September 25, 1962, in the amount
of $114,000.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the owner through his solicitor, Mr. J. A.
Hoolihan of the legal firm of Beaton, Leake, Fellowes, Hoolihan
& Elaschuk, 372 Bay Street, Toronto 1, Ontario, to appear before
them to present evidence supporting their claim for compensation
on December 12, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metro-
politan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices 4.ocated
in Vaughan Township, Mr. J. A. Hoolihan, the owners solicitor,
appeared before the Board and presented certain evidence in
support of his client's claim for compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we con-
sider necessary and advisable, do recommend compensation in the
amount of:
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FORTY -SEVEN THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY -FIVE DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS ($47,555.50)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a partial taking of a large portion of registered
plan 5582, consisting of 56.213 acres, more or less, of
vacant land.
(2) Mr. Renwick, by irrevocably direction, assigned all right,
title and interest, etc. in and to the settlement of comp-
ensation payable to those portions of Lots 8 and 9, Reg-
istered Plan 5582, expropriated by the Authority, to
others. The Authority has negotiated settlement of comp-
ensation for these lots with the assignees.
(3) For the purpose of this award, Mr. Renwick is entitled to
settlement of compensation for that portion of registered
plan 5582, expropriated from him, but not assigned to
others. The lots to which he is entitled to compensation
are described as follows:
All of Block "C ", Part of Block "A" and Part of Lots
5 and 6, Registered Plan 5582, Township of Vaughan,
County of York, containing 54.841 acres, more or
less of vacant land.
Note: It has been found that the acreage shown on the plan of
survey was in error and that the corrected acreage as
calculated by Wildman & Rhodes & Associates, is 53.984
acres; more or less, of vacant land.
(4) For the purpose of this award, the Authority's taking of
53.984 acres, more or less, of vacant land, has been
broken up into three portions.
Portion "A" - Part of Lot 5, Registered Plan 5582,
Township of Vaughan, County of York,
containing 3.116 acres, more or less,
of vacant land.
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Portion "B" - Part of Lot 6, Registered Plan 55$2,
Township of Vaughan, County of York,
containing 2.4$1 acres, more or less,
of vacant land.
Portion "C" - All of Block "C" and Part of Block "A ",
Registered Plan 55$2, Township of Vaughan,
County of York, containing 4$.387 acres,
more or less, of vacant land.
(5) The subject property is zoned in the following manner:
Portion "A" - Partly "RR" - Rural Residential and
Partly "F" - Flood Zone
The area designated "RR" corresponds roughly with the
area of table land being the northerly portion of the
lot.
Portion "B" - Partly "RR" - Rural Residential and
Partly "F" - Flood Zone
The area designated "RR" corresponds roughly with the
area of table land being the northerly portion of the
lot.
Portion "C" - Partly "RR" - Rural Residential
Partly "RS" - Suburban Residential and
Partly "F" - Flood Zone
The portion of the property zoned "RR" is located in Block
"A ", consisting of a narrow strip of land situated between
lots 6 and 7. It has an area of about 0.1$6 acres.
The area zoned "RS" corresponds roughly with the area of
table land in Block "C" at the south limits of the property.
The area of subject property designated "F" - Flood Zone
corresponds approximately with the remaining area of the
ravine slope and low land.
(6) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest and best use
for the lands in portions "A" and "B ", would be their develop-
ment for residential purposes, in accordance with the provis-
ions of the zoning by -law.
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(7) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest and best use
for the lands in portion "C", after studying the zoning of
the area and finding that almost 95% of the total area of
the property is zoned ??Ftt Flood Zone and the remaining 5%
of the property is comprised of a small area of table land
zoned "RS" Suburban Residential and a narrow strip of land
zoned "RR" Rural Residential, would be their continued use
for agricultural purposes.
(8) In order to clarify the compensation awarded herein, with
respect to the individual parcels involved, the following
is a breakdown of the compensation awarded:
Portion "A" - $ 4,674.00
Portion "B" - $ 6,5$1.50
Portion "C" - $36,300.00
Total - $47,555.50
(9) The compensation awarded herein in the opinion of the Board
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of expropriation.
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a
fair market value for the parcel of land required as described
herein would be $47,555.50.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible
taking.
Dated at Vaughan Township (sgd)
this 12th day
of December, 1963.
Clarke Wardlaw
CHAIRMAN, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
(sgd) _ B. Harper Bull
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
(sgd) C. W. Laycock
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
SCHEDULE "C'.
REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
of the
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
to
THE AUTHORITY
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The Expropriation Advisory Board, appointed by Authority Resolu-
tion #9/63 begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount
of compensation which, in its opinion should be payable to:
JAMES F. REN;IICK (owner)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Lots 24 & 25, Concession VIII, Township of
Vaughan, County of York, containing by admeasurement
41.432 acres, more or less, according to a plan of
survey dated August 16, 1962, prepared and signed by
Arthur Death 0.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered December 14, 1962, as No.
6660 and advertised in the Globe & Mail as required under
the Conservation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated February 26, 1963, in the amount
of $210,000.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the owner through his solicitor, Mr. J. A.
Hoolihan of the legal firm of Beaton, Leake, Fellowes, Hoolihan
& Elaschuk, 372 Bay Street, Toronto 1, Ontario, to appear before
them to present evidence supporting their claim for compensation
on December 12, 1963, at the Authority Board Room of the Metro-
politan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices located
in Vaughan Township. Mr. J. A. Hoolihan, the owners solicitor,
appeared before the Board and presented certain evidence in support
of his client's claim for compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we con-
sider necessary and advisable, do recommend compensation in the
amount of:
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THIRTY -NINE THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY DOLLARS
AND FORTY CENTS ($39,360.40)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) This is a taking of the whole property consisting of 41.432
acres, more or less, of vacant land.
(2) Evidence before the Board indicates the subject property is
zoned partly "A" Agricultural and partly "F" Flood Zone.
The area of the subject property in the "A" Agricultural
classification corresponds roughly with the area of table
land on the property. The remainder of the property con-
sists of "F" Flood Zone.
(3) Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use would be either:
(a) its development as a site for a country -type residence
which requires an area of not less than 25 acres of
"A" zoned lands, in accordance with the zoning by -law
for the Township of Vaughan.
(b) the acquisition of the property by the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority for develop-
ment by the Authority, in accordance with its plans
for this area.
(4) The compensation awarded herein in the opinion of the Board
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from the
ownership of this property, present and future, as of the
date of expropriation.
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a
fair market value for the parcel of land required as described
herein would be $39,360.40.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible
taking.
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Dated at Vaughan Township
(sgd) Clarke Wardlaw
this 12th day
of December, 1963.
CHAIRMAN, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
(sgd) B. Harper Bull
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
(sgd) C. W. Lavcock
MEMMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
Metropolitan, Joron% and Ieeion
Comeruation ...Authority
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday- January -29 -1964
The Executive Committee met at the Board Room, Mill Street, on Wed-
nesday, January 29th, 1964, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice. Chaiman
Members
Chief, Cor�nrration
Autho_•ities Branch
S,ac: etary- Treasurer
Director of Operaticns
Property AC'_ninistrator
Conservation Areas Adm ,
MINUTES:
The Minutes of
Res . ;, 489
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W.C. Davidson
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R.G. Henderson
H.S. Honsberger
R.L. Nes ",itt
C.R. Purcell
C. bauriol
F.A. Wade
A.S.L. Byrnes
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
W.E. Jones
W.A. McLean
Meeting No. 23/63 were presented.
Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting No. 23/63, as presented, be
adopted.
Carried Unanimously;
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION AREA - WATER SUPPLY
A representative of the firm Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen reported to
the Meeting with regard to the location of a proposed high capacity
well in the Albion Hills Area.
Res.: 490 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The firm of Crysler,
to prepare specifications for a well
vation Area;
AND FURFFHER THAT: The Ontario T ?ater
corr.:ncnt on the proposed well.
1964 PRELIMINARY BUDGET ESTIMATES
The 196' Preliminary Budget Estimates
Treas.rer.
Res. ;;=491 Moved by:
Seconded by:
Davis & Jorgensen be authorized
to serve the Albion Hills Conser-
Resources Commission be asked to
Carried Unanimously;
were presented by the Secretary-
R.G. Henderson
H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The 1964 Preliminary Budget Estimates be referred to
the Finance Sub- Comp._ ttee for study, and for their recommendations.
Carried Unanimously;
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REPORT 0/63 - INFORMATION & EDUCATION ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. Wade presented Report #3/63 of the Information and Education Ad-
visory Board.
Res. #492 Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: Report .;3/63 of the Information and Education Advisory
Board be received;
AND FURTHER THAT: The recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein be adopted:
1. The recommendations contained in the report of the Albion Hills
School Management Advisory,Committee, as appended as Schedule "A.
of the Minutes of Meeting ,,'3/63 of the Information and Education
Advisory Board be adopted;
2. The Authority discontinue the practice of sponsoring Junior Fish-
ing Days, and that the funds so saved be used on other aspects of
the educational programme;
3. The Authority make application for Membership in the Metropolitan
Toronto Convention and Visitors Association;
4. The 1964 Preliminary Budget Estimates, as set forth herein, be in-
cluded in the 1964 Budget of the Authority:
Acct. Item Amount
A -111 Advertising 500.00
A -112 Public Relations Consultant & Expenses 5,500.00
A -113 Publications & General Printing:
Directory $ 300.00
Black Creek folder 2,000.00
Conservation Area Maps 3,000.00
Flood Control Folder (2 issues) 700.00
Conservation Area Maps (individ.) 800.00
General Printing 2,000.00
Conservation Booklet 700.00
Pollution Control & Recreation 1,800.00
Conservation Newsletter $00.00
Conservation Assistance Program 250.00 12,350.00
A -114 Tours and Special Days 4,000.00
A -115 School Programme:
(a) Albion Hills Consv.School $12,900.00
(b) Educational Program 12,500.00 25,400.00
A -116 Photography, Photographic Supplies,
Engraving, Professional Photographs 2,500.00
A -117 Exhibits and Disolays 1,000.00
A -118 Motion Picture Programme 3,500.00
A -119 Press Clipping Service 250.00
A -120 Promotional Contingencies 500.00
TOTAL 11 , 500.00
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT ,,'''3/63 - HISTORICAL SITES ADVISORY BOARD
Mrs. Hague presented Report , ;3/63 of the Historical Sites Advisory
Board.
Res. j493 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: Report ;,"3/63 of the Historical Sites Advisory Board be
received,
AND FURTHER THAT: The recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein be dealt with as follows:
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Nos. 1, 2, 4 and 5 be adopted; and No. 3 be referred to the Special
Committee studying the Pioneer Village:
1. That Roblin's Mill henceforth be designated as "The Village Flour
Mill ".
2. The 1964 Preliminary Budget Estimates, as set forth herein, be in-
cluded in the 1964 Budget Estimates of the Authority:
PIONEER VILLAGE
Acct.
G2C Materials, Supplies & Cont.
1. Flour Mill 50,000.00
2. Picket Fencing Church 350.00
3. Picket Fence - Artisan's House 350.00
4. Consultant's Fees 1,000.00
5. Collection 2,000.00
6. Gift Shop 500.00
7. Labour & Interest 3,000.00
1964 1963
Item Total Total
TOTAL
BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA
Acct.
57,200.00 57,295.95
220 Labour 73,200.00
Materials & Supplies 5,000.00
Equipment $00.00
TOTAL 79,000.00 62,659.65
3. That a minimum fee of 25¢ per student be charged for school classes
and similar groups, for tours of The Village.
4. That the following special events be held at the Pioneer Village
during the 1964 season:
(b(a) Pioneer Festival
) Suitable plays - providing the groups participating
donate their services
(c) A Strawberry Festival - if practical
(d) Christmas Season Program - if practical, and within
budget limits
AND THAT: The Staff prepare proposals regarding the suggested
Christmas Season Program, for consideration by the Board.
5. That Dr. J.W. Scott or Mr. F. Fog be invited to sit on the Special
Committee studying the Pioneer Village, during the absence of
Professor T.F. Mcllwraith.
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT A3/63 - REFORESTATION AND LAND USE ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. Nesbitt presented Report 0/63 of the Reforestation and Land Use
Advisory Board.
Res. ,;'-494
Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: Report 0/63 of the Reforestation and Land Use Advisory
Board be received;
AND FURTHER THAT: The recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein be dealt with as follows:
Nos. 1 and 4 - adopted; Nos. 2 and 3 - defer for consideration by Con -
Servation Areas and Flood Control and Water Conservation Advisory Boards;
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1. That the 1964 Preliminary Budget Estimates, as set forth herein,
be included in the 1964 Budget of the Authority:
Forestry
A -61 Private tree planting $ 5,000.00
A -62 Reforestation Subsidies 750.00
A -63 Wildlife habitat improvement project 500.00 $6,250.00
Land Use
k -72 Grassed waterway subsidies $ 1,000.00
A -73 Tile drainage subsidies 2,000.00
A -74 Farm pond research 500.00
A -75 Farm pond subsidies and service 3,000.00
A -76 Farm tree replacement program 500.00
A -?7 Farm plan assistance program 1,000.00
A -78 Streambank erosion control assistance
program 5,000.00 $13,000.00
Fish & Wildlife
A -$2 Fish rearing
A -83 Bird feeding
Grand Total
$ 2,200.00
100.00 $ 2,300.00
$21,550.00
2. That the Preliminary Plan of Development for the Ebenezer Forest
and Wildlife Conservation Area, as appended as Schedule "A�" of the
Minutes of Meeting ,'3/63 of the Reforestation and Land Use Advisory
Board, be approved.
3. That the Preliminary Plan of Development for the King Creek Forest
and Wildlife Conservation Area, as appended as Schedule "B» of the
Minutes of Meeting , "3/63 of the Reforestation and Land Use Advis-
ory Board, be approved.
4. That the recommendations contained in the Report of the Land Use
Demonstration Sub - Committee, as amended and set forth herein, be
adopted:
(a) That land suitable for agriculture, and not required for
other purposes, be held in agricultural use, and operated
by the Authority, or leased to private farm operators;
(b) That demonstrations be implemented mainly on a lease basis
in co- operation with private farm operators;
(c) That where a management practice is in the early "trial stage",
the Authority finance the improvements and lease the land to a
farmer -co- operator, but where a practice which should be used
and demonstrated is an adopted practice, the Authority lease
the land on the basis of the farmer -co- operator financing
certain of these improvements, in which case the lease should
be as long as feasible for both parties;
(d) That the Authority consider implementing some of the following
demonstrations:
i) pasture improvement without cultivation on very steep
or very wet land, with particular attention given to
soils of the Pontypool sandy loam and King clay loam
types;
ii) water supply obtained from a seepage area by tile to
a pond or watering trough;
iii) establishment and use of windbreaks around farm build-
ings and roadways;
iv) use of farm pond for trout production to supplement
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4 (continued)
(d)
iv) farm income or for family use;
v) weed control on idle land;
(e) That the Authority consider interpreting agriculture for
visitors to Conservation Areas from urban centres., i.e., an
agricultural demonstration including various field crops and
livestock could be developed as part of a •Conservation Centre.
at the Farr property, Boyd Conservation Area;
(f) That the Authority examine the problem in farming Pontypool
sandy loam at the Albion Hills School Farm and provide demon-
strations of the management practices tried and results
obtained.
Carried Unanimously;
REPORT ; ,'6/63 - PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
The Chairman presented Report ,;'6/63 of the Personnel Sub- Committee.
Res. 0495 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: Report ,'6/63 of the Personnel Sub - Committee be,recoived
and appended as Schedule "A- of these Minutes; and further that the
recommendations contained therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously;
BLACK CREEK CHANNEL REPAIRS AT HIG}Th;AY 401
A Staff communication was presented, advising that tenders had been
received for the repairs to the Black Creek Channel, required as a
result of the construction at Highway 401.
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The tender of C.A. Pitts Limited, for carrying out
repairs to the Black Creek Channel at Highway 401, in the amount of
2051,225.00 be accepted; it being the lowest received;
AND FURTHER THAT: The contract be awarded, subject to the written
approval of the Department of Highways.
Carried Unanimously;
BRUCE'S MILL CONSERVATION AREA- Spillway & Bridge Contract
A communication from the Consulting Engineer was presented, recommend-
ing a necessary change in the contract for the construction of the
spillway at the Bruce's Mill Conservation urea.
Res. 497 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue Change
Order ;,'2, to provide for:
(a) Substituting 2" limestone for Granular B cushion
under the spillway (247.2 tons .? a cost of 543333.72) and
(b) Adding a 24" cushion of 2: limestone under the wing
walls (95.9 tons . a cost of $395.60)
Carried Unanimously;
BRUCE'S MILL CONSERVATION' AREA - Spillway & Bridge Contract
Res. - "49 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
____ .econded by: Nrs. J.A. Gardner
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RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue Change
Order -,"3 to Dagmar Construction for the supply of concrete mud coat
for the Bruce's Mill dam and spillway, at a cost of 059.90.
Carried Unanimously;
CLAIREVILLE CONSERVATION AREA - PROPOSED OBSERVATION SITE
A Staff communication was presented, suggesting that an observation
area be constructed adjacent to the Claireville Dam.
Res. ;''499 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: F.A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: This Executive Committee approve in principle the de-
velopment of an observation point, including an access road, parking
lot, platform and descriptive signs at the Claireville Conservation
Area, subject to consultation with the Consultants presently planning
the Area.
Carried Unanimously;
PERCY BAND TOY COLLECTION - LOAN
A communication from James A. Ogilvy's Limited of Montreal was present-
ed, requesting the loan of a portion of the Percy Band collection of
toys for a special Centenniary display.
Res. ;=500
Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
F.A. 'rade
Seconded by:
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be
Band Toy Collection to James
their request of January 10,
by the Staff, and at no cost
authorized to loan a portion of the P.C.
A. Ogilvy's Limited, Montreal, as per
1964, subject to further investigation
to the Authority.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT B.1.2.3. - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL
A communication from the Consulting Engineers, James F. MacLaren Ltd.
was presented, advising that they had now completed all the working
drawings for the Black Creek Channel project, and requesting accept-
ance of the same, in accordance with Section 4A of their agreement.
Res. ;,"501 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: In accordance with Section 4A of the agreement between
James F. MacLaren Limited and the Authority, covering the engineering
for the Black Creek Channel, the working drawings and draft specific-
ations be formally accepted.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.6.A. - BOYD DAM AND RESERVOIR - PRELIMINARY PROPERTY PLAN
The Staff presented a ? reliminary property plan for Project F.6.A.,
Boyd Dam and Reservoir, which was studied in detail.
Res. „'502 Moved by R.G. Henderson
Seconded by: C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Preliminary Property Plan for the Boyd Dam and
Reservoir, dated January -1964, be approved as presented;
AND FURTHER IN THIS CONNECTION THAT: The following action be taken:
The Plan be submitted to the Conservation Authorities Branch,
Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, for approval;
When the necessary approval has been received, the Staff be
authorized to proceed with the acquisition of the lands de-
signated in the Plan under the provisions of the Conservat-
ion Authorities pct. Carried Unanimously;
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PROJECT B.1.A. - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL - Property: Smets
Res. #503 Moved by: W.C. Davidson
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authcrized to complete the
Settlement of Compensation arising by virtue of the registration of
Expropriation Plan No. B- 8$236, on the Marcel J. & Clementine Smets
property, being Part of Lot 39, Plan M• -458, being designated as Parts
1, 2, 3 and 4, Plan R -1049, Township of North York, County of York,
containing 0.105 acres, more or less, of vacant land, at the price
stated in the agreement, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal
fees and further subject to a certificate of inspection being issued
by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.3.L. - BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR - Property: Elsley
Res. ,L504 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 0.605 acres, more or less, and certain improvements
contained thereon, from George William and Irene Elsley, being Part
of Lot 12, Concession V, Township of Albion, County of Peel, at the
price stated in the Agreement to Purchase dated January 22, 1964, plus
adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and further subject to a
certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT F.11.A. - WOODBRIDGE CHANNEL
Res. 9505
Moved by: W.C.
Soconrod by: Mrs.
- Property: County of York
Davidson
J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Corporation of the County of York be requested to
convey, to the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority,
for the nominal consideration of $2.00, that portion of Lot 8, Conces-
sion VII, Village of Woodbridge, County of York, containing 0.340 acres,
more or less, of vacant land, as shown on a plan of survey dated Dec-
ember 3rd, 1963, prepared by Wildman & Rhodes & Associates, W.N.
Wildman, Land Surveyors.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.11.A. - ROUGE RIVER FLOOD LANDS - Property: Horton
Res. 5 506
Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 0.728 acres, more or less, of vacant land, from John &
Mildred Horton, being All of Lots 6 and 2?3, and Part of Lot 5, Re-
gistered Plan 284, Township of Pickering, County of Ontario, at the
price stated in the agreement to purchase dated December 13th, 1963,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and further subject to
a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.11.A. - ROUGE RIVER FLOOD LANDS - Property: Betson Estate
Res. ,507
Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of All of Lots 30 and 31, Registered Plan 189, Township of
Pickering, County of Ontario, containing 0.204 acres, more or less,
and certain improvements contained thereon, from Emma D. Betson, at
the price stated in the agreement to purchase dated December 3, 1963,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and
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All of Lots 28 and 29, Registered Plan 169 and All of Lot 151 and Part
of Lot 150, Registered Plan 263, Township of Pickering, County of
Ontario, containing 0.249 acres, more or less, and certain improve-
ments contained thereon, from Arthur '1. Betson, at the price stated
in the agreement to purchase dated December 9, 1963, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees,
AND FURTHER subject to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.11.A. - ROUGE RIVER FLOOD LARDS - Property: Suburban Homes
Res. ; "-508 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: W.C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the following property from Suburban Homes Limited, at
the price stated in the agreement to purchase dated October 31, 1963,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and further subject to
a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests:
All of Lots 153 to 156 inclusive, 162, 164 to 194 inclusive,
204 to 235 inclusive, 237, and All of Block "Gl, Registered
Plan 263, containing 11.385 acres, more or less, of vacant land;
All of Block "IV, Registered Plan 284, containing 0.320 acres,
more or less, of vacant land;
All of Lot 105,
Registered =tan
vacant land;
Part of Lot 142,
more or less, of
and Part of Lots 102, 103, 106, 106 and 109,
264, containing 0.441 acres, more or less, of
Registered Plan 263, containing 0.006 acres,
vacant land;
Part of Block ��F , Registered Plan 264, containing 0.957 acres,
more or less, of vacant land;
Those portions of the
Registered Plans 274,
and registered in the
unknown),
All being in the Township
Roads, Rivers and Canals as shown on
276, 2b3, 264 and 320, which are owned
name of Suburban Homes Limited (acreage
of Pickering, in the County of Ontario.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.11.A. - ROUGE RIVER FLOOD LANDS - property: Rouge Hills Ltd.
Res. 11509 Moved by: C.R. Purcell
Seconded by: W.C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the following : rol erty from Rouge Hills Limited, at the
price stated in the agreement to purchase dated October 31st, 1963,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and further subject to
a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests:
(a) All of Block "C", and All of Lots 20 to 24 inclusive,
Registered Plan 276, and All of Lots 270 to 271, Re-
gistered Plan 284, containing 5.664 acres, more or
less, of vacant land;
(b) All of Lots 25, 26, 28, 35 and 39, Registered Plan 276,
containing 0.704 acres,more or less, of vacant land;
(c) All of Lot 2 ?5, Registered Plan 284,
acres, more or less, of vacant land;
(d) All of Lots 248 to 251 inclusive and
Registered Plan 263, and Part of Lot
containing 0.176
Part of Lot 245,
29, Registered
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Plan 274, containing 0.372 acres, more or less of vacant
land;
(e) All of Lots 1, 2 and 3, and Part of Lots 4, 5, 6 and 18,
Registered Plan 363, Part of Block "F., Parts of Lot 276
and Part of Lot 274, Registered Plan 264, containing 1.030
acres, more or less, of vacant land;
(f) Those portions of the Roads, Rivers and Canals as shown on
Registered Plans 274, 276, 283, 284 and 320, which are
owned and registered in the name of Rouge Hills Limited
(acreage unknown),
All being in the Township of Pickering, in the County of Ontario.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.11.A. - ROUGE RIVER FLOOD LAND: - Property: Twp. of Pickering
Res. ,;'510
Moved by: R.L. Nesbitt
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to request the
Corporation of the Township of i'ickering to convey to the Authority,
in fee sim)le, for a nominal sum, the following pro;)erties:
(a) All of Lots 214 to 243 inclusive, and All of Blocks «}P ,
"J", -L,1 c,M',, Registered Plan 254, containing 32.736
acres, more or less, of vacant land;
(b) All of Block =B�� Lots 66 to 60 inclusive, Lots 195 to
203, inclusive, and Part of Lot 65, Registered r'lan 263,
containing 12.714 acres, more or less, of vacant land;
(c) Part of Lot 103, Registered Plan 2L4, containing 0.049
acres, more or less, of vacant land;
(d) All of Block -A", Lots 1 &5 to 213 inclusive, and Lots 244
to 269 inclusive, Registered Plan 264, containing 30.610
acres, more or less, of vacant land,
All being in the Township of Pickering, in the County of Ontario.
AND FURTHER THAT: The Secretary - Treasures be authorized to complete'
the acquisition of the above mentioned lands from the Corporation of
the Township of Pickering, for a nominal sum, plus adjustments, dis-
bursements and legal fees and further subject to a certificate of in-
spection being issued by the Minister of Land:: and Forests, when a
suitable resolution authorizing the conveyance of same to the Authority
has been passed by the Township Council.
Carried Unanimously;
PROJECT P.L.A. - HUPBER RIVER FLOOD LANDS - Property: Titley
Res. ;,=511 Moved by: R.G. Henderson
Leconded by: C. aauriol
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to complete the
acquisition of 0.302 acres, more or less, and certain improvements
contained thereon, from the estate of Fred Titley, being tart of Lot
45, Registered Plan 23S6, Townshi ) of North York, County of York, at
the price stated in the Agreement to Purchase dated January 26, 1964,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees and further subject to
a certificate of inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests.
Carried Unanimously;
BUILDING DISPOSAL
Res. ;512 Moved by: Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by: R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: The Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to take whatever
stei s are necessary for the demolition an( ren.oval of the buildingL)
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from the following properties:
1. Sergautis property
2. Malin property
3. Shaw property
4. Atwell property
5. Grant property
6. White property
7. Gardner property
&. Perkis property
9. Thompson property
10. Roberts property
11. French property
12. Butler property
13. Hubbard property
14. Ward property
15. Childs property
16. Campbell property
17. Clarry property
15. Croake property
19. Shock property
20. Erwin property
21. Newlc nds property
., L'T LAKE RECREATICNBUILDING -
Res. r513
Moved by:
Seconded by:
RESOLVED THAT: E.R. C lement s and
specifications for the supply and
roofing the Heart Lake Recreation
ion.
- Project: P.11.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
- Project: F.3.A.
Carried Unanimously;
ROOFING
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
C. Sauriol
Associates be retained to prepare
application of material required for
Building, as per their recommendat-
Carried Unanimously;
ALBION HILLS AREA - TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY
Res. #514 Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: The firm of Wildman & Rhodes be engaged to carry out a
topographic survey of the Albion Hills beach area.
Carried Unanimously;
STATUTORY RESOLUTIONS
Res. ;#515 Moved by:;
Seconded by:
H.S. Honsberger
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
The Executive Committee recommends that the following Statutory Resol-
utions be adopted at the 1964 Annual Meeting of the Authority:
1, Borrowing Resolution - 1964
(a) That the Chairman or Vice- Chairman and the Secretary- Treasurer
and /or Deputy- Treasurer of the Metropolitan Toronto and.Region
Conservation Authority are hereby authorized to borrow from
time to time, by way of promissory note, from the Royal Bank
of Canada, Woodbridge Branch, the sum or sums not exceeding
$4, 000,000.00' to meet immediate administrative expenditures
until the Province of Ontario Grant and sums levied against
the participating Municipalities have been received, and to
give, on behalf of the said Authority, a promissory note or
notes, sealed with the Corporate Seal, and signed by the
Chairman or Vice - Chairman and the Secretary- Treasurer and /or
Deputy Treasurer, for the monies so borrowed, with interest
which may be paid in advance or otherwise, at a rate not ex-
ceeding 54 per centum per annum.
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(b) That all sums borrowed pursuant to the Authority of this
Resolution, for the purposes mentioned herein shall, with
interest thereon, be a charge upon the whole of the monies
received, or to be received, by the said Authority, as and
when such monies are received.
That the Secretary- Treasurer and /or the Deputy- Treasurer is
hereby authorized and directed to apply in payment of all
sums borrowed as aforesaid, together with interest thereon,
all of the monies hereafter collected or received by the
said Authority from the Province of Ontario, by way of a
Grant, or from the participating Municipalities pursuant to
a levy to be made in accordance with the provisions of The
Conservation Authorities Act, 1960, as amended.
2. s'gning Officers:
Subject to the provisions of the Conservation Authorities Act,
all deeds, transfers, assignments, contracts and obligations on
behalf of the Authority may be signed by the Chairman or Vice -
Chairman, and by the Secretary- Treasurer or Deputy Treasurer,
and the Corporate Sea] shall be fixed to such instruments as
require the same.
(c)
3. Appointment of Auditors
That Clarkson, Gordon & Company be re- appointed as Auditors of
the Authority for the year 1964.
4. Appointment of Solicitor:
That D. R. Walkinshaw, Q.C., be re- appointed as Solicitor to the
Authority for the year 1964, and that his retainer fee be_on the
same basis as in previous - years.
Carried Unanimously;
SCARBOROUGH COLLEGE - HIGHLAND CREEK VALLEY
Representatives of the University of Toronto presented proposed plans
for Scarborough College, to be developed by the University on the
McLean Estate lands, adjacent to Highland Creek. The proposals were
considered at some length.
Res. ;x'516
Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: Mrs. D. Hague
Having heard the presentation of representatives of the University of
Toronto with regard to the proposed development of Scar borough College
on the McLean Estate lands, adjacent to Highland Creek,
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be instructed to confer with officials of the
Township of Scar borough and representatives of the University of
Toronto, with a view to having the principles of conservation adhered
to in carrying out the proposed development.
Carried;
- DUFFIN CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - TOWN OF AJAX
Moved by: F.A. Wade
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The Authority make available to the Town of Ajax ap-
proximately 25 acres of land for the purpose of a cemetery, said land
being part of a larger parcel acquired from Avondale Construction
Limited. The land is to be conveyed at the Authority's costs, subject
to the approval of the Lieutenant Governor -in- Council; and further
subject to a restrictive covenant to the effect that the cemetery is
to be owned and controlled by the Town of Ajax and should the land
cease to be used for this purpose, it shall be re- conveyed to the
Authority.
PROJECT P.12.A.
Res. :517
oe
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: The Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer
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be authorized to sign the necessary documents to give effect thereto.
Carried Unanimously;
PER DIEM AND MILEAGE
Res. #51$ Moved by: C. Sauriol
Seconded by: C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: The scale of Per Diem and Mileage paid members of the
Authority and its Advisory Boards for attendance at meetings be re-
viewed in comparison with that paid by other Authorities, Municipalit-
ies, and similar bodies.
Carried Unanimously;
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 2:45 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
APPENDIX "Al
REPORT #6/63
of the
PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
The Personnel Sub - Committee met in the Board Room of the Authorj.ty
Offices, Vaughan Township, #7 Highway, on Tuesday, January 14th, 1964,
commencing at 11:00 a.m.
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PRESENT WERE:
The
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
It was agreed and the Sub - Committee recommends that:
(1) ATTENDANCE OF STAFF AT CONFERENCES AND /OR TRAINING
1964
Dr. G. Ross Lord
R.G. Henderson
H.S. Honsberger
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
Chairman
Members
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
following matters were discussed:
Attendance of Staff at Conferences and /or training courses
during 1964
Membership in Associations, etc.
Appointment of Assistant Superintendent - Black Creek Conservat-
ion Area
Annual Increments and adjustment of salaries
Salary schedule amendments
Amendment to the permanent service establishment
Appointment to temporary staff
Appointment to permanent staff
Re- classification of Staff
Leave of absence for educational purposes
COURSES DURING
The Staff be authorized to attend
Courses during 1964, as set forth
and /or fees be paid in accordance
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
W.E. Jones
E.F. Sutter
C.B. Thompson
W.A. McLean
P.B. Flood
W. Loker
Conferences and /or Training
herein, and that their expenses
with Personnel Regulation #18:
S.C.S.A. - Annual Meeting
National Watershed Congress
S.C.S.A. - Annual Meeting
Ontario Chapter, American Right -of -Way Association
- Annual Seminar
American Right -of -Way Association - Annual Meeting
National Watershed Congress
American Institute of Park Executives - Revenue
Producing Conference
Canadian Parks Association - Annual Meeting
Great Lakes Park Training Institute
Great Lakes Park Training Institute
Ontario Parks Association - Annual Meeting
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(1) ATTENDANCE OF STAFF AT CONFERENCES (cont'd)
M. Johnson North -East Wildlife Society - Annual Meeting
D. Thornton Canadian Institute on Pollution Control - Annual
Conference
J. Horton National Watershed Congress
D.P. McBride Appraisal Course II,
R.W. O'Brien Appraisal Course II,
A. Colucci
Ryerson Institute - fees
only
Ryerson Institute - fees
only
American Museum Association
T. Barber American Association for Conservation Information
J. Malcomson Study Tour - Conservation Schools (1 week N.E.
U.S.)
Senior Staff As detailed for Ontario Conservation Authorities
Conference
Conservation
Service Staff As detailed for 4 -day Study Trip, Western Ontario
D. Duncan Training Course, Old Sturbridge Village, Mass.,
- 5 days
K. Strasser Annual Meeting - Association of International
Naturalists
(2) Membership in Associations, etc.
Membership in the following Associations be authorized for 1964,
and fees in connection therewith be paid:
American Society of Civil Engineers
S.C.S.A.
American Right -of -[Jay Association
Town Planning Institute of Canada
(associate membership)
American Institute of Park Executives
Publications of Annual Conference of State
Parks
Wildlife Management Society
American Fisheries Society
American Association for Conservation
Information
Audobon Society of Canada
Federation of Ontario Naturalists
Ontario Historical Society
Pennsylvania Folklore Society
American Association of M.iseums
(of interest to:)
G. Ross Lord
Executive Comm.,
Senior Staff
W.E. Jones
J. Horton
W. McLean
W. McLean
M, Johnson
M. Johnson
T. Barber
K. Strasser
K. Strasser
A., Colucci
A. ,Colucci
• A. Colucci
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(2) Membership in Associations, etc. (conttd)
Canadian Museum Association
Royal Ontario Museum
Royal Ontario Museum
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A. Colucci
A. Colucci
D. Duncan
(3) Appointment of Assistant Superintendent - Black Creek Conservat-
ion Area
The Staff be authorized to advertise for an Assistant Superintend-
ent for the Black Creek Conservation Area.
(4) Annual Increments and Adjustment of Salaries
Annual increments and adjustments of salaries and wages be made
effective April 1st, 1964, as outlined in the Schedule signed by
the Chairman and the Secretary- Treasurer.
(5) Salary : Schedule Amendments
The Salary Schedule for the following positions be amended to
read as follows:
General Office & Accounts Division
Deputy- Treasurer $ 7,000. - 10,000.
Clerk - Grade III 3,500. - 4,600.
Conservation Areas Division
Construction and Trades Superintendent 3,800. - 6,000.
Conservation Areas Sup. Grade II 3,800. - 5,500.
Conservation Areas Sup. Grade I 3,500. - 5,000.
Conservation Areas Asst. Supt. 3,300. - 4,800.
Driver - Operator 1.75 - 2.00
Trades - Semi - Skilled 1.75 - 2.00
Trades - Skilled 2.00 - 2.30
Laborers 1.45 - 1.75
Conservation Patrol Division
Chief Patrol Officer
Patrol Officer
4,000. - 5,500.-
3,500. - 5,000.
(6) Amendment to the Permanent Service Establishment
Personnel Regulation No. 19 - Permanent Service Establishment,
be amended by adding thereto:
Historical Sites Division
Clerk, Grade II or Grade III 1
(7) pointment to Temporary Staff
The following appointment be made:
Conservation Services Division
D. Pugh - Laborer - effective January 6th, 1964
(8) Appointment to Permanent Staff
The following appointment be made:
Conservation Services Division
B. Fair - Technician - effective January 6th, 1964
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(9) Re- Classification of Staff
The following re- classification of Permanent Staff be made:
Conservation Areas Division
J. Britton "From" Assistant Superintendent
to Laborer
Conservation Services Division
A. Still "From" Laborer
"to" Field Supervisor
(10) Leave of Absence for Educational Purposes
T. Carr be granted an educational leave of absence for a period
of six weeks, during the months of July and August, and that he
be paid 50% of his salary during this period.
G. Ross Lord F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer