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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, February 14/62 No. 1
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street,
on T "ednesday, February 14th, 1962, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Solicitor
P. R. Consultant
Secretary - Treasurer
Dir. of Operations
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H.
A.
R.
C.
C.
F.
D.
J.
F.
K.
S. Honsberger
Macdonald
L. Nesbitt
R. Purcell
Sauriol
A. wade
R. Walkinshaw
Grimshaw
L. Lunn
G. Higgs
MINUTES:
Res. #1 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 22/61
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.S.A. -- HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - JANE - EGLINTON
APARTMENTS LIMITED:
The Staff reported that long negotiations had been carried on
in connection with the acquisition of the Jane - Eglinton Apart-
ments Limited property. Mr. Walkinshaw advised of the meeting
held on February 13th in this connection and outlined the
position of the Authority in this connection.
ire #2 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the offer of Jane - Eglinton
Apartments Limited in connection with approximately
six acres of land located on the South -West
corner of Jane and Eglinton Avenue be refused;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff
be authorized to acquire six acres of land
being Part of Lot 10, B.F. Concession on the
Humber River adjoining Concession III Township
of York from Jane - Eglinton Apartments Limited
under the provisions of The Conservation
Authorities Act.
Carried Unanimously.
SUGGESTED CHANGE OF NAME -- REFORESTATION AND LAND USE:
Res. 13 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
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Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the matter of the recommended
change of name of the Reforestation and Land
Use Advisory Board be referred back to the
Board for reconsideration with the suggestion
that the name ??Land Use & Conservation Services
Advisory Board be considered as a possible
alternative.
Carried Unanimously
REFER TO REF. & LAND USE A.B.
REPORT RE ADVISORY BOARD TERMS OF REFERENCE:
As directed by Resolution 372/61, the Staff presented a draft
resolution for consideration clarifying the terms of refer-
ence of the Advisory Boards.
Res. #4
Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- whereas the Metropolitan Toronto
and Region Conservation Authority, pursuant to the
provisions of the Conservation Authorities Act,
appointed the following Advisory Boards;
Etobicoke - Mimico
Don
Conservation Areas
Historical Sites
Reforestation & Land
Use
Humber
R.D.H.P.
Information & Education
Flood Control & Water
Conservation
and, whereas from time to time, certain changes
have occurred in the programmes of the said
Advisory Boards;
and whereas, it is deemed adviseable that the
Terms of Reference of the Advisory Boards be
clearly defined for the guidance of Members,
Staff, and others,
BE IT THEREFORE FURTHER RESOLVED THAT : - the Terms
of Reference of the Advisory Boards of the Metro-
politan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
be as set forth herein:
(a) ETOBICOKE - MIMICO ADVISORY BOARD:
General Terms of Reference:
To study all matters of a conservation
nature in the Etobicoke Creek, the Mimico
'Creek, and the New Toronto Creek watersheds,
and to make recommendations thereon to the
Executive Committee and to the Authority.
(b) HUMBER VALLEY ADVISORY BOARD:
General Terms of Reference:
To study all matters of a conservation
nature in the Humber River watershed and
to make recommendations thereon to the
Executive Committee and the Authority.
(c) DON RIVER ADVISORY BOARD:
General Terms of Reference:
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To study all matters of a conservation
nature in the Don River Watershed and to make
recommendations thereon to the Executive
Committee and to the Authority.
(d) R.D.H.P. ADVISORY BOARD:
General Terms of Reference:
To study all matters of a conservation nature
in the Rouge River, Duffin Creek, Highland
Creek, Petticoat Creek, and the Carruthers
Creek watersheds, and to make recommendations
thereon to the Executive Commitee and the
Authority.
(e) FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSERVATION ADVISORY
BOA RD:
General Terms of Reference:
To initiate, study, report on and recommend
a comprehensive programme of Flood Control and
Water Conservation in the region under the
jurisdiction of the Authority to the Executive
Committee and the Authority, and without re-
stricting the foregoing, the
Specific Terms of Reference Shall Include:
- reports and Schemes of Flood Control projects;
- all maps and plans of Flood Plain and Con-
servation lands;
- Flood Plain Regulations;
- operation of Flood Warning System;
- maintenance of Flood Control structures;
(f) CONSERVATION AREAS ADVISORY BOARD:
General Terms of Reference:
To initiate, study, report on, and recommend
a comprehensive programme for the acquisition,
development, operation and maintenance of
Conservation Areas in the region under the
jurisdiction of the Authority to the Executive
Committee and the Authority, and without
restricting the foregoing, the
Specific Terms of Reference Shall Include:
- investigation of proposed Areas;
- development of an over -all policy for long-
term acquisition and development of Areas;
- reports and Schemes of Conservation Area
projects;
-plans of development of all Areas, including
Reservoir Sites;
- detailed plans of roads, parking lots, beaches,
picnic sites, camp sites, buildings, and
other facilities in Areas;
-the development of Areas including all
construction of roads, bridges, buildings,
and other facilities;
- operation and maintenance of all Areas in
accordance with the policy of the Authority,
including concessions and other services;
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(g) INFORMATION & EDUCATION ADVISORY BOARD:
General Terms of Referaee:
To initiate, study, report on and recommend
a comprehensive programme of public information
and conservation education in the region under
the jurisdiction of the Authority to the
Executive and to the Authority, and without
restricting the foregoing, the
Specific Terms of Reference Shall Include:
- special projects;
- special events;
- official openings;
- exhibits -- designs etc.
- news releases;
- mailing_lists;
- lectures;
- school lectures;
-soil judging competitions;
- nature programme;
- nature display and centres;
- motion picture programme;
- photograph filing and cataloging;
- film equipment;
- distribution of brochures;
- brochures -- design etc.;
- tour and lecture bookings;
- school tours;
- demonstrations;
- nature trail preparation;
- Junior Fishing Day;
- photography and dark room;
- slide - mounting and cataloging;
- Authority Library;
- Public Relations Consultant;
- Conservation Schools;
(h) REFORESTATION & LAND USE ADVISORY BOARD:
General Terns of Reference:
To initiate, study, report on and recommend
comprehensive programmes for
(i) the acquisition of Forest Lands for
inclusion under the Agreement with the
Minister of Lands and Forests;
(ii) the acquisition, development of Forest
and Wildlife Areas;
(iii) the provision of Reforestation and
Land Use services on lands owned by
the Authority and private land - owners;
in the region under the jurisdiction of the
Authority, to the Executive Committee and to the
Authority, and without restricting the foregoing,
the
Specific Terms of Reference Shall Include:
- investigation and acquisition of Authority
forest lands and Forest and Wildlife Areas;
- forest management and marketing of timber;
- Private Reforestation Programme;
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- reforestation plans for Authority lands;
-shrub planting;
- landscape planting;
- nursery;
- arboretum;
- Farm Tree Replacement Programme;
- design of poncb;
- farm pond services;
- Aquatic Weed Programme and services;
- Stream Dank Improvement Services;
- Stream Bank Erosion Control Services;
- Grassed Waterway Services;
-Tile Drainage Services;
- Wildlife Management Programme;
- assistance in planning and operation of related
projects such as fish hatchery, land use demon-
strations, etc.
(i) HISTORIC SITES ADVISORY BOARD:
General Terms of Reference:
To initiate, study, report on and recommend a
programme for the development and operation of:
(i) the Pioneer Village at the Black Creek
Conservation Area;
(ii) such other projects of a historic nature
which may from time to time be acquired
by the authority to the Executive Committee
and the Authority, and
without restricting the foregoing, the
Specific Terms of Reference Shall Include:
- the acquisition, siting, and restoration of
buildings, and structures;
- the acquisition of articles of a historic nature;
- architectural or historical consultants;
- the operation of the Pionmr Village and Museum;
- the development of other projects of a historic
nature;
- Pioneer Press;
Adopted Unanimously..
RECOMMEND TO AUTHORITY
APPOINTMENTS TO FUNCTIONAL ADVISORY BOARDS:
Res. #5
Moved By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: the appointments to the
Functional Advisory Boards be considered
further at a special meeting to be held
immediately preceding the Authority
Meeting on Wednesday, February 21st, 1962.
Adopted Unanimously.
APPOINTMENT' OF EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD:
Res. #6 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT : - the Expropriation Advisry
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Board be appointed as follows:
Chairman C. R. Wardlaw
Members B. H. Bull
C. W. Laycock
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT : - they be paid
Per Diem and Mileage for Meetings attended.
Adopted Unanimously
RECOMMEND TO AUTHORITY.
APPOINTMENT OF STANDING SUB - COMMITTEES:
Res. #7 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the following Sub - Committees
who are presently active be re- appointed:
Executive Sub - Committees:
(a) Personnel Sub - Committee
Dr. G. Ross Lord
M. J. Breen
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
(b) Finanoe Sub- Committee:
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
F. A. Wade
Conservation Areas Advisory Board:
(a) Conservation School Sub - Committee:
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Mrs. D. Hague
F. D. Rutherford
Miss B. Snell
F. A. Wade
(b) Wildlife Sub - Committee:
D. Adair
M. Breen
E. Colquette
G. Cooke
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
C. Head
Mrs. G. Klinck
D. Matthews
J. Mitchele
C. Sauriol
Dr. W. Tovell
A. Wainio
Dr. Alan Secord
Information & Education Advisory Board:
(a) Junior Fishing Day Sub - Committee:
D. Adair
G. Baker
G. Cooke
J. Mitchel°,
C. R. Purcell
E. Sager
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Historical Sites Advisory Board:
(a) Technical Advisory Sub - Committee:
V. B. Blake
Prof. Careless
Prof. W. T. Easterbrook
F. Fogg
Dr. T. A. Heinrich
Dr. W. Jury
Col. J. A. McGinnis
Prof. T. F. Mcllwraith
Mrs. E. Neil
Dr. J. W. Scott
(b) Printing Sub - Committee:
C. Hawes
Prof. T. F. Mcllwraith
R. G. Henderson
M. Jeanneret
W. Leavens
A. D. McFall
C. Nolan
W. J. Palmer
J. M. Redditt
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the following
Sub - Committees be paid Per Diem and Mileage
for Meetings attended:
(a) Finance Sub - Committee
(b) Personnel Sub - Committee
(c) Technical Advisory Sub - Committee
Adopted Unanimously
RECOMMEND TO AUTHORITY
REGULATIONS -- CONSERVATION AREAS:
The Director of Operations presented a draft of the Regulations
for the operation of Conservation Areas as amended and approved
by the Registrar of Regulations of the Government of Ontario.
Res. #8
Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Regulations for the
operation of Conservation Areas of the Authority
as approved by the Registrar of Regulations
be received and appended as Schedule 4VAf?
of these Minutes, and further that they
be adopted.
Adopted Unanimously
RECOMMEND TO AUTHORITY
SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS FOR 1962:
A communication was presented from the Vice - Chairman of the
Don Valley Advisory Board with suggestions for the meetings to
be held by the said Board.
Res. #9
Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the communication from the
Vice - Chairman of the Don Valley Advisory Board
be referred to the Chairman of the Don Valley
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Carried Unanimously.
Res. #10 Moved By :- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the proposed Schedule of
Meetings for 1962 be referred back to the
Secretary for consultation with the various
Chairmen for finalization, for presentation
to the next Authority Meeting.
Adopted Unanimously
RECOMMEND TO THE AUTHORITY.
REPORT OF FINANCE SUB - COMMITTEE -- 1962 BUDGET ESTIMATES AND
MUNICIPAL LEVIES:
Res. #11 Moved By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - Report No. 2/61 of the Finance
Sub - Committee be received and appended as
Schedule s:Bsv of these Minutes; and that the
recommendations contained therein be approved,
and the necessary resolution prepared... .Adopted.
RECOMMEND TO THE AUTHORITY.
FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSERVATION CAPITAL BUDGET & LEVY:
The 1962 Capital Budget and Levy for Flood Control and Water
Conservation was presented.
Res. #12 Moved By :- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the 1962 Flood Control and Water
Conservation Capital Budget and Levy in the
Schedule dated February 7th, 1962, be approved,
and the necessary resolution prepared. Adopted.
RECOMMEND TO THE AUTHORITY.
ISSUE OF 1962 COMPLIMENTARY PARKING PERMITS & PASSES:
Res. #13 Moved By :- C. Sauriol
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer
be authorized to issue Complimentary Parking
Permits and Passes, and Passes to the Pioneer
Village, to a list similar to that used
last year.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.$.A. -- HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #14. Moved By :- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be
authorized to complete the acquisition of the
following lands for the sums shown, plus ad-
justments, disbursements and legal fees; and
further subject to a Certificate of Necessity
being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests:
(a) .192 acres of land, more -or -less, and
certain improvements contained thereon
from Basil and Alice Aiken (joint
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tenants) being Part of Lot 10, Concession III,
Township of York, for the total sum of
$13,500.00;
(b) 10.3$3 acres of land, more -or -less, and
certain improvements contained thereon from
Waldemar and Lorie Litz (joint tenants)
being Part of Lot 1$, Concession "D",
Township of Etobicoke, for the total sum
of $9$,900.00;
(c) .612 acres of land, more -or -less, and
certain improvements contained thereon, from
John and Celia Pelleja, (joint tenants)
being Part of Lot 16, Registered Plan 1030,
Township of York, for the total sum of
$10,000.00;
(d) .22 acres of land and certain improvements
contained thereon, from Gerald and Eleanor
Waterman (joint tenants), being Lot 13,
Barrett's Plan, located in Lot 17, Concession
°D", FH Township of Etobicoke, for the total
sum of $11,500.00;
(e) .334 acres, more -or -less, of land, and
certain improvements contained thereon, from
Oskar and Velta Zilvers, (joint tenants)
being Lots 20 and 21, Registered Plan 1030,
Township of York, for the total sum of
$7,800.00;
Carried Unanimously.
FIELD OFFICERS' CONFERENCE -- LUNCHEON:
A Staff communication was presented advising that the Field
Officers of the Conservation Authorities Branch of the Depart-
ment of Lands and Forests would be visiting the Authority
Office on Monday, February 19th, 1962, during their Conference,
and suggesting that they be entertained to luncheon.
Res. #15 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer
be authorized to arrange a luncheon for 'dose
attending the Field Officers' Conference and
visiting the Authority Office on February
19th, 1962, and that any expenses in this
connection be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
GRAVEL DEPOSITS -- GREENWOOD & CLAREMONT CONSERVATION AREAS:
A communication was presented from Consolidated Sand & Gravel
Limited requesting that the Authority consider entering into
an Agreement for the removal of gravel from lands owned by
the Authority in the Greenwood and Claremont area.
Res. #16 Moved By :- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT : - Consolidated Sand & Gravel
Limited be advised that the Authority would
not, at this time, consider entering into
an Agreement for the removal of gravel from
Authority -owned lands; and further in this
connectin, that the following policy be
adcpted;
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That no mining of gravel, sand, or
other mineral deposits be permitted
'.by Agreement or otherwise on Authority
owned lands ".
Adopted Unanimously
RECOMMEND TO AUTHORITY
PROJECT F.11 -- WOODBRIDGE FLOOD CONTROL CHANNEL - MODEL STUDIES:
A Staff communication was presented advising that James F. MacLaren
Associates have requested that model studies be undertaken
by Mr. H. J. Leutheusser of the University of Toronto to
confirm the design of the concrete drop structures to be
constructed in connection with the Woodbridge Flood Control
Channel.
Res. #17 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- M. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- James F. MacLaren Associates
be authorized to have model studies undertaken
at the University of Toronto for the concrete
drop structures for the Woodbridge Flood
Control Channel at a cost not to exceed $2,500.00.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.1.A. -- SNELGROVE RESERVOIR - ETOBICOKE CREEK --
ENGINEERING AGREEMENT:
A Staff communication was presented requesting consideration
of the appointment of Engineers for Project P.1.A. Snelgrove
Reservoir.
Res. #18 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Chairman and Staff be author-
ized to negotiate an Agreement with M. M. Dillon
and Company Limited, Consulting Engineers for the
preliminary and final design for the construction
of the Snelgrove Dam and Reservoir; and further
in this connection, the following action be taken:
(a) that the Agreement, when negotiated, be
forwarded to the Minister of the Department
of Lands and Forests for his approval;
(b) when the Agreement is approved by the
Minister, the Chairman and Secretary -
Treasurer be authorized to execute the
said Agreement on behalf of the Authority.
Adopted Unanimously
RECOMMEND TO THE AUE ORITY.
THE PLANNING ACT -- SECTION 30 -- AMENDMENT:
Res. #19 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT: - WHEREAS an Amendment to
Section 30(a) of The Planning Act states
vs for prohibiting the erection of a
building or structure for residential or
commercial purposes on land that is subject
to flooding, etc 49 AND WHEREAS the Act makes no provision
for the prohibition of buildings which do not
come under the category of residential or
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commercial can leave ineffectual by -laws as
passed by Township and Municipalities -
BE IT RESOLVED THAT : - the Minister of Municipal
Affairs be requested to consider the following
Amendment to Section 30(a) of The Planning Act
as recommended by the 1960 Conservation Authorities
Conference, to read: in Sub - Section B -- afor
prohibiting the erection of a building or structure
for residential, commercial, industrial or
institutional uses."
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT : - the Minister
be requested to consider defining the word "structures
in the Act.
„dopted Unanimously
RECOMMEND TO THE AUTHORITY.
PROJECT P.1.A. - SNELGROVE RESERVOIR -- PRELIMINARY PROPERTY
PLAN:
The Staff presented a Preliminary Property Plan dated February
19th, 1962, outlining the lands required in connection with
the Snelgrove Reservoir.
Ices. 20 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Preliminary Property Plan
dated February 19th, 1962, for the Snelgrove
Reservoir be approved as presented, and
further in this connection, the following
action be taken:
(a) the Plan be submitted to the Minister of
Lands and Forests for approval;
(b) when the necessary approval of the Minister
has been received, the Staff be authorized
to proceed with the acquisition of the
privately -owned lands under the provisions
df The Conservation Authorities Act;
(c) the Staff be authorized to request the transfer
of the Municipally -owned lands for a
nominal sum;
Carried Unanimously.
HUMBER RIVER PARK -- METROPOLITAN PARKS SERVICE BUILDING:
A communication was presented from the Metropolitan Parks Depart-
ment requesting approval of the site for a Service Building to
be located at Edenbridge Drive near Scarlett Road. The matter
was discussed.
Rea. #21 Moved By :- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs . J. G. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT : - the request of the Metropolitan
Parks Department regarding the location of a proposed
Service Building on Edenbridge Drive be referred
back to the Staff for further consideration.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.12.A. -- DUFFIN CREEK - FLOOD PLAIN LAND - LAND
ACQUISITION:
A Staff communication was presented advising that an Option
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had been negotiated on certain lands included in the Duffin
Creek Flood Plain Lands.
Res. #22 Moved By :- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary - Treasurer be
authorized to-complete tho "acquisition of 102
acres of land, more -or -less, and certain
im rovements contained thereon, being Part of
Lots 22 and 23, Concession II, Township of
Pickering, for the total sum of $25,000.00,
from Clarendon Woods Limited, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees, and further
subject to a Certificate of Inspection being
issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
LAND SURVEYS -- VARIOUS PROJECTS:
A Staff communication was presented requesting authority to
have certain firms carry out survey work.
Res. #23 Moved By :- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to
engage the following firms to carry out
survey work as detailed herein:
(a) WILDMAN & RHODES & ASSOCIATES, 5175A Yonge
St., WILLOWDALE, Ont. --
(i) Project P.$.A. -- Humber River Flood
Plain Lands -- Oskar & Velta Zilvers,
John & Celia Pelleja, Basil & Alice
Aiken, Walter & Margaret Todd, Gerald
& Eleanor Waterman, Lorie & Waldemar Litz,
Dominion Stores Limited, Jane - Eglinton
Apartments Limited;
(ii) Project F.10.A. -- Willowdale Dam & Res. --
-- F. Helen OQReilly, and all additional
properties required for the completion
of this Project;
(iii) Project P.9.A. -- Don River Flood Plain
Lands -- All properties required for
this project which were formerly
included in Scheme W.C. -14.
(b) W. S. GIBSON & SONS, 4679 Yonge St., Toronto,
Ont. --
(i) Project P.2.A. -- Milne Reservoir -- Leat
and Stanton properties, and all renain -•
ing properties required for the completion
of this Project.
(c) ARTHUR DEATH & ASSOCIATES, 14 Geolge St. N.,
Br mpton, Ont. --
(i) Project F.1.A. -- Claireville Reservoir --
all properties required for the completion
of this Project.
(ii) Project F.12.A. -- York Mills Channel
Improvements -- all properties required
for the completion of this project.
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(ii ) Project B.1. A. -- Black Creek Channeliz ation
-- Scarlett Road to Rockcliffe -- all
properties required for the completion
of this project.
(iv) Project P.$.A. -- Humber River Flood Plain
Lands -- Joseph & Victoria Pivato, James
& Ethel Collins, Arthur & Winnifred Charlton,
Samuel & Eve Kennedy, R. D. Gordon &
W. K. Montgomery, Marjorie Norgrove, Wm.
McDermott, C. Crothers, Humbervale United
Church, Metropolitan Toronto, Lambton Golf
Club, Roselawn Investments Ltd., Sybil
Ku ►in, Toronto Free Hospital for Consumptives,
Twp. of Etobicoke, Levy Auto Parts.
(v) Project P.3.A. -- Arthur Percy Reservoir --
the three remaining properties required
for the completion of this Project.
(d) YATES & YATES, 105 Willowdale Ave., Willowdale,
Ont. --
(i) Project P.2.A. -- Milne Reservoir -- H. A.
Cosburn.
(e) KENNETH H. McCONNELL, O.L.S., 1593 Wilson Ave.
Downsview, Ont. --
(i) Project P.8.A. -- Humber River Flood Plain
Lands -- MaCker property.
F. SCHAEFFER & ASSOCIATES, 465 Wilson Ave.,
Downsview, Ont. --
(i) Project F.3.A. -- Lower Bolton Reservoir --
all properties required for the completion
of this Project.
GRAYDON T. HORTON & ASSOCIATES, 306 Dundas St. W.,
Whitby, Ont. --
(i) Project P.12. A. -- Duffin Creek Flood Plain
Lands -- all properties required for the
completion of this Project.
(h) E. W. PETZOLD, 710A Scarlett Rd., Weston, Ont.
(i) Project F.10.A. -- Willowdale Reservoir --
Cassee A. Jones property - Expropriation
Plan.
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(i)
ARTHUR DEATH & ASSOCIATES, 14 George St. N.,
Brampton, Ont. --
(i)
Scheme W.C. -19 - Black Creek South of
Sheppard Avenue -- the three remaining
properties required for the completion
of this Scheme.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -19 -- BLACK CREEK -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #24 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to
acquire the following parcels of land required
for Scheme W.C.-19 -- .,Black Creek" under the
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provisions of The Conservation Authorities Act:
(a) that parcel owned by Downsview Meadows Limited
and James Walker;
(b) the small parcel owned by Densley Buildings
Limited;
(c) two parcels of land - locked land owned by
D. B. Goodman,Q.C.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORTS OF EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD:
Res. #25 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Reports and Statements of
the amounts of Compensation round to be payable
to the owners by reason of the Expropriation of
the lands set forth herein, be received and
appended as Schedules v ?CQQ, "Da, "E ", ttd 9'F"
of these Minutes:
(i) Sydney & Mona Vasey (joint tenants) (Owners)
of Part Lot $5 and Part of Lot $6, Registered
Plan No. 3366, Township of York, said to
contain 0.10$ acres, more -or -less, according
to survey;
(ii) Marjorie C. Ganter (Owner) of Part Block "PA",
... Plan 2297 and Part Lot 11, Concession I,
Township of Scarborough; said to contain
1.364 acres, more -or -less, according to
survey;
(iii) Miller Paving Limited (Owner) -- Part of
Lot 11, Concession I, Township of Scarborough,
said to contain 23.40$ acres, more-or -less,
according to survey;
(iv) Mabel Walker (married woman) (Owner) --
Lots 16, 17 and 1$, Village Plan of Burrwick,
Parcel "B44, Registered Plan 449, Village of
Woodbridge; said to contLn 3.29 acres,
more -or -less, according to survey;
Carried Unanimously.
CHIEF OFFICER -- APPOINTMENT OF:
Res. #26 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- Mr. W. C. Davidson be appointed
Chief Officer of the Authority with effect from
February 9th, 1962.
Adopted Unanimously
RECOMMEND TO AUTHORITY
COLD CREEK BROCHURE:
A Staff communication was presented advising that the following
quotations had been received for the supply of ten thousand
copies of the Cold Creek Conservation Area brochure:
Bolton Enterprise
Morgan L ^vis Printing Ltd.
Rolph Clark Stone Ltd.
Howell Printing Co. Ltd.
$ 263.50 /10M
319.00
346.00
362.00
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Cardinal Lithographers
Stouffville Tribune
MacLean- Hunter Publishing Co.
Letterpress
Offset
Noble Scott Co. Ltd.
Gibbons Printing House
La Plante Litho Co. ltd.
Charters Publi,sshing Co. Ltd.
Gill Printing (:o.
Brigdens Limited
Murray Printing & Gravure
$ 391.25 /10M
392.00
395.90,
574.90
39$.50
429.90
434.75
445.10
475.00
494.00
590.00
Res. #27 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized
to purchase ten thousand copies of the Cold
Creek Conservation Area brochures from tine
Bolton Enterprise at the quoted price of $263.50
plus Sales Tax -4 it being the lowest quotation
received.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNEMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 2:45 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman
February 15, 1962
ecretary- Treasurer
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SCHEDULE f "A4V
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES ACT
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "Authority" means the Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority;
(b) "Conservation Area" means an area consisting of one parcel
or, where two or more parcels are contiguous, the
contiguous parcels of land owned by the Authority;
(c) "vehicle" means a vehicle as defined in The Highway
Traffic Act.
2. This Regulation applies to the use by the public of Conserv-
ation Areas and the works, vehicles, boats, services,
and things of the Authority;
3. Any person required to issue a permit by this Regulation
may refuse to issue the permit where, in the opinion of
the issuer, to do so would not be in the interest of,
(a) the best, safest and most orderly use of the Conserv-
ation Area by the public; and /or
(b) the best administration of the Conservation Area,
having regard to the conservation, restoration and
development of the natural resources of the Conservation
Area;
4. No person shall,
(a) deface, remove or damage any property in a Conservation
Area;
(b) remove, injure or destroy any tree, shrub, plant, flower
or growing thing, or any soil, rock or other material
in a Conservation Area;
(c) kill, trap, hunt, pursue or in any manner disturb
or cause to be disturbed any wild bird or animal
within a Conservation Area, except,
(1)
in an area set aside by the Authority for the
purpose, and
(ii) under the authority of a permit issued by the
Secretary - Treasurer;
(d) fire or discharge any torpedo, rocket or other fireworks
in a Conservation Area; or
(e) perform any act that causes or is likely to cause a
danger for other persons using a Conservation Area;
5. No person shall abandon any refuse or other object or
material within a Conservation Area except in receptacles
or pits provided by the Authority for the purpose;
6. No person shall erect, post, paste, fasten, paint or affix
any placard, bill, notice or sign in a Conservation Area
unless a permit therefor is first obtained from the Secretary -
Treasurer;
7. (1) No person shall bring a horse, cow or other animal
into a Conservation Area without a permit therefor
issued by the Secretary - Treasurer;
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(2) No person shall permit a dog, cat or other pet to be
in a Conservation Area unless,
(a) the dog, cat or other pet'is secured by a leash
that does not exceed six feet in length; or
(b) a permit therefor has been is ued by the
Secretary - Treasurer;
$. No person shall,
(a) sell or offer for sale any article or service;
(b) advertise or carry on any business or commercial
enterprise ;,or
(c) beg or solicit charity;
within a conservation Area without a permit therefor issued
by the Secretary- Treasurers
9. No person shall bring a show_ of any Rind or _any equipme- t
for entertainment into a Conservation Area ait'hout a perm.
therefor issued by the Secretary Tre.su rei;
10 Except under a permit therefor issued by the.Secretary-
Treasurer of the Authority, ,io person shall conduct a
public meeting or perform any act that congregates-or
is likely to congregate perc,ons in a Conscrvatiori Area;
11. No person shall be in a Conservation Area after sunset
and before 10:00 a.m, without a permit therefor issued
by the Secretary- Treasurer of the 'kuth on ty;
12. (1) No person shall U: ^de, bathe or swim in a Conservation
Area exc ert at such t, .meo and at such places as are
set asids, by the Authority for the purpose;
(2) No person shall take any irflatabie object or snorkel
or other undcrwate:° bre-)thing device into the water
in a ConE ervation Lrea;
13. (1) No person shall operate a boat withir Conservation
Area other than in the Hoart Lake Gon..ervation Area
and the Glen Haffy Conservation Area;
(2) N person shall operate a,boat in the Heart Lake
Conservation Area or the len Haffy Conservation Ara,
except a boat that is hired from the Authority; •
(3) No person shall use an outboard motor in the Heart
Lake Conservation Area or the Glen Haffy Conservatio:
Area;
14. (1) Except under a permit therefor issued by the Sedretary-
Treasurer of t' Authority; no person shall light or
maintain a fizz in a Conservation Area in a place
other than a fi.re -place or other location prbtided
by the Authority for the purpose;
(2) No person who lights a fire in a Conservation Area
shall Jeave the fire unattended or leave the site of
the fire before the fire ., completely extinguished;'
15. Except in ' - ervation Areas that have b3en set •';
and posteci oy the Authority for hunting and archery, no
person other ,har a peace officer shall. possess an air -gun,
fire -arm, s1' whet or archery cqu i.pr..ent in a Conservation
Area;
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16. No person shall occupy a camp site except under the
authority of a group camp -site permit issued by the
Secretary- Treasurer of the Authority;
17. (1) Sections 63, 6$, 69 and 71 of The Highway Traffic
Act apply to the operation of vehicles on roads under
the jurisdiction of the Authority;
(2) No person shall,
(a) operate a vehicle within a Conservation Area
except on a roadway or other place set aside
by the Authority for the purpose;
(b) operate a vehicle at a speed in excess of fifteen
miles per hour on any road under the jurisdiction
of the Authority;
(c) park a vehicle within a Conservation Area in a
place other than one that has been set aside
by the Authority for the purpose; or
(d) operate a public commercial vehicle, as defined
in The Public Commercial Vehicles Act, within
a Conservation Area except for the purpose of
making deliveries within the Conservation Area;
1$. A Conservation Area or any part thereof may be closed
entirely or closed to certain uses during such specified
periods of time as the Authority determines and no person
shall enter upon or occupy such Conservation Area or part
thereof during the times posted;
19. (1) The fee for parking in all Conservation Areas except
Black Creek, Humber Trails, Palgrave Forest and
Wildlife, and Uxbridge Conservation Areas is,
(a) for one car 50 cents a day or $6 a year;
(b) for one motorcycle, 50 cents a day or $6 a year; or
(c) for one bus, $5 a day;
(2) The fee for rental of a boat at the Heart Lake
Conservation Area is 75 cents an hour. The fee for
rental of a large boat at the Glen Haffy Conservation
Area is 75 cents an hour, and for rental of a small
boat at the Glen Haffy Conservation Area is 50 cents
an hour;
(3) The fee for entrance to Black Creek Conservation Area
is
(a) for each person over fifteen years of age, 75
cents a day;
(b) for each person fifteen years of age or under,
25 cents a day; or
(c) a maxim4f $2 per family a day;
(4) The fee for a group camp -site permit for one week ar
a' t thereof is $2;
(5) The fee for rental of the Heart Lake Recreation Building
is $5 an hour, with a minimum fee of $10.
20. The penalty for a breach of this Regulation is a fine not
exceeding $100.
SCHEDULE S ?B" B-19
REPORT NO. 2
of the
FINANCE SUB - COMMITTEE
of the
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
The Finance Sub - Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street,
York Mills, on Wednesday, February 7th, 1962, commencing at
10:00 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Members Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
F. A. Wade
Staff F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
C. B. Thompson
The Preliminary Budget Schedule dated January 25th, 1962, of
the 1962 Current Budget and Levy was studied and amended.
It was agreed, and the Sub - Committee recommends That: -
the 1962 Current Budget and Municipal Levy Schedule dated
February 7th, 1962, be adopted.
G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
February $, 1962
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SCHEDULE "CP'
REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
of the
METROPOLITAN TORONTO & REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
to
THE AUTHORITY
The Adt.sory Board, appointed By Item 1 of Authority Resolution
26/61 begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount
of Compensation which, in its opinion should be payable to
SYDNEY and MONA VASEY (Joint Tenants) (Owners)
by reason of the Expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Lot $5 and Part of Lc't $6, Registered Plan
No. 3366, Township of York; said to contain 0.10$
acres, more -or -less, according to Survey;
Plan of Expropriation registered November 17, 1961, as
.No 6313 and advertised in the Globe and Mail as required
under the Conservation Authorities' Act.
Claim for Compensation dated January 19th, 1962, in the
amount of $2,000.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited Mr. and Mrs. Vasey thrugh their Solicitor
Mr. T. B. O'Neill of the legal firm O'Neill & O'Neill, Barristers,
Solicitors & Notaries, 533A St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto, to
appear before them to present evidence supporting their Claim
for Compensation on February 9th, 1962, at the Authority
Board Room of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority Offices located in Vaughan Township. Neither Mr.
or Mrs. Vasey, or their solicitor, appeared before the Board.
We, the undersigned Members of the Advisory Board, having
duly met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as
we consider necessary and adviseable, do recommend Compensation
in the amount of
NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS ($950.00) to Sydney and
Mona Vasey (Joint Tenants) ('Owners)
as we believe, in our judgment, this .to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) Evidence before the Board indicated that the taking
does not interfere physically with the improvements
nor does any injurious affection result by virtue
of the taking;
(2) Settlements with neighbouring property owners tend to
substantiate that the award recommended is reasonable
and equitable;
Evidence before the Board tends to substantiate that the
remaining property could be sold for the same amount
after the taking as before;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that
a fair market value for the parcel of land required as
described herein would be $950.00.
(3)
Further, it should be pointed out that a Metro Trunk Sewer
passes through a portion of the expropriated land and which is
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subject to an casement. This land has been assigned the same
value as the fee amount in the area of the taking. The Board
does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
Dated at Vaughan Township
"CLARKE WARDLAW" (Signed)
this 13th day of February, Chairman,
1962
t'B. HARPER BULL?? (Signed)
4?C. W. LAYCOCK" (Signed)
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SCHEDULE "D"
REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
of the
METROPOLITAN TORONTO & REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
to
THE AUTHORITY
The Advisory Board, appointed by Item 1 of Authority Resolution
26/61 begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount of
Compensation, which, in its opinion, could be payable to:
MARJORIE C. GANTER (Owner)
by reason of the Expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part Block "Al', Plan 2297 and Part Lot 11, Concession I,
Township of Scarborough; said to contain 1.364 acres,
more -or -less, according to survey;
Plan of Expropriation registered April 110 1961, as
No. 6136 and advertised in the Globe and Mail as required
under The Conservation Authorities' Act;
Claim for Compensation dated June 1st, 1961, in the amount
of $51,690.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the Owner, through her Solicitor, Mr. A. H.
Crabtree, to appear before them to present evidence support-
ing her Claim for Compensation, on February 9th, 1962, at the
Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority Offices located in Vaughan Township.
Neither Mrs. Canter or her counsel appeared before the Board
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:
TEN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($10,100.00)to Mrs.
Mrs. C. Ganter (Owner)
aR we believe, incur judgment, this to be a fair and just price
?or the following reasons:
(1) Evidence before the Board indicated that a very serious
erosion and water problem was involved;
(2) It was noted that certain changes in the proposed
Sub- division Plan were necessary by virtue of this
Expropriation, and it is the opinion of this Board
that the award herein does take into consideration
all aspects of the necessary changes;
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicate tht the
loss in value occasioned by this Expropriation on April 11th,
1961, is $10,100.00. The Board does not recommend that an
allowance of 1O%o forcible taking be allowed.
Dated at Vaughan Township "CLARKE 1JARDLAW" Signed
this 13th day of
February 1962. . "B. HARPER BULL" Signed
"C. W. LAYCOCK" Signed
SCHEDULE "Ec'
REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
of the
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
to
THE AUTHORITY
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The Advisory Board, appointed by Item 1 of Authority Resolution
No. 26/6., begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount
of Compensation which, in its opinion, should be payable to
MILLER PAVING LIMITED (Owner)
by reason of the Expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Lot 11, Concession I, Township of Scarborough;
said to contain 23.40$ acres, more or less, according
to survey.
Plan of Expropriation registered May 1st, 1961, as No.
6149, and advertised in the Globe and Mail as required
under the Conservation Authorities' Act.
Claim for Compensation dated October 17th, 1961, in the
amount of $939393.02 received by the Authority.
The Board invited representatives of Miller Paving Limited
through their Solicitor, Mr. James A. Taylor, to appear before
them to present evidence supporting their Claim for Compensation
on February 9th, 1962, at the Authority Board Room of the
Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Offices
located in Vaughan Township. Mr. Jack Robbins, Assistant
General Manager and Director of Miller Paving Limited, in
company with the corporation's counsel, Mr. James A. Taylor,
appeared before the Board, and certain arguments were put
forward in support of Miller Paving Limited'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:
FORTY -ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($41,000.00) to MILLER PAVING
LIMITED (Owner)
as we believe, in our judgment, this to be a fair qnd just price
for the following reasons:
(1) Evidence before the Board indicated that due to the
zoning, location, topography, general area and neigh-
bourhood development, the economic development of
subject property is unfeasible within the foreseeable
future;
(2) It is the opinion of this Board, therefore, that the
highest and best use for subject property is its develop-
ment of an extension to the existing park adjacent
thereto;
Individual appraisals available to the Board indicate that the
fair market value of this property as dMay 1st, 1961, is
$41,000.00. Therefore, this figure is set as the amount of
Compensation and no allowance for forcible taking is recommended.
Dated at Vaughan Township
this 13th day of
February 1962
"CLARKE WARDL _ .' (Signed)
''B. HARPER "TULL" 44
"C. W. LAYCOCK" tia
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REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
of the
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
to
THE AUTHORITY
The Advisory Board, appointed by Item 1 of Authority Resolution
No. 26/61 begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount
of Compensation, which, in its opinion, should be payable to
MABEL WALKER (Married Woman) (Owner)
by reason of the Expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Lots 16, 17 and 1$, Village Plan of Burrwick,
Parcel i4Bye, Registered Plan 449, Village of Woodbridge;
said to contain 3.29 acres more -or -less, according
to survey;
Plan of Expropriation registered November 1st, 1961,
as #6299 and advertised in the Woodbridge News as
required under The Conservation Authorities? Act.
Claim for Compensation dated January llth, 1962, in the
amount of $20,500.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited Mrs. Walker, through her solicitor, Mr.
Robert E. Dale, to appear before them and present evidence
supporting her Claim for Compensation on February 9th, 1962,
at the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan Toronto and
Region Conservation Authority Offices located in Vaughan Town-
ship.
Mrs. Walker did not appear before the Board, but was represent-
ed by counsel and also her husband, ' - •
r
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 DOLLARS ($5,000.00) to Mabel Walker (Married
Woman) (Owner)
as we believe, in our judgment, this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) Evidence before the Board indicated that the highest
and best price of the land would be for its devotion
to conservation uses in accordance with the Conservation
Zoning Classification for the Village of Woodbridge;
(2) No evidence was put forward by counsel for Mrs. Walker
in support of her Claim for $20,500.00;
Based on comparable sales of greenbelt, conservation
and open space lands, it is the opinion of this Board
that the award herein is fair and quitable.
Independent appraisals available to tho Board indiciated that
a fair and market value for this property as of the date
(3)
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of Expropriation would be $4,935.00. This figure has
been rounded to $5,000.00 and no allowance for forcible
taking is recommended.
Dated at Vaughan Township
this 13th day of
February 1962
r4CLARKE WARDLAW.4 (Signed)
Chairman
.4B. HARPER BULLS4 (Signed)
uC.W. LAYCOCK.' (Signed
Member
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Metropolitan, and Region
Conseruation Auth,ortv
MINUTES
Executive Committee M -eti
The Executive Committee met in the Committee Ronm of the Swansea
Municipal Building, 95 Lavinia Avenue, commencing at 1:30 p.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Vice - Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
Metro Parks Commissioner T. W. Thompson
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
Secretary- Treasurer F. L. Lunn
The Meeting opened with Mr. Davidson in the Chair. Dr. Lord
arrived at 2:15 p.m.
MINUTES:
Res. #2$ Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 1/62
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
CONFIRMATION OF ADVISORY BOARD APPOINTMENTS - 1962:
Res. #29 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the appointments to Functional
Advisory Boards as detailed in the Schedule
dated February 21st, 1962, be approved.
Adopted Unanimously.
RECOMMEND TO AUTHORITY
SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS - 1962:
Res. #30 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Schedule of Meetings for
1962 as outlined in the Schedule dated February
21st, 1962, be approved.
Adopted Unanimously.
RECOMMEND TO AUTHORITY
GRAVEL DEPOSIT -- GREENWOOD AREA:
A communication was presented from the County of Ontario requesting
consideration for the continuance of the Agreement with the McEwan
Estate for the removal of gravel and sand from the former McEwan
property.
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Res. #31 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- that the request from the County
of Ontario re an Agreement for the removal of
gravel and sand from the property formerly known
as the McEwan Estate be received and referred to
the Staff for a complete report.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #32 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. Saurioi
RESOLVED THAT:- Executive Resolution No. 16/62
-- Policy re Mineral Deposits, be amended to
read:
"That no mining of gravel, sand, or other
mineral deposits be permitted by Agreement
or otherwise on Authority -owned lands unless
by the approval of the Executive Committee
and the Minister of the Department of Lands
And Forests."
Adopted Unanimously
RECOMMEND TO THE AUTHORITY...
NATIONAL SHADE TREE CONFERENCE:
A communication was presented recommending that a member of the
Staff be authorized to attend the National Shade Tree Conference.
Res. #33 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- Mr. J. L. Copeland be authorized
to attend the National Shade Tree Conference being
held in St. Catharines, Ontario, February 22nd
and 23rd, 1962, and that his expenses be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
HUMBER RIVER PARK -- METRO PARKS SERVICE BUILDING:
Mr. T. W. Thompson, Metropolitan Parks Commissioner, presented
a proposal requesting approval of the site for a Service Building
to be located at Edenbridge Drive near Scarlett Road.
Res. #34 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the request of the Metropolitan
Parks Department regarding the location of a
proposed Service Building on Edenbridge Drive
be approved, subject to the approval of the
Township of Etobicoke.
Carried Unanimously.
PROGRAMME OF ANCILLARY CONSERVATION MEASURES:
Mr. Higgs presented the Brief on Ancillary Conservation Measures
to the Flood Control Programme for consideration. The Brief
was considered in detail.
Res. #35 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT: the Plan of Ancillary Conservation
Measures dated February, 1962, prepared in
fulfilment of Section 20 of the Agreement
between the Government of Ontario
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and the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority for the Implementation of the Plan for
Flood Control and Water Conservation for the Toronto
Region be adopted as amended, and submitted
to the Minister of Lands and Forests for his
consideration and approval.
Adopted Unanimously
RECOMMEND TO THE AUTHORITY
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 2 :55 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
February 22, 1962
Vetropo/ttan Joronto and
Con�eruation ..Auihorit�
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, February 28, 1962 No. 3
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room at 17 Mill Street
on Wednesday, February 28th, 19629 commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
A. Iviacdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F.
Secretary- Treasurer F.
Asst. Dir. of Operations E.
Dept. of Lands & Forests F.
A. Wade
L. Lunn
F. Sutter
Forbes
MINUTES:
Res. #36 Moved By :- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 2/62
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 1 OF THE FINANCE SUB - COMMITTEE:
Mr. Wade presented Report No. 1 of the Finance Sub - Committee.
Res. 7#37 Moved By :- Mrs. Gardner
Seconded By :- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT : - Report No. 1 of the Finance Sub -
Committee be received and appended as Schedule At
of these Minutes;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT : - the recommendations
contained therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.3 - BOLTON RESERVOIR - PRELIMINARY PROPERTY PLAN:
The Staff presented a Preliminary Property Map dated November 1961,
outlining the lands proposed for acquisition under Project F.3 -
Bolton Reservoir.
Res. ##38 Moved. By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- F. A. ',lade
RESOLVED THAT : - the Preliminary Property Plan dated
November 1961, for the Bolton Dam and Reservoir,
be approved as presented; and further in this
connection, that the following action be taken:
(a) That the Plan be submitted to the Minister
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of Lands and Forests for his approval;
(b) That when the necessary approval has been
received, the Staff be authorized to•proceed with
the acquisition of the lands indicated in the
Plan;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B.1. - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL -- PROPERTY PLAN:
The Staff presented a Property Map dated February 1962.
Res. #39
Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Preliminary Property Plan
dated February 1962, for the Black Creek Channel,
Rustic Road to Gordon McKay Road, be approved
as presented, and further in this connection;
that the following aCtion be taken:
(a) That the Plan be submitted to the Minister
of Lands and Forests for his approval;
(b) That when the necessary approval has be
received; the Staff be authorized'to
proceed with the acquisition of the necessary
lands under the provisions of The Conservation
Authorities Act;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.2 -- EBENEZER RESERVOIR -- PRELIMINARY PROPERTY PLAN:
The Staff presented a Property Map dated February 1962.
Res. #40
Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Preliminary Prtperty Plan for
the Ebenezer Dam and Reservoir, dated Febry, 1962,
be approved as presented; and further in this
connection, that the following action be taken:
That this Plan be submitted to the Minister
of Lands and Forests for his approval;
That when the necessary approval has been
received, the Staff be authorized to proceed
with the acquisition of the lands designated
in the Plan;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.$. -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. Al
Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be
authorized to complete the acquisition of the
following lands for the sums stated therein
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal
fees, and further subject to a Certificate of
Inspection being issued by the Minister of
Lands and Forests;
(a) .$2 acres of land, more -or -less, and
certain improvements contained thereon,
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from Maurice and Gertrude Lane, being Part of
Lot 17, Registered Plan 1030, Township of
York, for the total sum tof $14,300.00;
(b) 0.052 acres of land, more -or -less, and
certain improvements contained thereon, from
Frank and Imelda Sunderland, being Part of
Lot 17, Concession 'ID", Fronting the Humber
(known as Part of Lot 11, Barrett9s Plan),
Township of Etobicoke, County of York, for
the total sum of $10,900.00;
Carried Unanimously.
LAND SURVEYS - VARIOUS PROJECTS:
A Staff communication was presented requesting authority to have
certain firms carry out survey work.
Res. #42 Moved By :- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By :- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to engage
the following firms to carry out survey work as detailed
herein:
(a) ARTHUR DEATH & ASSOCIATES, 14 George St. N.,
Brampton, Ont.
(i) Project F.11.A. -- Woodbridge Flood
Control Channel Improvements - Expropriation
Plan -- each of the property owners in this
project North of Pine Street;
(b) WILDMAN & RHODES & ASSOCIATES, 5175A Yonge St.,
Willowdale, Ont.
(i) Project P.10. A. -- Highland Creek Flood
Plain Lands -- Dorethea & Jacqueline Milligan;
(ii) Project P.$.A. -- Humber River Flood Plain
Lands -- M. Lane, Favorite Construction Co.,
M. Lathani, A. Lennox, J. Nardilli, 0. Bauer,
P. & J. Simpson, Urquhart & Portelli, C. Howard
G. Sackett, M. Moore, H. S. nthill, F. Boven,
E. newitt, E. Hunt, M. Steinburg, J. Collins,
H. Eder, C. Brown, G. Lapschies, M. Hutchinson,
F. Sunderland, S. Krywonis, A. Cox, R. Crocker,
R. Cates, L. Sackett, Gordon Brothers, A. Lesl?
T. Creighton, K. Bartley, I. McArd, E. Banga,
K. Bartley, Edenbridge Developments, E. Robins,
A. Eastes, A. Leslie, W. Winson, J. Senior,
J. Griffith, F. Harris. W. Stagg, W. Hayley,
(iii) Project F.7.A. -- Finch Dam & Reservoir --
Westminster Memorial Gardens.
Carried Unanimously.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS -- MEMBERSHIP:
The Chairman suggested that it would be desirable to have a Membershi
in the American Society of Civil Engineers.
Res. #43 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT:- application for Membership in the
American Society of Civil Engineers be made in the
name of the Chairman, and that the Annual Fee of
$25.00 be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
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TOKEN OF APPRECIATION - -• SUB - COMMITTEE RE:
The matter of finding some suitable means of recognizing service
of persons who have served on, or who have assisted, the Authority
ixterially was discussed.
Res. #44 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- Messrs. Henderson, Sauriol, and
Mrs. Gardner, be a Sub - Committee to study and
recommend on ways and means of conveying recognition
to persons who have served on, or been of service to,
the Authority.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion,the Meeting adjourned at 12:45 p.m.
G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
March 1st, 1962.
SCHEDULE
EDULE • :z '
METROPOLITAN TORONTO & REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
MEETING NO. 1/62
of the
FINANCE SUB - COMMITTEE
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The Finance Sub - Committee met at the Faculty Club, 41 Wilcocks Street,
Toronto, Ontario, on Thursday, February 22nd, 1962, commencing
at twelve o'clock noon.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Members
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
The method of presentation of the 1962 Municipal Levy to the
Executive of Metropolitan Toronto was discussed in some detail.
The Meeting adjourned to meet again at 9:30 a.m. February 23rd,
at the Metropolitan Council Chambers.
The Finance Sub - Committee re- convened at the Metropolitan Council
Chambers, Toronto, Ontario, at 9:30 a.m. on Friday, February 23rd,
1962.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Members Mrs. J. A. Gardner
F. A. Wade
Secretary- Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
The Sub - Committee presented the Metropolitan Toronto portion of
the 1962 Municipal Levy to the Executive Committee of Metropolitan
Toronto and conferred with said Executive on the matter.
At the request of the Metropolitan Executive it was agreed to make
certain adjustments in the said Levy.
The Committee therefore Recommends: -
1. that the 1962 Municipal Levy as amended and appended to this
Report be adopted;
2. that the Total on Section 5 - Conservation Land, in the 1962
Estimates be amended to read ° $307,420.00..
1962,
G. Ross Lord
Chairman
February 23, 1962
F. L. Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer
_ 51:BER
MUNICIPALITY
THE METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
Adjala icwnship
A 4ax . own
Mien Twp.
Boltor Tillage
Bramptcn Town
Caledon 'wp.
Caleuon Fast Village
Chinguac ousy Twp.
Ting Twp.
Max l:ham Twp.
Markuar:, Village
Metropolitan Toronto
Mor c 1v41.
PiLkoring Twp.
Pickerir_o Village
Richmond Hill Town
Stouffville Village
Torurto GorE Township
Torontt, ''wp.
Uxbridge Township
V.;ugr an riowrship
Whitchurch 7 wp.
Wocc1briabe Village
TOTAL
POPULATION
1,690
7,849
3,016
2,074
18,550
3'629
8,027
12,163
13,587
4,384
1,566,231
2,126
18,698
1,752
17,208
3,216
1,088
62,700
2,531
16,955
7,323
2,325
1,777,857
AMENDED
1962 MUNICIPAL LEVY
PER CENT OF
MUNICIPALITY
WITHIN
AUTHORITY
POPULATION
WITHIN
AUTHORITY
1962
LEVY
1961
LEVY
8
100
100
10
100
60
100
100
100
5
96
100
100
100
100
26
33
100
100
* - Minimum Levy $100.00
1062 Levy based on .39642 per capita
135
7,849
2,865
2,074
13,913
629
4,816
5,717
13,587
4,384
1,566,231
106
17,950
1,752
17,208
3,216
1,088
16,302
835
16,955
2,709
2,325
1,703,019
$ 100.00*
3,111.50
1,135.74
822.18
5,515.39
147.86
249.35
1,909.16
2,266.33
5,386.16
1,737.91
620,782.89
100.00*
7,115.74
694.53
6,821.60
1,274.89
431.30
6,462.44
331.01
6,721.30
1,073.90
921.68
$ 100.00*
3,058.28
1,038.05
740.20
4,897.42
143.34
241.98
1,453.04
2,155.87
5,122.44
1,641.46
588,416.11
100.00*
6,088.44
679.70
6,176.68
1,174.07
414.99
6,061.08
320.20
6,270.31
1,032.66
882.38
$ 675,112.86
$ 638,208.70
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THE METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
CURRENT BUDGET SUMMARY
1962
A. REVENUE
CURRENT ORDINARY
Balance December 31, 1961
Municipal Levies
Anticipated Government Grants
Anticipated Conservation Areas Revenue
TOTAL
CURRENT SCHEMES
Municipal Levies
Anticipated Government Grants
TOTAL
TOTAL REVENUE
B. EXPENDITURES
Sec. 1 General Admin.
Sec. 2 Conservation Services
Sec. 3 Operations and
Maintenance
TOTAL
CURRENT ORDINARY
TOTAL
$ 330,455.00
70,161.00
167 1.605.00
$ 568,221.00
CURRENT SCHEMES
Expenditures Deferred
Sec. 4 Forest Land
Sec. 5 Conservation Areas Land
Sec. 6 Conservation Areas Develop-
ment
Sec. 7 Pioneer Village
Sec. 8 General Water Control
TOTAL
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
$ 3,884.38
30,000.00
307,420.00
413,087.00
59,800.00
25,500.00
$ 839,691.38
$1,407,912.38
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February 7, 1962
$ 5,488.52
223,424.48
200,308.00
139,000.00
$568,221.00
$451,688.38
388,003.00
$839,691.38
AUTHORITY
$165,227.50
'5,080.50
167,605.00
$367,913.00
$19407,912.3;
ANTICIPATED
PROV. GRANTS
$165,227.50
35,080.50
$ 3,884.38
15,000.00
153,710.00
206,544.00
59,800.00
12,750.00
$451,688.38
$819,601.38
$200,308.00
$ - - --
$ 15,000.00
153,710.00
206,543. 00
12,750.00
$388,003.00
$588,311.00
Vetropo/ttan 701t0 arcci Region
Comervation ..Athority
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, March 14th, 1962 No. 4
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, March 14th, 1962, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman Dr. G. ROB Lord
Vice - Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
Sect. Treas. F. L. Lunn
Dir. of Operat, K. G. Higgs
MINUTES:
Res. t45 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 3/62 as
presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
Res. #46 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Accounts in the sum total of
$455,053.12 and appended as Schedule Q "A "c of these
Minutes, be approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 1 OF THE PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE:
Mr. Honsberger presented Report No. 1 of the Personnel Sub - Committee.
Res. #47 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 1 of the Personnel Sub -
Committee be received and appended as Schedule f'B"
of these Minutes;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED TAT:- the recommendations
contained therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 1 OF THE DON VALLEY ADVISORY BOARD:
Report No. 1 of the Don Valley Advisory Board was presented by
Mr. Honsberger.
Res. #4$ Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
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Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 1 of the Don Valley
Advisory Board be received, and that the recommendations
contained therein and set forth. herein be dealt with
as indicated:
(a) that a serious erosion problem on the West
Branch of the Don River, north of Eglinton
Avenue, at the rear of certain lots on
Rykert Cresco, be investigated by the Staff.... ADOPT
(b) that a series of Watershed Tours be arranged to
view Authority projects; and further
that one such Tour be arrangeifor the Don Water-
shed on Friday, June 1st, 1962...REFER TO INFORMATION
& EDUCATION ADV. BD.
Carried Unanimously.
NORTH -EAST CORNER JANE STREET & STEELES AVENUE:
As directed by Resolution 212/61, the Staff presented a report on the
North -East corner of Jane Street and Steeles Avenue.
Res. #49 Moved �:: - H. S. Honsb prger
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff Report on the North -East
corner of Jane Street and Steeles Avenue be received,
and appended as Schedule 47Cs' of these Minutes;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the recommendations
contained therein and as set forth herein, be adopted:
That Scheme C.A. -33 -- ` ?A Scheme for the Acquisition
and Development of a Headquarters Sitei? be adopted;
and further in this connection, that the following
action be taken:
(a) that all Member MunLcipalities be designated
as benefitting;
(b) that the Minister of Lands and Forests be requested
to approve of the Scheme and a Grant of 50% of
the cost thereof;
(c) 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;
Adopted Unanimously
RECOMMEND TO AUTHORITY...
PROJECT P.$.A. -- HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #50 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of the following lands
for the sums shown, plus adjustments, disbursements
and legal fees; and further subject to a Certificate
of Inspection being issued by the.Minister of Lands
and Forests:
(a) .11 acres more -cr -less and certain improvements
contained thereon from Ernest J. and Frances
Rcbins (joint tenants) being Part of Lot 16,
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Concession ni9, FH, Township of Etobicoke, and
sometimes known as the North 50 feet of Lot 9,
Canning Plan for the total sum of $8,500.00;
(b) .21 acres more -or -less and certain improvements
contained thereon from Albert S. and Muriel Cox
(joint tenants) being Part of Lot 17, Concession ,MH
FH, and sometimes known as Lot $, Barrettes Plan,
Township of Etobicoke for the total sum of $13,000.00;
(c) 0.201 acres more -or -less and certain improvements
contained thereon from Edward and Kathleen Hewi,tt
(joint tenants) being Part of Lot 17, Concession
no, FH, sometimes known as Lot 20, Barrettes Plan,
Township of Etobicoke, for the total sum of
$11,500.00;
(d) 0.41 acres more -or -less and certain improvements
contained thereon from Douglas G. and Dennis W.
Gordon (tenants in common) being Part of Lot 17,
Concession P9D,', FH, sometimes known as Part Lot 2,
and Part Lot 3, Barrettes Plan, Township of
Etobic 'ke, for the total sum of $18,500.00;
(e) 0.11 acres more -or -less and certain improvements
contained thereon from Alexander E. Leslie, being
Part of Lot 16, Concession •VD,p, FH, and sometimes
known as Part 9, Canning Plan, Township of Etobicoke,
for the total sum of $13,400.00.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.11.A. -- WOODBRIDGE FLOOD CONTROL CHANNEL - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #51 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- that the Secretary - Treasurer be
authorized to complete the settlement of Compensation
arising by virtue of the registration of the
Expropriation Plan 6299 on the following:
(a) Owner -- Sarah G. and Robert C. Ireland (joint
tenants) - 0.294 acares more -or -less, being Part
of Lots 15, K and J, Registered Plan 546, Village
of Woodbridge, for t'=e total sum of $400.00, plus
adjustments, disbursements and legal fees;
(b) Owner -- Mildred Marley - 3.9 square feet, being
Part of Lot 20, Registered Plan 5081, Vi13 ge of
Woodbridge; for the total sum of $50.00, plus
adjustments, disbursements, and legal fees;
(c) Owner -- The Elms ( Woodbridge) Limited - 0.0036
acres more -or -less of vacant land being Part of
Lots 15 and K, Registered Plan 546, Village of Wood-
bridge, for the total sum of $50,00, plus adjust-
ments, disbursements and legal fees;
(d) Owner -- Thomas M. and Margaret A. McLean (joint
tenants) -- 0.604 acres more -or -less of vacant land,
being Part of Lots 15 and 16, Village Plan of Burrwick
Village of Woodbridge, for the toal sum of
$658.00, plus adjustments, disbursements and
legal fees;
(e) Owner -- John B. and Olive G. McQuay (joint tenants)
0.8J. acres more - -or -less of vacant land, being
Part of Lot J, _ Registered Plan 546, and Part of
Parcel ”Ao. Registered elan 449, Village of Woodbridge
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for the total sum of $1,250.00, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME C.A. -32 -- COLD CREEK CONSERVATION AREA EXTENSION - LAND
ACQUISITION:
Res. #52 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of $5.07 acres more -or
less of vacant land, being Part of Lot 10, Concession 10,
Township of King, from J. William Seagram, for the
total sum of $18,000.00, plus adjustments, disburse-
ments, and legal fees.
Carried Unanimously.
APPOINTMENT OF SURVEYORS:
Res. #53 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to engage
the firm of Wildman & Rhodes & Associates, 5175A Yonge
Street, Willowdale, to carry out survey work as detailed
herein:
Project P.9.A. -- Don River Flood Plain Lands --
Hampton Park Company Limited, British Book Service,
M. P. Elliott, Gatto & Lupani, Ellis, Bozis, Kronberg
and Peterson, Poness, Wright and Cosburn propertis.
Carried Unanimously.
APPOINTMENT OF MEMBER:
A communication was presented from the Clerk of the Municipality
of Metropolitan Toronto advising that the Metropolitan Council at
its meeting held March 6th, 1962, by resolution appointed
Mr. K. C. Dalglish as a Member of the Authority to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mr. W. S. MacDonnell.
Res. #54 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- Mr. K. C. Dalglish be appointed
a member of the Don Valley Advisory Board and remain
a member of the Conservation Areas Advisory Board.
Adopted Unanimously
RECOMMEND TO AUTHORITY...
LAND FILL SCHEME - REAR OF DONLANDS AVENUE - DON RIVER:
A communication was presented from the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto advising that certain recommendations embodi,sa in Report
No. 4 of the Parks and Recreation Committee involving the carrying
out of a Land Fill Scheme at the rear of Donlands Avenue and the
Don River, be adopted, and requesting therein the approval of the
Authority.
Res. #55
Moved By:- A. MacDonald
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Land Fill Scheme proposed by
the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto in the Donlands
Avenue area in East York on the Don River to correct
the erosion of the slopes at tFe rear of certain
properties involved be approved.
Carried Unanimously.
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PLASTERING OF CHURCH - PIONEER VILLAGE:
Res. #56 Moved By :- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT : - the contract for the plastering of
the Church at the Pioneer Village be awarded to Loker
and Dejong -- their quotation in the amount of
$577.00 being the lowest quotation received
Carried Unanimously.
EQUIPMENT RJRCHASES:
Quotations for the purchase of certain equipmentn ere presented by
the Staff.
Res. #57 Moved By :- A. Macdonald
Seconded By :- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to purchase
equipment as follows the prices listed:
(a) Quote #62 -06 - Fireplaces (25)
The price of $26.50 each received from Hudson
Welding to be accepted, their price being the
lowest submitted;
(b) Quote #62 -0$ - Forestry Fire Pump
The quote of $754.40 from Wajax Equipment Limited
to be accepted as this product is recommended
for use by the Department of Lands and Forests;
(c) Quote #62 -09 Forestry Hose (2000')
The quote of $960.00 received from Wajax Fire
Equipment Limited to be accepted as their
price is f.o.b. destination and one of lowest
submitted;
(d) Quote #62 -10 - Hand Pumps (5)
The price of $29.95 each as submitted by Wajax
Fire Equipment Limited to be accepted as this
was the only quotation submitted;
(e) Quote #62 -13 - Pressurized Dry Chemical Extinguishers
The total price of $97.75 submitted by C. N. Weber
Limited be acoepted, it being the lowest quote
received;
(f) Quote #62 -14 - " Heavy Duty Ball - Bearing Drill
The quote of $125.$0 submitted by Cochrane
Dunlop Hardware Limited be accepted, it being
one of the lowest quotations received;
Quote #62 -15 - 3a Heavy Duty Ball- Bearing Belt Sander
The quotation of $124.50 submitted by White Hardware
Limited be accepted, it being one of the lowest
quotations received;
(h) Quote #62 -16 - w" Heavy Duty Drill
The quotation of .$57.$0 received from Cochrane - Dunlop
Hardware Limited be accepted, it being the lowest
(g)
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quotation received meeting the required specifications.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.11 - WOODBRIDGE FLOOD CONTROL CHANNEL:
A communication from the Department of Lands and Forests was presented
advising that approval had been received from Ottawa regarding the
Woodbridge Flood Control Channel, and that it was now in order to
advertise tenders.
Res. #5$ Moved By:- H. $. Honsberger
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to advertise
tenders for the Woodbridge Flood Control Channel,
and that the closing date be set at twelve o'clock
noon, March 30th, 1962;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Tender - Opening
Sub - Committee meet at the Authority Office at 3:00
p.m. Friday, March 30th, 1962, and that they be authorized
to submit the lowest proper tender for the approval
of the Government of Ontario.
Carried Unanimously.
PURCHASE OF TREE PLANTERS:
Res. #59 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to purchase
the following Tree Planters:
(a) 2 Ashby Tree Planters from H. Ashby of R. R. #3,
Port Hope, Ontario, at the quoted price of
$430.00 each;
(b) 1 Smallford Tree Planter from Duke Lawn Equipment
Limited at the quoted price of $325.00 each;
Carried Unanimously.
PURCHASE OF STATIONERY SUPPLIES:
Res. #60 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to purchase
the following quantities of office stationery:
500 envelopes 152 X 10
5000 envelopes 15 X 92
5000 envelopes 102 X 72
5000 letterhead - Rolland Antique Linen 82 X 11
10000 letterhead - Mimeo $2 X 11
from York Printing Co., at their quoted price of
$430.91, it being the lowest quotation received.
Carried Unaimously.
PROJECT F.3.A. -- BOLTON RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #61 Moved By :- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of 40.130 acres more -or -less
of vacant land, being Part of Lots 11 and 12, Concession
VI, Township of Albion from Gordon Culhan, for the total
sum of $14,050.00, plus adjustments, disbursements and
legal fees, subject to a Certificate of Inspection being
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issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.$.A. -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LAND - LAMBTON PARK:
Res. #62 Moved By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to request
the Township of York to convey, for a nominal sum, the
area known as Lambton Park to the Authority, subject
to the following conditions:
(a) that the area be integrated into the Authority's
overall valley land programme in the Lower Humber
River;
(b) that the development and maintenance of the property
for park purposes be undertaken by the Metropolitan
Toronto Parks Department;
(c) that should the land cease to be used for park
purposes that it be reconveyed to the Township
of York for a nominal sum;
(d) that the existing skating rink and wading pool
continue to be operated by the Township of York.
Carried Unanimously.
BUDGET TRANSFER:
The Secretary- Treasurer advised that since the preparation of the Budget
it was felt in the best interests of the Authority to acquire one
tractor in lieu of trading in one truck.
Res. #63 Moved By :- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to make the necessary Budget Transfer from Account A -23
to Account A -24, and be authorized to obtain quotations
for the purchase of one Heavy Duty Tractor.
Carried Unanimously.
PURCHASE OF PERCY BAND TOY COLLECTION:
Mr. Wade, as Chairman of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conserv-
ation Foundation advised the Meeting that due to a generous anonymous
subscription made to the Foundation, it would now be in order for the
Authority to purchase the Percy Band Collection of 19th Century Toys.
Res. #64 Moved By :- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By :- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to complete
the purchase of the Percy Band Collection of 19th
Century Toys from the estate of the late Percy Band
under the terms of the Option dated August 2nd, 1961,
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT : - the Foundation
be thanked on behalf of the Authority for their
efforts in this regard.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSAL RE MILNE RESERVOIR - TILDEN INVESTMENTS:
A communication was presented from Tilden Investments Limited offering
to contribute the sum of twenty thousand dollars towards the construct-
ion of a swimming pool in the proposed Milne Reservoir area, providing
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the Authority permit the discharge of a proposed sewage disposal plant
into the Reservoir.
Eta,,162 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the offer of Tilden Investments
Limited be refused, and that they be advised that
under t!ecircumstances it is not possible for the
Authority to accept their offer.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT - BLACK CREEK:
The Chairman advised that a verbal proposal had been received from
the Consulting Engineers of Carrothers Limited who desire to construct
a small sewage disposal unit on property owned by them in the vicinity
of the headwaters of the Black Creek which might ultimately discharge
sewage into the Black Creek.
Res. #66 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be instructed to investigate
the proposal of Carrothers Limited having regard to
the construction of a sewage disposal plant in the
vicinity of the headwaters of the Black Creek.
Carried Unanimously.
ATTENDANCE AT CANADIAN CENTENARY COUNCIL, OTTAWA:
Res. #67 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the attendance of Mrs. D. Hague
at the Meeting of the Canadian Centenary Council
held at Ottawa on March 9th, and 10th, 1962, be
approved, and that her expenses be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT:
Res. #6$ Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to purchase
one second -hand 3 -point hitch 2- furrow mold board
Plow from G. Dyce for the quoted price of $125.00.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:30 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
March 15, 1962
"Schedule A"
427 - Options on
W. E. Wh. it ewoo d
W. E. ;','hitewood
W. E. Vlhitewood
W. E. ;'h i t ewo o d
W. E. ?''hitewood
T1. E. -Thit ewoo d
T'T. E. ::hitewood
Chartered Trust
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February, 1962
Land Not Yet Purchased
- option to purchase Zilvers & Kennedy prop. 50.00
- option to purchase B,. E0 & A. A. Aiken prop. 10.00
- option to purchase Litx property 25.00
- option to purchase Pelleja property 20.00
- option to purchase '.i' terman property 20.00
- option to purchase Sunderland property 20.00
- option to purchase Y. ' G. Lane property 25.00
Co. - option to purchase Clarendon Woods prop.2,000.00
Al2 - Staff Mileage &. Expenses
B. H. Halstead
R. W. O'Brien
J. A. Agnew
Albert Colucci
E. F. Sutter
C. E. Thompson
J. L. Copeland
J. H. Horton
E. ;7m. Hultay
P. B. Flood
C. B. Thompson
M. P. Whitley
K. ',T. Strasser
M. G. Johnson
F. L. Lunn
T. Barber
W. E. Jones
E. F. Sutter
C. B. Thompson
C. E. Thompson
Paul B. Flood
Paul B. Flood
F. L. Lunn
E. Wm. Hultay
- travel expense re Authy. business for Jan. /62
TI 11 9 1 if 9 d i i 9t T i U.1 T V TT 99 TT 9T 9 9 9 9 9 9f
-
- 99 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
_9 9T 11 9 9 9t 99 19 h 9 i i i i 9 9 9 9 9 h9 99 9 9 9 19
_ I9 T9 9 9 9 9 T i 99 T9 19 9 9 9 9 9 0 9 9 ti i9 9i 99
9 9 9 9 it 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 99
-
- I1 99 t9 19 9 9 9 9 9 9 99 9 9 9 9 9 9 99 99 N TV
"9 l i 9 9 9 It Ti 9T 9i " a 9T fl a Tt It Tf f1 tt 19 99 91
- 99 9f 99 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 TT 9f
_ 1 9 1f 91 9h T T 99 9 1 n 99 S i h 91 91 19 T1 99 t9 1 9 9 0 9
99 91 99 T9 9t 19 t i 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
_ 9 TI 9 9 9 99 9 9 99 9 99 ff 9 9 99 91 19 91 99 9 11 9 99
99 9 TT 9 19 9 iT TT Ii 9 99 99 It 91 99 li 9 19 9 iT 79 T1 91
tl if 91 T9 T9 91 f h i i 9 i f 9 9 9 99 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
- 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 11 TI 99 9 9h H T9 TT 91 9 Ti if 91 9 9
9 9 9 99 19 19 9 9 9 9 t9 h 99 9 1 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 99
99 Tt 9f i9 9i it iT iT TT 19 99 Tf ii Ti ,99 1T Tt
travel expense re Authy. business for Feb. /62
9T T 1 Ti 99 1 9 h Ti 9 9 9 9 9 1 9T i T 9 9 9a 9 9 9 9 9 9 7 1 9
if T i TT 19 91 " a i 9 9 TT IT Ti n9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
travel e,:pense re Great L kes Park Train. Cour.
travel expense re Authy. busine s for Feb. /62
fl II ti li 91 Ti If 11 TI II If II 1i 99 If 11 If 11 TV n If It ft
IT 11 9t ft 19 n 9i ti ft if 19 II Tf
Ala - Chairman's Expenses
Dr. G. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses
A21 - Office �'quipment
Wigg Jewellers - clock for office wall
A32 - Postage
Pitney -Bowes - rental of postage meter
A33 - Stationery & O "lice Supplies
H. G. 'Barlow - office supplies
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Keith's Hobby Centre - drafting su} plies
Charters Publishing - envelopes
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Gestetner - stencils
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Charters Publishing - business cares
Underwood Ltd. - inspection & ribbon for typewriter
Underwood L:,d. - inspection & ribbon for typewriters
Curry's Art Store - drafting suppl ie s
Gestetner - mi eo paper & stencils
Hughes -Owens - drafting supplies
Gestetner - mimeo paper, interleaving cards & stencil files
H. G. Barlow - offi 'e supplies
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Grand & Toy - office supplies
Norman Wade - drafting su iplies
Grand & Toy - ledger books
if ft 1P II 19 rt ft It II It
for Jan. & Feb. 1962
11.30
6.50
59.10
74.80
44.00
23.80
47.20
48.70
26.20
31.85
15.70
10.50
3$.40
9.90
43.75
3.50
112.30
53.35
22. 50
22.90
51.20
41.10
61.35
1$.50
123.40
1$.03
30.00
27.94
36.77
3.65
111.87
59.88
3.43
61.29
8.5$
4.6.$
25.72
27.76
123.23
5$.74
46.49
46.63
96.05
3.97
22.5$
9.99
B - -45 Pa , e - 2
A23 - Stationery & Office Supplies (font' d)
Grand 3: Toy - ledger books 9.99
Grand & Toy - ledger books 9.99
Underwood Ltd. - ribbon for adding machine 1.55
Gestetner - mimeo paper 52.04
Gestetner - mimeo paper, ink L stencils 461.34
Norman TTade - lights for map machine 11.74
Challenger Manifold - supplies for i.hoto -copy machine 39.35
GBC Sales - covers re binding machine 35.23
Grand 3° Toy - figuring book 5.97
A34 - Technical Plans Maps
Dept. of Yines E_ Techni
Tanhall Reproductions -
Tanhall Reproductions -
Tanhall Reproductions -
Hunting Survey - ozalid
Hu;ting Survey - ozalid
Punting Survey - prints
Tanhall Reproductions -
George :'bitten - prints
Hunting Survey - prints
Hunting Survey - prints
Hunting Survey - prints
cal Surveys - prints of maps 11.50
prints of maps 24.01
location map 1.37
location map re office 1.37
prints 2.86
prints 2.86
of floodline mapping 2.86
prints of cronoflex master plans 27.02
of pictures for Ancillar_r measures brief 142.91
of maps 2.86
of maps 2.$6
of cronoflex maps 41.16
A35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
Louis Muise - lub. P oil chance re vehicle "4 5.6$
Matson's Service Station - winching vehicle '17 10.00
White Hardw re - logging chain for vehicle f7 11.54
Aeroway Motors - tune up vehicle ;'8 27.83
Haman Motors - minor tune -up for vehicle /'5 26.69
Hawman Motors - balance front wheels re vehicle #4 2.36
Fair's " elding - welding re trail -r frame 12.00
Humber Automotive - gaskets re vehicle ;17 .31
Huwrnan Motors - 20,000 mile i spection re vehicle 1'2 39.69
Brad shaw' s Fina Station - service re vehicle ;;19 3.50
Louis Muise - repairs to vehicle ;14 11.09
Humber Automotive - parts for vehicle 0-9 7.$7
Humber Automotive - parts for vehicle 0_9 1.9$
J. A. McClea,jre =_ Sons - oil re vehicle -'120 1.13
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January 1962 296.15
International Harvester - repairs re vehicle #9 129.24
Kerr' s Garage - repairs re vehicle ,718 25.04
Lippay Motors - repairs re vehicle '6 $0.1$
Treasurer of Ont., Dept. of Transport - vehicle permits for all
Authority owned vehicles 789.00
Tre.as. of Ont. Dept. of Transport - application for copy of lost
vehicle permit 1.00
North End G -rage - install winter thermostate in vehicle 47 8.88
Imperial Oil Ltd. - credit card purchases for January 1962 5.00
J. Burrow's Garage - repairs re vehicle y'1$ 14.4$
J. Burrow's Garage - touch -up paint re vehicle y18 1.55
International Harvester - repairs re vehicle #9 3$.21
Aeroway Motors - lubrication re vehicle ;{$ 3.19
F. L. Lunn - cash expended re permit for trailer 5.00
Aeroway Motors - repairs to vehicle 8 12.02
Hawman Motors - repairs .0 vehicle '`4 6.28
Hawman Motors - repai_ s to vehicle T {`4 7.00
Hawman Motors - repairs to vehicle ,.3 5.10
lawman Motors - repairs to vel icle "3 10.83
Hawman Motors - repair • to vehicle '4 $.45
121a2 _7_ 3 B -46
A36 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs
Berndt' s Chain SPw - coil for chain saw
3: rndt' s Chain ;,w - parts for chain saw
.)er ndt' s Chain Saw - parts for chain saw
Sholdice Service - parts for roller
Fagin's Garage - welding re blade
'Tilliams =service - repairs ? parts to ":'35 tractor
Williams Service - water pump 1 alteratio-.s to cab of tractor
ill iam' s Service - parts for tractor
giliiam' s Service - repairs to M -F 202 workbull tractor
Service - oil for machinery & grab hooks
Cooper & ITorton - repairs to sabre saw
Sholdice Service - plugs for chain saw
'lil].iam' s Service - repairs to tr ctor
A41 - Telephone
Bell Telephone - AT 8 -0671 for January 1962
Bell Telephone - AV 5 -5425 for January 1962
Bell Telephone - 857 -1404 for January 1962
Bell Telephone - AL 7 -8745 for January 1962
Bell Telephone - HU 9 -5686 (or January 1962
3e11 Telephone - 843 -2494 for January 1962
Bell Telephone - 843 -2949 for January 1962
3e11 Telephone - ME 3 -9901 for January 1962
Bell Telephone CLRMT 101 for J 'nuary 1962
Bell Telephone - 857 -3331 for January 1962
Bell Telephone - 857 -1776 for January 1062
Mono Mills Telephone Co. - 22R1 rental to July 1/62 tolls to
January 1, 1962
Mono Mills Telephone Co. - 22R3 rental to July 1/62 tolls to
January 1, 1962
Bell Telephone - ZA 7 -3573 for February 1962
Bell Telephone - ZA 5 -8253 for February 1962
Bell Telephone - ',IH 2 -2070 for February 1962
Bell Telephone - AT 8 -0671 for February 1962
Sell Telephone - AV 5 -5425 for February 1962
Bell Telephone - ME 3 -9901 for February 1962
Bell Telephone - CLRi;T 101 for February 1962
-sell Telephone - IIU 9-5686 for February 19o2
Hell Telephone - AL 7 -8745 for February 1962
Bell Telephone - 857 -1776 for February 1962
Bell Telephone - 857 -1404 for Fc,bru'r'r 1962
A42 - Light, Heat, Power & 'rater
Twp. of Forth York ''ater - water re 17 Mill St. to F .-b. 1/62
WoodbridRe Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Mi1.1 Stre: t
Ont. Hydro Moo dbr id ,-e - hydro re ' �uthy. offices for January / 62
'loodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Mill Street
';Toodbridge Farmers' - fuel -11 re 17 rill Street
A43 - Rent
Maplecrest Realty - rent re Headquarters £o February 28/62
Maplecrest Realty - rent re Headquarters to March 31/62
10.79
17.79
63.64
.52
2.00
7.00
37.00
23.59
66.31
13.21
33.40
2.20
62.68
38.22
455.84
7.78
4.79
36.91
21.77
4.34
35.22
22.14
28.65
3.69
42.22
27.67
39.14
39.14
27.82
32.87
472.44
33.12
19.69
27.01
3.94
4.99
7.88
4.80
21.98
69.80
74.21
24.23
1,125.00
1,125.00
A44 - Office Cleaning " Maintenance
G. H. '.rood w Co. - cleaning, supplies for office 65.36
G. H. '"ood & Co. - cleaning sup,.lies for office 37.42
G. H. 7:ood & Co. - coasters for office lunchroom 11.77
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning services for January 1962 125.00
G. F. '-ood 8. Co. - cleaning supplies for office 5.92
Northern Industrial L undries - lab. coat & towels for office 10.20
Toodbridr-e Pardware - keys cut .56
,ihite Hardware - boot trays for main office & 17 Mill Street 24.72
L. & G. Flood Coverings - tile cement re office 5.01
G. H. Wood ?& Co. - paper towels for office use 39.06
Woodbridge Hardware - curtail rods, hooks s ends re office 1.07
Mrs. G. Cochrane - clean1''_p -ervice71 re Admin. office for Feb. 125.00
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A52 - Legal & Audit Fees
Roebuck & "alkinshaw -
Roebuck 5 Walkinshaw -
Roebuck & 'Talkinshaw -
Page - 4
prof. services re McNamara Cons. prop. 150.00
prof. services re Assessment Appel -
for Heart Lake 150.00
prof. services re -last York Toni(t dv -law 75.00
A53 - General Expense
University of Chicago - reference b ok 4.00
C.C.H. Canadian Ltd. - tax deduction tables 2.06
American Inst. of Park Exec. - membership fees to Feo. 1/62 35.00
Woodbridge Hardware - keys cut .56
McGraw -T=ill - reference books 17.66
Provincial Treasurer of Ont. - reference books 7.73
Carswell Co. - reference books 5.40
Dominion Regalia - identity badges for Au--hority members 18.86
Municipality of Metro Toronto Legal Dept. - ref. book 1.50
F. L. Lunn - cash expended re U.S. Postal money order for books 26.56
A54 - Insurance
Reed, Shaw McNaught - increase Flood Control Property cover.
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - increase fire coverage
A73 - Tile Drainage Subsidies
Aubrey Livingston - tile drainage subsidy
A74 - -rarm Pond Research
T.!oodbr id7e Hardware - masking tape
';ritish Drug Houses - lab. su.)plies
British Drug Pouses - lab. sul_ plies
Fisher Scientific - rubber gloves for lab.
'lestgate Transport - freight charges re lab. su plies
Card Lumber - dowel rod ro pond research
British Drug Houses - chemicals for lab.
Fisher Scientific - chemicals for lab.
A75 - Farm Pond Subsidies
Herb t'atscn - farm pond subsidy
A$2 - Fish Rearing
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J. M. Schneider - fish food
British Drug Houses - formaldehyde for fish
Nallinckrodt Chemical - chemicals for fish
Don ;rat,; - fish pellets
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J. M. Schneider - fish food
A$3 - Fird F.' eding
"oodbrid re Farmers' - feed for birds
Woodbridge Farmers' - feed for birds
Harry Boyce - suet for birds
T"oodbridge Farmers' - feed for birds
A91 - Equipment (Tables, toilets, fireplace: etc.)
Sholdice Service - bolts for picnic table assembly
Canadian Acme Screw w1 Gear - bol 's for picnic table assembly
64.56
17.86
2C0.00
2.58
9.02
7.$9
2.30
1.50
1.24
5.43
2.41
50.00
77.84
7.00
18.76
34. 53
51.50
69.72
3. 50
7.00
7.00
5.00
7.00
8.50
478.30
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A103 - Operatian Flood - arning System
Ont. Hydro ;1-Jbge. - hydro re } ine Grove Str. Gauge for Jan/62 1.02
''ldbge. Hydro - Electric Com. - hydro re ''rdbge. Str. Gauge for Jan. 10.00
Vil. of Pickering Hydro - hydro re ?ick. Str. Gauge for Jan /62 2.50
Scarb. Fub. Stilities Com. - hydro re Highland Crk. Str. Gauge 9.1$
Twp. of To. Pydro - hydro re Summerville Str. Gauge for Jan /o2 2.30
Ont. I:ycrc Narkham - hyro re Yarkham Stream Gauge for Jan /62 19.43
Weston Fub. Utilities - by ro re ''cston Str. Gauge for Jan /62 5.83
B -4$
Alll - Advertising
Moir Engraving - engravings re advertising 64.70
A114 - Tours & Special D=vs
Geoffrey Frazer - photo of Authority members 17.50
Maple Centre Restaurant - lunch for LanJs Forests members re
tour of Authority Headouarters 57.99
A116 - Photoorphy, Photographic Su,_plios, Engraving
Toronto Camera Exchange - photographic supplies 52.16
Toronto Camera -,xchange - photographic su.oplies 6.4$
Toronto Camera Exchange - photo ;r- phic supplic s 73.75
Toronto Camera Exchange - photographic supplies 11.25
Toronto Camera =Exchange - photographic supplies 64.93
Hall's Drug Store - film slides 3.40
Toronto Camera ;, change - photographic supplies 3.99
Toronto Camera Exchange - photographic supplies 10.95
G'Icunts - masks for slice •°ountang 3.10
Drake Delta - photographic sup;lies 36.34
Drake Delta - photographic supplies 3.75
Moir .engraving - engravings re newspaper ads 64.70
A117 - Exhibits
'loodbridee Hardware - paint ° hasp re exhibit 3.23
'JoodbriCge Hardwire - door pu ls, hinges & screws re exhibit 4.3$
tloodbridge Hardware - paint ., brush re exhibit 3.32
Jl odbrid e Hardware - hardw"re supplies 13.95
D. L. L. Plastics - clear plastic for display $.00
Yorktown '_lowers - artificial flowers for exhibit 108.65
Anthony Foster & Don - wall signs for exhibit 24.72
White rardwere - bolt cutter for exhibit 11.$5
Empire '' allpaper & Paint - wallpaper paste re exhibit 42.46
,Empire T1a- 1paper ^ Faint - wallpaper re exhibit 10.7$
Anthony Foster & Son - sheet plastic re exhibit 15.45
Zenith Llectric - electrical su)',lies for exhibit 22.64
Ca d Lumber - lumber for exhibit 72.1$
Card Lumber - 1'1ywrod L; stir r mould re exhibit 22.99
Card Lumber - vermiculite re exhibit 3.14
Ca d Lumber - lumber re exhibit 53.31
Card Lumber - lumber re exhibit 163.4$
Hudson '"elding - steel bracket for exhibit 5.66
1oodbrl,lre Pardw• re - lock button ° rods re exhibit 2.12
Compace Ladder - step ladder for exhibit 11.33
Anthony Foster & Son - plastic letters for exhibit 53.15
Empire wallpaper & Paint - gall paper for exhibit 7.19
Card Lumbe - lumber for exhibit 9.23
enith Electric - electrical supplies for exhibit 14.73
Anthony Foster & Son - plastic signs for exhibit 2.26
"hire Hardware - wcodscrews for exhibit 1.87
Tloodbridre Lumber - tentest & greenboard for exhibit 33.11
''oodbridge Hardware - wood screws re exhibit .24
Woodbridge Hardware - pail tacks for exhibit 1.10
;Joodbridc'e I'ardw're - wax, dust pan F broom for exhibit 3.92
A118 - Motior Picture Programe
E. ',aim. P.ultay - travel expense e film procrame 61.35
Albert Colucci - travel c'-pcn so le film programe 52.20
T. L. '.arbor - travel a )cnsc re film. program 24. °7
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A119 - Press Clipping Service
McLean - Punter I -u dishing - press clipping service for Jan. /62 16.90
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction ' Development
Industrial Rubber Produces - floor covering for the centre 466.77
Industrial Rubber Products - floor covering for the centre 376.11
Industrial Rubber Products - floor covering for the centre 294.59
B. J. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January $962 27.52
Blain's Hardware - hardw re supplies 2.21
Blain's Hardware - chaulk line Cs chaulk 2.56
G. H. Wood Co. - cleaner att !' cement s re the centre 264.20
Industrial Rubber Products - floor covering for the centre 25$.34
Industrial Rubber Products - floor covering for the centre 2$5.52
Dept. of Lands & Forests - trees for reforestation 133.75
Zenith ylectric - floodlights re Supt's. house 22.25
Industrial Rubber Products - floor covering for the centre 5$9.09
Allan 7filson - dry wall construction re development 31.135 'roodbridse Farmers' - portion fuel oil re workshop office 9$
C6C - Albion Hills - Construction '_ Development
B. A. ei? - portion credit card purchases for January 1962 22.06
Ont. Hydro ':oodbrid - e - portion hydro re wkshop &. office for
January 1962 15.35
Gibson's Garage - gas & repairs re vehicle '`10 for Jan. /62 17.50
Dept. of Lands Es Forests - trees for reforestation 45.00
C7C - Cold Creek - Construction & Development
Loker & Dejong - plastering re Supt's. house 565.00
White Hardware - drawer pulls re Supt's. house 11.20
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re Supt' c. house 61.70
White Herd ;are - sand paper w steel wcoE re Supt's. house 6.92
'White Hardw re - sander re Supt's. house 36.74
Lockyer Ready Mixed - brick sand re Supt's. house 4.95
E. J. Kretsch - wiring; -c e workshop 25.00
White Hardware - drawer pulls re Supt's. house 4.33
James Ro ertson - plumbing fixtures re Supt's. house 21.77
?White Hardware - hardware supplies re Supt's. house 14.06
Zenith Electric - exhaust fan re Supt's. house 22.60
rloodbrir'ge Farmers' - fuel oil re Supt's. house re construction 19.66
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January 64.50
Card Lumber - lumber & lath re Supt's. house 30.43
Card Lumber - lumber re Supt's. house 76.71
Card Lumber - lumber re Supt's house 103.88
Card Lumber - lumber re Supt's. house 42.60
Ca Lumber - centre rod re lazy susan in Supt's. house 4.74
Card Lumber - lumber es moulding re Supt's. house 176.04
Card Lumber - lumber re Supt's. house 112.99
Card Lumber - lumber re Supt's. house 19.67
Card Lumber - lumber re Supt's. house 64.60
Zenith Electric - electrical supcdies re Supt's. house 44.97
White Hardware - staples & screws re Supt's. house 6.64
ilhite hardware - hinges, locks, screws & catches re Supt's house 50.91
'Ihite Hardware - catches re Supt's. house 2.60
Zenith Electric - return exhaust fa.- for eredit CREDIT 22.60 -
Wood3ridae H- .rdware - plated wood screws, Ralv. pipe & elbows $.74
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of area .$5
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re Supt's. house 74.71
L. (7- G. Floor Coverings - floor covering re Supt's. house 99.12
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oilfar Supt's. re construction 24.69
'White Hardware - axe handles 7.42
Woodbrid-e Hardware - masking tape .- glass 2.59
Howard R. Keena - parts for furnace hook up 114.91
Howard R. Keena - parts 'or furnace hook up 2.95
Aikenhead's Hardware - pai-it varnish 12.96
L. E., G. Floor Coverings - the & cement spreaitcrs for Supt's
house 4.39
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C$C - Boyd - Construction & Development
Ont. Hydro 7oodbri-'ge - portio : hydro re wkshop &. office for Jan.32.23
Woodbridge Hardw- re - hardware sup lies
Dorval Copithorn - movin ;=955 loader to 3oyd
Dorval Copithorn - moving #955 loaner to Boyd
3., A. Cil - portion credit card purchases for January 1962
isu�'son '"elding - gates C. st.sel hopper
Card Lumber - cement re wastroom water supply
C-,1'd Lumber - lumber re shelt:;r for workhem
Card. Lumber - lumber re shelter for workmen
White Hardware - sanding belts
Woodbridge hardware - filters & danding discs
Brunt Mfg. - installation of fan in;rashrooms
Dept. of Lands & Forests - trees for reforestation
White Hardware - sanding discs
3runt Yfg. - credit re return of e:haust fan CR3DIT
3runt A'fg. - exhaust far_ for washrooms
-Thite Hardware - belt saw blades
Automatic Pumping' sump pump
Woodbridge Hardware - paint re 1,12 house
Howard R. ICeena - galvanized iron
CbG - Boyd - General
'Toodbrir ge Hardware - metal screening
Ont. Hydro TToodbridEe - hydro re nursery for January 1962
Herbst 'rothers - seeds for nursery
B -50
5.51
25.00
25.00
45.37
1$.00
22.25
27.19
29.17
12.8$
5.01
11.94
166.00
2.20
10.20-
21. 59
10.71
30.90
18.35
7.60
1.02
10.12
2$.24
C12C - Uxbridge - Construction C. Development
Dept. of Lands & Forests - trees for reforestation 27.00
C13C - Glen taffy - Construction & Development
Fair's ' elding - welding re fish ponds 38.00
Fair's Welding - welding re fish ponds 6.50
Fair's "'elding - reinforcing rods re fish ponds 2.00
Para Paints - pa nt & turps re workshop 5.60
E. J. Parker - cash expenditure re sharpening saws 3.35
Fagin's Garage - portion of gas re vehicle ,1,114 for January 1962 23.22
Dept. of Lends & Forests - trees for reforestation - 24.00
Beaver Lumber - lumber 8.0$
C14C - Greenwood - Constructior & Development
Burton Dunn - travel expense re construction for January 1962
Ont. Hydro Oshawa - portio'l hydro re wksho F, office for Jan.
Aikenheed' s Hardware - nail pullers
Graham Hardw re - chain links C , axe handles
Dept. of Lands & Forests - trees for reforestation
C15C - Glen Major - Constructio & Development
Dept of Lands & Forests - trees for reforestation
C1bC - Dingle - Constructio . & Development
Dept. of Lands a.. Forests - trees for reforestation
C19A - CA6 - Claremont C/A - Land
Roebuck r. "'alkinshaw -
Roebuck S jalkinshaw -
Manning, Bruce, ratter
Roebuck & ;Talkinshaw -
prof. servi
fees dish
son & Ridout
fee ';4F 0.00
15.10
18.91
7.33
2.17
301.00
130.25
142.00
ces re E eprop. 3ayles prop 100.00
. re exprop. Bayles property 82.80
- services re hearing before
0.M. B. 75.00
disb. ';764.53 re exprop.
Bayles property 1,244.53
B -51 Page - $
C19C - CA6 - Claremont - Construction & Development
Kilbourn Engineering - eng. services to Dec. 31/61 re river
crossing 1,000.00
Ont. Hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office for Jan. 18.94
Aikenhead's Hardware - shovel handle .67
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for J. r uary 1962 11.4
Dept. of Lands & Forests - trees for reforestation 121.00
Para Paints - paint re Supt's. house 9.01
Aikenhead's Hardware - axes & shovels for development 11.63
C28C - Black Creek - Construction ° Development
Woodbri: g Hardware - paint brushes, paint & thinner 1.21
;ioodbri -z e Hardware - turpentine .36
Woodbri -ge Hardware - paint, brush f3c, paint sealer 2.35
White Hardware - bolts & screws re workshop 6.95
Aikenhead's Fardware - paint & paint up_aies re Supt's. house 3.53
HumberAutomo tiv e - electric socket 1.96
''. F. rod - travel expense re construction for January 1962 5.40
h. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January 1962 57.91
Twp. of North York Hydro - portion hydro re wkshop & office for
January 1962 56.00
Hudson 'elding - cutting & welding bolts 2.00
Moodbri 'ge Fardware - wrecking b• ?r & bolts 5.70
ITooCbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil re workshop & office 35.85
3. Napier Simpson Jr. - prof. services to Feb. 24 re Supt's.
house 355.00
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil re wkshop E_ office 34.72
C32A - CA18 - Boyd Extension - Land
Roebuck & - "alkinshaw - fee )25.00 disb. _?103.50 re exprop.
Thomson property
C39A - C1,23 - Albion Pills Ixtension - Land
Arthur Death - expropriation plan, survey & description re
Klemnburg Hall & Cormier properties
C41 A - C._26 - Glen FIaffy Extension 112 - Land
Roebuck & - alkinshaw - fee '675.00
Roebuck e 'alkinshaw - fee '',120.00
L.
disb. :209.35 re purchase
Colquette property
disb. '.56.75 re purchase
5eatty property
W81': - ':C4 - Lower Humber - Land
Canada Law Book Co. - copy of appeal hearing re Old Mill
Arthur Death - plan of part of Humber (Holmes property)
1i116B - ''C6 - Black Creek - ;engineering
James F. MacLaren - 1st. account re water supply facilities
wl$1. - ,.rC5 - Highland Creek - L'nd
Roebuck & "-alkinshaw - fee ';75.00 disb. ;15.00 re purchase
C„M. FI C property
Roebuck & "'alkinshaw - fee X50.00 disb. ')22. $0 re purchase
from Twp. of Scarboro
Chambers & Meredith - prof. services re valuation i filler
Paving property
W23A - TfC19 - Black Creek Dam - Land
Microfilming Recording - prints of drawings re O.M.B. Hearing
Twp. of North York - plans re 0 J . B. hearing
12$.50
142.40
884.35
176.75
1,773.00
140.00
2,016.0$
90.30
72.$0
405.85
50.31
15.57
Page - 9
;r3$C - TW31 - Extension to Flood '-arning System
Mite Hardware - hinges for stream gauges
B -52
39.$0
:T4 /1B - "C34 - Channel Improvements Lower Highland Creak, Lo:'er Humber
and Lower Etobicoke Creek - Engineering
Crysler, Devi s Jorgensen - cert. , "3 re eng. services for
,T, ghland Creek Scheme 392.90
'144C - '.'C34 - Channcl Improvements Lower Fighland Creek, Lower Humber
and Lower ;tobicoke Creek - C'onstructioni a Development
Terry Machinery - tental of pump re r ighlan 1 Creek project
Woodbri g, Hardware - hard`- re suppli ,s re T ?umber project
'.lm. Juryn - galveni.Led iron -e Humber project
Mel -Ron Construction - c. rt. '1 r. Highland Creek scheme
C. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January 1962
Clover Leaf S-rvice Station - tractor gas
Clover Leaf Service Station - tractor gas
Clover Lerf Se. vice Station - tractor ges
R. V. Anderson & Assoc. - eng. services re gaoion wa' 1 at
Humber
Card Lumber - lumber re Humber scheme
Arthur I it che71 - lumber re Humber scheme
7.21
6.00
12.60
9,230.15
30.13
3.10
2.37
1.33
319.25
23.07
3.34
F1B1 - Clairville Reservoir - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 1st. account re eng. services to Dec 31/62 5,595.$7
James F. MacLaren - 2nd account re eng;. services to Jan. 31/62 4,433.32
F132 - Clairville Reservoir - Engineering Oth r
Hunting Survey - floodline maps 5.52
F2B1 - Ebenezer Reservoir - Engineering
Julies F. MacLaren - 3re. account re eng. services to Dec. 31/61 2,471.75
James F. MacLaren - 4th acct. re eng. services to Jan. 31/62 3,640.26
F6A - Lower E st Branch Reservoir - Property
Arthur Death - portion cost survey plan re Renwick property 1,000.00
F1OA - ''illowdale Reservoir - i roperty
E. J. Petzold - boundary survey re Exprop. Casse Jones prop. 359.00
Wildman & Rhodes - boundary survey re ('Reilly prop. 450.64
Strung Real Estate - services re appraisal O'Reilly prop. 560.00
Strung Real Estate - services re Appraisal O'Reilly prop. 1,349.73
FllA - ? Toodbrige Channel izat io . - property
Arthur Death - portion re exprop. plan re wood property 1,000.00
F1181 - T'ood brici ge Channelization - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 5th account re eng. services to Dec. 31/61 $06.16
F12;, - York Mills Channelization - i roperty
..rt hur Death - port ion cost re survey plan for channel improv. . 2,000.00
BlA - Black Creek - Froperty
Roebuck "alkinshaw - fee 50.00 disb. ''57.15 re purchase
:;'amson 117.15
Roebuck &. - lkinshave - foe *50.00 disb. '49.25 re purchase
ball property 99.25
See Page 14 for B1B1 - Black Creak - Engineering
B -53
Page - 10
B1C2 - Black Creek - Construction Other
Barb's Sign Service - sign for scheme
rl - Snelgrove Reservoir - iroperty
Arthur Death - prints of He son property survey
Hunting Survey - print of reverse type cronofl ex map
P2C2 - Milne Reservoir - Construction 0thr,r
White Hardwa- F - small tools to demolish buildin s on site
Aikenhead' s Ha rdwar - axe, sled -e harmers r handles
356.71
2. 25
6.00
9.76
24.52
F3A - Arthur Percy Reservoir - rroperty
Arthur Death - exprop. plan re Robertson, Horack & miller
Paving properties 264.60
x $A - Humber Flood i la in Lands - iroperty
Roebuck & ':alkinshaw - fee 3345.00 disb. s,34.L6 re exprop.
Consolidated Toronto property 379.46
Strung Real Estate - opinion of value re Ryerson prop°. 100.00
i'.rthur Death - portion cost plan & Desc. re "heeler prop. 1,000.00
Arthur Death - portion cost plan & desc. re Levi prop. 1,000.00
W. E. T'ThiGewood - prof. services re negot. re i_umbervale Unit. 94.50
1. E. 11- icewood - prof. serv. re negot. re J. Fivato property 125.00
J. E. Whitewood - prof. serv. re negot. B. niken prop. $9.50
?T. E. ;Thitewood - prof. serv. re negot. re 'T. R. Todd prop. 65.00
W. H. i'hitewood - prof. serv. re negot. re S.N. Kennedy prep. 72.50
W. E. .Thi'_ewood - prof. serv. re Begot. re 0. Zilvers prop. 7$.50
W. E. TThitewood - prof. serv. re negot. re J. &C. Feleja prop. 94.00
;). E. Whitewrod - prof. seTv. re negot. re J. Collins prop. 5$.00
W. 11. 'lhitewood - prof. serv:.re negot. re Charlton prop. 105.00
W. E. Whitewood - prof. services re negot. re Waterman prop. $6.00
'urchase McDermott property $,000.00
iurchase B. YL. 0 1 property 3,250.00
iurchase ".R. & M. B. Told property 14,000.00
' Wildman & Rhodes - search boundarr surery re Litz prop. 707.70
[Tillman & Rhodes - search & boundary survey re Dom. Stores i;rop 355.34
Wildman & Rhodes - search & bc'undyy survey re Jane- Egl-inton
Apartments property 69$.00
Wildman & Rhodes - search &,, boundary survey re W.&.i;. Todd prop. 252.90
Wildman & Rhodes - search & boundary survey re G. &3. ''aterman 234.30
.Arthur Death - survey re I'ivato property 149.50
Arthur Death - survey re Collins property 155.60
Arthur Death - survey re Charlton property 373.00
Roebuck ? T.Jalkinshaw - fee ;100.00 disb. 25.99 re Todd prop. 125.99
'Tillman ' Rhodes - searchT boundary survey & plan re Krywc'iais 217.30
Wildman & Rhodes - search, boundary survey & plan re Aiken 303.20
Wildman & Rhodes - search, boundary survey & plan re 1 elleja 4L5.10
Wildman & Rhodes - search, Joundary survey & plan re Sunderland 22$.20
TJildman & Rhodes - search, boundary survey & plan re Lane 202.90
Wildman & Rhodes - search, boundary purvey & plan re L.•thani 247.25
Wildman & Rhodes - search, boundary survey & plan re Hutchinson 199.15
iurchase Litz property 9$,$75.00
Furchese 'iTaterman iroperty 11,4$0.00
iurchase Charlton property 15,000.00
Purchase Collins property 7,500.00
i'urcha E,e fivato property 17,500.00
1'9A - Don Flood Tlain Land - iroperty
Wildman 6- Rhodes - registry office search, boundary survey, plan
and description re grope i sving Property 796.67
i'urcha se Drope laving &: Cen_structior property 114,900.00
Page - 11
F 121 - Duffins Flood ilain Land - iroperty
Dcnevan & Fleischman - prints of - .c'_eme
iurchase Claredon "roods property
i 12B2 - Duffin Flood 1 lain Land - Engineerir'g Other
Dept. of Lands & Forests - prints of aerial mosaics
B -54
40.00
23,000.00
10.30
P13D2 - Engineering Study - Luffin Creek Basin - Engineering Other
Hunting Survey
Hunting Survey
Hunting Survey
Depr. of Lands
Dept. of Lands
Hunting Survey
- prints of
- prints of
- prints of
& Forests -
• Forests -
- prints or
floodline mapping
air photos re st, dy
floodline mapping
prints of mosaics
prints of mosaics
air photos
43.26
40.02
25.92
20.60
5.15
3.43
G2C - i ioneer VillaEe - Construction 8, Development
F. L. Lunn - cash expended re freight charges 9.50
Woodbridge Hardware - hinges & drawer puLls 1.17
'Toodbridge ITardware - hardware supplies 10.09
Mrs. Rose Court - furnishings for village 30.00
Mrs. L. Marshall - furnishings for village 20.00
Wolfson Antiques - furnishings for village 13.39
D. & L. P]astics - plastic for model of village 31.45
Mrs. M. ;'.Band - furnishings for village 341.00
Miss Mary Johnston - furnishings for village 110.00
Chelsea Shop - glass decanters 57.6$
Harold Lund - travel expense re village for January 1962 1.60
Mabel 1L. Hill - sugar bowl 12.88
Card Lumber - ten -test & masonite re tavern 7.25
TToodbrid. e Harder 're - mirror clips .24
Helen Lambert - washstand L. lamp 69.01
Mrs. R. S. Kingsmill - cupboard 103.00
Miss C. Davidson - articles for village 61.$0
Miss C. Davidson - pitchers 10.05
iennywise Antiques - bottles & broatch 44.29
R. L. Donaldson - articlr:s for village 49.96
Eric G. Harris - carpet bag N benches 44.29
T.Tolf son ..ntiques - plate, cups u. saucers 14.42
John B. Smith & Sons - lumber to finish church 710.67
Woodbridge Farmers' - stove bolts & hinges 1.44
John Leckie - material re weaving 15.09
,lshbury' s Antiques - antiques for village 129.7$
B. rapier Simpson Jr. - prof. services to Febru ry 24/62 110.00
#209 - N/E =. General
Wood'Dridge I- ='rdwere - flashlight bulb & batteries 1.75
C. NOI,BO - ref. re Cons. Area, Adv. Bd. meeting Jan. 17/62 21.63
CON„ I,. BO - ref. re Exec. Meeting on January 17, 1962 21.63
CONOIOBO - ref. re Refor-station & Land Use ,.dv. BD. Jan.22/62 15.75
F. Goldring, Com. of Conservation - com. assessment for 1962 10.00
Granite Club Ltd. - M„ T0R0 C�An luncheon Dec. 28, 1961 74.65
C.NO Io Bo - ref. re Historical Sites ,.dv. BD. January 24/62 15.75
C.N, Ia B. - ref. re Exec. neeting on January 31, 1962 •2.50
Ont. Hydro tioodbri� M_ - hydro re La ilante property 1.89
Dept. of Lands Forests - L. & F. rental water front lots 1.00
St. John's Ambulance - first aid training material re Supts. 42.00
Maple Centre Rcstaurnnt - ref. re Supts. meeting 5.20
St. John's Ambulance - bandages & chart re training course 7.30
Reed, Shaw & McNau ht - increase fire & extended coverage (Heed
property, P/L Centre, Cold Creek Supt's. house) 411.33
'7. E. Jones - ca s1, expended re luncheon Exprop. Adv. 3d. 21.23
St. Johh's ,ambulance - registrati' n exam re first aid class 112.00
CoN0I.Bn - ref. re 'Exec. MeetinE Februpry 14, 1962 20.60
hiller FavinF• - salt re 17 Yin 3treot 3.61
C.N.I. B. - ref. rc E.-0c. Meeting February 28, 1962 20.60
B -55
rage - 12
`213 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating 1 Maintenance
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand
Armstrong " 3rothers - salt treated sand
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand
Superior Tropane - propane heater to heat checking station
'loodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re centre
Superior :ropane - gas to heat checking station
Lepage's - varnish for picnic tables
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Jan. 1962
Ont. Hydro Brampton - hydro ro bethruse for January 1962
;loodbridee Farmers' - fuel oil re roc. centre
A.B.C. ': elding - thawing water pipes re Supt's. house
Hudson 'fielding - repair to tongue cn snow scraper
Charters iublishing - parking ticke s
';oodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil rc rec. centre
G. H. :'ood - bristle tool for vacum re rec. centre
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - plate glass coverage re rec. centre
Joodbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil ro workshop office
24.90
30.30
30.45
94.54
52.35
15.00
91.11
29.98
17.53
58.26
22.00
5.50
3$.76
64.12
11.33
24.90
50.00
12.00
),',274 - N/E - Glen Faffy - Operating & Maintenance
'ioodbridge hardware - wood & steel screws 1.4$
Fair's ; elding - repairs to snow scraper 35.00
Fair's 'elding - weld casting on plough 7.00
Lepage's - varnish for picnic tables 91.11
Fagin's Garage - portion gas re vehicle 7114 for Jan. 1962 7.74
B. 1 • Oil - portion credit card purchases for January 1962 29.93
Charters publishing - parking tickets 3$.70
Canadian Tire Corporation - filter ?. drainer for washing mach1sle 1.55
1215 - N/E - Albion Hill s - Operating L Maintenance
Superior i ropane - propane to heat gat house 15.00
Superior iropane - heating unit for checking station 94.54
,arms -song Brothers - salt treated sand 36.60
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 24.75
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 27.60
_ ►rmstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 24.75
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 31.80
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 2$.20
Mat son's Service Station - winching tractor from lake 15.00
Lepage's - varnish for picnic tables 91.11
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - portion hydro re wkshop. &. office 5.11
B. A. Oil - porti n credit card purchases for January 1962 29.93
-illiams Service - welding re snow plough 7.00
Ont. Hydro 'Toodbridge - hydro re Gadoutsis property 6.07
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 27.15
Hudson "elding - weld straighten snow plough blade 11.00
Charters iublishing - parking tickets 3$.70
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 27.75
-'-'216 - N/E - Boyd - Operating & Maintenance
Superior iropane - propane g='s to hcat checking station 15.00
Superior iropane - heating unit to heat checking station 94.54
Canadian Offi• e Ecuipment - coin wrappers 1.94
Ont. Hydro ''oodbridn•e - portioc_ hydro re wkshcp. & office 10.74
Ont. Hydro ':oodbridge - hydro re comfort station 6.07
Ont. Hydro Hoodbridge - hydro re washrooms for January 1962 6.07
rmstrong ;3rothers - salt treate sand 2•i1
55
Lepage's - varnish for picnic tables 9I .
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January 1962 29.93
Charters i ublishing - parking tickets 3$.70
Zenith hlectric - electrical supplies 2.39
auto. Submersible Motor - repairs to well pump 3.50
tloodbrir'go Pardware - as can ° lantern 3.04
Howard R. Keena - replace filter cartridge on furnace 1.30
Tara iaints - paint for garbage cans 22.45
iagc -13
#218 - N/E - Greenwood - Opor.'ting & Maintenance
..rthur Mitchell - service call re sst. Supt's. furnace
£Lrmstrong mothers - salt treated sand
Ont. Hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re ;:kshop & Office
1.rmstrong -3rothers - salt treated sand
Lepage's - varnish for picnic tables
Charters iublishing - parking tickets
Corp. of the County of Ont. - rent re A. iercy estate
1957 to 1966 inclusive
H;ldson "Elding - welding on snow plough
=220 - VIE - Black Creek - Operating Maintenance
T. E. Darlington - professional services re horses
- !oodbricge Hardware - snow scraper
''oodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies
;;oodbridFe Hardware - garden hose
White Hardwire - hardware supplies
Lrm strong ro the rs - salt treated sand
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand
"oodbridge Farmers' - feed for livestock
Superior i ropane - gas heat..r to heat checking station
Superior iropane - gas to heat checking station
':bite Hardware - hardware supplies
Springbrook Farm - vet s,= rvices to float horses teeth
Isi ac Baker - harness for horses
Farrell' s Boarding Stable - boarding hog scs from Dec. 22, to
January 22, 1962
Lepage' s - varnish for picnic Lablss
John Goudey Mfg. - floor lacquer
"oo dbr idje Farmers' - fuel oil re Laskay Store
Twp. of North York Hydro - portion hydro re wkshop S: office
3. Oil - portion_ credit card purchases for January 1902
Superior i'ropane - gas to heat village hou',es
Zenith acctric - electrical supplies
White Hareware - floor cloancr
'7ooe.bridge Farmers' - portico fuel oil re wkshop & office
Ont. Historical Society - subscription : ?: membership for /62
:7hite Hardware - floor cleaner
Zenith Electric - elec -rical supplies
;'ioodbrid e Farmers' - feed for animals
John E. Goudey Mfg. - floor lacquer
Superior i'ropane - g)s to hat b,'lldings
E. S. Otto - costumes for village workers
Farrell's Boarding Stable - boarding horses from Jan. 22/62 to
February 22, 1962
°ioodbridae '{'armors' - portion fuel oil re office a wkshop
Woodbridge F -)rmers' - fuel oil re Laskay Store
White Hardware - floor cleaner, polish wiping cloth::s
John E, Goudey Mfg. - floor lacquer & thinners
#222 - N/E - Claremont - Operating & Maintenance
B -56
5.00
23.85
6.30
25.50
91.11
35.70
10.00
4.00
11.75
3.51
9.12
5.19
23.05
30.00
28.95
11.80
94. 54
15.00
19.20
10.00
51.25
$0.00
91.11
20.09
22.26
18.66
29.93
22. 50
5.27
$.29•
11.95
3.00
17.22
9.85
11.00
18.90
22.50
144.$4
$0.00
11.57
23.72
24.51
22.25
Ont. Hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re wkshop & office 6.31
:.uto . Submersible Motor - repair to motor re Supt's. house 12.25
Lepag:.' s - va-nish for picnic tables 91.13
1,ikenhead' s Hardware - electrical supplies 9.62
St. John's Heating - motor on furnace replacement 29.00
Barclay Transport - salt treated sand 34.6$
B. J,. Oil - portion credit card purchases for January 1962 29.-9
Charters iublishing - parking tickets 3$.70
1_rmstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 31.50
Hu 'soh ;Teldirig - welding re snow plough 7.50
#223 - iionecr Village Stores
Punting Survey - maps for resale 6.29
Hunting Survey - maps for resale 2.78
Hunting Survey - maps for resale 41.03
Hunting Survey - maps for resale 2.7$
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iage -.14
#224 - N/E - Cold Creek - Operating & Maintenance
hrmstrong r3rothers - salt treated sand 30.00
JLrmstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 32.10
Lepage's - varnish for picnic tables 91.11
Charters . ublishi g - parking tickets 3$.70
,_rmstrong Brothers - salt treated sand 31.95
/!305 - Rent from BmploycE.s - Lease'' �.uthoricy rrpertios
Fergus Healey - rc-nt re v. )urke' s house Fob. 15 to Mar. 15/32 50.00
"310 - Sundry Rev.:nue
Stan ,.rchdekin - r;.fund charge for Mpar Lake Centre 10.00
B1B1 - Black Creek
James F. MacLaren -
Jame s F. Ma cL.= ren -
payroll for the month of January 1962 25,306.9$
i ayroll for the month of February 1962 25,227.10
- Engineering
4th acct. re eng. services to Bec. 31/61
5th acct. re eng. services to Jan. 31/62
4,4$5.12
5,790.75
B -5$
SCHEDULE -B"
REPORT NO. 1
of the
PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
The Personnel Sub - Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street,
on Wednesday, March 7th, 1962, commencing at 10:00 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Members
Staff
Dr. G. Ross Lord
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
K. G. Higgs
F. L. Lunn
The following matters were considered:
1. Certain appointments to the Permanent Staff.
2. Reclassification of Permanent Staff Employees.
3. Request for accumulation of vacation period.
4. Attendance of Staff at Conferences and Mining Courses.
5. Association and Society Memberships.
6. Salary and Wage Adjustments and Annual Increment.
It was agreed, and the Sub - Committee recommends that:
1. The following be appointed to fill vacancies on the Permanent
Staff:
Name
R. Downey
C. H. Webster
J. H. Matson
H. H. Matson
J. Horton
Category
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Semi - Skilled Laborer
Geographer
Effective Date
April 1, 1962
April 1, 1962
April 1, 1962
April 1, 1962
March 1, 1962
2. That the following Permanent Staff employees be reclassified
as set forth herein:
G. Dyce - presently Assistant Superintendent -- to be
Superintendent, Grade I, effective April 1st, 1962;
B. Dunn - presently Semi - Skirled Laborer -- to be
Skilled Laborer, effective April 1st, 1962;
presently Clerk Grade II, -- to be Clerk Grade III,
effective April 1st, 1962;
-• presently Clerk Grade II -- to be Clerk Grade III,
effective April 1st, 1962;
3. That A. Roodzant be granted permission to accumulate the follow-
ing vacation periods to permit the accumulation of sufficient
time to visit his homeland on his 25th Wedding Anniversary:
1 week due for 1961 ) to be taken in conjunction
2 weeks due for 1962 ) with 1963 vacation time -
to be used in Winter 1963 -1964
4. That the Staff be authorized to attend the Conferences and /or
Training Courses during 1962 as set forth herein and that their
expenses and /or fees in this connection, be paid:
E. Coon -
M. Kaiser
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F. L. Lunn Soil Conservation Society of America,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
National Watershed Congress,
COLUMBUS, Ohio
K. G. Higgs Soil Conservation Society of America,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Waterfront Conspectus, C.P.A.C.,
TORONTO, untario.
W. E. Jones University of Toronto, Appraisal Course II
University of Toronto, Real Estate Course II
E. F. Sutter National Watershed Congress,
COLUMBUS, Ohio
M. G. Johnson North - Eastern Wildlife Society,
NEW YORK, N. Y.
T. E. Barber Americar Association of Conservation
Information,
PROVINCETOWN, Mass.
K. Strasser Tour of Nature Centres, Huron, Clinton
Authority,
Workshop at Antioch College, YELLOW SPRINGS, Oh.
D. W. Loker Ontario Parks Association -- Annual Meeting
and Conferences,
Evening Course, Vocational School - 10
sessions - Techniques of Supervisors
A. Colucci Tour of Williamsburg, Va.
5. That membership for the following Associations and /or Societies
be authorized for 1962, and that the fees in connection there-
with be paid:
Association Of Interest To
American Association of Civil Engineers
Soil Conservation Society of America
Dr. G. Ross Lord
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
E. F. Sutter
T. E. Barber
M. G. Johnson
Executive Committee
American Right -of -Way Association W. E. Jones
American Institute of Park Executives W. A. Macjaan
National Conference on State Parks W. A. MacLean
Parks & Recreation Association of Canada W. A. MacLean
Ontario Historical Society A. Colucci
Pennsylvania Folk Lore Society A. Colucci
American Institute of Museums A. Colucci
Audubon Society of Canada K. Strasser
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Federation of Ontario Naturalists
Community Planning Association
Ontario Parks Association
American Fisheries Society
Wildlife Management Society
K. Strasser
K. G. Higgs
D. W. Loker
M. G. Johnson
M. G. Johnson
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6. That certain annual increments and adjustments of salaries and
wages be made effective April 1st, 1962, as outlined on the
schedule dated and signed on March 14th, 1962, by the Chairman
and the Secretary - Treasurer.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chaiirnan Secretary- Treasurer
B -61 SCHEDULE „C'e
REPORT ON THE
NORTH -EAST CORNER OF JANE STREET AND STEELES AVENUE
INTRODUCTION:
At Meeting #14 of the Executive Committee held on Wednesday, September
13th, 1961, the following Resolution was adopted:
Res. #212 Moved By :- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized and instructed to
prepare a complete report on the proposal for the acquisition
and use of the North -East corner of Jane. Street and Steeles
Avenue in the Township of Vaughan.
The purpose of this report is to set forth the reasons for the acquis-
ition of a block of land consisting of some 20 acres located at the
North -East corner of Jane Street and Steeles Avenue, being Part of
Lot 1, Concession IV, Vaughan Township.
LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY:
The property located at the North -East corner of Jane Street and Steeles
Avenue, adjacent to the Pioneer Village, Black Creek Conservation
Area, has a frontage of $40 feet on Steeles Avenue and 950 feet on
Jane Street. The property is immediately North of the boundary of
the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto. It is strategically located
with respect to the Area under the jurisdiction of the Authority.
The enclosed map shows its location and distances from a number of
points within the Region. The property is approximately 1i -miles
from the junction of Highways 400 and 7, and approximately 6i -miles
from the junction of Highways 400 and 401.
The Metropolitan Toronto official plan proposes that Steeles Avenue
and Jane Street will be six lane arterial roads having right -of -way
widths of 120 feet, and in addition there will be an improved inter-
section at the corner of Jane and Steeles. The following are examples
of typical distances by the most direct routes:
Jane and Steeles to Glen Haffy 35 miles
Glen Major 40 miles
Heart Lake 21 miles
Brampton 20 miles
Ajax 34 miles
Boyd 7 miles
Albion Hills 25 miles
Mill Street 9 miles
City Hall 22 miles
Greenwood 30 miles
The land is clay loam and gently slopes to the South -West. It is high
class farm land. A farm house and outbuildings are presently located
on the property and these are in extremely poor condition. A barn
located on the property was burned down in 1961. The property is
zoned M -1 (industrial) on the Vaughan Township Restricted Area By -Law.
REASONS FOR ACQUISITION:
The acquisition of the subject property can be justified from two
standpoints:
(a) as protection for the Authority's investment in the
Pioneer Village, Black Creek Conservation Area;
(b) as a suitable location for an Authority Administration
Headquarters and Central Workshop;
The following are brief reasons for the above justifications:
(a) the Authority has a considerable investment in the
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Pioneer Village and the Village has proved to be a major
Authority attraction. In view of the substantial investment,
every effort should be made to avoid encroachment and
to acquire buffer lands to ensure the maintenance of the
atmosphere of the Village.
The effect of undesirable development near the Village was illustrated
this past year when an Indian Village and r7Wild Animal Zoo" was
operated on the property under discussion. Large sighs attempted to
attract Village visitors to a development that was considerably inferioi
to the Village. The construction of a gas station or industrial use
under the existing zoning would certainly detract from the Village.
(b) the present Authority Headquarters is rented until 1966
and at the expiration of the present lease, consideration
will have to be given to provision of suitable headquarters
for the Authority. The alternatives consist of an
extension of the lease on the present facilities, rental
of other accommodation, or the construction of a
building by the Authority and designed for its specific
needs. If the latter course is decided upon, the property
at the North -East corner of Jane and Steeles appears
admirably suited as a location for the headquarters.
The proposed acquisition of 20 acres will permit adequate
opportunity for landscaping to maintain an open atmosphere
appropriate to conservation, and will, in addition,
perform the function as a buffer for the Village,
as suggested in item (a).
It is also felt that a central workshop for the Authority could be in-
corporated in,the site without detracting from the Headquarters site.
The site is well located as a Headquarters, as is demonstrated by
the mileage charts and the map accompanying the report. Access will
be improved as Metro develops and Steeles and Jane are constructed
as major arterial roads. The proposed highway #403 north of the site
will also provide improved accessibility.
A further advantage of the location is the possible location of York
University adjacent to the Village. The integration of the Village,
the Authority Headquarters and York University would provide an
important complex that would be a considerable community asset.
The location of York in this location, however, is still in doubt and
its establishment here cannot be guaranteed.
The establishment of the Authority Headquarters on this site would be
an appropriate further contribution to the Authorlty's suggested
completion of the Village by 1967.
On the basis of the above justification, the Staff recommends that the
Authority adopt Scheme C.A. -33 "A Scheme for the Acquisition and
Development of a Headquarters Site and further in this connection
that the following action be taken:
(a) that all Member Municipalities be designated as benefitting;
(b) that the Minister of Lands and Forests be requested to
approve of the Scheme and a Grant of 50% d' the cost
thereof-
(c) 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.
4etropo/&tcu'i 50140140 and Ieeion
Conseruation ..Ath,ority
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, March 28th 1962
No. 5
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, March 28th, 1962, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Member s
P. R. Consultant
Secretary - Treasurer
Asst. Dir. of
Operations
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W.-C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
J. Grimshaw
F. L. Lunn
E. F. Sutter
MINUTES:
Res. #69 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT : - the Minutes of Meeting No. 4/62 as
presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
DELEGATION RE PROPOSED SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM - GEORGE W. CROTHERS LT►
Mr. R. Meschino of Meschino & Associates presented a proposal on
behalf of George W. Crothers Limited relative to the establishment
of a sewage disposal unit in Vaughan Township. The proposal
was discussed in some detail.
Res. #70 Moved By :- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- C. R. Saur.o.
RESOLVED THAT : - the proposal presented by
Mr. R. Meschinb of Meschino & Associates
relative to a sewage disposal unit in Vaughan
Township be referred to the Staff for a
complete report.
Carried Unanimously.
ACQUISITION OF MONTGOMERY INN:
Dr. Lord advised the Meeting of a meeting held by representatives
of the Executive with the Etobicoke Historical Society relative
to the acquisition of the Montgomery Inn, and containing certain
recommendations in this regard.
Res. #71 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - this Executive concur in the
recommendations of the Chairman regarding Montgomery
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Inn and agree to withhold action until April 30th,
1962, in order to give the Etobicoke Historical
Society time to determine whether they can raise
the necessary funds to retain the Inn on its
present site providing the said Historical Society
agree that if they are unable to raise the said
funds by that date, they will withdraw their
objections to the removal and restoration of the Inn
at the Pioneer Village; and further, that the
Secretary - Treasurer so advise the Etobicoke
Historical Society and the Township of Etobicoke.
Carried.
SCHEMES W.C.-12 and W.C.-20:
The Chairman brought to the attention of the Meeting certain
representations made to him on behalf of the Swansea Construction Co.
regarding the claim of the said Pompany.
It was agreed that no action be taken.
AUTHORITY GROUP ACCIDENT INSURANCE:
A Staff communication was presented suggesting that the Authority
assume the total cost of the premium of the Group Accident
Insurance covering Authority members.
Res. 72 Moved By: H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - the full cost of the Group Accident
Insurance Policy Premium covering Authority members
while driving directly to or from authorized
meetings of the Authority and its Advisory Boards,
and its committees, and while engaged in any
business for or on behalf of the Authority, be paid
by the Authority.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT N0. 1 OF THE R.D.H.P. ADVISORY BOARD:
Mr. Purcell presented Report No. 1 of the R.D.H.P. Advisory Board.
Res. #73 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: - Report No. 1 of the R.D.H.P.
Advisory Board be received, and further that the
recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein, be dealt with as indicated:
(a) that the interpretation of the assessment
in connection with the use of land for forestry
purposes be referred to the Staff and the
Solicitor for investigation and a report;
REFER TO REFORESTATION & LAND USE A.B.
(b) that the Executive investigate as to where and
how lands on the East and West Branch of the
Highland Creek could be acquired and developed
as a project of the Authority; and further that
the Rouge Valley be investigated in the vicinity
of Finch Avenue as an alternative Reservoir Site
to that proposed on the Highland Creek.
REFER TO FLOOD CONTROL & WATER
CONSERVATION ADVISORY BOARD.
(c) that the Authority acquire all Flood Plain Lands
existing below the proposed Milne Dam and the
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boundary of the Village of Markham as
requested by the Council of Markham;
REFER TO STAFF FOR REPORT:
(d) that the Sub - Committee appointed in 1959
to negotiate the acquisition of Bond Lake be
requested to provide the R.D.H.P. Advisory
Board with a Progress Report. -- ADOPT;
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 1 OF THE INFORMATION & EDUCATION ADVISORY BOARD:
Report No. 1 of the Information & Education Advisory Board was
presented by Mr. Wade.
Res. #74 Moved By :- F. A. Wade
Seconded By :- Mrs. D. Ha ue
RESOLVED THAT : - Report No. 1 of the Information &
Education Advisory Board be received, and the
recommendations contained therein as amended and
set forth herein, be adopted:
(a) that a Technical Sub - Committee on the Nature
Programme be established, and that the following
be appointed to serve:
Name
F. A. Wade
D. Fowle
H. Ballie
A. Helmsley
W. Tovell
R. Belfrey
J. Livingston
Prof. Badenhuissen
Dr. J.W.B. Sisam
F. Darrock
-and-
Affiliation
Information & Education A.B. Chai
man
Federation of Ontario Naturalists
Royal Ontario Museum
Dept. of Lands & Forests
Federation of Ontario Naturalists
Toronto Board of Education
Audubon Society
University of Toronto
University of Toronto
Federation of Ontario Naturalists
representatives of Metro Parks,
Boy Scouts Assoc., and Agricultur
groups;
that paid advertising in any medium be limited
to certain special events during the year;
that a reprint of 5,000 copies of the Nature
Programme brochure be purchased and that the
necessary Budget adjustment be made to provide
for payment;
(d) that two Tours be arranged to which all members
of the Authority be invited to attend -- one
in the Spring season and one in the Fall --
to be arranged;
and further that any additional Advisory
Board Tours be arranged by the respective
Advisory Board;
harried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 1 OF THE CONSERVATION AREAS ADVISORY BOARD:
Report No. 1 of the Conservation Areas Advisory Board was presented
by Mr. Sauriol.
Res. #75 Moved By :- C. Sauriol
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
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RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 1 of the Conservation
Areas Advisory Board be received, and that the
recommendations contained therein and set forth herein
be adopted:
(a) that the Staff be authorized to proceed with
the 1962 Conservation Area Development
Programme as outlined in the Budget;
(b) that Scheme C.A. -24 -- ?PAcquisition and
Development of Bond Lakea be resubmitted
, to the Minister of Lands and Forests for
his consideration and approval.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.$,A, -- HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LAND - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. ,T76 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of the following lands
for tho bums shown plus adjustments, disbursements
and legal tees; and further subject to a Certificate
if Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands
and Forests:
(a) 0.201 acres more -or -less and certain improvements
contained thereon, from Ernest G. and Margaret
Hunt (joint tenants) being Part of Lot 17,
Concession BPD,, Fronting the Humber (known
as Lot 19, Barrettes Planl, Township of
Etobicoke, County of York, for the total
sum of $10,200.00;
(b) 0.473 acres more -or -less and certain improvements
contained thereon from Ernest S. and Mary E.
Hadlow (joint tenants) being Part of Lot 21,
Registered Plan 1030, Township of York, County
of York, for the total sum of $9,000.00;
(c) .22 acres more -or -less and certain improvements
contained thereon from Winnifred Griffith
(widow) being Lot 16, Concession 19D„ and sometimes
known as Lots 3 and 4, Canning Plan Township
of Etobicoke, for the total sum of $4,500.00;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P,9.A. -- DON RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - LAND ACQUIS TION:
Res. #77 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to acquire
the following properties in connection with Project
P.9.A3, in accordance with the provisions of the
Conservation Authorities Act:
Toronto Brick Company
British Book Service
M. P. Elliott
Gatto and Lupani
Ellis
Bazos
Kronberg and Peterson
Ponesse
Cosburn Properties Limited
Wright
Hampton Park Company Limited
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Seeling
Keikkila
Abernathy
Martin
Jeans
Welsh
McLean
Toronto Industrial Leaseholds
Woodgreen Community Centre
Crescent School
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.1.A. -- CLAIREVILLE RESERVOIR -- LAND ACQUISlr ION:
Res. #7$ Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 96.47$
acres of land more -or -less and certain improvements
contained thereon from Robert W. and Nelson D. Lindsay,
being Part of Lot 15, Concession IX, SD, Township of
Toronto for the total sum of $173,660.40, 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.2.A. -- EBENEZER RESERVOIR -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. , #79 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of 19.22 acres of land
and improvements contained thereon, being Part of
the East Half of Lot 9, ND, Concession VII, Township
of Toronto Gore from James S. Thomson, for the
total sum of $25,000.00, 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.
PROJECT F. 7. A. -- FINCH DAM & RESERVOIR -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #$0 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to acquire
the lands owned by Westminster Memorial Gardens in
accordance with the provisions of the Conservation
Authorities Act.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.10.A. -- WILLOWDALE DAM & RESERVOIR -- LAND AC UISITION:
Res. All Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to acquire
the lands owned by Don River Heights and Claremont
Investments Limited in accordance with the provisions
of the Conservation Authorities Act.
Carried Unanimously.
PURCHASE OF VEHICLES E UIPMENT AND BROCHURES:
Prices were read which had been received on the following items.
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Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to purchase
the following items at the quoted prices shown herein:
#62 -11 (a) 2 only 6- cylinder 2 -door Chevrolet Sedans
' from Humberview Motors Limited at $2,076.30
562 -12 (b) 1 only 3/4 -ton Ford Pick -Up Truck from
Park Manor Motors Limited at the quoted
price of $2,205.50, it being the lowest quotation
submitted;
;62 -17 (c) 1 only 4 -Wheel Drive Pick -Up Truck (Ford) from
Pigott Motors Limited at the quoted price of
$2,404.52, it being the lowest price submitted;
#62 -1$ (d) 1 only Ford Van Type Truck from Church Motors
Limited at $1,79$.00 quoted by them; it being
the lowest price quoted;
12-1 (e) 1 only Subsoiler - complete with Cable- laying
Attachment at the quoted price of $90.00 from
Alfred W. McKeown, it being the lowest price
submitted;
62 -20 (f) 2 only 92 Field Spring Tooth Cultivators for
$405.00 from Sholdice Service & Supplies, their
price being the lowest submitted;
2 only 4-Ton Auto Steer Farm dagons from Alfred
W. McKeown at $2$0.00, it being the lowest price
submitted;
#62-22 (h) 1 only 1962 Model Tractor from Alfred W. McKeown
for $2,905.00; it being the lowest price quoted;
#62 -23 (i) 1 only 60•; Tillage Width Tractor Mounted Rotovator
from Alfred W. McKecvwaifor $$4$.00, it being the
lowest price
1 only 2 -man Chain Saw complete with Helper Handle
from Duke Lawn Equipment Limited for $649.00, their
price being the lowest submitted fulfilling
specifications required;
-25 (k) 1 only 4 -cycle Gasoline Powered Generator from
George W. Crothers Limited at $600.00, their pricee
being the lowest submitted;
162 -26 (1) 2 only 24,' Self- propelled Mott Hammer Knife
Mowers from Sholdice Service & Supplies at
$7$$.40 each, it being the lowest quotation
received;
/62 -27 (m) 375 Reconditioned 25 -gal. O.H. Drums from
Universal Drum Reconditioning Company at $3.25
each, their price being the lowest quotation
received;
#62 -07 (n) 200,000 2- colour, 2 -sided Black Creek Folders
from Morgan Davis Printing Company at the
quoted price of $1,$50.00, it being the
lowest quotation received;
Carried Unanimously.
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Res. #83 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to purchase
the following Cash Registers from National Cash
Register Limited at the prices shown below:
1 only Model /'126($)2 $ $65.00
1 only Model ;,'21- 413S- 2 -4(B)1 835.00
1 only Model ;126(B) rebuilt 377.50
Carried Unanimously.
APPOINTMENT OF 'SURVEYORS:
Res. #$4 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to engage
the firm of Wildman & Rhodes & Associates, 5175A
Yonge Street, Willowdale, to carry out survey work
as detailed herein:
Project P.$.A. - Humber River Flood Plain Lands:
J. Taylor, J. & V. Pivato, Humbervale United Church,
Ross - Conland Limited, York Township (S. of Favourite
Construction), H. Phipson (W. of Zilvers), McVicars,
H. Phipson, Decaria, M. Wright, M. T. Martin, E. Hilb,
Locksley Builders, H. Nieminen (Expropriation Plan),
J. D. Carlaw, A. A. Alison, F. A. Tomlinson, L. G.
Warren; F. Warren, H. Webster, Carey and Hall,
H. Webster and Corcoran, E. S. and M. E. Hadlow;
Scheme W.C. -11:
D. and F. Crombie, Weston Golf and Country Club;
Project F.10.A. -- Willowdale Reservoir:
Don River Heights, Claremont Investments Limited,
Township of North York (Plan 54$2), Township of
North York (N. of Finch).
Project P.9.A. -- Don River Flood Plain Lands:
Toronto Brick Company, Code $A (S. side of Bayview
Extension W. side of Pottery Road), Parcel N. side of
Bayview Extension W. side of Pottery Road, Welsh, Jeans,
Martin, Abernethy, Heikkila, Seeling, Code 16, Code 22C,
Code 22B, Toronto Industries Leaseholds, Woodgreen
Community Centre, McLean, Crescent School;
Project P.10.A. -- Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands:
M. M. Pulver, J. Skelton, Pul -Tor Construction Limited,
M. Delight (D.V.L.A.), J. Smith and E. Newing, J.
Lennox, Glory Developments Limited, Nicholas Kiris
et al, Township of Scarborough, Township of
Scarborough, Township of Scarborough, Township of
Scarborough, Metro Toronto, Township of Scarborough
(Road Allowance);
Carried Unanimously.
STREAM BANK EROSION CONTROL:
A Staff communication was presented regarding the possibility of
carrying out a Survey of Stream Bank Erosion Control needs on rivers
above Reservoir Sites.
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Res. #85 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Conservation Authorities Branch
of the Department of Lands and Forests be requested
to carry out a Survey of Stream Bank Erosion Control
needs on all rivers upstream from Reservoir Sites.
Carried Unanimously.
PERCY BAND TOY COLLECTION:
Res. #86 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- 25 pieces of the Band Toy Collection
be loaned for exhibit purposes to The Toronto
Public Library from April 2nd to April 28th, 1962;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Historical
Sites Advisory Board be requested to make
recommendations establishing a loan policy for the Bard
Toy Collection.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:00 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
Metropolitan, Joponto and IQeioii
Con,seruation, �ut�rit�
MINUTES
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Executive Committee M
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street on
Wednesday, April 11th, 1962, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Dept. of Lands &
Forests
P. R. Consultant
Secretary- Treasurer
Asst. Dir. of
Operations
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
H. S. Honsberger
A. MacDonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
F. A. Wade
Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
A. S. L. Barnes
J. Grimshaw
F. L. Lunn
E. F. Sutter
MINUTES:
Res. #$7 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 5/62
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
Res. #$$ Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Accounts in the sum total
of $166,586.40 be approved for payment, and
attached as Schedule "A" of these Minutes.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 1 OF THE REFORESTATION & LAND USE ADVISORY BOARD:
Res. #$9 Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 1 of the Reforestation
& Land Use Advisory Board be received, and that the
recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein, be adopted:
(a) no additional Scotch Pine Plantations be established,
and further that present plantations be pruned
and marketed on a wholesale basis;
(b) as a means of informing private land- owners of
the technical aspects of the Reforestation
and Farm Pond Programmes of the Authority,
that arrangements be made by the Staff to hold
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a series of Forest Management and Farm Pond Days;
(c) the recommendations contained in the Staff Report
on the Forest and Wildlife Conservation Areas
Survey appended aseSchedule 1'BP of the Minutes
of Meeting No. 1/62 of the Reforestation and
Land Use Advisory Board be adopted;
(d) no action be taken in the matter of changing or
altering the name of the Reforestation and Land
Use Advisory Board;
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 1 OF THE HISTORICAL SITES ADVISORY BOARD:
Res. 490 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 1 of the Historical
Sites Advisory Board be received, and that the
recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein be adopted:
(a) as a matter of policy, the Percy Band Collection
of Toys be not loaned in the future for exhibit
outside the Pioneer Village;
(b) as a matter of policy, every effort be made to
adequately protect the Percy Band Collection
of Toys when exhibited or stored at the Pioneer
Village;
(c) the Staff be directed to prepare a Brief for
presentation to the Province of Ontario for the
purpose of an application to the Province for
a Grant to assist in the completion of the
Pioneer Village as a local Centennial project;
(d) the Staff be directed to provide to the Ontario
Historical Society as much information as may be
required for presentation to the American
Association of State and Local History in regard
to their Annual Awards of Merit;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.11 - WOODBRIDGE FLOOD CONTROL CHANNEL:
The Secretary presented the Report of the Tender - Opening Sub- Committee
advising that the following tenders had been opened:
Swansea Construction Co. Ltd.
Patrick Harrison Company Ltd.
McNanara Construction of Ontario
Robert McAlpine Limited
King Paving & Materials
Peacock Contracting Limited
Rayner Construction Limited
Steed & Evans Limited
$ 490,726.85
495,409.79
524,421.00
529,505.75
536,737.00
543,615.00
562,378.00
727,060.50
and further, that the Sub - Committee had awarded the contract to the
Swansea Construction Company in the sum of $490,726.$5, subject to
the approval of the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Res. 491 Moved By:- 0. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the awarding of the contract to
Swansea Construction Limited in the amount of
$490,726.85 for the construction of the Woodbridge
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Flood Control Channel subject to the approval of the
Minister of Lands and Forests be confirmed.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B.1 - PRELIMINARY PROPERTY PLAN - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL:
The Assistant Director of Operations presented a Property Plan in
connection with the channelization of the Black Creek from Gordon
McKay Road to Downsview Avenue.
Rtes #92 Moved By :- A. MacDonald
Seconded By :- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT : - the Preliminary Property Plan dated
April 1st, 1962, for the Black Creek Channel from
Gordon McKay Road to Downsview Ava2 ue be approved,
and further in this connection that the following
action be taken:
(a) that this Plan be submitted to the Conservation
Authorities Branch of the Department of Lands
and Forests for approval;
(b) that when the necessary approval has been received, the
Staff be authorized to proceed with the acquisition
of the necessary lands under the provisions of the
Conservation Authorities Act;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.10 - PRELIMINARY PROPERTY PLAN - WILLOWDALE RESERVOIR:
The Assistant Director of Operations presented a Property Plan for
the Willowdale Dam and Reservoir.
Res. #93 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- A. MacDonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Preliminary Property Plan
dated April 1962 for the Willowdale Dam and Reservoir
be approved, and further in this connection, that
the following action be taken:
(a) that this Plan be submitted to the Conservation
Authorities Branch of the Department of Lands
and Forests;
(b) that when the necessary approval has been received,
the Staff be authorized to proceed withthe
acquisition of the lands designated in the Plan;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.7 - PRELIMINARY PROPERTY PLAN - FINCH RESERVOIR:
The Assistant Director of Operations presented a Property Plan for
the Finch Reservoir.
Res. #94 Moved By :- A. MacDonald
Seconded By :- Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
RESOLVED THAT : - the Preliminary Property Plan
dated April 1962 for the Finch Dam and Reservoir
be approved as presented, and that the following
action be taken:
(a) that this Plan be submitted to the Conservation
Authorities Branch of the Department of Lands
and Forests for approval;
(b) that when the necessary approval has been received,
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the Staff be authorized to proceed with the
acquisition of the lands designated in the Plan.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM - GEO. W. CROTHERS:
A Staff communication was presented containing certain recommendations
with regard to the proposed sewage disposal system proposed for
George W. Crothers.
Res. 195 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- action be withheld regarding a decision
on the proposed sewage disposal system proposed for
George W. Crothers Limited pending further consultation
by the Chairman with the officials of the Ontario
Water Resources Commission.
Carried Unanimously.
PURCHASES OF OFFICE AND TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT:
Prices were read which had been received on the following items.
Res. #96 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to purchase
the following items at the quoted prices shown herein:
(a) the following to be purchased from Grand & Toy
Limited:
2 only Clemco Typewriter Desks
2 only Double Pedestal Desks
2 only Steno Chairs
2 only Tilter Chairs
4 Cole Steel Banker Files
$ 147.60 each
116.55 each
44.96 each
43.20 each
80.96 each
(b) Quote ;1;62 -31 - 1 Microscope at $404.25 from
Fisher Scientific Supplies;
(c) Quote ;62 -34 - 1 Turbidimeter at $346.50 from
Fisher Scientific Supplies.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME C.A. -23 - ALBION HILLS EXTENSION - KLEINBURG PROPERTY:
The Staff presented a communication advising that an Option had been
successfully negotiated for the Kleinburg property.
Res. #97 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of 165 acres more -or -less
of land and certain buildings contained thereon, being
the East and West halves of Lot 22, Concession VI,
Township of Albion, from Max and Sarah Kleinburg
for the sum of $70,000.00, plus adjustments, disburse-
ments, and our legal fees.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.$.A. - LAND ACQUISITION - HOWARD PROPERTY:
A Staff communication was presented advising that an Option had been
successfully negotiated for the Howard property.
Res. ,f9$ Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
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Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.149
axres of land, more -or -less, and certain improvements
contained thereon, from Chesley Howard, being Part of
Lot 1$, Concession V1Df ?, FH, (known as Lot 2$, Barrett's
Plan), Township of Etobicoke, for the total sum of
$13,$00.00, plus adjustments, disbursements, and
our legal fees, and further subject to a Certificate
of Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands
and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
GRUBB HOUSE:
A oommunication was read from the Rubin Corporation advising that
the Grubb House would be made available to the Authority.
Res. #99 Moved By:- Mra. J. -A. Gardner
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAS : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to officially accept the Grubb House from the Rubin
Corporation, and further that the Staff be authorized
and directed to commence removal of the Grubb House
immediately.
Carried Unanimously.
APPOINTMENT OF SURVEYORS:
Res. #100 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to engage
the firm of Wildman & Rhodes & Associates,
5175A Yonge Street, Willowdale, to carry out survey
work as detailed herein:
Project F.6.A. - Lower East Branch Dam & Reservoir:
Windrush Properties Inc.
Project P.1.A. - Snelgrove Reservoir:
Mr. L. Bertram
Project F.2.A. - Ebenezer Dam & Reservoir:
Mr. J. H. Thomson
Project B.1.A.1.2. - Black Creek Channel Improvements:
Edwin Construction Ltd., John Situlski, Chas. Macklin and
James Stillie, Kazimierz Golembiowski, Allison H. Browning,
Bert. W. Lewis, Eugene Thieler, D.V.L.A. (George Gall),
Sydney C. Potter, Douglas G. Brain, Jack W. Herod,
Robert W. Wilson and Department of Highways.
Project B.1.A.1.1. - Black Creek Channel Improvements:
Eastcote Construction Co. Ltd., Jethro K. Crang (2 parcels
Township of North York, Township of North York,
Township of North York, Belmar Realty Ltd., Dept. of
Highways, Workman's Compensation Board, and Oakdale
Golf and Country Club Ltd. (3 parcels).
Project F.11.A. - Humber River Channel Improvements - Woodbrid
Vaughan York Farmers Co -Op
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Project F.7. A. - Finch Dam & Reservoir:
Garwood Investments Ltd.
Carried Unanimously.
POLICY RE DEMOLITION OR REMOVAL OF BUILDINGS:
Res. #101 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
RESOLVED THAT:- as a matter of policy the Staff
be directed to obtain Executive approval in each
instance before commencing the demolition or removal
of any buildings on Authority -owned lands.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1 :00 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
B- 1962
"Schedule A " March,
227 - Options on Land Not Yet Purchased
Wm. H. Mitchell -
W. E. Whitewood -
Crown Trust Co. -
W. E. Thitewood -
W. E. Whitewood -
W. E. 'Thitewood -
'WT. E. Whitewood -
Wm. H. Mitchell -
Wm. H. Mitchell
Robt. W. & Nelson
option to purchase Marley, Ireland & Elms
(T.Toodbridge) Ltd. properties 15.00
option to purchase ]Leslie, Hewitt & Gordon 70.00
option to purchase Gordon_ Culham property 1,000.00
option to purchase Robins property 10.00
option to purchase Cox property 10.00
option to purchase F'unt property 15.00
option to purchase Hadlow property 15.00
option to purchase McLean property 5.00
option to purchase Mcquay property 5.00
D. Lindsay - option to purchase Lindsay
estate 100.00
Al - Office, Administrative & Technical Staff Wages
Michigan State University - student fees for Wm. McLean,
Jan. 5 to Mar. 19, 1962
250.00
A3 - Workmen's Compensation
Workmen' s Compensation Board - balance of 1961 4292.12 plus 1962
assessment $2,$00.00 3,092.12
All - Members' Allowances, Mileage & Expense
Mrs. D. Hauge - travel expense re Can ^dian Centenary Council
Al2 - Staff rileage & Expense
J. L. Copeland - travel expense re Authority bus. for Feb.
J. L. Copeland - travel expense re Intnt' l Shade Free Conf.
K. T. Strasser - travel expense re Authority bus. for Feb.
Albert Colucci - travel e pense re Authority busi. for Feb.
J. N. Horton - travel expense re Authority busine ~s for Fab.
Marg. Whitley - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
T. E. Barber - travel expense re Authority busine ,.s for Feb.
J. D. Agnew - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
D. W. Loker - travel expense re Great Lakes Park Training
V. E. Jones - travel expense re Authority business for Feb.
A. Colucci - travel expense re Authority business for March
H. Halstead - travel expense re Authority business for March
C. B. Thompson - travel expense re Authority business for March
E. F. Sutter - travel e, pense re Authority bu iness for March
J. H. Horton - travel expense re Authority business for March
R. T:'. O'Brien - travel expense re Authority business for March
A21 - Office Equipment
F. cc E. Cheque Protector - cheque protector for office
Instruments Limited - 7$5 MG -24 drafting machine
Instruments Limited - 7$5 ! G-24 drafting machine
A22 - Tools & Equipment
C. Y. Weber Limited - fire extinguishers
73.$0
54.40
23.12
13.60
77.10
32.00
32.70
58.90
56.17
89.80
78.80
5.80
13.70
58.00
36.40
21.60
175.10
92.70
92.70
100.6$
A24 - Machinery
George Dyce - 1 -- two furrow M/F 3 point hitch plough 125.00
Duke Lawn Equipment - smallford tree planter 325.00
A31 - Uniforms & Equipment
Thrifty Sports Shop - boots for patrol officers 40.02
J. A. Haugh's Manufacturing - uniform trousers, shirts & jackets 169.23
Sainthill- Levine - uniform for naturalist 30.72
A32 - Postage
W. E. Jones - cash expen iture re postage of registered mail 2.20
Deceiver General of Canada - po stable 400.00
Pitney -Bowes - rental of postage meter 29.1$
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A33 - Stationery & Office Supplies
GBC Sales - binding material
Kilgours Limited - paper P- gummed tape for office
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
F. G. Barlow - office supplies
Underwood Limited - inspection & ribbons for typewriters
Underwood Limited - inspection ' ribbons for typewriters
Norman Vade - drafting supplies
Gestetner - stencils
Gestetner - mimeo paper & stencil containers
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
H. G. Barlow - sheet protectors punch
Grand ' Toy - carbon paper payroll_ cards
Thornhill Smoke Gift Shop - note')ooks
Gestetner - mimeo letterhead
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Copeland - Chatterson - reference cards for office
Gestetner - correction fluid re mimeo machine
Farrington - Bradma - addresso plates
A311 - Technical Plans Maps
Hunting Survey - prints
GBC Sales - bindings re "Ancillary Measures" brief
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of master plans
Hunting Survey - print of Don River floodline mapping
A35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
Clover Leaf Service Station - fan belt r
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchase
Gibson's Garage - voltage regulator re v
Canadian Tire Corporation - starter merit
Louis Muise - muffl ,,r & adjust brakes re
North End Garage - repairs to vehicle ;.17
J. Burrows Garage - repairs to vehicle ,,
Lippay Motors - repairs re vehicle
Aeroway Motors - repairs to vehicle 78
Imperial Oil - portion credit card. purch
Hannan Motors - repairs re vehicle r'4
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle ,'4
Hawman Motors - overhaul carburetor re v
}lawman Motors - minor tune up re vehicle
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle ;r5
Louis Muise - tailpipe re vehicle x,14
e vehicle #9
s for February 1962
ehicle #10
ch re vehicle #7
vehicle ='14
49
ases for February
ehicle L4
#4
•A36 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs
Berndt's Chain Say - parts for chain say
Berndt's Chain Say - parts for chain say
Berndt's Chain Say - sprocket for chain saw
Berndt's Chain Say - parts for chain saw
Skiltools - repairs to skill drill
Black 9: Decker - repairs to electric drill
Fagin's Garage - oil for tractor hydraulic system
Hudson "elding - repairs to tongues of trailers
Skiltools Ltd. - repairs to san•?er
wumber Automotive - thermostat for tractor
Berndt' Chain Saw - parts for chain saw
Berndt's Chain Saw - repairs to chain saw
Kenneth Ashby - parts for tree planter
Gravely Tractor - parts for gar'en tractor
Farmers' Supply - saga blade c- ;rca se guns for machinery
Woodbri ge Farmers' - shovel
Duke Lawn Equipment - gasket for machinery
18.05
7.74
46.97
15.45
30.24
4.68
14.30
3.43
103.82
62.52
21.01
12.36
1.29
20.35
58. 55
62.59
7.91
11.53
4.80
87.07
21.33
4.80
3.50
261.18
7.64
12.59
106.00
6.56
92.60
3.35
45.65
.57
8.90
7.82
13.42
8.24
27.59
49.22
5.18
16.69
18.29
5.69
1.85
16.24
94.08
".17
39.39
14.61
37.80
3.75
41.05
4.07
A41 - Telephone
'3e11 Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Sell Telephone
Bell Telephone
3e11 Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell 'telephone
Bell Telephone
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- 843 -2949 for February 1962
- $43 -2494 for February 1962
- 857 -3331 for February 1962
- ZA 5 -8253 for March 1962
- ZA 7-3573 for March 1962
- ?TIT 2 -2070 for Parch 1962
- AT 8 -0671 for March 1962
- AV 5 -5425 for March 1962
- Claremont 101 for March 1962
- AL 7 -8745 for ",arch 1962
- HU 9 -5686 for March 1962
- ME 3 -9901 for March 1962
A42 - Light, Heat, Power P• "at er
Ont. Hydro,
North York
tJoodbri''ge
"coo abridge - hydro re maims, office for February 1962
Hydro - hydro re 17 P "ill Street for Jan. & Feb. /62
Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Mill Street
A43 - Rent
Maple crest Realty -
rent re Office space to April 30, 1962
A44 - Office Cleaning & Maintenance
Woodbric'ge Hardware - snow shovels for office
Northern Industrial Laundries - lab. coats for office
Mrs. G. Chchvane - C.eaning services for Parch /62 re office
A51 - Taxes I on- Revenue Producing Properties
Municipality of Metro Parks Dept. - refund rax re roll
«136 -E0050 Etobicoke
B -79
5.24
22.37
23.06
39.14
39.14
25.32
32.87
458.69
18.69
3.94
26.06
33.62
66.00
32.96
23.08
1,125.00
k53 - General Expense
P. B. Flood - cash expende.' re purchase of ref. books
Federation of Ont. Nc tural ist s - member ship & chart re
K. 7. Strasser
Barb's Sign Service - sign for Administration Office Local
)r. C. D. McLean - physical examination re J. Horton appt. to
permanent staff
3.P.A. of Cpnada - individual membership in C.P.k.C. for
K. G. Higgs
;lerk of Legislative tIssembly - reference book
)r. C. D. McLean - physical examJ1a re
H. � atson, .latsonappt topemtaff
Jniversity of Toronto Press - reference book
B. Flood - cash expended re reference book
'nt. Chapter American Tight of Tray Assoc. - membership fees re
'T. E. Jones
F. L. Lunn - cash expended re U.S. money order re ref. book
Receiver General of Cansdastat Dept.
on licensees- �,- �4r09827e &e4a i1e
13671
5.56
11.20
125.00
74.10
1.15
6.03
182.93
6.00
10.00
.25
24.00
5.23
2.20
25.00
3.26
4.00
A74 - Farm Pond Resef, rch
Fenderson-)`'icol Drugs - distilled water 1.40
Henderson- ricol Drugs - distilled water 2.70
ienderson- rTicol. T)ruzs - distilled water 1.35
Ienderson -Nicol Drugs - distilled water 1.35
Cli:'fside Automotive - repair rubber boo re pond research 1.00
Jnderwood Ltd. - rental of calculator for J n. & Feb. /62 75.00
Jnderwood Ltd. - rental of calculator for Oct. ps; IYov. Dec./62 75. 00
;:estgate Transport - transport charges re chemicals for lab. 32.50
1.50
Fisher Scientific - lab. :upplies 32.63
Fisher Scientific - lab. supplies
K. ". Strasser - cash expended re supplics for pond research .30
Woodbrio ge Hardvrp re - su iplies for lab. 3 3.40-
British Drug T'ouses - c�°-dit re return of chemicals CR.
B -$0
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A75 - Farm Pond Subsidies
R. Person Realty Ltd. - farm pond subsidy
A$2 - Fish Rearing
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J. M. Schneider - fish food
A$3 - Bird Feedin4
Harry Boyce - suet for birds
A91 - Equipment (tables, toilets, fireplaces etc.)
M. L. Snyder - rubber gloves re finishing of picnic tables
A103 - Operation of Flood "arning System
Gibson' s Garage - a ti- freeze for rain gauges
Gilberts Auto Supply - keys cut
Gilberts Auto Supply - lock
North York Hydro - hydro re work Pills Stream Gauge for
January & February 1962
50.00
3.50
80.62
5.00
5.59
.77
.30
1.29
10.35
A111 - Advertising
Toronto Star - help wanted ad 6.80
Globe E. Mail - help wanted ad 6.00
Globe & Mail - help wanted ad 12.00
A112 - Public Relation Consultant & Expense
Ontario Editorial Bureau - public Relations consultant
expense for 3 months ending ±eb.28 1,286,06
A113 - Publications & General Printing
Charters Publishiruz - minute books 341.75
Bolton Enterprise - Cold Creek circulars 329.85
A116 - Photography, Photographic Suppli s, P Engraving
Feberation of Ontario Naturalists - coloured bird slides
Henderson -ricol Drugs - films
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - photo. supplies
Henderson - Nicol Drugs - slides
Alfred E. Roberts - picture prints
Drake Delta - photo. supplies
Drake Delta - photo. supplies
K. W. Strasser - cash expended re photo. supplies
Moir Engraving - photo engravings
A117 - Exhibits
Anthony Foster - plastic letters for exhibits
TrTholesale Radio - electrical supplies re exhibit
Federation of Ontario Naturalists - record re exhibits
Wood 'ridge hardware - hinges, handles & catches for exhibit
Caoital Lumber - plywood re exhibit
Empire ''allpaper & Paint - wallpaper re exhibit
Zenith Electric - bulbs re exhibit
H. Burke - travel expense re attendance 1962 Sportsmen's show
Zenith Electric - connectors re exhibit
S. F. Scott - travel expense re attendance at Sportsmen's show
A118 - Motion Picture Progra me
Cinesound Ltd. - develop film . print re film programme
Crawley Films - final billing re Authority film
Miss Elizabeth Smith - model services re !authority film
10.30
3: $9
6.33
8.00
18.25
25.50
3.52
115.00
2.01
27.33
5.35
6.12
4.00
7.29
3.58
1£3.00
12.96
.).10
56.47
1,413.89
11.00
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A119 - Press Clipping Service
MacLean - Hunter - press clipping services for February 1962
C2C - Heart Lake Construction & Development
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
B. A. Oil - portion coedit card purchases for February 1962
G. N. Wood - sanitary supplies re centre
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil re workshop & office
Westeel Products - coat hooks re Recreation Building
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February
Woodbridge Hardware - pulleys, hasps & lag shield
19.70
136.13
41.98
75.55
36.27
10.00
5.77
4.54
C6C - Albion Hills Construction & Development
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 37.72
Gibson's Garage - portion gas re vehicle 7710 3.9�
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas 122.52
Wm. H. Dick - portion motor oil 38.81
Tim. H. Dick - portion fuel oil re workshop & office 44.90
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 20.91
T;gan Brothers - tape .92
Egan Brothers - handles & saw blades 5.51
C7C - Cold Creek - Construction & Development
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 52.29
Service Glass 8 -. Mirror - glazed wood shash °_ plate glass 114.13
Tram. J. Martin - sharpen & temper mason's chisels 3.00
L. & G. Floor Coverings - tile & cement re Supt's. house 64.50
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - acid re Supt's. house .30
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re Supt's. house 1.59
Philip Carey - dry sheating re Shpt's. house 2.06
Brunt Mfg. - registers for heating system re Supt's. house 56.80
Kennedy Rentals - rental of sander & edger re Supt's. house 22.66
Skiltools Lt'. - Wlades for saw re construction 9.89
Tl'oodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re Supt's. house under const. 25.46
Para Paints - paint re Supt's. house 5.56
Card Lumber - edge trim re supt's. house 1.65
Card Lumber - waxed paper re Supt's. house 4.3$
Card Lumber - bal•,nces & glass bead re Supt's. house 6.90
Card Lumber - plywood re Supt's. house 56.86
Card Lumber - fir door re Supt's. house 25.24
Card Lumbcr - arborite & edgetrim re Supt's. house 46.84
Card Lumber - brush & lumber re Supt's. house 17.19
Card Lumber - mahogany door re Supt's. house 7.16
L. & G. Floor Covering - floor tile re Supt's. house 6.92
Para Paints - paint & brushes re Supt's. house 36.35
Barb's Sign Service - sign re Cold Cr: ek Area 137.20
Tanhall Reproductions - prints re entrance gates 1.69
Tanhall Reproductions - prints re checking station 2.20
Tanhall Reproductions - pri is re checking station 4.40
Dept. of Lands & Forests - trees for reforestation 120.50
John B. Smith p• Son - lumber re entrance sign 27.66
Aikenhead's Hardu .re - towel bar re Supt's. house 2.44
Aikenhead's Hardware - painting supplies re Supt's. house 17.04
Aikenhead' s Hardware - fi tures for bathroom re Supt' . house 17.15
Aikenhead's Hardware - fixtures for bathroom re Supt's. house 3.59
Aikenhead's H irdware - sash, locks re Supt's. house 6.12
Aikenhead's Hardware - paint, drawer pu' is & hinges re house 27.77
Egan Brothers - paint edger & brush re Supt's. house .45
Egan Brothers - sub -turps re Supt's. house .26
Egan Brothers - sandpaper re Supt's. house 1.13
Woodbridge Hardware - brush & paint re Supt's. house 8.25
Voodbridge Hardware - door bumpers, paint & wax re Supt's. house 9.40
Woodbridge Hardware - paint, brushes & thinners re house 11.73
"oodbridge Hardware - keys cut re Supt's. house .56
T!nodbridge Hardware - pa nt re Supt's. house 1.03
Woodbridge Hardware - caulking gun ° putty re Supt's. house 5.70
James Robertson - plumbing fixtures re Supt's. house 6.62
Aikenheed's Hardware - sash adjusters re Supt's. house 4.05
Ont. Hydro Wdbge. - Insp. Dept. - inspection fee re hydro
'White bolts P nwasherstre. entraence 3.72
n!hite Hardware - cZrriage bolts
;ncrrri 17'rr .-,.,' - o -.. '_,r ;' s house undnr court. 21 35
B -$2 - Page 6 -
C$C - Boyd Construction & Development
White Hardware - sandpaper
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February
Skiltools - sanding belts
Cooper & Horton - sanding disc
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February
Woodbridge Fardware - files, keys E. oil
Woodbridge Hardware - paint to mark trees
Woodbridge Hardware - paint to mark trees
Cooper & Horton - sandpaper
2.76
57.35
11.33
.66
5.02
1.65
3.32
1.66
17.27
C$G - Boyd General - Nursery
J. MacD. Thomson - customs & brokerage on seeds 1.96
C13C - Glen Faffy Construction & Development
Fagin's Garage - portion gas re vehicle ;L14 for February 24.65
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 2$.10
•H. Dick - portion oil costs 42.20
C14C - Greenwood Construction & Development
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 62.1
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 3.44
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office Feb. 15.12
C19C• - Claremont - Construction & Development
B. A. 0i1 - portion credit card purchases for February 47.04
D. L. Mairs & Son - pulley, putty, knife & masking tape 1.90
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 4.96
Aikenhead's Hardware - sledge handle & oil 1.36
C2SC - Black Creek Construction & Development
Harry Matson - travel expense re construction for February 4. $0
North York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office Feb. 56.00
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 56.9$
Imperial Oil - portion credit carry purchases for February 4.31
"oodbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil re workshop & office 39.00
Ck7C - Palgrave Forest & '►ildlife Area - Construction & Development
Dept. of Lands & Forests - trees for -reforestation 420.50
Dept. of Lands & Forests - trees for reforestation 456.75
W38C - T'IC31 - Extension to Flood 'laming System = Const. & Dev.
Barclay Transport - mulch re Pickering Stream Gauge 2.06
1/44C - WC34 - Channel Improvements Lower Highland Creek, Lower Humber
and Lower Etobicoke Creek - Construction ,E Development
K. J. Beamish Construction - rental of equipment re High. Crk. 679.00
K. J. Beamish Construction - rental of equipment re High. Crk. 137.25
F1B1 - Clairville Reservoir - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 3rd acct. re eng. serv. to February 2$/62 11,437.06
F2B1 - Ebenezer Reservoir - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 5th acct. re eng. serv. to Feb.28/62 5,047.10
F3A - Bolton Reservoir - Property
F. Schaeffer & Assoc. - survey & plan re G. Culham property 909.05
Hunting Survey - prints of map 8.58
Fred Schaefer - survey re Stubbs property 131.20
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F1OA - Mil lowdal e Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey ,Sr. Descrip. re Claremont Invest. prop. 844.40
Roebuck & 'Talkinshaw - fee ?35. disb. 104.95 re purchase
Jones property 139.95
'Jildman & Rhodes - survey & descrip. re Twp. of North York prop 495.25
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F11A - Tloodbridge Channelization - Property
t7m. H. Mitchell - services re negot. re McLean property
Wm. H. Mitchell - services re Fegot. re ;'"arley property
Wm. H. Mitchell - services re negot. re Ireland property
darn. H. Mitchell - services re negot. re Elms ( Idbge.) Ltd.
Wm. F. Mitchell - services re negot. re rc';uay property
Roebuck 8: TTalkinshaw - services re deeding of Toronto & York
Roads Co mrrission property
Furchase Mcnuay property
Purchase Ireland property
Furchase Marley property
Furchase YcLean property
Purchase Elms (TTTodbridge) Ltd. property
80.00
84.00
83.00
88.20
81.40
75.00
1,245.00
395.00
45.00
653.00
45.00
F1102 - "oodbri"ge Channelization - Construction Other
Daily Commercial News - ad re tenders for construction 126.00
Globe & Mail - ad re tende�•s for construction
arb's Sip Service - signs made re scheme 356.71
B1B1 - Black Creek - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 6th acct. re eng. se v. to Feb.28/62 2,496.32
P1B2 - Snelgrove R servoir - Engineering Other
Hunting Survey - prints of �atobicoke flood.line map 2.86
P2C2 - Milne Reservoir - Construction Other
Conlin Motors - towing charge re tractor 3.00
fees 3.80
P61? - ftobicoke Flood rlain Land - Property
E. F. Sutter - cash expended re registry office
F7A - Mimico Flood rlain Land - rroperty
E. F. Sutter - cash expended re registry office fees
i $A - Humber Flood :'lain Lands - rroperty
Furchase i elleja property
Purchase Sunderland property
Furchase Aiken property
Purchase Lane property
Arthur Death - survey & plan re Kennedy property
TTildman & Rhodes - survey & descrip. re i ezzetta property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey & descrip. re 3ainthill property
?,Wildman & Rhodes - survey R' descrip. re Boven property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey &. descrip. re Punt property
'aildman & Rhodes - survey & descrip. re Brown property
TJildman & Rhodes - survey & descrip. re Collins property
TTildman & Rhodes - survey & descrip. re Steinberg property
' Tildman Rhodes - survey P descrip. re Lapschies property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey R descrip. re Eder property
t•Tildman E, Rhodes - survey & descrip. re I-Tewitt property
Roebuck & 'Talkinshaw - prof. services re purchase B.A. Oil
prop. fee "�50. disb. x41.50
survey 8., descrip. re 7ilvers property
survey & descrip. re Lennox property
survey descrip. re Vardilli property
survey & descrip. re ITumbervale United prop.
survev &° jescrip. re .'iarato property
survey 8g descrip. re T?adlow property
survey descrip. re Leslie property
Wildman & Rhodes -
Tjildman & Rhodes -
Wildman & Rhodes -
t•Tildman & Rhodes -
t Tildman & Rhodes -
Tildman Qf Rhodes -
''ildman & Rhocer, -
5.10
9,980.00
10,880.00
13,490.00
14,275.00
23 8.30
278.40
234.80
288.40
222.65
216.40
199.15
197.75
203.20
244.65
91.50
571.20
261.75
296.80
375.80
237.30
252.30
341.50
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-age$ -
I $A - Humber Flood Main Lands - Fro •ert"- Cont' d.
Purchase price re Kennedy property 11,
Speight, van Kostrand, -"ard &Anderson - copies of survey re
MacDonald property
Roebuck & "alkinshaw - fee 6,50. disb. ';37.40 re Collins prop.
Roebuck ° T•Talkinshaw - fee ,740. disb. '5)56.03 re Litz prop.
TTildman & Rhodes - survey & descrip. re ravorite Const. prop.
Purchase price re Dewitt property 11,
Roebuck & "alkinshaw - fee ',50. disb. ',112.10 re Jane- 3glinton
property
- survev & descrip. re McVicar property
- survey & descrip, re Cox property
- survev & descrip. re Robins property
- survev c descrip. re Zindler property
- surve'r descrip. re -)enior property
- survey & descrip. re Griffith property
- survey & descrip. re rlinson property
- survey & descrip. re Eastes property
sh expended re registry office fees
Wildman Rhodes
T.Tildman & Rhodes
7tTi1clman & Rhodes
T Tildman Rhodos
;Tildman ;_ 'Modes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
TTildman & Rhodes
E. F. Sutter - ca
F9; - Don Flood Main Land - iroperty
T.Tildman Rhodes - survey & descrip. re Hampton lark prop.
i lOr: - Highland Creek Flood Tlain Land - iroperty
E. F. Sutter - cash expended re registry office fees
- Duffins Flood ;lain Land - Property
Roebuck T:Talkinshaw - fee X1$0. disb. '4,$1.15 re purchase
Tloods property
47 5, 00
6.00
87.40
796.03
316.30
475.00
162.10
313.50
271.20
263.70
256.95
249.$0
220.95
234.00
273.55
1.80
742.20
1.10
261.15
:13B1 - Engineering Study - Duffin Creek Basin - Engineering Contracts
Donald Inspection Ltd. - progress billing to Feb.28/62 2,520.00
R9 . - RL4 - ralgrave Extension - Land
Roebuck & TlTalkinshaw - fee ;150. disb. j76.50 re purchase
Rolley property
G2C - i ioneer Village - Construction Development
Toodbric'ge Farmers' - fuel oil for church under construction
Superior i ropane - propane gas
hrnold's - articles for village
H. Lambert - articles for village
John Leckie - wool for spinning
Um. Juryn - galvanized iron for church
A. K=Atz wreckers - bricks for church construction
Builder's Supplies - flu tile cement re church
Builder's Supplies - brick sand re church construction
Builder's Supplies - flu lining re church construction
'Thite Hardware - chisel ?. strap re church construction
Go,iden & 'Northing - articles for collection
Frank Taddihgton - articles for village
John Leckie - wool for spinning
Eric G. Harris - chair
226.50
33.07
15.0
39.14
29.87
7.15
2.00
20.00
15.69
2.95
5.15
5.35
163.85
9.27
17.15
46.35
Margaret T Sand - 1st instalment re purchase Bane collection 5,000.00
White Hardware - nails re church construction 6.00
F. St. George Spendlove - carpets for village 45.00
'vard -=rice Ltd. - reference books 44.00
Colt Carton Service - cartons 7, tape re packing Band col. 10.30
E. 'J. Harding - articles for village 57.00
T'hite Fardware - lath nails for church 4.34
Builder's Supplies - cement re church construction 2.37
Simpson's Ltd. - material_ for weaving 125.56
T.Toodbric'ge Iardware - thimbles re church .65
T,Toodbridge Fardwqre - scrapers : wooden knobs 1.65
B. PTapier Simpson Jr. - prof. services to March 23, 1962 125.00
J. C. Nilson - Tarappinn; pap'r ro c'ol_l collection 3.25
John Leckie - wool for spinnino 17.15
Auto. Submersile o or - - pair to ',ump 14.50
Lockyer thadv ; -ix - -'rick sarC re church construction 7.10
Jcs,r r -2- ^ - 0r r, i - r l ' c 'r -- 1 r^ rhurc' co'- ri et tc' i 1 57
B -$5
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#209 - N/E - General
Maple Centre Restaurant - luncheon for staff conf. on Feb. 28
D. W. Loker - cleaning & other mixc. supplies for bd. room
Hudson Sportswear - repair to nylon parka (patrol officer)
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies
Humber Automotive - red flags re snow ulough
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - group accident coverage for Authority
members
Henderson -` Nicol Drugs - life magazine for executive
Association of irofessional Engineers - schedule of fees book
C. N. I. B. - ref. re Don Valley Adv. Dd. meeting Mar. 9/62
- ref. re I. & E. meeting March 15/62
C „N„I.B., - ref. re 71;xec. meeting Parch 14, 1962
CaL,InB, - ref. re meeting March 14/62
W. H. Cunningham - tap reseater for use in all areas maint.
Ont. Hydro t,Toodbridse - hydro re Clairville house
- ref. re Cons. Areas. Adv. BD. meeting J arch 26/62
CANO I„BO - ref. re `;XEC. meeting March 2$, 1962
#213 - N/E - Peart Lake - Operating & Maintenance
Ont. Hydro Brampton - hydro re bath house for Feb. 1962
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Feb. 1962
Woodbri''ge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
Sholdice Service - sales tax omitted from previous invoice
Sholdice Service - welding re snow plough
TToodbrige Farmers' - portion fuel oil re workshop & office
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for Feb. 1962
214 - N/E - Glen FTaffy - Operating & Maintenance
Fagin' s Garage - portion gas re vehicle #14 for Feb. 1962
Para Taints - paint & brushes for boats
B. A. Oil - portion credit car' purchases for February 19b2
Wm. H. Dick - portion of cost of oilfor machinery
T;1m. H. Dick - sales tax omitted from previous invoice
#215 - N/E - Albion Hills - Operating & Maintenance
Gibson' s Garage - portion gas re vehicle #10
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 962
Armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gP
Wm. H. Dick - portion oil for machinery
Vt. H. Dick - portion fuel oil re workshop & office
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for Feb. 1962
Wm. H. Dick - sales tax omitted from previous invoice
;;216 - N/E - Boyd - Operating & Maintenance
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Tebruary 1962
Henderson -Nicol 'rugs - first aid supplies
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for Feb. 1962
#21$ - N/E - Greenwood - Operating & Maintenance
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Feb. 1962
Sholdice Service - bearing belt for mower
narclay Transport - salt treated sand salt
Graham Hardware - broom
Tals Taints - paint for garbage cans
Twp. of Iickering - dumping fees re area
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for Feb. 1962
Ont. Hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re worksho) & office Fe. /62
40.00
3.05
4.24
.52
3.39
.72
362.00
2.10
1.50
13.13
11.12
13.91
27.81
22.52
6.07
21.32
19.32
36.27
14.00
45.3$
2.50
12.09
1.92
8.22
30.54
14.05
1.69
1.32
12. 57
25.05
40.83
12.94
14.95
6.97
1.55
11.96
1.67
20.71
23.69
16.35
1.10
11.23
2.50
1.14
5.03
B -$6
- Wage 10 -
#220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
North York Hydro - portion hydro re worksho9 & office Feb. /62
Ont. Fydro Woodbridge - hydro re museum for Tebruary 1962
';oodbridge Hardware - scraper blades
Ernest S. Jay - reset shoes on horses
B. A. Oil - portion credit car' purchases for February 1962
Woodbri'ge Farmers' - feed for animals
'°oodbridge Farmers' - feed for animals
Dyer v„ Miller - inspection re fire extinguishers
Charters iublishing - official passes
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for 7ebruary /62
Woodbri ge Farmers' - portion fuel oil re workshop office
arrell' s Boarding 'Stable - boarding of horses Feb. 22 to :far.
22, 1962
"Toodbridge I- Tardware - sani -flush re washrooms
Ken McKay - hay for horses
Goudey Mfg. - lacquer for house floors
21222 N/E - Claremont - Operating & Maintenance
Barclay Transport - salt treated sand
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 1962
Sholdice Service - parts for mower
Sholdice Service - drive belt for mower
,armstrong Brothers - salt treated sand
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 1962
j'223 - r ioneer Village Stores
Hunting Survey - maps for resale
#224 - N/E - Cold Creek - Operating & Maintenance
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for February 1962
Armstrong 3rothers - salt treated sand
;'305 - Rent from Employees - Leased .,uthority iroperties
Fergus Healey - rent re N. Burke house to April 15/62
18.66
6.07
3.61
20.00
19.00
7.50
6.30
12.00
24.01
1.43
12.9$
$0.00
.72
67.50
19.06
15.68
1.20
7.21
11.55
1.65
12.12
17.43
25.35
50.00
ayroll for the montivi of March /62 30,7$7.51
Metropolitan 7oronto and legion
Conservation Juih,oritc�
'MINUTES
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The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill
Street, on Wednesday, May 2, 1962, commencing at 2 p.m.
PRESENT WERE
Vice- Cha.rman
Members
Dept. Lands & Forests
Metro Parks
Secretary- Treasurer
Asst. Dir. of Operat-
ions
MINUTES
Res. #102
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A.Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S.Honsberger
R. L. Nesbitt
W. H. Westney
Dr. F. H.Van Nostrand
A. S. L. Barnes
T. W. Thompson
F. L. Lunn
E.F. Sutter
The minutes of meeting no. 6/62 were presented.
- Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED that the minutes of meeting no. 6/62 as
presented be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT #1 OF THE ETOBICOKE - MIMICO ADVISORY BOARD
The Secretary presented Report #1 of the Etobicoke - Mimics
Advisory Board.
Res. #103 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED that Report #1 of the Etobicoke - Mimico
Advisory Board be received, and that the
recommendations contained therein be dealt with
as indicated herein:
that every effort be made to obtain the use
of surplus Department of Transport lands in
the vicinity of Toronto Airport as a Conser-
vation Area -- adopt;
that consideration be given to installing
one or more city telephone lines in the
Authority offices -- refer to staff for
investigation. Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED LAND FILL - TOWNSHIP OF NORTH YORK
A communication was presented having reference to a proposed
land fill operation in the Township of North York.
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Res. #104 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED that subject to the Authority acquiring title
to the lands in question, an agreement be entered into
with the Township of North York for the carrying out of
a land fill operation on flood plain lands of the
Humber in the vicinity of Humber Summit, providing that:
(a) the fill operation be carried out in accordance with
the requirements of the Authority and under the
supervision of the staff;
(b) all grading and establishment of vegetation be
carried out by the Township of North York to the
satisfaction of the Authority and the Metropolitan
Parks Department;
(c) on completion of the operation, the lands be included
in the agreement with the Corporation of Metropolitan
Toronto for use for park purposes.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED REGATTh COURSE - LOWER HUMBER RIVER
A communication was presented from the Corporation of
Metropolitan Toronto requesting the Authority to indicate whether in
their opinion a study should be undertaken of a proposed regatta
course in the lower Humber River. The matter w as discussed at some
length.
Res. #105 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED that the previous policy of the Authority
regarding the use of the Lower Humber valley be confirmed;
and further in this connection the following action be
taken:
(a) that this Executive recommend against the undertaking
of a suggested study for a regatta course in this
location, and
(b) that the group considering a regatta course be
invited to investigate the possibilities of using
one of the Authority's flood control reservoirs.
Carried Unanimously.
PURCHASE OF MAP BROCHURES
A staff communication was presented advising that'the
following quotations had been received for the supply of 125,000
"Support Conservation - Enjoy Recreation" brochures:
Morgan Davis
Art Litho
Cardinal Litho
LaPlante
Bolton Enterprise
Noble Scott
Murray Printing
Rolph Clark Stone
York Litho
Brigdens
$2551.28
285$.25
2944.00
3019.46
3072.62
3243.54
30$5.77
3340.16
3591.11
3$63.21
Res. #106 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED that the staff be authorized to purchase
125,000 brochures "Support Conservation - Enjoy
Recreation" from Morgan Davis Printing Limited, at
their quoted price of $2551.2$, it being the lowest
quotation received.
Carried Unanimously.
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PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT
Res. #107 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED that the staff be authorized to purchase
the following equipment:
(a) from Underwood Ltd. - 1 only standard Pica
typewriter, $243.00 plus tax; 1 only stand-
ard electric typewriter, $405.00 plus tax.
(b) from Brigdens Limited - 200 brochure display
stands at a total cost of $454.00 plus tax.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.8.A. - LAND ACQUISITION - CREIGHTON PROPERTY
Res. #108 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED that the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.288
acres of land more or less and certain improvements
contained thereon from Thomas Earl Creighton, being
part of Lot 17, Con. "D ", FH, Township of Etobicoke,
and being approximately 50' x 251' in size; for the
total sum of $3,000.00, 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.
PROJECT P.8.A. - LAND ACQUISSITION - EDENBRIDGE DEVELOPMENTS LTD.
Res. 1'109 - Moved by Mrs. J. n. Gardner
Seconded by R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED that the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.049
acres of vacant land more or less from Edenbridge•
Developments Ltd., being part of Lot 16, Con. "D ",
FH, Township of Etobicoke, for the total sum of
$338.78, 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. - LAND ACQUISITION - CONFORZI PROPERTY
Res. #110 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED that the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 1.481
acres of land more or less and certain improvements
contained thereon from F. Conforzi, being Lot 7,
Registered Plan 2388, Township of North York, for
the total sum of $27,500.00, 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.
PROJECT P.8.A. - LAND ACQUISITION - McDONALD PROPERTY
Res. #111 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED that the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 10 acres
of land more or less and certain improvements con-
tained thereon from R. McDonald, being part of Lots
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37, 38 and 39, Con. 1"A", Township of Etobicoke, and
part of Lots 22 and 23, Con. VII, WYS, Township of
York, for the total sum of $1$,500.00, 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.L. - LAND ACQUISITION - HIGHLAND GROVE DEVELOPMENTS LTD.
Res. #112 - Moved by Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED that the staff be authorized to acquire lands
owned by Highland Grove Developments Limited, being
Lots 25 and 26, and part of Lots 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 and
32, Registered Plan 2388, Township of North York, said
to contain 36.807 acres; in accordance with the provis-
ions of the Conservation Authorities Act.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.8,,,. - BUILDING DISPOSAL - McDERMOTT AND PIVATO
Res. #113 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Secondea by Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
RESOLVED that the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
take whatever steps are necessary for the demolition
and removal of the buildings from the following premises:
(a) McDermott property, 511 Scarlett Road;
(b) Pivato property, 3741 Eglinton Ave. West.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P,2,A, - LAND tACQUISITION - PETTIT PROPERTY
Res. #114 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by W. H. Westney
RESOLVED that the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of approximately 11 acres of
land more or less and certain improvements contained
thereon from S. C. Pettit, being part of Lot 9, Con.
VII, Township of Markham,-and part of Lot•10, Con. VII,
in the Village of Markham, County of York, for the
total sum of $47,500.00, plus adjustments, disburse-
ments and legal fees, and further subject to a certif-
icate of inspection being issued by the Minister of
Lands and Forests. Carried Unanimously.
APPOINTMENT OF SURVEYORS
Res. #115 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
RESOLVED that the staff be authorized to engage the
firm of Wildman & Rhodes & Associates to carry out
the survey work as detailed herein:
Project P,8.A. - _Humber River Flood Plain Lands ,
Township of York, Conforzi, Metropolitan Toronto,
Lambton Golf (2 parcels), Roselawn Investments Ltd.,
Township of Etobicoke, York Township.
Project P.11.A. - Rouge River Flood Plain Lands ,
McLean Betson, E.D., Betson, :..W. Synge, Martin,
Davis (2 parcels), Taylor, French (2 parcels)
Stewart (2 parcels), Miller, Moore, Hamilton (2
parcels), Hill, Barrett, Van Luven, Welch, Lamb,
B.A., Lamb, W,V., Everest, L.C., Everest, A.J.
Henson (2 parcels), Hanlon, Rouge Hills Ltd., (2
parcels), Fitzpatrick, ,,ndrews, McConaghy (5 parcels),
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Ireland, Hill, Township of Pickering (6 parcels),
Binnington, Betson, A.W . , McInally, Young, Dose,
Follis, Forsythe, Northview Construction Co. Ltd.,
Moult, Ferguson, R. (2 parcels), Irish, K. (2
parcels), MacKeracher, Rutt, Cowan (4 parcels),
Cowan & Watson, Wm.•Cowan Estate, Grills, Cleary,
Austin Hamilton, C., and Suburban Homes Ltd.
Carried Unanimously.
SEWER EJLSEMENT , DON VALLEY FLOOD PLAIN
Res. #116 - Moved by Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
Seconded by W. H. ?'lestney
RESOLVED that the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto be granted a 20 foot storm sewer easement
on lands owned by the Authority in the Don valley
north of Eglinton hvenue, as requested in report
#$ of the Parks and Recreation Committee, as
adopted by the Metropolitan Council on April 17/62.
Carried Unanimously.
MOBILE BROADCASTS, RADIO STATION CFGM
A communication was presented requesting permission for radio
station CFGM, Richmond Hill, to carry out certain radio broadcasts
from various Conservation Areas during the summer months. The report
was referred to the staff for further investigation.
PROJECT F.11 - PROPERTY ACQUISITION - SINAI D hY CAMP
Res. #117 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED that the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to make an interim payment to Sinai Day Camp Ltd.
in the amount of $20,000 in connection with the lands
expropriated from Sinai Day Camp.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT
On motion the meeting adjourned at 4.30 p.m.
Dr. G. R. Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
4.5.62
MetrOpoltan, aronto and Pegiont_.
Con�eruation �ut�xoriE�
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday. May 16th 1962 No. $
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, May 16th, 1962, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Vice - Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
A. MacDonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
Solicitor D. R. Walkinshaw
Metro Planning Bd. I. D. Macpherson
Secretary- Treas. F. L. Lunn
Asst. Dir. of Ops. E. F. Sutter
Prpty. Adminstrtr. W. E. Jones
Geographer J. Horton
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 7/62 were presented.
Res. #11$ Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting
No. 7/62 as presented, be adopted as if
read.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED REZONING -- TOWNSHIP OF NORTH YORK:
The Solicitor presented a report on a propozed Rezoning in connection
with Laurel Crest Subdivision in the Township of North York. The
matter was commented on by Mr. I. D. Macpherson of the Metropolitan
Toronto Planning Board, and members of the Staff.
Res. #119 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- a decision in the matter of
the proposed Rezoning in connection with the
Subdivision known as Laurel Crest in the Township
of North York be deferred to the next meeting
of this Executive;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Solicitor
be instructed to prepare a complete report on
the matter;
AND BE IT STILL FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- should
it be deemed necessary, the Chairman will call
a special Meeting of this Executive.
Carried Unanimously.
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GREENWOOD CONSERVATION AREA -- AGREEMENT - COUNTY OF ONTARIO:
Res. #120 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Chat. man and Secretary -
Treasurer be authorized to negotiate and sign an
Agreement with the County of Ontario providing
for the removal of certain sand and gravel
during 1962 from the property formerly
known as the McEwan Estate in the Greenwood
Conservation Area, subject to the approvi
of the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.1. -- CLAIREVILLE DAM AND RESERVOIR -- MODEL STUDY:
Res. #121 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- A. MacDonald
RESOLVED THAT:- James F. MacLaren and Associates
be authorized to engage the Hydro Electric
Power Commission of Ontario to carry out a
model study of the Claireville Dam at a cost
not to exceed $5,000.00.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -5 -- LOWER HIGHLAND CREEK -- WAKELIN PROPERTY:
Res. #122 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized and directed
to take such steps as may be necessary for the
removal or demolition of the buildings remaining
on the property known as the Wakelin property.
Carried Unanimously.
OVERBROOK HOLDINGS LIMITED -- TOWNSHIP OF NORTH YORK:
Res. #123 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- A. MacDonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Solicitor, with the
assistance of the Staff, prepare a special
report having regard to the proposed
Sub - Division known as Overbrook Holdings
Limited in the Township of North York for
consideration at the next meeting of this
Executive.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED SEWAGE DISPOSAL FACILITIES -- VILLAGE OF WOODBRIDGE:
The proposal of the Village of Woodbridge regarding sewage disposal
facilities was informally discussed. No decision was reached without
further information.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:00 p.m.
Dr. u. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
Metropolitan, Joron,to and legion
Co,uservatiovt Jah,oritv
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting
Wednesday, May 23, 1962 No. , 9
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, May 23, 1962, commencing at 10.30 a.m. In t heabsence of
Dr. G. Ross Lord, Mr. W. C. Davidson acted as chairman of the meeting.
PRESENT WERE
MINUTES
The minutes
Res. #124 -
Vice - Chairman
Members
Twp. of N. York
Sec - Treas.
Asst. Dir. of
Operations
Geographer
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
N. A. Boylen
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
Reeve N. C. Goodhead
J. Curtis
F. L. Lunn
E. F. Sutter
J. Horton
of meeting no. $/62 were presented.
Moved by R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded by N. A. Boylen
RESOLVED THAT:- the minutes of meeting no. $/62
as presented be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY
Res. #125 - Moved by C.R. Purcell
Seconded by N. A. Boylen
RESOLVED THAT:- this Executive, on behalf of the
Authority, extend condolences to Mrs. Dorothy
Hague and her family on their recent bereavement.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS
The accounts were presented.
Res. #126 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the accounts in the sum total of
$413,469.7$ be approved for payment and attached
as Schedule TTATT of these minutes; and further
that the total of the accounts approved for pay-
ment by Res. No. $$/62 be amended to read
$166,538.03. Carried Unanimously.
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REPORT NO. 2 OF THE R.D.H.P. ADVISORY BOARD
Report No. 2 of the R.D.H.P. Advisory Board was presented by Mr.
Purcell.
Res. #127 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 2 of the R.D.H.P. Advisory
Board be received, and that the recommendations con-
tained therein as amended and set forth herein be
dealt with as indicated.
1. That legislation be sought to require the approval
of Conservation Authorities where the topography
of development land is proposed to be or is altered
by filling or grading. - adopt.
2. That a report on the progress of flood control pro-
jects in the Lower Duffin Creek, north to the third
concession, Pickering Township, be prepared and pro-
vided to the municipalities of Ajax, Pickering Twp.
and Pickering Village. - refer to staff.
3. That a report on Dutch Elm Disease -- its nature and
control measures -- be prepared for distribution to
all Authority members. - refer to staff.
4. That the staff prepare a report on County tree - cutting
by -laws and the effect of those by -laws on conservat-
ion of woodlands in the region of the Authority and
other Conservation Authorities. - adopt.
5. That a report be prepared on the desirability of con-
structing a reservoir on the Rouge River in the vicin-
ity of Finch Avenue as an alternative site to the
proposed reservoir on Highland Creek. - refer to staff.
6. That a report be prepared on the plans that the
Authority has made regarding the purchase of Lennox
Park. - refer to staff.
7. That the plans of the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto for development of a bridge in Lennox Park
area be reviewed with the possibility of co- ordinating
construction operations. - refer to staff.
$. That the staff investigate the purchase of the Vance
property south of the Milne Reservoir as a possible
inclusion to the Milne Reservoir. - adopt.
9. That the councils of the member municipalities and
their planning boards be urged by the Authority to
investigate methods which might be used to encourage
the conservation of landscape trees in subdivisions
and other development projects including Municipal
and Governmental Works and Road Departments, and that
a copy of this recommendation be forwarded to the
local Township and County Councils and their Planning
Boards. - adopt.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.9 - DON RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS
PROPOSED ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS
A communication from the Metro Parks Commissioner was presented,
requesting approval in principle for the development of a portion of
the Don Valley as a Zoological Garden.
Res. #12$ - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by C. Sauriol
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RESOLVED THAT:- a decision in the matter of the pro-
posed Zoological Garden in the Don Valley be deferred
to the next meeting, and a field inspection of the
area be made in-company with the Don Valley Advisory
Board on June 1, 1962. Carried Unanimously.
PIONEER VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT - FISHERVILLE CHURCH
Res. #129 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: -the contract for painting and decorat-
ing the Fisherville Church be awarded to John Mitsch
& Son at their quoted price of $550.00, it being the
lowest received. Carried Unanimously.
HEART LAKE DEVELOPMENT - SPECIAL FLOOR FINISH
The staff reported the following quotations had been received for
finishing the floors of the Heart Lake Recreation Building:
Vulcan Asphalt & Supply Co. Ltd. $4,$95.00
Bemac Protective Coatings Ltd. 4,3$5.00
Desco Vitro -Glaze Limited 3,111.00
Res. #130 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation of Desco Vitro -Glaze
Limited for the Heart Lake Recreation Building floor
in the amount of $3,111.00 be accepted, it being
the lowest received. Carried Unanimously.
MOSQUITO CONTROL - METRO AREA
A ,communication from the Township of York was presented requesting
that consideration be given by t he Authority for carrying out a spray-
ing program for mosquito control in the various watersheds.
Res. #131 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Township of York be advised that
a mosquito control spraying program does not come
within the terms of reference of the Authority.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.$.A - LAND ACQUISITION - BOVEN
Res. #132 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.201
acres of land more or less and certain improvements •
contained thereon from Frederick H. and Wubbina Boven,
being part of Lot 17, Concession "D ", FH (known as
Lot 21, Barrett's Plan), Township of Etobicoke, County
of York, for the total sum of $$,900.00, 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.
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PROJECT F.11.A - LAND ACQUISITION - McEACHERN - BELL
Res. #133 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of 0.217 acres of land
more or less and all improvements contained thereon
(a one storey frame house and certain outbuildings),
being part of•Township Lot 7, Concession VII, Village
of Woodbridge, from James H. and Winnie McEachern,
for the total sum of $10,500.00 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.
Res. #134 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of 0.430 acres of vacant
land more or less, being part of Lot 7, Concession.
VII, Village of Woodbridge, from D.V.L.A. and Bell,
for the total sum of $1,000.00 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.
PROJECT P.12.A - LAND ACQUISITION - LANE
Res. #135 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of 0.7$3 acres of vacant
land more or less (2 building lots) from Jack and
Olive Lane, being part of Block 3, Registered Plan
342, Township of Pickering,•f or the total sum of
2,500.00, 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.1.A - LAND ACQUISITION - GRAHAM
Res. #136 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the staff be authorized and
directed to immediately take whatever steps
necessary to acquire 61.1$1 acres more or less
of vacant land from Christopher J. and Dorothy
L. Graham, being part of the east half of Lot
2, Concession IX, N.D. Township of Toronto Gore,
under the provisions of the Conservation Auth-
orities Act. Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.$.A. - BUILDING DISPOSAL - ZILVERS
Res. #137 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to take whatever action is necessary for the demolit-
ion and removal of the buildings located on the
former Zilvers property known as 60 Astoria Avenue,
Township of York. Carried Unanimously.
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PROJECT P.$.A - APPOINTMENT OF SURVEYORS
Res. #13$ - Moved by A. Macdonald
Seconded by N. A. Boylen
RESOLVED THAT:- the staff be authorized to engage
the firm of Wildman & Rhodes & Associates to
carry out survey work as detailed herein: Highland
Grove Developments, H. Newton, Rowntree Estate
(several parts), Metro Toronto, Gerald M. Brown,
North York Township, R. McDonald and Moffatt.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.$.A - LAND ACQUISITION
A staff communication was presented recommending that the properties
detailed herein be transferred from Scheme WC -11 to Project P.$.A,
Res. #139 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the following properties be transferred
to Project P.$.A, Humber River Flood Plain Lands, sub-
ject to the approval of the Minister of Lands and
Forests.
Expropriation No. 5964 - Registered 30th May 1960
Owner Acreage (more or less)
1. C. & H. Leavens
2. R. S. Worley
3. W.A. & S.J. & G. Darrach
& R. Rettie
4. F.J. & D.A. Perry
5. L.M. Rice
6. F. Panacci
7. W.P. Graham & Sons
8. W.P. Graham
9. Weston Golf & Country
Club
0.290
309 sq. ft.
0.167
0.206
0.212
0.258
0.246
0.200
0.24
7.38
Expropriation No. 5977 - Registered 23rd June, 1960
Owner Acreage (more or less)
1. A.H. Rolph
2. H.M.D. & G.H. Sykes
3. Guaranty Trust Co. of
Canada & R.V.Kellam
0.0057
0.0012
0.0033
Expropriation No. 5950 - Registered 22nd April, 1960
Owner
1. W.J. Armstrong
2. A. Sheard
3. S. McEwen
4. F. Brundrit
5. J.L.Tiveron
6. Cruikshank Motors Ltd.
7. A. Johnston
8. A. Harris
9. E.V.Peters
10. S.Wilson
11. B.Woodcock
12. M. Plester & H. Halpin
13. C.F. Penny
14. Rosvin Investments Ltd.
15. C.P. McNamara
Acreage (more or less)
0.0237
0.0431
0.1238
0.1125
0.4153
0.0190
0.0104
0.0185
0.0049
0.0022
0.0221
0.0332
0.0566
0.1207
0.0507
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16.. Dart Construction Co. 'Ltd. 0.0$6$
17. Dart Construction Co. Ltd. 0.0627
1$. Dunbar Developments Ltd. 0.0479
19. A. & E. Ella 0.0474
20. F.W. Rowntree 0.039$
21. F.T. Rowntree 0.035$
22. J. Fisher, M. Mandel & 0.1409
J. Weintraub
23.- Weston Sheet Metal & 0.0090
Roofing Co.
And further when the minister's approval has been
received, the staff be authorized and directed to
request a Certificate of Inspection and to proceed
with the settling of compensation in accordance with
appraisals prepared by Chambers & Meredith Limited.
Carried Unanimously.
AMENDMENT TO OFFICIAL PLAN - TWP. OF NORTH YORK
Certain matters regarding Laurelcrest subdivision in North York were
discussed at some length. Reeve Goodhead and Mr. Curtis of North
York addressed the meeting in this connection.
Res. #140 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by N. A. Boylen
RESOLVED THAT:- in view of the particular circum-
stances concerning the development of Laurelcrest
Subdivision, the solicitor be instructed not to
oppose the change in the Official Plan of North
York or the Township By -law concerning.the said
subdivision, providing however that this action
not be considered a precedent for future applicat-
ions of a similar nature. Carried Unanimously.
OVERBROOK HOLDINGS LIMITED - TWP. OF NORTH YORK
The alleged actions of Overbrook Holdings Limited in connection with
certain lands in the valley of the West Don were considered at some
length.
Res. #141.- Moved by C.R. Purcell
See -onded by A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the staff be instructed to take
whatever action is necessary concerning the alleged
violation of the Authority Regulations by Overbrook
Holdings Limited in the vicinity of Lots 23 and 24,
Con. II, W.Y.S., Township of,North,York, and further
to oppose the proposed sub'c Vi,sion, ,of .certain lands
in the said area.' Carrier Unanimously.
PERMANENT STAFF - SPECIAL SICK LEAVE
Res. #142 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- K. G. Higgs be granted special
sick leave with pay for the period May $/62 to
June 4/62. Carried Unanimously.
PERMANENT STAFF - LOSS OF MONEY
Res. #143 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by R.G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT: the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
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to take such action as may be required to reimburse
R. Dawe for the sum of $98.00 inadvertently lost in
the performance of his duties.
Carried Unanimously.
EXECUTIVE MEETING - JUNE 6, 1962
Res. r144 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the June 6, 1962 meeting be held
in the Board Room as usual, and that it be followed
by a field inspection of certain lands the
Rouge Valley.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED DISPLAY - C.N.E.
Res. #145 - Moved by A. Macdonald
Seconded by C.R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the staff investigate, and that a
written report be provided to this Executive, on
the feasibility of providing a display to be
exhibited at the C.N.E. of the various Flood Control
schemes on the watersheds within our jurisdiction.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT
On motion the meeting adjourned at 2 p.m.
1
Dr. G. R. Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
25.5.62
"SCHEDULE A'
#27 -- Options on Land Not Yet Purchased
W. E. Whitewood --
W. E. Whitewood --
W. E. Whitewood --
W. E. Whitewood --
W. H. Mitchell --
Option to Purchase Howard Property
vv vv ,, Griffith r9
.9 11 f9 Creighton d
i4 ,f if Edenbridge Estates
Is ! ,9 Kleinburg Property
A-1 -- Office, administrative & Technical Staff Wages
Michigan State University -- Student Fees re Wm. McLean
March 26 to June 109 1962
A -12 -- Staff Mileage & Expenses
B -101
April, 1962
10.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
250.00
P. B. Flood -- Travel Expense re Authority Business for Mar. 62.05
J. L. Copeland s' tit 99 i4 Si 99 f9 71.90
W. E. Jones -- '' .9 iP i9 a i9 9? 131.30
F. L. Lunn -- if 9f 99 If f9 99 99 94.27
M. Whitley -- 99 it ft P9 9f 99 99 26.40
K. Strasser -- 'f ff 99 f9 ►9 PP 99 73.90
C. E. Thompson i9 f9 99 i9 99 99 r9 22.50
T. E. Barber -- 9s ;P P9 f9 It f9 99 c53. b4
X. W. Hultay -- V9 9f d9 it it f9 P9 80.45
K. Strasser -- i9 ti9 9ti 99 " re Attendance
Assoc. of Interperative Naturalists 168.82
C. B. Thompson -- Travel Expense re Authority Business April 16.90
F. L. Lunn if 79 f9 P9 i9 99 65.80
P. B. Flood ft it f9 99 if 99 82.45
C. E. Thompson `i w ti9 99 4P i9 16.90
T. E. Barber s9 P9 99 99 99 f9 54.27
R. W. O'Brien a 99 f9 e9 f9 99 17.10
M. L. Griffith vl .f 99 P9 if It 8.10
M. Whitley PP ,9 99 of if ri 29.80
A -21 -- Office Equipment
Dictating Supply Co. -- Royal Scot Photo Copy Machine
Grand & Toy -- Office-Furniture
Instruments Ltd. -- Table Covers & Dust Covers re Drafting Rm
Underwood Ltd. -- Underwood electric Typewriter
Underwood Ltd. -- Underwood Standard Typewriter
Fisher Scientific -- Turbidimeter
Fisher Scientific -- Sterezoom Microscope
Grand & Toy -- Bankers File Cabinets
/ -22 -- Tools & Equipment
Cochrane - Dunlop Hardware -- Heavy Duty Drill
White Hardware -- (2) Black & Decker Belt Sanders
Brunt Manufacturing -- Tool Box
Wajax Equipment -- Hand Pumps with Poly Confiners
Cochrane - Dunlop Hardware -- Heavy Duty Drill
A -23 -- Vehicles
Church Motors -- Ford 3/4. -ton Econoline Van 1962
Church Motors -- Trade -In Value 1959 Volkswagen Van
Park Manor Motors -- Ford 3/4 -ton Pick Up 1962
A -24 -- Machinery
Kenneth Ashby -- (2) Forester Tree Planters 860.00
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Howard Rotovator & M -F Subsoiler 966.70
242.05
725.75
85.30
417.15
250.29
389.02
404.25
333.53
59.53
256.47
11.59
148.34
129.57
2,376.34
525.00CR
2,271.66
A -31 -- Uniforms & Equipment
Sainthill- Levine -
Fashion Hat & Cap
Crest Men's Wear --
Sainthill- Levine --
- Uniform for Patrol Officer
- - Summer Uniform Caps
Rain Coat for Patrol Officer
Uniform for Patrol Officer
19.59
98.92
6.13
101.90
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Fashion Hat & Cap -
W. E. Kirkpatrick
Stanley A. Grant -
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- Caps re Lifeguards
-- Sam Brown Belt, Holster & Hand Cuff
Case re Patrol Officer
- Flashes OPOLICE) re Patrol Officers
-33 -- Stationery & Office Supplies
Dictating Supply Co. -- Supplies re Photocopy Machine
H. G. Barlow -- Office Supplies
Dictating Supply Co. -- Supplies re Photccopy Machine
H. G. Barlow -- Office Supplies
Farrington - Bradma -- Service & Ribbon re tiddresseo Machine
Farrington - Bradma -- Plates for Addresseo Machine
G. H. Wood & Co. -- Brief Cases
Charters Publishing -- Business Cards
Charters Publishing -- Business Cards
Norman Wade -- Ammonia re Map Machine
Norman Wade -- Paper re Map Machine
Charters Publishing -- Work Reports
York Printing House -- Envelopes
H. G. Barlow -- Office Supplies
Grand & Toy -- Payroll Cheques
Gestetner -- Cover Stock re Mimeo Machine
Gestetner -- Electronic Stencil Cut
Dictating Supply Co. -- Copy Paper for Photostat Machine
Gestetner -- stencil Cut re "Conservation News��
Underwood Ltd. -- Service & Ribbon re Electric Typewriter
Underwood Ltd. -- Service & Ribbon re Typewriters
Dictating Supply Co. -- Fluid re Photostat Machine
Gestetner -- Mimeo Paper
Gestetner -- Gestafax Stencils
Charters Publishing -- Day File Copy Forms
Instruments Limited -- Drafting Stools
Instruments Limited -- Drafting Supplies
Instruments Limited -- Drafting Supplies
York Printing House -- Envelopes
Gestetner -- Mimeo Paper
Moore Business Forms -- Purchase Order Forms
A -34, -- Technical Plans & Maps
Hunting Survey -- Ozalid Print of Floodline Mapping
Hunting Survey -- Ozalid Print of Floodline Mapping
45.38
17.15
77.79
109.33
55.82
135.08
26.60
12.45
3.87
34.76
31.32
12.86
2.11
22.58
81.17
461.79
18.39
85.75
8.14
6.57
162.12
3.43
4.68
28.75
28.28
30.34
6.86
49.45
10.82
16.92
17.00
30.87
79.28
245.06
4.33
2.86
1 -35 -- Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
Leggett's Collision Service -- Repair to Vehicle #14 12.36
Humber Automotive -- Gasket re Vehicle #14 .40
Humber Automotive -- Parts re Vehicle #7 1.03
Humber Automotive -- Bulb re Vehicle #7 1.43
Lippay Motors -- Repairs re Vehicle #6 23.49
Lippay Motors -- Repairs re Vehicle #8 3.27
B.A. Oil -- Portion of Credit Card Purchases for March 179.99
Elmo Disney -- Repairs re Vehicle #9 22.52
Kerr's Garage -- Repairs re Vehicle #18 9.44
Kerr's Garage -- Repairs re Vehicle #18 23.31
North End Garage -- Repairs re Vehicle #7 12.03
Kinch & Sutton -- Repairs to Tire on Vehicle #9 4.25
J. Burrow's Garage -- Repairs re Vehicle #9 7.81
North End Garage -- Repairs re Vehicle #22 55.05
International Harvester -- Repairs re Vehicle #14 169.22
Imperial Oil Limited -- Portion Credit Card Purchase March 53.43
Ross Lippsett -- Tire re Vehicle #5 19.95
Ross Lippsett -- Tire re Vehicle #18 41.78
The Paddock -- Weld Tail Gate on Vehicle #18 3.75
The Paddock -- Repair Signal Lights on Vehicle #18 4.75
Aeroway Motors -- Repairs to Vehicle #8 16.89
Aeaoway Motors -- Repairs to Vehicle #8 49.78
The Paddock -- Repairs to Vehicle #9 6.58
Thompon Tire -- Install Tire Vehicle #7 2.00
International Harvester -- Repairs to Vehicle #10 184.17
For 7?A -36,' -- please see Page 113
A -41 -- Telephone
Bell Telephone --
Bell Telephone --
Bell Telephone --
Bell Telephone --
Bell Telephone --
Bell Telephone --
Bell Telephone --
Bell Telephone --
Bell Telephone --
Bell Telephone --
Bell Telephone --
Bell Telephone --
857 -3331 for March 1962
843-2949 for March 1962
857 -1404 for March 1962
857 -1776 for March 1962
843 -2494 for March 1962
WH 2 -2070 for April 1962
ZA 5 -$253 for April 1962
ZA 7 -3573 for April 1962
AT 8 -0671 for April 1962
ME 3 -990. for April 1962
CLAREMONT 101 for April 1962
AV 5 -5425 for April 1962
A -42 -- Heat. Light. Power & Water
Woodbridge Farmers' -- Fuel Oil re 17 Mill Street
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge -- Hydro re Main Office March 1962
Woodbridge Farmers' -- Fuel Oil le 17 Mill Stree
Woodbridge Farmers' -- Fuel Oil for House Under Construction
A -43 -- Rent
Maplecrest Realty -- Rent re Office Space to May 31, 1962'
A -44 -- Office Cleaning & Maintenance
Woodbridge Hardware -- Paint & Turps re Office
Northern Industrial Laundries -- Lab. Coats for Office
G. H. Wood & Co. -- Cleaner for Office
Mrs. G. Cochrane -- Cleaning Services re Office April 1962
B -103
21.81
4.09
7.08
4.79
20.72
23,97
40.79
39.79
35.27
34.27
23.24
491.29
20.59
69.37
22.33
1.06
1,125.00
6.45
11.20
18.59
125.00
A -53 -- General Expense
Carsen Instruments -- Repairs to Surveying Equipment 11.08
P. B. Flood -- Cash Expenditure re Reference Books 2.20
M. G. Johnson -- Cash Expenditure re Reference Books 2.00
D. W. Loker -- Cash Expenditure re Foe for Course on
Techniques of Supervision 15.00
University of Toronto Press -- Reference Book 10.70
Soil Conservation Society -- Membership 1962 re MacDonald and
Nesbitt 17.00
The Blance Wheel -- Individual Membership in A.A.C.I. 1962 15.00
University of Toronto Press -- Reference Books 5.23
A -54 -- Insurance
Reed, Shaw & McNaught -- Increase Coverage on Fleet Policy
A -61 -- Private Tree Planting Programme
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Paint, Load Tires re Tree Planters 11.60
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Repair Tires & Parts for a ti' 10.39
A -74 -- Farm Pond Research
Fisher Scientific -- Credit re Return of Lab. Supplies
British Drug Houses -- Lab. Supplies
Fisher Scientific • -- Lab. Supplies
Woodbridge Hardware -- Lab. Supplies
Fisher Scientific -- Disecting Set and Alcohol
D. Mitchell -- Cash Expenditure re Lab. Supplies
Woodbridge Hardware -- Fuses re Pond Research
Berndt's Chain Saw -- Rental of Chain Saw re Pond Research
14.00
A -76 -- Farm Tree Replacement Programme
PCO Services -- D.D.T. to Spray Trees
17.67CR
7.80
14.71
3.29
6.88
3.14
.23
30.90
405.35
B -104
4
A -82 -- Fish Rearing
Don Watt -- Pellets for Fish
J. M. Schneider -- Fish Food
J. M. Schneider -- Fish Food
British Drug Houses -- Chemicals for Fish
J, M. Schneider -- Fish Food
J. M. Schneider -- Fish Food
A -91 -- Equipment (Tables, Toilets, Fireplaces etc.)
McCauley Builder's -- Lumber for Tables
Hudson Welding -- Construction of Fireplaces
Card Lumber -- Lumber for Table Construction
51.50
3.50
101.84
8.88
43.20
3.50
1.96
671.14
809.01
A -103 -- Operation Flood Warning System
Woodbridge Hydro -- Hydro re Woodbridge Stream Ga a Feb & Mar. 10.00
E. Lemon -- Reading Rain Gauge Oct. 4/61 to Apr. 4/62 25.00
Twp. of Toronto Hydro -- Hydro re Summerville Stream Gauge
February aid March 1962 2.30
Pickering Public Utilities Commission -- Hydro re Pickering
Stream Gauge for March 2.50
Scarborough Public Utilities Commission -- Hydro re Highland
Creek Stream Gauge Feb. & March 10.53
Weston Public Utilities -- Hydro re Weston Stream Gauge for
February and March 5.83
Charter's Publishing -- Rainfall Reports 20.58
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge -- Hydro re Pine Grove Stream Gauge
for February and March 24.53
A -111 -- Advertising
The Enterprise -- Help Wanted Ad 1.00
The Telegram -- Help Wanted Ad 7.00
The Toronto Star -- Help Wanted Ad 27.20
The Telegram -- Help Wanted .;d 5.60
Woodbridge News -- Help Wanted Ad 1.05
A -113 -- Publications and General Printing
Charters' Publishing -- Conservation Tour Folders 167.44
Charters' Publishing -- Authority Directories 288.16
A -116 -- Photography, Photographic Supplies and Engraving
Gilbert A. Milne -- Prints 7.55
Brake Delta -- Projection Lamp 4.01
Drake Delta -- Projection Lamps 11.44
Drake Delta -- Developer 7.00
Toronto Camera Exchange -- Photographic Supplies 106.92
Toronto Camera Exchange -- Photographic Supplies 10.64
A-117 -- Exhibits
P. B. Flood -- Travel Expense re Attendance at Sportsmen's Show
J. L. Copeland " .9 if If of V? if VP
Black & McDonald -- Hydro Supply re Exhibit Sportsmen's Show
Benjamin Film Laboratories -- Prints re Display
E. J. Parker -- Travel Expen re Exhibit at Sportsmen's Show
Woodbridge Hardware -- Peg Board Hook & Tape re Exhibit
Woodbridge Hardware -- Nails re Exhibit at Film Premiere
'A -116 -- Motion Picture Programme
17.50
6.16
10.00
44.59
12.80
2.72
.31
Drake Delta -- Film Shipping Cases 12.24
A -119 -- Press Clipping Service
MacLean- Hunter Publishing -- Press Clipping Service March 22.40
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A -120 -- Promotional Contingencies
Charters' Publishing
C2C -- Heart Lake --
B -105
-- Invitation Cards & Envelopes re Authority
Film Night at R.O.M. 24.93
Construction & Development
D. H. Wood -- Travel Expense re Construction for March
Glendale Supplies -- Certificate #1 re Sliding Door for
Recreation Centre
Sholdice Service -- Portion of Oil ne Machinery
Brampton Hydro - -- Portion Hydro re Workshop & Office March
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March
Blain's Hardware -- Lighting re Recreation Centre
Card Lumber -- Lumber re Checkroom in Recreation Centre
Card Lumber -- Lumber re Checkroom in Recreation Centre
Imperial Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March
Woodbridge Farmers' -- Deisel Fuel
Para Paints -- Paint re Service Building Addition
Fairbank Hardware -- Hardware Supplies re Partition in
Recreation Centre
1.10
3,880.00
9.27
24.79
49.27
7.22
11.52
9.81
5.44
56.84
35.67
15.98
C6.1- -- Albion Hills -- Construction & Development
Empire Wallpaper & Pain -- wallpaper re Superintendent's House 28.42
McCauley Builders' -- Lumber 1.80
White Hardware -- Staples re Superintendent's House 3,
Wh. H. Dick -- Portion Fuel Oil re Workshop & Office 3$.2$ 61
Card Lumber -- Lumber re Superintendent's House 13.08
Card Lumber -- Lumber re Superintendent's House 86.83
Imperial Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March 26.86
Woodbridge Hardware -- Varnish re Superintendent's House 6.21
C7C -- Cold Creek -- Construction & Development
D. H. Wood -- Travel Expense re Construction.for March 1.40
McCauley Builders' Supply -- Paint re Superintendent's House 8.08
McCauley Builders' Supply -- Paint re Superintendent's House 2.94
McCauley Builders' Supply -- Contact Cement & Paint Brush re
Superintendent's House 2.16
McCauley Builders' Supply -- Paint & Shellac re Superintendent's
House 2.78
McCauley Builders' Supply -- Paint re Superintendent's House 11.38
McCauley Builders' Supply -- Paint & Sealer re Superintendent's
House 5.51
McCauley Builders' Supply -- Corner Brackets re Superintendent's
House .72
Zenith Electric -- Electrical Supplies re Superintendent's House 10.96
Weston Iron Works -- Iron re Entrance 117.82
Brunt Manufacturing -- Vents re Exhaust Fans for Superintend-
ent's House 6.53
White Hardware - -Metal Screws re Workshop & Service Building 2.39
Woodbridge Hydro -- Hydro re House While Under Construction 34.59
Woodbridge Hydro -- Portion Hydro re Workshop & Office March 7.69
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March 69.42
White Hardware -- Drills re Entrance Gates 2.46
White Hardware -- Nails re Checking Station 15.89
Automatic Pumping Equipment -- Plumbing Supplies re Washrooms 481.80
Card Lumber -- Panelling re Superintendent's House 3.43
Card Lumber -- Clear Pine re Superintendent's House 7.42
Card Lumber - -- Insulation re Superintendent's House 4.64
Card Lumber -- Insulation re Superintendent's House 2.83
Card Lumber -- Panelling re Superintendent's House 34.33
Card Lumber -- Nails & Glass Mould re Superintendent's House 27.20
Card Lumber -- 4- Round, Caulking Cement & Paint Brush re
Superintendent's House 15.81
Card Lumber -- Rental of Hardwood Floor Nailer re Superintendent's
House 27.32
Canadian Steel Strapping -- Steel Strapping re Archery range 129.61
Aikenhead's Hardware - -- Credit re Return Friction Catches 4.760
Woodbridge Hardware -- Asbestos Paper re Washrooms .81
B -106
6-
Woodbridge Hardware -- Brush & Paint re Service Building 1.75
Weston Ornamental Iron Works -- Iron re Entrance Gates to Area 5.00
Dominion Poly Distributors -- Polyetheline re Superintendent's
House 23.18
Para Paints -- Creosote for Fence Posts 50.99
Pare Paints n :r s' .' 50.99
Woodbridge Farmers' -- Seed and Fertilizer 36.44
C8C -- Boyd -- Constnction & Development
J. D. Agnew -- Travel Expense re Tree Cutting in Area
White Hardware -- Mason's Hammer & Sledge Handle re Washrooms
Woodbridge Farmers' -- Portion Tractor Gas
James Robertson -- Plumbing Supplies re Washroom Water Supply
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March
Woodbridge Farmers' -- Seed and Fertilizer
Card Lumber -- Plywood re Washrooms
Flintkote Co. -- Credit re Return of Colas Drums
Dominion Poly Distributors -- Polyetheline for Lining Dam
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge -- Portion Hydro re Workshop & Office
for February and March
Woodbridge Farmers' -- Seed for Farr Farm
25.20
5.11
119.79
55.11
75.37
63.21
17.80
24.000r.
27.04.
53.43
504.25
C8G -- Boyd -- General
F. W. Schumacher -- Seeds for Nursery 14.45
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March 32.86
Nelson Kingdon -- Fertilizer for Nursery 85.00
Imperial Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March 17.63
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge -- Hydro for Nursery for Feb. & March 10.12
Woodbridge Home Bakery -- Pails for the Nursery 15.00
C13C -- Glen Haffy -- Construction & Development
Fagin's Garage -- Portion Gas Purchases re Vehicle #14 for Mar.
Orangeville Hydro -- Portion Hydro re Workshop & Office March
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March
Wm. H. Dick -- Fuel Oil re Hatchery
Graham Hardware -- Hardware Supplies
Agricultural Chemicals -- Fertilizer
Para Paints -- Paint
Russell MQMullin -- Travel Expense re Area Construction
James Robertson -- Plumbing Supplies re Washroom
Agricultural Chemicals -- Fertilizer
40.26
19.46
39.15
30.03
7.35
166.86
5,61
Apr.5 /62 7.00
11.06
191.52
C14C -- Greenwood -- Construction & Development
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March
Woodbridge Hardware -- Chain for Workshop
Dominion Poly Distributors -- Polyetheline for Lining Dam
C19C -- Claremont -- Construction & Development
C.N.I.B. -- Portion Hydro Paid By C.N.I.B. for Workshop & Office 16.30
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March 47.15
Wilf Trolley -- Travel Expense re Area Construction For April 7.30
W. Trolley -- Cash Expenditure re Express Charges 1.75
C28C -- Black Creek -- Construction & Development
D. H. Wood -- Travel Expense re Construction for March
Township of North York Hydro -- Portion Hydro re Workshop and
Office for March
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March
Woodbridge Farmers' -- Nails
Woodbridge Farmers' -- Files
Woodbridge Lumber -- Mason's Lime
C. H. Boake -- Rental Pt. W. Half Lot 25, Conc. IV, Twp. of
Woodbridge Farmers' -- Fertilizer
Woodbridge Farmers' -- Portion Fuel Oil re Workshop & Office
43.71
1.53
27.04
1.60
53.84
77.03
.36
1.50
.93
N.Y. 40.00
34.43
35.89
- 7 - B -107
C46A -- CA -32 -- Cold Creek Extension
Purchase Seagram Property 17,900.00
C47C -- Palgrave Forest & Wildlife -- Construction & Development
Department of Lands & Forests -- Trees for Reforestation 26.00
J. Hicks -- Services re Tree Planting
E. Wolfreys -- Cash Expenditure re Gas and Oil 2.12
W17A -- W.C. -11 -- Town of Weston -- Land
Chambers & Meredith -- Valuation of 23 Properties Weston Road
and King Crescent 2,033.25
Chambers & Meredith -- Valuation of 11 Properties Riverlea
Drive and Riverstone Road 1,200.00
W1$.► -- W.C.-5 -- Highland Creek -- Land
Hunting Survey -- Prints re Floodline Mapping 2.86
W23A -- W.C. -19 -- Black Creek Dam -- Land
Township of North York -- Map and Assessment Sheet #13 3.84
Strung Real Estate -- Services re Valuation Downsview Meadows Ltd.
Fruitman and Del Zotto 650.00
W38C -- W.C. -31 -- xteasicn to Flood Warning System
McCauleyts Builders -- Anchors re Pine Grove Stream Gauge 1.55
Lockyer Ready Mix -- Concrete re Pine Grove Stream Gauge 45.50
W44C -- W.C. -34 -- Channel Improvements Lower Highland Creek,
Lower Humber and Lower Etobicoke Creek --
Construction and Development
J. Britton -- Travel Expense re Highland Creek Project 9.30
White Hardware -- Caulking Cement re Highland Creek Piject 3.46
Nelson Crushed Stone -- Stone re Highland Creek Project 33.05
Nelson Crushed Stone -- Stone re 99 a 62.63
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel -- Fill re Highland Creek Project 163.20
White Hardware -- Small Tools re Highland Creek Project 33.99
Rosco Metal Products -- Culvert Coupler re Highland Creek Proj. 3.65
Hudson Welding -- Stakes re Highland Creek Project 21.51
W. D. Morrish & Son -- Polyetheline re Highland Creek Project 11.59
Weston Iron Works -- Reinforcing Rods ,9 99 13.26
Nelson Crushed Stone -- Stone re Highland Creek Project 62.06
a s9 99 s? 99 d If 99 121.60
99 s9 ;9 .9 a +i i9 116.14
. ,; i9 99 99 99 %d s? r9 60.55
Highland Creek Sand and Gravel -- Sand Fill re Highland Creek
Project 103.68
Fairbank Hardware -- Miscellaneous Hardware Supplies re Highland
Creek Project 31.95
Maitland Tool Supply -- Miscellaneous Hardware Supplies re
Highland Creak Project $.24
K. J. Beamish Construction -- Rental Front End Loader re
Highland Creek Project 172.00
M. L. Snyder & Son -- Plastic Coated Gloves re Highland Creek 7.73
White Hardware -- Hardware Supplies re Lower Humber 20.15
Nelson Crushed Stone -- Stone re Highland Creek 123.71
J. Britton -- Travel Expense re Highland Creek for April 52.20
M. L. Snyder & Son -- Hip Ruberr Boots & Gloves re Highland
Creek 14$.67
Fairbank Hardware -- Hardware Supplies re Highland Creek 56.52
99 Fence Pliers re Highland Creek 7.17
W45C -- W.C. -35 -- Extension to Flood Warning System
J
Grinnell Co. -- Culverts re: Duffin E. Branch Stream Gauge
White Hardware -- Hardware Supplies re Duffin Stream Gauge
21.66
27.04.
B -108
Dominion Poly
Grinnel Co. --
- 8 -
Distributors -- Polyetheline re Duffin Stream
Gauge
Plumbing Supplies re Duffin E. Branch Stream
Gauge
F1A -- Claireville Reservoir -- Property
Purchase Lindsay property
F1B1 -- Claireville Reservoir -- Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren -- 4th Account re Engineering Services to
to March 31st, 1962
F2B1 -- Ebenezer Reservoir -- Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren -- 6th Account re Engineering Services to
March 31st, 1962
F3A -- Bolton Reservoir -- Property
Fred Schaeffer -- Survey and Description re McIlroy Property
sP .P it PP u Godwin PP
F7A -- Finch Reservoir -- Property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Garwood Investments
Tanhall Reproductions -- Prints re Scheme
F11B1 -- Woodbridge Channelization -- Engineering
James F. MacLaren -- 6th Account re Engineering Services
to March 31st, 1962
F13B1 -- Preliminary Engineering Don Watershed -- Engineering
H. G. Acres & Co. -- Field Engineering Services for March
B1B1 -- Black Creek -- Engineering
James F. MacLaren -- an Account re Engineering Services to
March 31st, 1962
P2A -- Milne Reservoir -- Property
Strung Real Estate -- Appraisal re Pettit Property
P8A -- Humber Flood Plain Land -- Property
34.92
87.96
173,560.40
7,712.66
6,962.14
411.68
530.20
Property
690.40
5.28
Purchase Gordon and Montgomery
Purchase Leslie Property
Purchase Hunt Property
Purchase Zilvers Property
Purchase Hadlow Property
Purchase Gordon Brothers Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- Feer$130.00, Disbursements $102.76
re urchase Pivato Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- Fee $100.00, Disbursements $391.50
re Purchase Amsen Property
Survey and Plan re Stagg Property
sP d 'P sP Harris
n Hayley r9
Brothers PP
Sackett PP
Crocker
Property
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes --
Purchase Griffith Property
Purchase Cox Property
Purchase Robbins Property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey
SS'
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PP
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& Plan re Phipson Property
1,632.50
564.54
4,751.81
921.55
11,900.00
13,380.00
10,185.00
7,775.00
8,985.00
18,475.00
232.76
491.50
247.20
270.35
278.50
320.25
309.60
255.35
268.10
4,495.00
:12;990.00
8,490.00
289.80
Wildr:Dan
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
Wildman
ldman
Wildman
W. Earl
W. Earl
W. Earl
W. Earl
W. Earl
W. Earl
W. Earl
W. Earl
W. Earl
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
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Whitewood
Whitewood
Whitewood
Whitewood
Whitewood
Whicewood
Whitewood
Whitewood
Whitewood
IL Earl Whitewood
W. Earl Whitewood
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-- Survey & Plan re DeCaria Property
Howard Property
Twp. of York Property
Stewart Property
Bauer Property
Simpson property
Sacket Property
Edenbridse Estates
.1 Creif,hton Property
Nieuien Property
Phipson Property
Twp. of York Property
Twp. of York Froperty
Donato & Ross - Conland
Property
Wright Property
Leslie Property
Hunt Property
Cox Property
Hadlow Property
Noseworthy Property
Lame Property
Robins Property
.c ie Gordon Brothers Property 395.00
-- Services re Expropriation Meeting re
Jane - Eglinton Apartments and Dominion
Stores Property
-- Services re Negotiations re Litz Property 975.00
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-- Negotiations re
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B -109
299.20
297.40
225.35
277.55
33$.80
326.30
295.00
353.70
322.25
945.95
240.40
354.70
21$.30
1,041.45
3$3.25
129.00
120.00
125.00
90.00
145.00
13$.00
95.00
90.00
:1
.r sv
.c Griffith .c 23$.65
W. Earl Whitewood -- a 1 Sunderland 21 148.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- Disbursements re Purchase Amsen Prpty. 34.00
E. F. Sutter -- Cash Expenditure re Registry Office Fees $.90
Purchase Howard Property 13,790.00
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Bartley Yt McArd Propt. 292.65
Wildman & Rhodes -- .4 . Bartley Property 279.10
u Beacham Property
tc Leslie Property
a riartin Property
a Terminal Placement
Services Property
P A -- Don Flood Plain Land -- Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- Fee $50.00 disbursement, $260.10 re
Purchase Drope Paving & Construction
Property 1,110.10
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Toronto Brick Property 529.05
Wildman & Rhodes • -- • Bazos Property 294.70
Wildman & Rhodes -- i2 .2 rc 11 Ellis Property 291.15
Wildman & Rhodes -- :t ,c b1 ,1 British Book Property 6$9.60
Wildman & Rhodes -- :! :• + Elliot Property 305. 565.45 60
Wildman & Rhodes -- ;r ,1 Kronbergs & Peterson
Property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Gatto & Lupani Property 235.25
Wildman & Rhodes -- .c a Ic t. Poness Froperty 262.45
Wildman & Rhodes -- i1 it .1 a Frirnerman Property 304.90
Wildman & Rhodes -- a t; .1 tc Cosburn Properties Ltd. 36$.60
Wildman & Rhodes -- '1 .2 c1 2? Wright Property 351.85
Wildman & Rhodes -- Yc .c a Toronto Brick Property $52.75
Wildman & Rhodes --
Wildman & Rhodes --
Wildman & Rhodes --
Wildman & Rhodes --
342.$5
312.10
433.'75
3$6.50
11 2.
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G2C -- Pioneer Village -- Construction & Development
W. L. Stuart -- Snuff Box and Horn Spoons 14.42
Bedford Antiques -- Miscellaneous Antiques 73.13
Roxo -Therm of Canada -- Paint Remover & Supplies re Church Con. 24.27
Guelph Antique Shop -- Candle Sticks $.24
Hudson Welding -- Plate re Church Construction 3.15
Michael Dunford Photography - -- Colour Transparencies of Village 23.17
White Hardware -- Sanding Belts for Church $.45
North York Little Theatre -- Clean_Lng of Costumes re ',Marie
I •fart en 30.00
B -110
- 10 -
Weston House Improvements -- Paint Remover for Church
Cons truction
Fehther Industries Limited -- Feathers for making Ticks
Wm. Condon & Sons -- Yarn for Spinning
Woodbridge Hardware -- Painting Supplies
Card Lumber -- Lumber re Church Construction
Card Lumber -- tf if sr
Card Lumber -- Lath & Cornerite re Church Construction
Mrs. F. Belson -- Cash Expenditure re Pioneer Village
R. V. Trevor -- Lock
Superior Propane -- Cylinder Cap
Miss Ruth Collins -- Kitchen Cupboard, Decanter & Tops
Woodbridge Lumber - -- Insulation
Mrs. E. Coward -- Candelsticks
A. Dolson -- Wagon with Tongue and Rubber Tires
Elsa Neil -- Bowl and Inkwell
Mrs. H. A. Burnett -- Carpet
Superior Propane -- Propane Gas re Church Construction
White Hardware -- Nails re Church Construction
#209 -- N/E -- General
Bolton Florists -- Flower Arrangement re H. King Funeral
Hudson Welding -- Welding re Chain for Snow Blade
Hudson Welding -- Welding re Snow Plough
C.N.I.B. -- Refreshments re Reforestation & Land Use advisory
board Meeting March 29
Woodbridge Hardware -- Batteries
C.N.I.B. -- Refreshments re Executive Meeting April 11
C.N.I.B. -- if Historical Sites Adv. Board
Meeting April 6
C.N.I.B. -- Refreshments re Etobicoke Mimico Advisory Board
Meeting April 2$
#213 -- N/E -- Heart Lake -- Operating and Maintenance
Sholdice Service -- Portion Oil for Machinery
Brampton Hydro -- Portion Hydro re Workshop & Office Mar /62
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March
Blain's Hardware -- Turps and Taps
Ontario Hydro Brampton -- Hydro re Bath House
Imperial Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March
Ontario Hydro Brampton -- Hydro re Cottage
Spencer Brothers -- Portion Cost re Lifeguard Sweaters
Woodbridge Hardware -- Hinges
White Hardware -- plastic Hose & Solder
Para Paints -- Paint for Garbage Cans
X214 -- N/E -- Glen Haffy -- Operating & Maintenance
Fagin's Garage -- Portion Gas re Vehicle #14 for March
Orangeville Hydro -- Portion Hydro re Workshop & Office March
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March
St. Clair Leather Goods -- Money Pouches
#215 -- N/E -- Albion Hills -- Operating and Maintenance
55.16
109.19
23.34
7.36
65.26
50.99
30.71
8.60
7.21
.90
62.00
3.$4
36.05
25.00
40.00
25.00
5.00
5.44
10.30
6.19
15.88
16.69
1.16
19.31
23.1$
11.12
3..29
16.43
5.23
26.86
1.81
20.00
22.15
4.39
14.24
48.15
13.42
6.48
13.05
13.39
Hudson Welding -- Welding re Pins 1.75
Wm. H. Dick -- Portion Fuel Oil re Workshop and Office 12.77
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge -- Hydro re Mergelos Property Cottage 21.61
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge -- ?? if i4 ?? Pump 21.61
Imperial Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March 1962 $.95
Spencer Brothers -- Portion Cost re Lifeguard Sweaters 22.15
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Welding re Snow Plough 1.50
#216 -- N/E -- Boyd -- Operating and Maintenance
Humber Automotive -- Fuses .72
Armstrong Brothers -- Salt Treated Sand 31.50
Woodbridge Farmers' -- Portion Gas fa'Tractor 39.93
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March 25.14
Flintkote Co. -- Colas for Roads
Spencer Brothers -- Portion Cost re Lifeguard Sweaters
White Hardware -- Sanding Belts
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge -- Portion Hydro re Workshop and
Office for February and March
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge -- Hydro re Washrooms for Feb. &
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge -- Change House for Feb.
#218 -- N/E -- Greenwood -- Operating and ._iairitenance
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card
Township of Pickering -- Fees re
Kinch & Sutton -- Overhaul Mower
Spencer Brothers -- Portion Cost
Purchases for March
Dumping of Garbage
re Lifeguard Sweaters
B -111
20.05
22.15
82.40
17.81
Mar. 6.07
& Mar. 6.07
14.57
1.00
44.16
22.15
#220 -- N/E -- Black Creek -- Operating and Maintenance
Woodbridge Farmers? -- Fuel Oil to Heat Church 22.93
Humber Automotive -- Repair Mower 2.50
Twp. of North York Hydro -- Portion Hydro re Workshop and
Office for March 17.94
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March 25.68
Woodbridge Farmers? -- Fuel Oil re Laskay Store 26.26
Reed, Shaw & Mcl' aught -- Increase Fine Arts Floater Policy 134.98
Hudson Welding -- Repairs to Draw Bar & Muffler on Tractor 5.50
North York Hydro Insp. Dept. -- Fee re Hydro Installation in
Gift Shop 7.50
Automatic Pumping -- Parts for Well Pump 7.15
Woodbridge Farmers? -- Feed for Animals 6.00
Para Paints -- Paint for Garbage Barrels 16.84
Charles Heslop -- Rental Pt. West Half Lot 249 Conc.IV,
Township of North York 100.00
G. M. Bounsall & Co. -- Chemicals re Toilets 30.90
Woodbridge Farmers? -- Portion Fuel Oil re workshop & Office 11.97
White Hardware -- Cleaning Supplies re Buildings 23.46
Farrell?s Boarding Stable -- Boarding Horses Mar. 22 -Apr. 22/62 80.00
#222 -- N/E -- Claremont -- Operating and Maintenance
C.N.I.B. -- Portion Hydro re Worksho & Office paid by C.N.I.B. 5.44
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March 15.72
Aikenhead?s Hardware -- Miscellaneous Hardware Supplies 10.71
PCO Services -- Chemicals
39.48
Automatic Pumping -- Air Bag re Pump 17.77
#223 -- Pioneer Village Stores
Michael Dunford Photography -- Post Cards for Resale
Hunting Survey -- laps for Resale
224 -- N E - - Cold Creek -- 0 eratin• and Maintenance
67.50
2.78
Woodbridge Hydro -- Portion Hydro re Workshop and Office March 2.56
B. A. Oil -- Portion Credit Card Purchases for March 23.15
White Hardware -- Lantern 5.15
Payroll for the Month of April
A -36 -- Machinery Repairs and Operating; Costs
S. S. Pugh -- Cash Expenditure re Blades for Circular Saw
Humber Automtoive -- Bearings for Planer
Fagin's Garage. -- Welding re Draw Bar
Fagin?s Garage -- Rep it Tractor Tire
Fagin?s Garage -- Oil for Chain Saw
Sholdice Service -- Oil for Chain Saw
Kinch & Sutton -- Parts for Tractor
Woodbridge Hardware -- Paint for Implements
Niagara Chemicals -- Parts for Sprayer
329715.14
24.38
7.94
5.00
2.00
1.24
4.12
4.11
7.93
3.35
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Elmo Disney -- Oil for Machinery
Elmo Disney -- Grease for Machinery
The Paddock -- Repair Exhaust on Tractor
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Bolts, Nuts & Cotter Keys
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Parts for Tractor
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Hook -bolt, Lock Nut & Washer
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Tractor Parts
McKeown's Service & Supply Lever for Tractor
McKeown's Service & Supply - -Parts for Disc
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Parts for Tractor
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Vulcanize Tractor Tire & Load
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Distributor Cap for Tractor
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Cultivator Parts
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Tractor Parts
McKeown's Service & Supply -- Tractor Parts
Skiltools Limited -- Repair to Sander
Berndt's Chain Saw -- Parts for Chain Saw
R:rndt Q s Chain Saw -- Oil for Chain Saw
Berndt's Chain Saw -- Parts for Chain Saw
Berndt's Chain Saw -- Oil for Chain Saw
10.82
1.$0
2.00
1.56
5.36
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4.84
3.61
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26.65
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9.74
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6.49
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MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting
Wednesday, June 6, 1962
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The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, June 6th, 1962 commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Vice - Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
Metro Parks Comm. T. W. Thompson
Dir. of Operations K. G. Higgs
Asst. Dir. of Ops. E. F. Sutter
Property Admnstr. W. E. Jones
Secretary - Treas. F. L. Lunn
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 9/62 were presented.
Res. ##146 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 9/62
as presented be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 2 OF THE DON VALLEY ADVISORY BOARD:
Res. #147 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 2 of the Don Valley
Advisory Board be received and the recommendations
contained therein and outlined herein be dealt
with as indiciated:
(a) That the establishmet of a Metropolitan
Zoological Garden and Arboretum in the Don
Valley in the location outlined by the Metro-
politan Parks Commissioner be approved in
principle; and further the Board requests
that the plans, when available, be submitted
for consideration by the Don Valley Advisory
Board and liE Food Control and Water Conservation
Advisory Board; -- ADOPT
(b) That the Corporation of the Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto be requested to consider
the advisability or poOsibility of establishing
Botanical Gardens in the Don Valley area; -- ADOPT
Carried Unanimously.
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PROJECT B -2 -- BLACK CREEK - RUSTIC ROAD TO JANE STREET -- BELL
TELEPHONE RIGHT OF WAY:
A communication from James F. MacLaren Associates was presented advis-
ing of the necessary relocation of certain underground cables of the
Bell Telephone Company in the vicinity of the Jane Street bridge.
Res. #148 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue a Procurement Order to the Bell Telephone
Company authorizing the relocation of certain cables
in the vicinity of the Jane Street bridge in
connection with Project B -2 - Black Creek -- Rustic
Road to Jane and Wilson -- at an estimated cost
of $11,400.00.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -1 -- BLACK CREEK -- CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS SCARLETT ROAD
TO ROCKCLIFFE BLVD. -- ALTERATIONS TO CONTRACT:
Res. #149 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue an extra work order for Project B -1 -- Black
Creek • -- Scarlett Road to Rockcliffe Blvd. -- for
the provision of 22 cubic yards of crushed stone fill
between chainages 36 +00 to 36 +63 in the invert of
the channel as recommended by the firm of James F.
MacLaren Associates in their letter of May 29th,
1962, at a cost of $100.00' -- said work order to
be issued to McNamara Construction Limited.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #150 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue extra work orders for the following alterations
to the contract presently held with the McNamara Road
Construction Limited for Project B -1 -- Channel
Improvements on the Black Creek between Scarlett'
Road and Rockcliffe Boulevard, and that it be
altered as follows as recommended by James F.
MacLaren Associates in their letters dated May
10th and May 18th, 1962:
(a) $8,400.00 deduction from the contract amount
for the omission of 560 cubic yards of
concrete at $15.00 per cubic yard to reduce
the thickness of the 2:1 concrete side slopes
of the channel from 8" to 6" throughout the
length of the lined channel;
(b) $651.00 addition to the contract amount
for the provision and installation, at $1.50
per tile, of approximately 434 only 4 -inch
diameter vitrified clay tile at 20 foot
intervals along both sides of the concrete
lined channel. The tile will be set at
the base of the outer 2:1 concrete side
slopes, as was done in the channel through
the Lambton Golf Course. The final amount
.of this Extra will be subject to the total
number of tiles counted in place at the end
of the Contract;
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(c) To replace to a higher invert elevation 64
lineal feet of existing 12 -inch diameter
concrete pipe storm sewer in order that it
may discharge into the chnnel at a more
suitable outfall elevation;
(d) For additional excavation and backfill in accord-
ance with clause 3.10 of the Specifications
to replace material not suitable for the sub -
grade and adequate support of the channel
lining. The quantities of excavation and
compacted backfill have still to be finalized
and agreed with the Contractor. They will
be paid for at the Contract schedule of prices.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -11 -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZLTION -- BELL TELEPHONE RIGHT OF
WAY
Res. #151
Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue a Purchase Order to the Bell Telephone
Company for the relocation of buried cable on the
Sinai Day Camp property as outlined in their letter
of May 9th, 1962, at an estimated cost of $1,000.00.
Car7ied Unanimously.
PROJECT P. $. A. -- HUN�" " ;3 RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS -- LAND ACQUISITION
-- Mc ARD STEINBERG
Res. #152
Res. #153
Res, #154
Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary-Treasurer be
authorized to complete the acquisition of
approximately 0.503 acres of land, more -or -less
and certain improvements contained thereon, from
Ida McArd, being Part of Lot 16, Concession HD ",
FH, Township of Etobicoke, for the total sum of
$20,000.00, plus adjustments, disbursements
and legal fees, and further subject to the Certificate
of Inspection being issued by the Minister of
Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be
authorized to complete the acquisition of
approximately 0.204 acres of land, more -or -less
of vacant land, from Morris Steinberg, being
Part of Lot 17, Concession HIP, FH (known as
Lot 1$, Barrett's Plan, Township of Etobicoke,
for the total sum of $2,000.00, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees, aid further subject
to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by
the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
Mbved By:- 1. Macdonald
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be
authorized to complete the acquisition of
approximately.n.152 acres of land, more -or -less,
and certain improvements contained thereon,
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from Heinz and Freia Zindler, being Part of Lot 16,
Concession "D". FH, Township of Etobicoke, for
the total_sum of $12,500.00, 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.
Res. #155 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By: -- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be
authorized to complete the acquisition of approximately
0.2$4 acres of land, more -or -less, and certain
improvements contained thereon, from Frank and
Jeannie Harris, being Part of Lot 16, Concession
49D", FH Township of Etobicoke, for the total
sum of $1$,000x00, 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. #156 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be
authorized to complete the acquisition of
approximately 0.167 acres of land, more -or -less,
(vacant) from Roy S. Worley, being Part of Lot
10, Plan 3027 Township of Etobicoke, for the
total sum of $1,000.00. 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.
Res. #157 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be
authorized to complete the acquisition of
approximately 0.012 acres of vacant land,
more -or -less, from Hugh and Grace Sykes,
being Part of Lot 9, Plan 2670, Township of
York, for the total sum of $300.00, 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.6.A. -- LOWER EAST BRANCH -- LAND ACQUISITION -- ATCHISON:
Res. #15$ Moved By:- F. k. Wade
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized and directed
to proceed with the acquisition of 22 acres of
vacant land more -or -less, being Part of Lot 23,
Concession VIII, Township of Vaughan, and owned
by John L. Atchison in accordance with the
provisions of the Conservation Authorities Act.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.3.A. -- BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR -- LAND ACQUISITION --
OSBOURNE and McKAY:
Res. #159 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
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RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be
authorized to complete the acquisition of approx-
imately 1 -4 acres of land, more -or -less, and
certain improvements contained thereon from
Sidney and Pearl Osbourne, being Part of Lots
15 and 16, Concession V, Township of Albion,
for the total sum of $21,500.00, 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.
Res. #160 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: -the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately
3/4 -acres of land more -or -less, and certain
improvememts contained thereon, from James and
Lorraine McKaye, being the West Parts of Lots
15 and 16, Concession V, Township of Albion, for
the total sum of $17,500.00, 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.
LAND SURVEYORS:
Res. #161 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to engage
the firm of Wildman & Rhodes & Associates, 517.5A
Yonge Street, Willowdale, Ontario, to undertake
the following surveys:
Project P.$.A. -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands:
S. Mason; A. Vecchio; N. Rees; G. Robinson;
A. & H. Hoiller, D.V.L.A. (3 properties);
R. Wilson; W. Wilson; G. R. Wilson;
Project F.7.A. -- Finch Dam and Reservoir:
Overbrook Holdings Limited;
Carried Unanimously.
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT:
Res. #162 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff Progress Report
be received and appended as Schedule 72A" of
these Minites;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff
be congratulated on their excellent work.
Res. #163 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - all Staff lectures to the public
be studied by the Information and Education
Advisory Board.
Carried Unanimously.
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SOIL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA -- SUMMER MEETING ONT1RIO CHAPTER:
1. es. ;164 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconxed By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Members of the Executive Committee
and those Members of the Staff who are Members of
the Soil Conservation Society of America be
authorized to attend the Summer Meeting of the
S.C.S..',. being held at the Kemptville Agricultural
Sohool on Saturday, June 16th, 1962, and that their
expenses in this regard be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
McMICHAEL PROPERTY:
The Chairman presented a report and communication from Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McMichael of Kleinbiirg, advising that they are prepared
to deed their property, known as TAPAWINGO, to the Metropolitan Toronto
and Region Conservation Foundation for the Authority, and further
advising that they are prepared to continue to develop the property
and that it should be operated within the scope of the Authority
property as an educational feature. The matter was discussed at
some length.
Res. #165 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the matter of the magnificent
offer of Mr. & Mrs. Robert McMichael in offering
to turn over the title to their property to the
Authority should afford the following action being
taken:
(a) that the Chairman forward a letter of appreciation
to Mr. & r'Irs. McMichael;
(b) that all details of the matter be referred
to the Foundation for consideration and
action advising that the Authority is
prepared to accept the property;
(c) that the Authority co- operate with the Foundation
in connection with the surrounding lands;
(d) that the development of the project be incorporated
in the general development of the surrounding
area.
Carried Unanimously.
MIMICO CREEK -- PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING:
As directed by the Authority, the Staff has investigated the various
ways and means of carrying out the study and advised that the Minister
of Lands and Forests is prepared to make a Grant of Wo of the cost
of the Study which is estimated to be $50,000.00. 14'6
Res. ,166
Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be
authorized to make such Budget adjustments as
may be necessary to provide the authority's share
of the proposed Engineering Study of the Mimico
Creek and further that H. G. Acres and Associates
be directed to commence the study on the basis
of their submission.
Carried Unanimously.
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BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION ARE", -- SUPERINTENDENTQS HOUSE:
A Staff communication was presented requesting authority to locate
the proposed Superintendent's House (Grubb House) on Jane Street,
South of Steeles Avenue, as originally proposed.
Res. #167 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to locate
the Grubb House on the East side of Jane Street
and South of Steeles Avenue of the Black Creek
Conservation Area.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 12:30 p.m.
Following the Adjournment, the Executive carried out a Field Inspection
of certain properties located in the Rouge Valley of Scarborough Town-
ship.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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STAFF PROGRESS REPORT
Jan 1 - April 30, 1962
Flood Control and Water Conservation
Black Creek Channel - Scarlett Road to Rockcliffe Boulevard
- contract has been awarded
- construction in progress - about 5% complete
Black Creek Channel - Rustic Road to Wilson Avenue
- design of this section now complete
- specifications have been submitted to Provincial and Federal
Governments for approval
Black Creek Channel - Final Engineering
- final design of remaining sections now in progress
York Mills Channel - Donino Avenue to Rosedale Golf Club
- preliminary engineering is now complete
- draft form
Woodbridge Channel
- contract has been let and construction is proceeding - 10%
complete
Don Watershed
- preliminary engineering for reservoirs on Don Watershed is
nearing completion.
Humber Watershed
- preliminary engineering study for reservoirs on the Main and
East Branches of the Humber is underway.
Claireville Reservoir
- design engineering is in progress
- negotiations for property acquisition have commenced
- negotiations proceeding with Etobicoke Township and the C.N.R.
for the diversion of the Indian Line.
Duffin Creek Watershed
- preliminary engineering study of reservoir sites on Duffin
Creek is complete in draft form.
Milne Reservoir
- negotiations for purchase of remaining properties is proceeding
- engineering study for design of the dam is now in progress.
Snelgrove Reservoir
- preliminary property plan for Snelgrove Reservoir has been
approved by the Province
- surveys and property negotiations are in progress
- engineering study for design of the dam has commenced.
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Ebenezer Reservoir
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- preliminary property plan has been approved by the Province
- preliminary engineering study is nearly complete
Flood Plain Lands
Eglington Flats - acquisition of lands is proceeding
Lower Rouge Valley
- property surveys and negotiations proceeding
Lower Duffin Creek
- property surveys and negotiations proceeding
Don Valley (formerly W.C. 14)
- surveys complete with the exception of one property
- acquisition is proceeding
Highland Creek (formerly W.C. 23)
- surveys have been completed. Negotiations just commencing.
Duffin Creek - Riverside Drive Area
- preliminary property plan being prepared.
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- Highland Creek portion 70% complete
- Humber River portion 100% complete
Conservation Services Division
Forestry
a. Reforestation:
A tree planting crew began work on April 17. Approximately 250,00
trees have been planted to the end of April. Approximately 25
men are involved in this program.
b. Woodlot Management
Harvest plans were prepared for several Authority woodlots and
in one, the Farr woodlot, Boyd Conservation Area, trees were
marked for cutting in the next one or two years. Plans were
prepared for the sale of firewood in certain Conservation Areas
for next winter.
c. Dutch Elm Disease
Several hundred Dutch Elms were sprayed in the Boyd and Black
Creek Conservation Areas. Due to mechanical failure of the
sprayer, the Albion Hills and Heart Lake Conservation Areas
were not completed, before the sprayer was repaired.
d. Forestry studies
Several treatments were made to experimental plots with herbicides
in an attempt to reduce competition from vegetation for the
benefit of hardwood trees which will be planted in May.
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Land Use
a. Grassed Waterways
Fraserdale Farms are planning the development of a grassed
waterway and tile system. One other enquiry from a landowner
in Albion Township, has been received.
b. Tile Drainage Subsidy
One application was received and one (Stuart Watson, R. R. #2,
Markham) approved.
c. Stream Bank Erosion Control Project
The staff initiated a survey of a portion of the Humber River
in the Palgrave Forest and Wildlife Conservation Area. Various
methods of stabilizing the stream banks there will be tried.
d. Farm Pond Program
Numerous requests were received for both engineering and fish
management assistance.
e. Farm Operations
Farming units at the Boyd and Glen Haffy Conservation Areas
were worked and sown this spring.
Fish and Wildlife
a. Wildlife Habitat Improvement
In April $,000 shrubs were planted in the Palgrave Forest and
Wildlife Conservation Area and in the following weeks in May
shrub plantings will be made in most of the other Conservation
Areas.
b. Farm Pond Studies and Stream Survey
Laboratory work was continued and reports were prepared on
aspects of the fish management work of the Authority.
Conservation Areas
Boyd Development
- Woodlot improvement and general grounds development
- Demonstration farm operation in progress
- Washrooms prepared for use
- Dead and diseased elm removal
- Improvements to washroom water supply completed.
Cold Creek
- Finish grading of Sup't. house in progress
- Suptt. house 95% completed
- Woodlot improvements and general grounds development
- Dead and diseased elm trees removed
- Entrance gates, sign and information centre under construction
- Grading in progress for entrance road widening, parking lot,
and archery range.
- Archery target butts completed.
- Field archery course lay -out completed and butts under construction
- Work shop washroom facilities under construction
- Some seeding and sodding in progress
- 40 picnic tables completed.
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Albion Hills
- Woodlot improvement and general grounds development
- Area readied for summer use
- 150 picnic tables constructed.
- Area opened for fishing season
- Portions of Centerville Creek stocked by M.T.R.C.A. hatchery
- Sign making in progress
- Improvement to Suptt. House completed.
Palgrave Forest and Wildlife Area
- Tree and shrub planting in progress
- Stream improvement in progress.
Glen Haffy
- Grain crop planing in progress
- Workshop washrooms under construction
- Area open for fishing season
- Glen Haffy Extension for group fishing by permit only
- Woodlot improvement and general grounds development.
Heart Lake
- Additional development to Heart Lake building
- Woodlot improvement and general ground development
- Dead and diseased elm tree removal
- Water supply to C.N.I.B. booth and fountains in progress
- Pumping stations under construction by Town of Brampton
- 20 picnic tables completed
- Area in operation for fishing day and summer use.
Bruces Mill
- Fencing in progress.
Greenwood
- Woodlot improvement and general grounds development
- 20 picnic tables completed
- Area open for Summer use.
Claremont
- Woodlot improvement and general grounds development
- Areas plowed for grass seed crop.
Area Use from January 1st to April 29th
Area No. of Vehicles Est. �'
of People
Albion Hills 2844 12,229
Black Creek 3208 13,794
Boyd 3670 15,781
Claremont 57 245
Cold Creek 85 366
Glen Haffy 348 1,4.96
Greenwood 743 3,3195
Heart Lake 3883 16:097
Humber Trails - -
Total 14,838 63,$03
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Historical Sites
Buildings
- The interior of all buildings have been cleaned and made good
- The following buildings are furnished and ready for opening:
grain barn, cider mill, settlers' first house, settlers'
second house, piggery, smoke house, artisan's house, gentleman's
house, blacksmith shop, general store.
- Restoration is in progress at Fisherville Presbyterian Church -
75% completed
- Storage area has been established in basement of Laskay Emporium.
Collection
- The cataloging of items is in progress ress
- The acquisition of the Percy Band of 19th century
toys has been finalized. The collection is now being packed
and moved to the Pioneer Village.
- 110 articles were donated during 1962.
- The weaving of ticks, drapes, curtains, rugs, etc. is in
progress.
Publicity
•
- an outstanding newspaper article published in the Globe &
Mail
- One television program (Captain Andy) now in progress with
CFTO
- Five lectures given
- Pioneer Village film completed.
Winter Sports
- 3,114 paid cars admitted
- 14,382 visitors admitted.
Area Development
- 5 dead trees removed
- 100 picnic tables assembled
- 10 pioneer -type benches assembled
- Ice skating and tobogganing established
- Sleighs restored for actual use.
Gift Shop
- Renovating interior
Information & Education
Publications and General Printing
545 copies of directory printed and distributed
- 200,000 copies of Black Creek Folder printed and delivered
- 125,000 copies of Map- tenders received and recommended
- 4,000 copies of conservation tours folder printed and
distributed
- 10,000 Cold Creek folders.
Tours and Special Days
- Opening Cold Creek Conservation Area set for June 20 with
Mr. Spooner. Opening program to be arranged by sub - committee
- Premiers 'Pioneer Village at Black Creek” with "Legacy of the
Valleys” held April 18th at Royal Ontario Museum,
- approximately 300 attended.
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School Programme
Junior,Fishing Day
- arranged for May 26th at Albion Hills Conservation Area for
schools in western section of watershed.
Educational Tours
- 4 guides hired for Pioneer Village for May and June and
September and October - oke for summer months.
- 1 Assistant to Naturalist\hired
- Tours of Pioneer Village completely booked.
Conservation School
- Humber Glen Camp reserved for May 23rd, 24th and 25th for
Grade 9 class from York Memorial Collegiate
Exhibits and Displays
- New exhibit built and displayed at Canadian National Sportsmen's
Show from March 9th to March 17th.
- Display's being prepared for various Public Libraries
Motion Picture Programme
- First showing of film' "Pioneer Village at Black Creek" at
Authority Meeting February 21st.
- 7 prints now on hand.
Lectures
- 39 lectures by Authority staff to approximately 2500 people.
Film Loans
- 4 showings of Legacy of the Valleys to approximately 500 people
- 10 showings of Pioneer Village film to approximately 700 people.
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MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, June 20th, 1962 No. 11/62
The Executive Committee met in the Workshop of the Cold Creek Conserv-
ation Area on Wednesday, June 20th, 1962, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Members
Solicitor
Director of Operat.
Asst. Dir. of Operat.
Property Admin.
Secretary- Treasurer
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
D. R. Walkinshaw
K. G. Higgs
E. F. Sutter
W. E. Jones
F. L. Lunn
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 10/62 were presented.
Res. #16$ Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 10/62 as
presented be adopted, as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
MILGAY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED AND MILTON & WAGNER CONSTRUCTION:
Res. #169 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to acquire
lands owned by Milgay Developments Limited and
Milton & Wagner Construction Limited, being Part
of Lots 21 and 22, Concession VII, WYS, Township
of North York, said to contain 29.025 acres of
land more -or -less, and certain improvements contained
thereon, in accordance with the provisions of The
Conservation Authorities Act.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
Res. #170
Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the accounts in the sum total of
$371,535.09, and appended as Schedule c /A,1 of these
Minutes, be approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 1 OF THE FINANCE SUB - COMMITTEE:
Res. #171 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
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RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 1/62 of the Finance
Sub - Committee be received and appended as Schedule
dB° of these Minutes.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #172
Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- No. 1 copy of the Financial
Statement for the year ending December 31st, 1961,
as signed by Mrs. D. Hague and Mr. F. A. Wade be
the official file copy of the Financial Statement.
Carried Unanimously.
QUOTATIONS RE PAVING OF ROADS -- COLD CREEK, GREENWOOD, GLEN HAFFY,
AND HEART LAKE CONSERVATION AREAS:
Res. #173 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the following quotations be approved:
(a) #62 -40 - Cold Creek Conservation Area -- that
the quotation of Armstrong Bros. Limited in the
amount of $2,170.00 be accepted for resurfacing
requirements as outlined in No. 1 of our Invitation
To Quote #62 -40;
(b) #62 -41 - Greenwood Conservation Area -- that
the quotation of $2,028.00 received from Miller
Paving Limited be accepted for resurfacing
in the Greenwood Conservation Area as required
in our Invitation to Quote 1;62 -41;
(c) 162 -42 - Heart Lake Conservation Area -- that
the quotation of $1450.00 received from Armstrong
Bros. be accepted for resurfacing requirements as
outlined in our Invitation to Quote #62 -42;
(d) #62 -43 - Glen Haffy Conservation Area -- that
the quotation from Armstrong Bros. in the amounts of
$1370.00 and $1240.00 be accepted for resurfacing
requirements for Glen Haffy Conservation Area
as required in our Invitation to Quote #62 -43;
Carried Unanimously.
CITY TELEPHONES:
Res. #174 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- Authority Members be advised to use
° °collect?' calls when calling the Authority offices;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- no change be made
in the present telephone system of the office;
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS:
Res. #175
Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT : - the following firms be authorized
to carry out survey work as detailed herein:
Arthur Death & Associates -- Project P.6.A. --
Etobicoke Flood Plain Lands -- Mrs. Stearn;
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Wildman Rhodes & Assoc. -- Project F.6.A. - Lower
East Branch Dam and Reservoir -- J. L. Atchison;
Project P.$.A. - Humber River Flood Plain Lands --
Milgay Developments Limited and Milton & Wagner
Construction;
Project B.1.A. - Black Creek Channelization --
Department of Highways ($ parcels), J. Vidotto,
York Lumber Co. Ltd., Metro Toronto,
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME C.A. -30 -- EXTENSION OF THE BOYD CONSERVATION AREA:
Res. 1176 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT: - Scheme C.A. 30 -- "A Scheme for the
Extension of the Boyd Conservation Area be adopted,
and further in this connection, that the following
action be taken:
(a) That all member Municipalities be designated
as benefitting;
(b) That the Minister of Lands and Forests be requested
to approve of this Scheme and make a grant of
50% of the cost thereof;
(c) That when approved, appropriate Authority officials
be authorized and directed to take whatever
action is required in connection with the Scheme,
including the execution of any necessary documents;
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -6 -- STAR CONSTRUCTION:
A communication from Mr. Walkinshaw with regard to a claim of Star
Construction Limited was presented.
Res. #177 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- with regard to the Claim of Star
Construction Limited with regard to Scheme W.C. -6,
the solicitor be authorized to take such action
as may be necessary to attend in Court to Protect
the Authority in the matter of the Claim of Star
Construction.
Carried Unanimously.
MATTAGAMI VALLEY CONSERVATION AUTHORITY -- ASSISTANCE:
Res. #17$ Moved By:-- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: - Mr. E. F. Sutter be authorized to attend
the July meeting of the Mattagami Valley Conservation
Authority being held in Timmins, Ontario, providing
that his expelses be paid by the Conservatiin Authorities
Branch of the Department of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
LAND ACQUISITION - PROJECT P.11.A. - ROUGE RIVER FLOOD PLAIN --
SKIGAN LIMITED:
Efta_012 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
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RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of the Limited Company known
as Skigan Limited, whose assets consist of all shares,
26$ acres of land more -or -less, being Parts of Lots 3
and 4, Concession III, Township of Scarborough, all
buildings and improvements contained thereon, all
furnishings contained in the stone master residence,
and all equipment contained in the various buildings,
for the total sum of $297,500.00, plus adjustments,
disbursements, and legal fees, and further subject
to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- when the acquisition
has been completed, the Secretary -- Treasurer be
authorized to proceed with the transfer of the
assets of the Company to the Authority, and that the
Charter of Skigan Limited be surrendered in accordance
with the required procedures.
Carried Unanimously.
ENFORCEMENT OF OPTIONS:
Mr. Walkinshaw advised that in certain instances some difficulty had
arisen in enforcing options to purchase lands being acquired by
'he Authority.
Res. #1$0 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the solicitor be instructed to enforce
Options to Purchase lands by Court action if necessary.
Carried Unanimously.
REGULATIONS APPLICABLE TO LANDS OWNED BY AUTHORITY:
A communication was presented from the Department of Lands and
Forests advising that the Parks Interrogation Board required a
minor amendment to the Regulations Applicable to Lands Owned By
The Authority, before it would be approved.
Res. #181 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
THE BOARD RECONENDS THAT:- Section 17 (2) (d) of
the Regulations Applicable to Lands Owned by the
Authority be amended as follows:
"17(2)(d) operate a public commercial vehicle,
as defined in the Public Commercial Vehicles Act,
within a conservation area for commercial purposes,
except for the pirpose of making deliveries within
the conservation area".
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME C.A. -30 -- BOYD EXTENSION -- KLEINBURG ESTATES:
Res. #1$2 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- Dr. Lord and Messrs. Davidson
and Honsberger be a Committee to meet with the
principals of Kleinburg Estates Limited concern-
ing certain lands required in connection with
Scheme C.A. -30.
Carried Unanimously.
The Meeting adjourned at 12:30 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Chairman
F. L. Lunn
Secretary - Treasurer
SCHEDULE "An
#1 -- PETTY CASH:
F. L. Lunn -- to reimburse Potty Cash Fund
#27 -- OPTIONS ON LAND NOT YET PURCHASED:
W. E. Whitewood -- to reimburse option paid re Conforzi prpty.
MacDonald i4
Bergson 44
Boven 49
J. H. Thomson -- option to purchase Pt. Lot 9, Conc. VII, Twp.
of Toronto Gore
A -12 -- STAFF MILEAGE & EXPENSES:
May, 1962
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E. W. Hultay
J. L. Copeland
K. W. Strasser
J. Borland
M. G. Johnson
M. G. Johnson
M. G. Johnson
W. E. Jones
F. L. Lunn
Watershed Congress,
E. F. Sutter -- travel expense
Watershed Congress,
T. E. Barber -- travel expense
C. B. i4 ,S
D. W.
E. W.
R. W.
travel
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44
44
44
44
44
44
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expense re Authority business
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44
Feb. /62
Mar. /62
Apr. /62
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Ohio, Exec. Res. #47/62
re attendance at National
Ohio, Exec. Res. #47/62
re Authority business May /62
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A -21 -- OFFICE EQUIPMENT:
Hughes -Owens -- survey rod, plumb bob and cord
Fisher Scientific -- micrometer disc for lab.
National Cash Register - Model #21- 413S- 2 -4(B)1 Cash Register
A -22 -- TOOLS:
Wajax Equipment -- 2,000 feet of latex lines high pressure
hose
Hobart Mfg. -- Food Chopper
Geo. W. Crothers -- 2 -Wheel Cart
Duke Lawn Equipment -- Mercury 4$i? Chain Saw complete with
Helper Handle
Sholdice Service -- Saw Blade
Geo. W. Crothers -- Kohler Model #3.5MM21 Power Generator
4.6.10
10.00
10.00
20.00
10.00
100.00
54.00
20.60
92.30
41.60
71.80
7.55
61.75
73.20
139.90
149.5$
150.4$
12$.66
59.20
2$.35
43.90
54.80
50.62
9.33
$60.05
forestry
973.47
"200.65
75.91
A -23 -- VEHICLES:
White Hardware -- hardware to build tool box for vehicle #5
White Hardware -- tool cabinet for new Maltby truck
White Hardware -- tool chest for new Crites truck
Church Motors -- dome light and lock re new vehicle #6
Card Lumber -- lumber re cupboard for Maltby truck
Woodbridge Hardware -- paint re new Maltby truck
A -24 -- MACHINERY:
Sholdice Service -- two 94 field cultivators Model C -9 -3
McKeown's Service & Supply -- 2 Grove Economy 4 -ton Trailers
i4 44 49 44 -- M -F #65 Tractor
44 49 44 it -- to adjust error in invoice
dated April 25 re Howard Rotavator
McKeown's Service & Supply -- to adjust error in invoice
dated April 25 re M -F Subsoilder
668.47
27.30
690.10
12.51
27.42
7.09
10.30
138.43
$.30
417.15
2$$.40
3,166.45
.44
1.000R.
D -119
A -31 -- UNIFO.MS & EQUIPMENT:
- 2
Sainthill- Levine -- uniform re Patrol Officer
Fashion Hat and Cap summer uniform caps
A -32 -- POSTAGE:
Receiver General of Canada -•- postage 400.00
Receiver General of Canada - -- Renewal P. 0. Box 720, Woodbridge 5.00
A -33 -- STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES:
Gestetner -- mimeo paper 16.27
H. G. Barlow -- office supplies 39.12
:9 is :s a 44.34
Underwood Limited -- inspection of typewriter 2.8
`t t4 new feed rolls & main spring for typewrtr. 7.84
Gestetner -- mimeo paper and stencils 59.00
7; property forms on mimeo paper 75.46
York Printing -- envelopes ;24.70
Kilgours Limited -- wrapping paper and twine 13.16
Grand and Toy -- payroll forms 8.24
Grand and Toy -- earnings cards and payroll journal sheets 17.00
it i4 r4 carbon paper re payroll 3.71
Gestetner Limited -- stencil cut 3.43
Underwood Limited -- inspection and ribbons re typewriters 22.63
H. G. Barlow -- office supplies 47.04
:9 a IS office supplies 65.18
c7 i9 .9 19 k9 6.10
.? :9 a 33.37
Gestetner Limited -- electrical cut stencil 3.43
Underwood Ltd. -- inspection & ribbon re electric typewriter 4.68
Gestetner Limited -- mimeo paper 42.87
" a 'c and stencils 269.39
Henderson -Nicol Drugs ••- cash book 2.40
A -35 -- VEHICLE REPAIRS AND OPERATING COSTS:
North -End Garage -- repairs to vehicle #7 33.37
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for April 1$7.97
Fagin4s Garage -= repair and grease vehicle #14 11.41
`7 " 79 welding re vehicle #14 3.00
Lippay Motors -- repairs to vehicle #6 121.22
Fagin's Garage -- battery re vehicle #14 6.13
Williams B. A. -- spark plugs re vehicle #3 6.80
E. F. Sutter -- cash expenditure re gas purchased for vehicle 4.80
Ross Lipsett -- tires for licensed trailer at Black Creek 88.25
Louis Muise -- water pup re vehicle #4 11.67
Hawman Motors -- repairs re vehicle #2 10.25
vv °Q paint re vehicle #5 3.35
4 '�
99 t repairs re vehicle #12 4.30
it 97 " 79 #5 2.05
`r " „ clutch vehicle #3 4.57
SP
a 20,000 mile inspection re vehicle #2 23.20
'7 ��
`P repairs to vehicle #19 70.47
i9 25,000 mile inspection re vehicle #2 41.02
" ft
99 muffler and tailpipe re vehicle #3 29.78
�9
s9 repair drive shaft and universal vehicle #4 18.50
'9 .9 gearshift linkage on vehicle #5 1.80
International Harvester -- repairs re vehicle #19 105.48
Imperial Oil Co. -- portion gas purchases for April 53.47
Hawman Motors -- paint for vehicles 13.39
Park Manor Motors -- 1,000 mile inspection re vehicle #5 7.99
Crangle's Garage -- repairs to vehicle #1$ 112.34
Louis Muise -- replace battery under��guarantee re vehicle #3 8.32
Church Motors -- repairs re vehicle #6 22.78
A -36 -- MACHINERY REPAIRS AND OPERATING COSTS:
Sholdice Service -- change tires on tractor 2.00
72.86
67.29
3
Sholdice Service -- plough shares
Humber Automotive -- trailer coupler
Niagara Brand Chemicals -- repairs to rotomist sprayer
Canadian Tire Corp. -- set of booster cables
Hudson Welding -- making hitches for wood chipper
W. J. Hux -- chain links for cultivator
The Elms Restaurant -- oil for tractor
Kinch & Sutton -- parts for tractor
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Woodbridge Hardware
McKeown9s Supply -=
PP .P
-- cotter pines
belt
bearings
seal
bearings and cup
pin and nut
repairs to tractor
parts for tractor
PP it it
SP PP S4 R SP
i4 YP SP S4 PP
sP SP .P aP disc
PP tractor parts
a ;P oil and filter for tractor
Woodbridge Farmers? -- grease for machinery
A -41 -- TELEPHONE:
Bell Telephone -- 857 -1776 for April 1962
PP 857 -3331 for April 1962
HU 9 -5686 for April 1962
AL 7 -8745 for April 1962
843 -2494 for April 1962
843 -2949 for April 1962
WH 2 -2070 for May 1962
CLAREMONT 101 for May 1962
AT 8 -0671 for May 1962
ZA 7 -3573 for May 1962
ZA 5 -8253 for May 1962
ME 3 -9901 for May 1962
HU 9 -5686 for May 1962
AL 7 -8745 for May 1962
857 -1776 for May 1962
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lA -42 -- LIGHT. HEAT, POWER AND WATER:
Twp. of North York Water -- water re 17 Mill St. Mar. & npr.
North York Hydro -- hydro re 17 Mill St. March and April
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge -- hydro re main office for April
A-43 -- RENT:
Maplecrest Realty -- rent re Office space to June 30/62
-- OFFICE CLEANING & MAINTENANCE:
Mrs. G. Cochrane -- cash expenditure re cleaning supplies
for office
White Hardware -- furniture polish for office
G. H. Wood -- soap for office
Northern Industrial Laundries -- lab. coats for office
Mrs. G. Cochrane -- cleaning services re office May /62
Automatic Pumping -- pump for boardroom basement
A -51 -- TAXES NON- REVENUE PRODUCING PROPERTIES:
Twp. of Uxbridge -- Roll #199 re 1962 taxes for Uxbridge C/A
Twp. of n •P #502 sP a a Glen Major C/A
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7.21
11.57
182.03
6.74
8.78
3.70
20.60
7.92
1.08
.28
5.87
"6.10
1.34
6.30
1.70
52.67
7.98
5.59
36.10
7.08
2.88
6.99
16.30
7.47
6.89
26.66
36.66
3.59
22.42
4.89
25.22
19.95
34.42
39.14
40.39
55.27
49.76
3.34
10.69
5.00
20.5•
64.56
1,125.00
2.38
13.05
8.36
12.95
125.00
30.52
37.29
113.76
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'A -52 -- LEGAL & AUDIT FEES:
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- fee $500. disbursements $254.$0 re
acquisition from Village of Bolton
A -53 -- GENERAL EXPENSE:
Hughes -Owens -- repairs to transit level
Henderson -Nicol Drugs -- first aid supplies re vehicle /4
ii se i4 if if 77 . 77 7?
ii if 17 ■ SS 77 .i i7 office
if .7 S7 ,7 ii 77 " vehicle #$
McGraw -Hill -- reference book
Fairbank Hardware -- keys cut for office
University of Toronto Press -•- reference book
754$0
36.75
1.79
1.03
6.76
6.62
8.23
3.09
4.12
A -54 -- INSURANCE:
Reed, Shaw & McNaught -- renew equipment floater 900.00
it i7 .7 2nd installment re Comp. dishonesty
policy 353.34
A -61 -- PRIVATE TREE PLANTING PROGRAMME:
J. A. Agnew -- travel expense re tree planting April 1962
White Hardware -- small tools and shovels for tree planting
Eagin's Garage -- oil re vehicle #14 on tree planting
C. Ireland -- bolts and pins re tree planters
Fair's Welding -- welding re tree planters
Imperial Oil -- portion gas purchases for April
W. Dick. -- tractor gas used in tree planting
McKeown's Supply -- steam clean and repair tractor
Crangle's Garage -- gas used in tree planting re vehicle #18
Woodbridge Farmers' -- oil for machinery for tree planting
A -73 -- TILE DRAINAGE SUBSIDIES:
S. B. Watson -- tile drainage subsidy
C. & H. Hoover -- 77 .7
A -74 -- FARM POND RESEARCH:
Henderson -Nicol Drugs -- cotton swabs re pond research
77 if 77 distilled water
Fisher Scientific -- lab. chemicals
Woodbridge Farmers' -- poison re pond research
Richards Glass Co. -- vials for water samples
Woodbridge Hardware -- cheesecloth re farm ponds
Underwood Ltd. -- rental of calculator for April, May & June
re ponds
British Drug Houses -- chemicals for lab. re ponds
A -75 -- FARM POND SUBSIDIES:
Vam Den Hoek Brothers -- farm pond subsidy
N. Bagg -- farm pond subsidy
A -$2 -- FISH REARING:
J. M. Schneider -- fish food
.i if .1 .P .i
Don Watt -- pellets for fish
J. M. Schneider -- fish food
ii .? S7 77
British Drug Houses -- chemicals re fish rearing
A -91 -- EQUIPMENT (TABLES. TOILETS. FIREPLACES. ETC.):
Universal Drum -- garbage barrels
77 .i
77
, 24.60
115.96
1.70
2.64
35.00
123.30
243.28
13.56
4.30
7.00
121.22
200.00
1.01
2.70
5.48
4.50
9.44
1.28
75.00
6.80
50.00
50.00
25.74
3.50
66.95
3.50
37.08
9.15
167.00
116.90
100.20
White Hardware --
Universal Drum --
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sanding belts re tables
garbage pails
of
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A -103 -- OPERATION FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM:
Science Associates -- #510 farm rain gauges
J. MacD, Thomson -- customs & Brokerage on rain gauges
Twp. of North York Hydro -- hydro re York Mills Stream Gauge
Ont. Hydro Markham -- Hydro re Markham Stream Gauge
A -111 -- ADVERTISING:
Toronto Star Ltd. -- help wanted ad.
Globe & Mail -- help wanted ad.
Moir Engraving -- engravings
Graphic Films -- fee re Authority promotion films
A -112 -- PUBLIC RELATIONS CONSULTANT & EXPENSES:
Ontario Editorial Bureau -- P.R. Consultant services for
three months ended May 31, 1962
A -113 -- PUBLICATIONS AND GENERAL PRINTING:
Morgan Davis Printing -- Authority brochure folders
1-115 -- SCHOOL PROGRAMME:
Charters Publishing - -- car stickers re Junior Fishing Day
Sportsmen's Specialty -- crests for Junior Fishing Day
F. L. Lunn -- reimbursement cash expenditure for pins Jr.
Fishing Day
E. Curwain -- P. R. Duties re Junior Fishing Day
A-116 -- PHOTOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES AND ENGRAVING:
Henderson -Nicol Drugs -- prints of pictures
SP if pictures
Toronto Camera Exchange -- photographic supplies
Henderson -Nicol Drugs -- pictures
Gilbert A. Milne -- picture prints
North York Library -- rental of projector
Toronto Camera Exchange -- photographic supplies
T. Barber -- rental of two projectors
North York Library '--a rental of film
Henderson -Nicol Drugs -- film
cv if pictures developed
if tit a Films
A -117 EXHIBITS:
Henderson -Nicol Drugs -- records re exhibit
Card Lumber -- plywood and contact cement for exhibits
H. R. Keena -- metal tray re exhibit
A -119 -- PRESS CLIPPING SERVICE:
MacLean Hunter -- press clipping service for April 1962
A -120 -- PROMOTIONAL CONTINGENCIES:
U. of Toronto -- rental of R.O.M. Theatre re showing of
Authcity Films
C2C -- HEART LAKE -- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for April
L. Maltby -- cash expenditure re sliding door in Rec. Centre
White Hardware -- hardware supplies re partition in Rec.
B -122
15.80
$3.50
5$7.84
116.90
$5.30
32.22
8.57
25.61
5.95
4.50
79.43
$8.62
1,215.35
2,144.67
124.05
195.70
3.76
8.00
7.47
4.20
31.06
3.1$
2.51
2.00
122.20
4.00
2.60
.62
.72
4.95
14.30
9.42
4.64
1$.20
100.00•
30.30
4.80
20.31
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, .utomatic Pumping -- plumbing supplies re water system
Card Lumber -- lumber re partitions in Rec. Centre
James Robertson -- plumbing supplies re water system
Aikenhead's Haidaare ••- grinding wheels re partitions in
Rec. Centre
Imperial Oil -- portion gas purchases for April 1962
James Robertson Co. -- bubbler for waterline
Woodbridge Hardware -- scotch fasteners re partitions in
Rec. Centre
Aikenhead's Hardware -- pulls, hinges and catches re
partitions in Rec. Centre
C6C -- ALBION HILLS -- CONSTRUCTION ANDIEVELOPMENT:
B. 11. Oil - -- portion credit card purchases for April
K. W. Stra_•ser -- cash expenditure re material for arboretum
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge -- portion hydro re workshop and
office for Marchand :.pril 1962
Card Lumber -- ;moulding re Superintendent's house
Para Paints -- paint for new beach equipment
Card Lumber -- felt for arboretum
Imperial Oil -- portion gas purchases for April 1962
Scythes & Co. -- rope for beach marking
W. Dick -- portion tractor gas account
Automatic Pumping -- check valve for pump
C7C - -- COLD CREEK -- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
J. 21. Agnew -- trav•,1 expense re tree planting for hpril
D. H. Wood .r ,r construction for April
B. ,,. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for Lpril
Hudson Welding -- material and labour re telephone canopy
ci " wind ow guards re workshop
welding re entrance gate
James Robertson -- plumbing supplies re washrooms
Zenith Electric -- electrical supplies re washrooms
rr rr a Superintendent's
House
Arthur Hibbard -- stone caps re entrance gates
Zenith Electric -- electrical supplies re washrooms
Dorval Cop thorn -- moving loader to Area
Premier Building Materials -- sand, gravel & stone re webrms.
,utomatic I'unping --- sand trap re wahsroom water system
Maple Block & Tile -- blocks re checking station
Zenith Electric -- electrical supplies re washrooms
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge Inspection Dept. -- hydro inspection
re washrooms
MacMillan & Bloedei -- plywood re washrooms
Card Lumber -- lime and lumber re checking station
sr lumber re washroom construction
sr :s .ement and sealbond re entrance gates
Service Glass & Mirror -- glass blocks re checking station
James Robertson -- plumbhing supplies re washrooms
Builder's Supplies -- masonry reinforcing re checking station
J. C. Gilbert -- septic tank & tile bed for washrooms and
workshop
Imirial Oil -- portion gas purchases for April
James Robertson & Co. -- drinking fountain head
- uperior Propane -- gas for washrooms under construction
hct7 ve Hobby Centre -•- electric pencil for marking signs
Premier Building Supplies -- ready mix for checking station
H. R. Keena -- galvanized elbow
Builder's Supplies -- lime & Cement re checking station
H. R. Ke :na -- eavestroughing re washrooms
York Steel Construction -- steel construction tees re checking
station
H. R. Keena -- heating supplies re washrooms
C$C -- BOYD -- CONSTRUCTION 1.ND DEVELOPMENT:
B. L, Oil • -- portion credit card purchases for April 42.01
372.32
24.09
29.54
3.03
16.58
31.00
1.16
34.03
23.13
2.25
17.12
3.46
13.39
15.45
0.68
267.95
130.41
4.76
4.60
4.20
30.57
30.36
32.30
2.50
26.41
124.92
20.63
86.52
134.2$
35.00
20.51
30.83
200.46
56.56
3.$0
10.88
13.34
62.95
12.36
34.7$
13.26
9.72
379.00
7.53
15.50
5.00
4.07
32.50
1.70
'9.13
•56
132.87
29.90
-7-
Para Paints -- paint re washrooms
Woodbridge Farmers" -- credit re return of oat seed
Ss 44 seed for Farr Farm
SS z9 gas for Farr Farm
Imperial Oil -- portion gas purchases for April
M. Babiuk -- concrete well cover
G. Dooks -- use of truck while Area truck used on tree plant.
Woodbridge Hardware -- keys cut to sample
► utomatic Pumping -- pressure gauges for pump
Woodbridge Hardware -- eye bolts
Woodbridge Farmers' -- portion traotor gas
Woodbridge Hardware -- machine bolts and screws
13 -124
20.29
10.50CR
194.60
72.60
10.92
5.15
20.00
1.55
6.95
2.27
102.10
7.34
C8G -- BOYD AREA -- GENERAL:
B. h. Oil - -- portion credit card purchases for April 20.49
Woodbridge Farmers" -- cyclone hand seeder 5.10
Automatic Pumping -- plumbing supplies 4.38
Woodbridge Farmers" -- asphalt sheeting 5.00
Automatic Pumping -- plumbing supplies 126.39
Dillons Chemical -- weed killer 55.50
u s9 bi 49 111.00
Woodbridge Farmers' -- hand sprayer 1.80
J. MacD. Thomson -- customs and brokerage on seeds 2.76
R. M. Pincombe & Son -- seed for nursery 55.00
Woodbridge Hardware -- sprayer tank 8.94
K. Strasser -- reimbursement cash expenditure re pchse plants 4.59
Imperial Oil -- portion gas puchases for April 11.77
Herbst Bros. -- seeds for nursery 5.49
K. Strasser -- reimbursement cash expenditure re pchse plants 4.58
Woodbridge Farmers' -- seeds for nursery 7.98
Spramotor Limited -- parts for irrigation pump 42.64
C13C -- GLEN HAFFY -- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
Woodbridge Farmers" -- grass seed and fertilizer 183.45
Fagin's Garage -- portion gas re vehicle #14 3.68
Zenith Electric -- electric supplies re washrooms 39.35
Don Watt -- grass seed 6.45
Fagin's Garage -- portion gas re vehicle #14 3.88
Para Paints -- varnish 4.94
Fagin's Garage -- portion gas purchases re vehicle #14 for Apr. 13.26
Card Lumber -- lumber for washrooms 9.89
99 a a a .9 126.36
Para Paints -- paint for checking station 22.45
Woodbridge Hardware -- glue .78
Woodbridge Farmers' -- fertilizer 6.00
Superior Propane -- gas for washrooms under construction 5.00
W. Dick -- portion tractor gas account 98.01
H. R. Keena -- stand pipe for hatchery 4.80
C14 C -- GREENWOOD -- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for April
York Bag Co. -- sand bags for dam
Barclay Transport -- rental of truck and loader re beach
improvements
Imperial Oil -- portion gas purchases for April
B. A. Oil -- portion tractor gas
Ontario Hydro Oshawa -- portion hydro re workshop and office
C17C -- HUMBER TRAILS -- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
Woodbridge Farmers' -- portion tractor gas
C19C -- CA -6 -- CLAREMONT -- CO.NSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
B. L. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for April
D. L. Mairs & Sons -- files
rutomatic Pumping -- sand trap re pump
Imperial Oil -- portion gas purchases for April
26.60
70.00
45.00
20.26
105.90
9.12
49.58
31.79
1.54
30.83
4.78
B -125
-$ -
H. W. Boyes -- straw for mulching trees and shrubs 24.75
Ont,rio Hydro Oshawa -- portion of hydro re workshop & office 1$.50
C2$C -- BLACK CREEK -- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
J. A. .,gnew -- travel expense re tree planting for April 1.20
D. H. Wood " construction 0 a? 5.60
North York Hydro -- portion hydro re workshop and office Apr. 50.32
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for .,pril 45.44
Woodbridge Farmers? -- seed 9.90
Para Paints -- paint to complete Ref. Booth 32.59
Para Paints -- paint to complete s?
iP
1$.33
Woodbridge Hardware -- steel wool & paint rollers for ref. booth 3.19
B. Dunn -- travel expense re development of the Area for Apr. 3.70
Woibridge Hardware -- masking tape 1. ?9
2.83
3.2$
37.00
16.97
i4 glass
4 masking tape, steel wool
Dillons Chemical Co. -- spray for weeds
G. Keith & Son -- plants and seeds re Area development
A -- CA -23 -- ALBION HILLS EXTENSION:
Purchase Kleinberg property 69,995. 00
C47C -- PALGRAVE FOREST & WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AREA -- CONSTRUCTION
AND DEVELOPMENT:
J, L. Copeland -- cash eipenditure re spray for weeds
J. A. Agnew -- travel expense re tree planting for April
WJ$A -- W.C.-5 --
HIGHLAND CREEK -- LAND:
Wildman & Rhodes -
Strung Real Estate
12.55
47.50
- survey & plan re Milligan & Clarke ppty. 1,979.85
-- appraisal Helliwell property 1,321.45
W23A -- W.C.-19 -- BLACK CREEK DAM -- LAND:
Chambers & Meredith -- services re supplementary work and
court attendance re Downsview Meadows
Twp. of North York -- printsof Registered Plans
1,559.55
2.06
W44B -- W.C.-34 -- CHANNEL IMPROVEMEl S LOWER HIGHLAND CREEK, LOWER
HUMBER AND LOWER ETOBICOKE CREEK -- ENGINEERING:
Chrysler, Davis & Jorgensen -) Cert. #4 re engineering services
for Highland Creek Project 1,5$7.00
W44C -- W.C.-34 -- CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS LOWER HIGHLAND CREEK, LOWER
HUMBER AND LOWER ETOBICOKE CREEK -- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
Bridgeman ?s Hardware -- hardware supplies re Highland Creek 2.53
?V V' thermos jugs re Highland Creek 16.$6
a hardware supplies re Highland Creek 17.26
Hudson Welding -- earth tampers re Highland Creek 16.24
A. Di Florio Equipment -- rental front -end loader re L. Humber1,130.00
9.17
19.12
6.59
456.30
55.00
.80
1.42
56.11
488.94
21.44CR
6.41
298.45
9.34
121.34
8,762.07
4,329.31
White Hara dware -- hardware supplies re Lower Humber
Henderson -Nicol Drugs -- first aid kit re Lower Humber
Kingston Road Lumber -- lumber re Highland Creek
Nelson Crushed Stone -- stone re Highland Creek
E. Hambleton -- travel expense re Lower Humber construction
Clover Leaf Service Station -- gas re Highland Creek
;? '? IS 'c and oil re Highland Creek
Nelson Crushed Stone -- stone re Highland Creek
Highhnd Creek Sand & Gravel -- sand fill re Highland Creek
M. L. Snyder & Son -- credit re overcharge
Lambton Lumber -- lumber re Lower Humber
Nelson Crushed St ne -- crushed stone re Highland Creek
White Hardware -- water jugs re Lower Humber
Nelson Crushed Stone -- crushed stone re Highland Cmk
Macaferri Gabions -- gabions re Lower Humber
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Nelson Crushed Stone -- crushed stone re Highland Creek
49 .i ,i a Y9 .i .i 44
.9 ,9 .4 vs .i i4 i4
K. J. Beamish Construction -- rental front -end loader re
Lower Humber
.4 It rr . rental bulldozer re L. Humber
,; i; 19 ,4 r4 loader re Lower Humber
a i4 .a .d .4 ,9 .9 ;4 .S'
Milton Quarries -- stone re Lower Humber
a 49 ,r .r ,i .4
B -126
181.77
417.61
100.46
672.00
120.00
100.00
1,132.00
651.12
188.76
A ii c9 ,i ii .9 112.92
9 a „ ,9 .; ,4 107.40
99 ,. i ,; ,4 ;4 140.52
106.92
A. Marritt -- trucking charges re Lower Humber 403.50
.. Di Florio Equipment -- rental front -end loader re L.Humber 520.00
Macaferri Gabions -- gabions for Lower Humber 1,931.83
Nelson Crushed Stone -- crushed stone re Highland Creek 120.07
;i .i ,9 a .9 a 125.19
i9 it 94 :. .9 i9 i9 i9 295.18
i9 ti4 A .; .9 a ,4 a 298.48
.9 .4 49 A i9 n A A 179.09
White Hardware -- pliers and work gloves 22.42
A. Di Florio Equipment -- rental of front -end loader May 14-18 410.00
Milton Quarries -- rock for Lower Humber 110.28
;9 99 a A A A 105.24
;4 44 ,; ,9 ,4 99 111.96
A :4 .4 ;4 ;9 i9 222.60
;r i9 it .r 99 ,4 108.84
Terry Machinery Co. -- rental of pump and hoses Apr. 16 -
May 16 76.58
Nelson Crushed Stone -- rock for Highland Creek 120.22
;1 19 Y9 S% Y9 i9 i9 119. 21
Highland Creek Stone fill for Highland Creek 1,969.17
Milton Quarries -- rock for Humber 24.00
.4 ,r it i 108.96
I ;i , ,9
E. Hanbleton -- travel re construction
Nelson Crushed Stone -- stone re Highland Creek
L. Di Florio -- rental front end loader re Lower Humber
White Hardware -- locks re Scheme
J. Gallo Ltd. -- fill re Lower Humber
Fairbank Hardware -- fence and supplies re Highland Creek
100.00
116.97
124.00
10.44
1,163.50
8.73
W45C • -- W.C. -35 -- EXTENSION TO FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM -- CONSTRUCTION
AND DEVELOPMENT:
D. L. Mairs & Son - -- plumbing supplies re Duffin E. Branch Stream
Gauge 2.30
Super Structure Door -- door & frame re Duffin E. Br. Str.Gauge 41.72
Woodbridge Hardware -- keys cut .93
Flt, -- CLAIREVILLE RESERVOIR -- PROPERTY:
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- fee $1,300, Disb. $398.77 re purchase
Lindsay property 1,698.77
A. Death -- search, survey & description Reservoir Site 2,735.25
44 .9 .9 ,9 i9 re Lauder ppty. 226.60
14.55
a ,4 expropriation plan re Graham property
F1B1 -- CLLIREVILLE RESERVOIR -- ENGINEERING:
James F. N"acLaren -- 5th account re engineering services
to April 30th
F2A -- EBENEZER RESERVOIR -- PROPERTY:
2,719.18
Wildman & Rhodes -- survey and plan re J. H Thompson ppty. 692.80
Purchase Thompson property 24,900.00
B -127 - 10 -
F2B1 -- EBENEZER RESERVOIR -- ENGINEERING:
James F. MacLaren -- 7th Account re Engineering Sert4aes
to April 30th 2,95909
F3A -- BOLTON RESERVOIR -- PROPERTY:
F. Schaeffer & Associates -- survey & plan re Henderson ppty. 392.10
Purchase G. Culham property 13,050.00
F6A -- LOWER EAST BRANCH RESERVOIR -- PROPERTY:
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Windrush Properties Corp. 579.95
-- FINCH RESERVOIR -- PROPERTY:
Wildman & Rhodes -- survey & plan re Hicks pitperty 1,213.15
F1OA -- WILLOWDALE RESERVOIR -- PROPERTY:
Wildman & Rhodes -- survey & plan re Corp. Twp. of North York
property 94$.65
F111L -- WOODBRIDGE CHLNNELIZ:.TION -- PROPERTY:
1�. Death -- survey & Plan re McEachren property 2$$.90
Purchase McEachern property 10,500.00
A. Death -- search, survey & description F.L. l,. & Vell Ppty. 355.90
F11B1 -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION -- ENGINEERING CONTRACTS:
James F. MacLaren -- 7th Account re Engineering Services to
April 30th 3,104.19
F11B2 -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION -- ENGINEERING -- OTHER:
H.E.P.C. Woodbridge -- inspection of outlets installed in
Engineer's office 7.75
F13B1 -- PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING DON WATERSHED -- ENGINEERING CONTRACTS:
H. G. Acres -- field engineering services for April 1962 2,340.25
B11, -- BLACK CREEK -- PROPERTY:
A. Death -- expropriation plan re Guided Investments
properties
search, survey & description re Scarlett
Rockcliffe Blvd.
Twp. of North York -- prints of Registered Plans
b1Bl -- BLACK CREEK -- ENGINEERING CONTRACTS:
SQ
& Halliday
4$.25
Rd. to
1,552.05
12.36
James F. MacLaren -- 8th Account re engineering services
to April 30th
1st Account re engineering services for
supervision of construction to Apr. 30
B1B2 -- BLACK CREEK -- ENGINEERING -- OTHER:
Warnock Hersey Co. -- cylinder moulds 4.00
B1C1 -- BLACK CREEK -- CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS:
McNamara Road Construction -- Cert. #1 re Black Creek Channel
Construction 16,$10.42
P1A -- SNELGROVE RESERVOIR -- PROPERTY:
Wildman & Rhodes -- survey & plan re Bertram property 1,959.45
.r s, .c
39464.35
2,903.75
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P2A -- MILNE RESERVOIR -- PROPERTY:
Purchase Pettit Property 47,500.00
P7A -- MIMICO FLOOD PLAIN LAND =- PROPERTY:
Hunting Survey -- composite portion of sheets 6 & 7
Mimico Cr. 46.88
P$A -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LAD PROPERTY:
Purchase Edenbridge Developments property 32$.7$
Creighton property "4990:00
Roebuck & Walkinda aw -- fee $$5.00, disb. $56.$2 re
purchase Hewitt property 141.$2
if fee $60.00, disb. $31.90 re
purchase Robins property 91.90
is if fee $100.00, disb. $55.51 re purchase
.Liken property 155.51
17 97 fee $60.00, disb. $2.66 re purchase
McDermott property 62.66
91 49 fee $75.00, disb. $21.50 re purchase
Pelleja property 96.59
Purchase Humbervale United Church property 12,000.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- Fee $110.00, disb. $2$.32 re purchase
Charlton property 13$.32
Wildman & Rhodes -- survey & plan re Highland Grove Dev. ppty2,56$.$5
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- fee $65.00, disb. $31.27 re purchase
Waterman property 96.27
d 49 fee $100.00, disb. $4.90 re purchase
Lane property 104.90
94 :P fee $90.00, disb. $1.17 re purchase
Montgomery property 91.17
Wildman & Rhodes -- survey & Plan re Panczyszak property 530.30
a a 9P Tomlinson 99 54$.6.05
a 77 a " a Carlaw d 6135
i? .P a 44 :4 Misek Y4 5410
Purchase price re Boven property $,$90..000
Wildman & Rhodes -- survey & plan re Caning property 297.20
9P .P cP P9 44 Warren '� $10.05
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- fee $75.00, disb. $45.14 re purchase
Hunt property 120.14
Wildman & Rhodes -- survey, plan & Description re Vecchio
property 1$3.25
c4 PP survey, plan & Description re Goeller
property 176.05
c9 99 survey, plan & description re Mason
property 202.15
91 9P survey, plan & description re Robinson
property 197.$0
99 79 survey, plan & description re Rees ppty. 176.00
77 :9 :9 9P b9 " Newton ti4 406.05
a P9 n d a 74 Moffat 99 403.10
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- fee $$0.00, disb. $44.02 re purchase
Sunderland property 124.02
,9 :t fee $120.00, disb. $41.6$ re purchase
Humbervale United roperty 161.6$
44 14 fee $60.00, disb. $510.56 re ptirohase
Zilvers property 570.56
4 a fee $$5.00, clpb. $4$0 re pch Kennedy 89.80
P9A -- DON FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- PROPERTY:
Wildman & Rhodes -- survey & plan re Code 16 property 6$5.70
a 77 ;, a i4 Jeans Property 295.15
:7 a sc a " Welsh property 2$6.35
,P s9 ,ti sP c9 Howard '7 46.30
a .9 99 4 n Seeling 4 316.50
P9 A ,I N a Keikkila `c 330.25
d :9 P9 a l,bernetly 99 306.70
D -129
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P12A -- DUFFINS FLOOD PL"IN LAND -- PROPERTY:
Graydon T. Horton -- survey description & plan re Late ppty. 205.00
P13B1 -- ENGINEERING STUDY -- DUFFIN CREEK BASIN -- ENGINEERING CONTRACTS
Donald Inspection Ltd. --
G2C -- PIONEER VILLAGE --
Kilborn progress billing #3 re
Scheme
CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
Alpha Engineering -- sandpaper re church construction
P. C. Band -- turmaine map
Alpha Engineering -- rental of edger & sandpaper re church
construction
J. B. Smith & Son -- lumber re church construction
B. Napier Simpson Jr. -- professional services Mar. 24 /Apr.30
Card Lumber -- hardwood dowel re church construction
B. Dunn -- hinges re church construction
White Hardware -- glue re church construction
i4 '4 putty & glaziers point re church construct.
T. Roodzant -- travel expense re P.V. for May 3,4,596,16/62
MacMillan & Bloedel -- lumber re Outdoor Theatre
Woodbridge Lumber -- plywood, masonite and nails for Theatre
Loker & DeJong -- supply & install stuco re Church exterior
N. Rose -- travel re Development of Village
Woodbridge Hardware -- glass cutter re Church construction
'4 screw nails re development of Villge.
.9 .4 brush & polish re dev. of Village
cleaning supplies & takks for Vlge.
94 99 glass re collection
Lumber -- paint re Theatre
White Hardware -- Nails & Wood Screws re Theatre
H. R. Keena -- eavestroughing re church construction
99 a4 ;9
Mrs. A. Sundberg -- articles re collection
99 99 99 .y r4 14
1,866.50
5.40
15.00
64.00
788.88
180.00
4.33.
19.00
5.25
3.40
12.50
395.13
60.84
380.00
16.40
.64
2.37
1.85
3.01
1.76
20.77
28.07
15.85
20.30
56.25
12.00
#209 -- N/E -- GENERAL:
Halei's Cycle & Spirts -- whistles re lifeguards 7.99
C.N.I.B. -- ref. re R.D.H.P. Meeting May 9 11.12
White Hardware -- thermos jugs for construction crew truck 24.60
C.N.I.B. refreshements supplies for Exec. Meeting May 16 12.98
Simmons & Son -- flowers for late Mr. Hague 20.60
Treasurer of Ontario -- Vacation with Pay stamp books 42.00
Woodbridge Hardware -- flashlight batteries 1.16
C.N.I.B. -- Ref. supplied re Exec. Meeting May 23 21.63
§210 -- T.,XES -- REVENUE PRODUCING .,RE,,S
Twp. of Pickering - 1962 Taxes re Roll #1230 - Hoskins ppty. 75.54
79 .9 .9 a 44 #1231 - Stiver 44 118.91
`4 '° ,1232 - Harper i4 46.63
i4 a 1251 - Pegg Estate 337.56
`t 4 #1252 - Bayles Pppty. 258.10
i4 .9 X1545 - Roder 49 281.20
a .9 rr 154b - ntsvr propf3rt,y 529.84
9i 94 79 (7.J ..n7
.9 94 74 102.08
►9 ►. .9 56.19
94 .4 a 66.26
94 .9 94 113.79
99 94 99 321.00
.4 of 94 464.36
99 94 99 61.65
99 94 u 95.80
99 94 49 44. 27
.9 i9 130.42
.i
.9
.4
:9
f4
.4
99
.S
of
94
.9
.4
.9
.4
44
i9
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99
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94
.9
29
9i
94
77
.1
.9
19
if
.9
#1808 - Hicks i4
r`1836 - Corry s4
190$ - Puckrin 94
1909 - Crawford 99
#1910 - Lawson 94
1911 - Burritt 44
1915 - McKeown i4
#1919 - Knoff 44 i 1920 - Herron 99
1920 -1- McKeown 44
1958 - Percy 99
.9
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x=213 -- N E -- HE..RT LAKE -- OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE:
Hudson Welding - flat iron
Reed; Shaw & McNaught -- renewal of boat floater policy
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for April
Woodbridge Farmers? -- fuel oil re Rec. Caztre
Hudson Welding -- rebuilding strap hinges
Thompson Tire -- rebuild outhoard motor
Ontario Hydro Brampton -- Hydro re Bath House
Woodbridge Farmers? -- fuel oil re Rec. Centre
Woodbridge Hardware -- paint and screws
Imperial Oil -- portion gas purchases for April
Humber Automotive -•- belts for mowers
#214 -- N/E -- GLEN HLFFY -- OPERATING & MAINTEN1.NCE
W. Speers -- travel expense re Glen Haffy Extension April
Fagin ?s Garage - portion gaa.re vehicle #14
Fagin9s Garage - '?
'r? 24 ti
White Hardware -- cash box re Glen Haffy Extension
Don Watt -- calcium for roads
W. Dick -- portion tractor gas account
Woodbridge Hardware -- lamp and wax
a hardware supplies re Extension
ki naptha gas
u -130
1.00
55.00
10.10
27.43
4.25
230.10
17.37
20.44
3.99
5.52
25.19
4.50
1.22
1.29
4.42
5.2$
1$.03
32.67
16.$7
6.90
.46
; 215 -- N/E -- 1'.LBION HILLS -- OPERATING & M1.INTEN:.NCE:
B. Oil - portion credit card purchases for April 7.71
Hudson Welding - repair & rebuild water pump 9.50
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge -- portion hydro re workshop & office 5.70
.+ •�' hydro re Gadoutsis farm 6.07
Imperial Oil - portion gas purchases for April 3.22
Wm. Dick - portion tractor gas account 43.47
White2s Drugs - first aid supplies 6.02
H. R. Kenna - repair & Service to furnace 6.50
Humber Automotive - belts for mowers 20.91
2216 -- N/E -- BOYD ,- OPERATING & MAINTENANCE:
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for April 14.00
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies 6.1$
Hudson Welding - welding re fertilizer spreader 5.50
Pioneer Distributors -• parts for power generator .45
White Hardware - garden hose & gas cans 32.45
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re water supply 9.61
Imperial Oil - portion gas purchases for April 3.64
Humber Automotive - belts for mowers 20.91
Woodbridge Lumber - no- corode pipe & elbows $.31
Woodbridge Farmers? -- portion tractor gas 34.03
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid supplies 21.3$
#21$ -- N/E -- GREENWOOD -- OPERATING & MJ.INTENANCE
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for April $.$6
Graham Hardware - batteries for rain recorder 7.$3
a misc. hardware supplies 5.03
• brush and putty 2.01
Twp. of Pickering - garbage dumping fees 3.00
Kinch & Sutton - parts for Mower 19.$5
S. Pugh •• reimbursement cash expenditure for sundry items 10.24
Imperial Oil •- portion gas purchases for .-pril 6.75
B. 11. Oil -- portion tractor gas 35.30
Ontario Hydro Oshawa - portion of hydro re workshop & office 3.03
2220 -- N/E -- BLACK CREEK OPERATING & MAINTEN'1NCE:
North York Hydro -- portion hydro re workshop & office April 16.7$
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for April 15.14
Woodbridge Farmers? -- feed for animals 6.00
r -131
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Woodbridge Lumber -- paint and lag bolts 3.$9
Zenith Electric -- electrical supplies 3$.36
Charters Publishing - -- comp1ikmentary tickets 24.30
Para Paints -- turpentine, linseea oil and wiping clothes 43.9$
Woodbridge Farmers? -- feed for animals 13.$0
David Otis -- chickens 15.00
Woodbridge Hardware -- picture hangers .70
T. J. Wood -- purchase seven Berkshire Hogs 175.00
Woodbridge Farmers? -- feed for livestock 12.00
ti? .c ;? 12.82
H. R. Keena -- service & check oil burner 11.50
Woodbridge Hardware -- 6 -volt battery 3.11
Woodbridge Farmers? --- feed for livestock 33.0$
White Hardware -- spade re Superintendent ?s house 7.31
Al Gervais Chair Rentals -- chairs re opening 43.26
White Hardware - cleaning supplies 63.62
H. Goodfellow -- horse to exchange present one $5.00
Miller Paving -- liquid brine for roads 542.50
Henderson -Nicol Drugs -- first -aid supplies 2.56
#221 -- N/E -- HUMBER TRAILS -- OPERATING & M INTENACE
Woodbridge Farmers? -- portion tractor gas 16.52
Cooper & Horton -- sanding belts 4.64
#222 -- N/E -- CL.'.REMONT -- OPERATING AND M1JNTENANCE
B-. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for April 10.59
Twp. of Pickering -- garbage dumping fees 1.00
Imperial Oil -- portion gas purchases for April 1.59
Duke Lawn Equipment --- blades for mower 13.93
W. Trolley -- shipping charges on mower parts from Dice Lawn 1.75
Ontario Hydro Oshawa -- portion hydro re workshop and office 6.13
Duke Lawn Equipment -- end bearing and tie rod for mower 38.93
#223 -- PIONEER VILLAGE STORES:
Hunting Surveys -- copies of sheet 22 Rouge R. floodline
mapping for sale 3.26
;? a copies sheet 21 -25 Don R. floodline
mapping for resale 4.66
Wilkinson - Kompass -- material to make souvenirs for resale 6.77
Decalcraft -- coasters for resale 93.60
Glenwood Products -- spices for resale 25.32
17 it if 26.64
/224 N/E -- COLD CREEK -- OPERATING & MAINTENiNCE:
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for April
Imperial Oil -- portion credit card purchases for April
McKeown2s Supply -- mower sections
10.18
2.51
4.08
Payroll for the month of May 1962 49,190.29
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SCHEDULE "Bf
METROPOLITAN TORONTO & REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
MEETING NO. 2/62
of the
FINANCE SUB - COMMITTEE
The Finance Sub - Committee met on Thursday, June 14th, 1962, at the
Faculty Club, 41 Wilcocks Street, commencing at 12:30 p.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Members
Clarkson Gordon
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
F. A. Wade
A. H. Wait
W. Huels
Secretary - Treasur. F. L. Lunn
Deputy Treas. C. B. Thompson
Mr. Wait, on behalf of the Auditors, Clarkson Gordon & Company,
presented the Financial Statement of the Authority for the year
ending December 31st, 1961.
The Statement was considered in detail.
The Secretary- Treasurer presented a communication from the Minister
of Lands and Forests advising that an Adinistration Grant in the
amount not to exceed $1$3,600.00 had been authorized. This was
$16,70$.00 less than had been requested.
It was agreed, and the Committee recommends:
1. That the Financial Statement of the Authority for the year
ending December 31st, 1961, as presented by Clarkson Gordon
and Company be received and accepted;
2. That the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to take such action
as may be necessary in view of the communication from the
Minister of Lands and Forests under date of June 7th, 1962,
limiting the amount of the Administration Grant for the year
1962.
G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
Metropolitan Jomnto and IQeion
Con,'servation �uihoritc�
INUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, July 4th, 1962 No. 12/62
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, July 4th, 1962, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Vice - Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
H. S. Honsberger
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
Secretary - Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Asst. Dir. of Operations E. F. Sutter
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 12/62 were presented.
Res. #1$3 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 12/62
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
SOIL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA -- ANNUAL MEETING WASHINGTON D.C.
Res. #184 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the following members of this
Executive be authorized to attend the Annual
Meeting of the Soil Conservation Society of
American being held in Washington, D.C., from
August 26th to 30th, 1962, and that their
expenses in this regard be paid:
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Mrs. J. i ►. Gardner
A. Macdonald
C. Sauriol
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. D. Hague
R. L. Nesbitt
and further in this connection, that an Authority -car
be provided for those members wishing to visit
certain Conservation projects enroute.
Carried Unanimously.
LAURELCREST SUBDIVISION -- REZONING:
Res. 1185 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Report of Mr. J. K. Curtis,
Planning Director of North York Township, dated
May 24th, 1962, regarding the North York rezoning
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in connection with Laurelcrest Subdivision be
received and filed.
Carried Unanimously.
NIAGARA PENINSULA CONSERVATION AUTHORITY TOUR:
A Staff communication was presented advising that the members of the
Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority propose touring the Metropolit-
an Toronto and Region Conservation Authority on Saturday, July 7th, 1962.
Res.#1$6 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to provide
lunch for the members of the Niagara Peninsula
Conservation Authority touring the Areas of the
M.T.R.C.A. on Saturday, July 7th, 1962, and
further in this connection, that the Vice - Chairman
W. C. Davidson, officially welcome the group
at the Albion Hills Conservation Area.
Carried Unanimously.
COSOHOCTON9 OHIO -- GROUP TOUR:
A Staff communication was presented advising that advice had been
received from the Ontario Agricultural College that a group of fifty
farmers from Coschocton, Ohio, will be touring Southern Ontario
during the early part of August and proposing that the group visit
the Authority Region on Wednesday, August 8th, 1962.
Res. #1$7 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to provide
a box luncheon for the tour of visiting farmers
from Coschocton, Ohio, on Wednesday, August 8th, 1962,
at the Albion Hills Conservation Area; and further
in this regard, that Mr. R. L. Nesbitt welcome the
group on behalf of the Authority.
SURVEYORS:
Res. ;T1$$ Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to engage
the firm of Wildman & Rhodes & Assoc., 5175A Yonge
Street, Willowdale, to carry out the following
survey work:
Project F.7.A. -- Finch Dam & Reservoir: --
Mary P. Love, John J. Schorscher, G. Scott Malcolm,
Roper Dayment, Eric S. Clarke, Lee H. Atkins;
Project P.$.A. -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands: --
Dalton Estate, N. Norgrove, S. Mason, W. Smith, Wm. Smith,
W. Mason, D.V.L.A. (2 parcels), Township of York (2 parcels),
C. Johnston, A. Ross, V. Volpatti, J. McKehan,
A. Bath, G. Stewart, Dulane Construction.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.1 - CLAIREVILLE RESERVOIR -- INDIAN LINE ROAD:
A report and communication was presented outlining the action necessary
in connection with the diversion of the Indian Line Road in the
vicinity of the Claireville Dam.
Res. L112 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
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RESOLVED THAT:- the proposal for the relocation of
the Indian Line Road be approved as shown on Plan
dated May, 1962;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be
authorized to submit the proposals as outlined
in the report submitted to the Executive Committee
on July 4th, 1962, to the Minister of Lands and
Forests for his approval;
AND BE IT STILL FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- when the
necessary approval has been received, the Staff
be authorized to negotiate an Agreement with the
Township of Etobicoke and the Canadian National
Railways for the division of costs of construction.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.7.A. -- FINCH DAM -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #190 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to acquire
the lands owned by Mary Phyllis Love, in accordance
with the provisions of The Conservation Authorities
Act, being Part of Lot 20, Concession II, WYS,
Township of North York -- containing 3.143 acres
more -or -less, and all improvements contained thereon.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.12.A. -- DUFFIN CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. ;191 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary-Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 166.10
acres of land more -or -less, owned by Avondale
Construction Limited, and being Parts of Lots 13
and 14, Range 3 BFC, Township of Pickering for
the total sum of $175,020.00, 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.6.A. -- LOWER EAST BRANCH DAM & RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #192 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to acquire
various lands required in connection with the Lower
East Branch Dam & Reservoir being Part of Lots 1, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, Part of Block "A", and all
of Blocks "B1? and .?C., Registered Plan 5582, Township
of Vaughan, County of York, in accordance with the
provisions of The Conservation Authorities Act (the
names of the various owners along with the acreages
are as follows):
Zigurds & Solveiga Miezitis 0.937 acre
Sachiko Mariyama 1.584 acres
William R. & Lillian Martyn 0.447 acre
Don & Valerie Watt 0.644 acre
Louise A. Shewchuk 0.480 acre
James F. Renwick 56.213 acres
Carried Unanimously
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PARKS & RECREATION ASSOCIATION OF CANADA:
Res. #193 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Director of Operations be
authorized to paritcipate in the panel discussion
b eing held at the National Conference of Parks
and Recreation Association of Canada, being held at
Windsor, Ontario, on July 22nd, 1962, and
that his expenses in this regard be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION AREA DEVELOPMEN1 BRIDGES:
Res. #194 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By: -, H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to retain
the firm of Crysler, Davis and Jorgenson for the
design and supervision of construction of certain
stream crossings proposed in the Albion Hills 1962
Development Programme.
Carri ed Unanimously.
BOYD CONSERVATION AREA -- SUPERINTENDENT4S HOUSE:
Res. #195 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be directed to submit
a complete report on the Superintendent's House
in the Boyd Conservation Area before taking any
action in connection with the proposed improvements
to the said building.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C.-19 -- DOWNSVIEW MEADOWS LIMITED:
Mr. Honsberger presented a communication from the solicitor requesting
direction in the matter of a certain application made by the solicitor
for Downsview Meadows Limited to The Ontario Municipal Board.
Res. 1196 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardiner
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the solicitor be instructed to
vigorously oppose the action of Downsview,Meadows
Limited, Del Zotto and Fruitman, in their application
to The Ontario Municipal Board to amend the judgment
to allow Compensation for monies expended to obtain
expert witnesses.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 12:15 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secreiry- Treasurer
fl?etropo/ttan Joron,to and ie10n
Cori,seruation Juthoritv
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, July 18th, 1962 No. 13
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, July 18th, 1962, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
In the absence of Dr. Lord, Mr. Davidson acted as Chairman.
PRESENT WERE:
Vice - Chairman
Members
I. & E. Vice Chairman
Secretary Treasurer
Asst. Dir. of
Operations
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
Mrs. F. Gell
F. L. Lunn
E. F. Sutter
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 12/62 were presented.
Res. #197 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: - the Minutes of Meeting No. 12/62
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
Res. #198 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Accounts in the sum total of
$297,798.60, and appended as Schedule "A4 of these
Minutes, be approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 2/62 OF THE PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE:
Mr. Honsberger presented Report No. 2/62 of to Personnel Sub- Committee.
Res. #199 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 2/62 of the Personnel
Sub - Committee be received and appended as
Schedule "B" of these Minutes, and that the
recommendations contained therein, be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED EXHIBIT -- C.N.E.:
A Staff communication was presented advising that the Canadian
National Exhibition are considering providing free space to the
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Authority in the Better Living Centre for the purposes of exhibiting
the Percy Band Toy Collection.
Res. #200 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT : - providing space is provided at
no cost to the Authority, the Staff be authorized
to exhibit the Percy Band Toy Collection providing
the cost of construction does not exceed $1,200.00.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.$.A. -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS -- BUILDING REMOVAL:
Res. #201 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary-Treasurer be authorized
to take whatever steps that are necessary for the
demolition and /or removal of the buildings from
the following premises:
- Howard property - 515 Scarlett Rd.
- Hewitt property - 499 Scarlett Rd.
- Sunderland property - 4$1 Scarlett Rd.
- Todd property - 475 Scarlett Road
- Gordon Brothers property - 465 Scarlett Rd.
- Robbins property - 333 Scarlett Road
- Leslie property - 329 Scarlett Road
•- Humbervale Church property - located on Part
of Lots 15 and 16, Concession "Di',
F.H. Township of Etobicoke, Scarlett Rd.
- Hunt property - 497 Scarlett Road
- Rennie property - 1165 Jane Street,
- Charlton property -- 33 Sunnybrae Crescent
Ca2ried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.10.A -- HIGHLAND CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - MILLIGAN & CLARKE:
A Staff communication was presented having respect to the Milligan and
Clarke property in Project P.10.A.
Res. ,#202 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT : - the acquisition of the Milligan
and Clarke property be proceeded with and that
the Staff be authorized to take the following
action in this connection:
(a) proceed to have the property appraised;
(b) if possible, negotiate an Option;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.3.A. - BOLTON DAM -- DR. N. B. TAYLOR PROPERTY:
A Staff communication was presented advising that an Option had been
obtained for the acquisition of the Dr. N. B. Taylor property.
Res. #203 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 135.171
acres of land, more -or -less, from Dr. N. B. Taylor,
being Part of Lots 10 and 11, Concession VI, and
Part of Lot 10, Concession V, Gownship of Albion,
County of Peel, at the price quoted and on the
terms of the Option dated June 7th, 1962, plus
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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 RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - STEINBE2,G ESTATE:
Res. #204 Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- Resolution No. 153/62 be amended
to read as follows:
YPThat the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of approximately 0.204
acres of land more -or -less, (vacant) from
Morris Steinberg, being Part of Lot 17, Concession
4?Da, FH, (known as Lot 1$, Barrett's Plan), Twp.
of Etobicoke, for the total sum of $4,000.00, plus
adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and
further subject to a Certificate of Inspection
being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.is
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS:
Res. #205 Moved By:- Mi J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- Wildman and Rhodes & Associates,
5175A Yonge Street, Willowdale, be authorized to
carry out the survey work as outlined herein:
Project P.11.A. -- Rouge River Flood Plain Lands --
Skigan Limited;
Pro 'ect F. 2. A. -- Ebenezer Dam & Reservoir -- Mary
Nattress, Jan Biewenga, Roy Hickman, Lorne McEwen,
James Robinson, James Duncan, Joseph Watson, '
Johanna McVean Est., Crang -Booth Limited, Kerrigan
(Woodbridge Golf), John Hodgson Jr., Doris M. Telford,
Victor Windell, Robert Atherby, John Duncan, J. Elliott
Cottrellq J. A. & Ernest Parr;
Project F.5.A. -- King Creek Dam & Reservoir --
W. Morrison;
Carried Unanimously.
BUDGET REVIEW -- JUNE 30, 1962:
The Staff presented a Budget Review to June 30th, 1962.
Res. #206: Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Budget Review dated June 30th,
1962, be received and filed.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B.1 -- CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS - BLACK CREEK -- SCARLETT ROAD
TO ROCKLIFFE BOULEVARD -- EXTRA WORK ORDERS:
Res. #207 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. G. henderson
RESOLVED THAT: -- the Secretary- Treasurer be
authorized to issue Extra Work Order No. 6 in
the total amount of $545.75 for additional
excavation and backfill in the Channel as
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outlined by James F. MacLaren Associates in their
letter of July 9th, 1962.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #20$ Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be
authorized to issue Extra Work Order No. 7 in
the total amount of $1,417.5C for the replacement
of 25,000 square feet of car park area as
recommended by James F. MacLaren associates
in their letter of July 10th, 1962.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. 1209 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be
authorized to issue Extra Work Order No. $ in
the total amount of $735.00 for the placing
of 75 cubic yards of crushed stone in excavations
as outlined by James F. MacLaren Associates
in their letter dated July 16th, 1962.
Carried Unanimously.
11221 _1112 Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESCLVED THAT:- the Secretary- TreasurerLbe
authorized to issue Extra Work Order No. 9 in
the total account of $73.00 for six cubic yards
of Class 20 Concrete as outlined in the
letter of James F. MacLaren Associates under
date of July 16th, 1962.
Carried Unanimously.
SALE OF LITERATURE IN A CONSERVATION AREA::
A Staff communication was presented advising that it was proposed to
hold a Forest Conservation Day at the Boyd Conservation Area on
Saturday, July 28th, 1962, in co- operation with the Ontario Forestry
Assocation, and requesting permissjon to permit the Ontario Forestry
Association to sell -- at cost -- certain Department of Lands and
Forests publications on tree identification etc.
Res. #211 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to permit
the Ontario Forestry Association to sell certain
educational publications at cost at the proposed
Forestry Conservation Day being held on July 28th,
1962, at the Boyd Conservation Area.
Carried Unanimously.
SOIL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA - ANNUAL MEETING:
Res. #212 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: - those members of the Staff and
Executive attending the Soil Conservation Society
of America Annual Meeting from August 26th to
August 29th, 1962, be authorized to visit Williamsburg
immediately following said Annual Meetings and that
thoir additional expon. c • be Laid.
Carried Jnani_mously.
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PROJECT B. -1 -- BLACK CREEK:
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Mrs. Gell drew to the attention of the Executive certain matters in
connection with the construction being carried on under Project B.1,
which the Township of York feels could be improved.
Res. #213 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED rHAT:- the Staff be instructed to carry
out a r'omplete inspection in conjunction with the
Consulting Engineers of the works being carried
out in connection with Project B.1, and if any
infra ^tions of the contract are found, that they
be authorized to take such steps as may be necessary
to correct same.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B.2. AND SCHEME W.C.-6:
The Staff advised thZ the Tenders for construction of Project B.2 --
Black Creek, and the final weir for Scheme W.C. -6, would be in on
July 27th.
Res. #214 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Tender - Opening Sub - Committee
meet at the Authority Offices on Friday, July 27th,
1962, at 4:00 p.m. to open the tenders for Project
B.2 and Scheme W.C. -6; and further in this
connection, that the said Committee be authorized
to award the said contracts to the lowest proper
tenders subject to the appromi of the senior levels
of Government.
Carried Unanimously.
T.T.C. BUS SERVICE -•- BOYD CONSERVATION AREA:
Res. #215 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be directed to approach
the T.T.C. with a view to providing week -end
bus service from Toronto to the Boyd Conservation
Area during the Summer months.
Carried Unanimously.
PIONEER FESTIVAL -- CHILDREN?S ENTERTAINMENT:
Res. #216 Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT : - the Historic Sites Advisory Board
be requested to consider providing a Programme
for children9s entertainment at the Pioneer Festival.
Carried Unanimously,
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:00 p.m.
F. L. Lunn W. C. Davidson
Secretary- Treasurer Vice Chairman
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SCHEDULE "A"
#27 - OPTIONS ON LAND NOT YET PURCHASED
W.E.Whitewood - reimbursement option to purchase McArd prop. 2.00
++ ++ - +' +' +' " Zindler " 10.00
ti it _ 1r it it it Oslowne '+ 10.00
11 ii _ 1r 11 ft „ Harris 11 5.00
If i1 _ 11 11 T+ rf Mc Kaye IT 10.00
n it - 11 11 11 " Steinberg " 10.00
Al - OFFICE, ADMINISTRATIVE & TECHNICAL STAFF WAGES
Miss H. Brown - steno services re Chairman's office Aug. 1-
July 31/62
All - MEMBERS' ALLOWANCES, MILEAGE & EXPENSE
A. Macdonald - travel expense re summer meeting Ont.S.C.S.A.
Kemptville
fi 11 i1 11 if 11
R. L. Nesbitt- 11
300.00
$0.95
69.00
A -12 - STAFF MILEAGE & EXPENSE
Albert Colucci - travel expense re Authority business May /62 99.90
P. B. Flood - 11 11 11 11 11 ii 82.30
James Borland - if 1? '1 11 IT 11 194.00
W. E. Jones - i1 11 it IT ii i1 131.80
J. L. Copeland - 11 i1 11 11 if 11 159.40
F. L. Lunn - i1 ii IT 11 11 11 60.20
K. W. Strasser - 11 i1 IT 11 it 11 112.70
Brian Halstead - i1 11 t1 11 11 i1 15.10
Margaret Whitley- tt 1T " 11 1i 11 56.00
James Horton - ++ " ii 11 ti 11 107.10
C. E. Thompson - tt 11 if If fi ft 2$.40
Gerald Hendry - tt " 11 11 11 11 177.60
T. E. Barber - if " " iu CL Conf. re Exec.
Res. #47/62 147.74
W. R. Wand - ii 11 " Authority business
June 16 -17/62 27.30
M. G. Johnson - 11 " " Northgate Fish & Wildlife
Conf. May 13 -17/62 Exec.Res. 130.70
#47/62
Diane Mitchell - 11 " re Authority business June /62 17.50
E. Wm. Hultay - ii ti i1 If i1 ti $.10
Pat Lambert - i+ ft it ii 11 if 2.60
A -21 - OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Grand & Toy - #W10- 160 -34 executive type desk oak 131.63
A -23 - VEHICLES
Canadian Tire, Bolton - modifications on new Maltby truck 11.01
Pigott Motors - 1962 Ford 4 -wheel drive 4 ton truck (serial
#996$7B6$32520L, Lic. #46$42A) Albion 3,$00.52
+i 11 - Trade -in value 195$ 4 ton truck International (1,325.00)
A -31 - UNIFORMS & EQUIPMENT
J. A. Haughs Ltd. - uniform trousers 1$9.03
Ascot Clothes - shirts & ties for Patrol Officers $1.00
J. A. Haughs Ltd. - uniform shirts 126.93
11 11 11 _ H 11 18.76
11 11 i1 - " pants 70.89
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A-32 - POSTAGE
Pitney -Bowes - rental of postal meter
Receiver General of Canada - postage
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39.94
400.00
A -33 - ST- TIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES
Gestetner - mimeo paper 14.17
H. G. Barlow - office supplies 23.0$
" " - stapler 6.07
York Printing House - #10 envelopes 112.96
Gestetner - mimeo paper 96.7$
Charters Publishing Co. - gift forms 78.37
rr rr " - loan forms 39.73
It It rr - envelopes $.69
Might Directories - metro street index 19.44
Underwood Ltd. - overhaul typewriter 56.21
Gestetner - stencils 6.$6
Grand & Toy - credit re return earnings cards (.24)
Charters Publishing Co. - release forms 11.66
Dictating Supply - copy paper re photostat machine 106.61
Charters Publishing Co. - gift certificates 61.28
Hughes -Owens - drafting supplies 92.19
Kilgour's Ltd. - gummed tape for packaging 5.63
Gestetner - mimeo paper 19.78
" - stencils 20.58
H. G. Barlow - office supplies 69.59
Underwood Ltd. - inspection of typewriters 22.63
Gestetner - mimeo paper 55.99
A -35 - VEHICLE REPAIRS & OPERATING COSTS
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62 212.84
International Harvester - repairs to vehicle 675.99
Midas Muffler Shop - muffler, exhaust pipe re vehicle #2 33.34
City Tire Sales - tire re vehicle #2 18.62
Hudson Welding - install trailer hitch vehicle #5 17.15
Sholdice Service - oil re vehicle #20 15.45
White Hardware - eye bolts re vehicle #5 .37
J. Burrows Garage - tube, spark plugs & repairs vehicle #9 6.59
Canadian Tire Corp. - battery re vehicle #22 16..92
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle #12 20.59
Kinch & Sutton - parts re vehicle #9 2.25
Hawman Motors - repairs re vehicle #14 13.28
York Auto Body - repair & repaint vehicle #14 110.00
Hawman Motors - light lens & adjust brakes vehicle #4 2.17
Ross Lipsett - tires re vehicle #2 44.76
" IT - tires & tubes re vehicle #19 78.46
International Harvester - repairs to vehicle #19 49.76
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62 81.31
A -36 - MACHINERY REPAIRS & OPERATING COSTS
Sholdice Service - service call to start tractor 24.20
Cooper & Horton - sharpen planer knives 4.20
Elmo Disney - oil & chassis lub. for tractors 18.54
Thompson Tire - repair & loan tractor tire 26.10
Canadian Tire Corp. - bolts re #955 •48
McKeown's Service - muffler for tractor 11.00
Kinch & Sutton - tractor parts 2.69
Miller's Mendit Shop - repairs to tractor 5.85
1? It " - welding re chain saw 1.25
rr " rr - misc. welding & repairs 37.00
Humber Automotive - repair 8 ton hydraulic jack 15.24
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A -41 - TELEPHONE
Bell Telephone
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- ZA5 -8253
- ZA7 -3573 TT
- cash expended re telephone calls on
behalf of Authority
- AT$ -0671 June /62
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A -42 - LIGHT, HEAT, POWER & WATER
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re main office May /62
A -43 - RENT
Maplecrest Realty - rent re office space to July 31/62
A -44 - OFFICE CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
Northern Industrial Laundries
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re Mill St. boardroom
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Aikenhead's Hdwe. - dry sheathing re " TT TT
A -51 - TAXES NON- REVENUE PRODUCING PROPERTIES
Twp. of Vaughan
Twp. of King
Twp. of King
Twp. of Markham
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51970 Humber Trails
52477 Cold Creek
#52$60-#1 Kennedy Prop.
#52$60F1 TT
#52$10F4 Bruce Prop.
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#52$20F1 TT If
#60031 Litz Prop.
79507 Dose Prop.
#701$5 Cosburn Prop.
7701$6 Kobel Realty
#4618 Thorbray Prop.
A -52 - LEGAL & AUDIT FEES
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - professional services re assessment
hearing A. Percy property
A -53 - GENERAL EXPENSE
Electro -Voice Ltd. - repairs to trans - hailer
TV TT TT _
Bolton Enterprise - s
A -54 - INSURANCE
Reed,Shaw & McNaught-
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ubscription from May 1/62 - May 1/63
36.15
552.92
22.17
4.64
30.07
1$.0$
27.49
39.79
39.79
20.25
40.37
65.81
1,125.00
11.85
8.14
$.43
1.43
123.41
51.27
401.22
66.67
229.7$
527.36
69.47
177.99
977.10
5$.7$
124.$1
10$.00
161.42
100.00
7.06
5.53
2.50
inc.fire coverage re building & contents $$.51
renew comp.liab.non -owned auto policy 2,721.6$
- renew auto fleet policy 2,20$.00
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A-61 - PRIVATE TREE PLANTING PROGRAMME
Fagin's Garage - gas,lub.& repairs re veh.used on tree plant.
It " - welding re tree planting equipment
IT ft - repairs to " IT It
B.A.Oil - portion credit card purchases May /62
J.D.Agnew - travel expense re tree planting for May /62
Greyhound Car & Truck Rental - rental of 2 trucks re tree
planting less repairs & lub.
McKeown's Service - pin re tree planter
" It - tractor parts re tree planting
11 T1 - rental of tractor re tree planting
ft IT - trgctor parts re tree planting
It It - welding re tree planting equipment
11 1T - repair share re tree planting
11 It - tractor parts ru tree planting
1T 11 - repair share re tree planting
TT 11 - grease re tree planting equipment
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62
A -62 - REFORESTATION SUBSIDIES
J. W. Walker - reforestation subsidy
A -73 - TILE DRAINAGE SUBSIDIES
Charles Hoover - tile drainage subsidy
Jack W. Fraser - "
Aa -74 - FARM POND RESEARCH
Toronto Milk Bottle Exchange - pint bottles re lab.
Westgate Transport - transport charges re bottles
Woodbridge Hardware - masking tape
11 TT - cheesecloth
11 1T - 11
A -75 - FARM POND SUBSIDIES
Elgin Wedgewood - farm pond subsidy
A -$2 - FISH REARING
J. M. Schneider - fish food
11
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11 T1 iT 11
11 iT IT 11
11 11 1T H
B -145
66.47
13.50
35.91
79.04
107.60
502.45
2.17
11.11
39.99
6.60
6.37
6.00
.$5
1.50
4.74
217.0$
300.00
160.00
200.00
3.93
2.00
3.$6
.64
1.09
50.00
3$.34
50.58
3.50
3$.16
3.50
A -91 - EQUIPMENT ( T1 .BLES,TOILETS,FIREPLACES,ETC.)
Card Lumber - lumber re signs 54.65
A -103 - OPERATION FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM
Woodbridge HEPC - hydro re Woodbridge Stream Gauge Apr.& May 10.00
Twp. of Tor.Hydro- " " Summerville " "T 11 it 2.30
Scar.Pub.Util. - " "Highland Creek " f1 IT It 9.1$
Pick. " " - " " Pickering It 11 11 11 2.50
-We-ton " " - " " Weston 11 " 11 11 5.83
GrRham Hardware - batteries for rain recorder 7.$3
A -111 - ADVERTISING
The Telegram - ad re help wanted
N. Lamont Tilden - public service announcements
9.10
100.00
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A -113 - PUBLICI.TIONS & GENERAL PRINTING
Charters Publishing Co. - Fireside Night cards
1t " " - score cards for archery range
11 1t " - nature hike cards (25,200)
Brigden's Ltd. - brochure stands & topper cards
A -114 - TOURS & SP rCILL DAYS
Charters Publishing Co. - invitation cards re C/C opening 33.44
11 t1 " - reply 1t It IT 1► 22.87
11 It +t - programmes It " IT 179.07
t1 It " - invitation cards " " 11 15.89
IT II " - name cards " it 11 14.57
II IT " - envelopes II it It 16.92
II " " - lunch tickets It IT 11 12.$6
Malabar Ltd. - costume " it " 10.30
Woodbridge Hdwe. - thumb tacks if " .9$
Gray Coach Lines.- bus for tour of projects by Auth.members 72.00
C.N.I.B. - lunch re C/C opening 74$.00
D. Adair - services re C/C opening 19.40
G. Cooke - services 1t tt IT 40.30
A -115 - SCHOOL PROGRAMMES
John Wilson - travel expenses re h,uth.bus. for Educ.tours 30.30
Mrs.W.R.Wand- rental & mileage re trailer for Jr.Fishing Day 1$.00
C.R.Purcell - chart & map purchased on behalf of Authority
re Jr. Fishing Day 1.00
A -116 - PHOTOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES & ENGRAVING
Alfred E. Roberts - prints of pictures 5.72
Moir Engraving - engravings 64.70
Toronto Camera Exchange - photography supplies 38.52
tt II IT - IT 11 24.47
II 11 IT - ft 11 110.79
Toronto Public Libraries - photo enlargements 1.60
Moir Engraving - engravings for ads 60.77
A -11$ - MOTION FICTUTE PP0GRidV V1E
Graphic Films - release prints Authority film 3$4.32
t1 ti - 5 extra " it it 960.80
A -119 - PRESS CLIPPING SERVICE
MacLean- Hunter - press clipping service for May /62
A -120 - PROMOTIONI.L CONTINGENCIES
RCA Victor - records re summer spot announcements
372.3$
31.10
111.35
519.06
19.40
$5.10
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B -147
C20 - HEART LAKE - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62 1$.1$
Harry Matson - travel expense re Area dev. for May /62 4.40
J. D. Agnew - tr IT tt ft it n It 9.20
Bert Van de Yssek tt IT tt ft If ft it 3.90
:tikenhead's Hdwe. - hardware re partitions in recreation centre 14.60
Glendale Supplies - Cert . #2 tt ft 'r Tr If 227.00
Armstrong Bros. - sand fill re beach extension 5.20
Woodbridge Hdwe. - lacquer thinners 2.7$
Armstrong Bros. - sand re beach extension 54.81
tr tt _ it n rt tt 101.43
TV It - it IT II it 7.65
ABC Ready Mix - ready mix re water supply 19.50
Maurice Babink - clean & deepen well 80.00
Hudson Welding - hinges re partitions recreation centre 100.00
TT It - ft rt It ft tl 38.18
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re water system 102.71
Card Lumber - lumber re partitions recreation centre 267.80
1r tt - contact cement re partitions recreation centre 6.85
Armstrong Bros. - 3/8' clear stone re recreation centre 22.00
rt rt - single service treatment for roads 1,450.00
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re water system 22.89
If rt _ It TT it It ft 26.17
Woodbridge Hdwe.- wash basin It tr It •73
Queensway Electric - rawl plugs re doors in recreation bldg. 2.06
Armstrong & Molesworth - architectural services re recreation
bldg. 1,921.08
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases May /62 9.13
Armstrong Bros. - 3 /$tt clear stone re recreation centre 20.90
Desco Vitro Glaze - flooring re recreation centre 3,111.00
C6C - ALBION HILLS - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
Harry Matson - travel expense re Area development for May 4.20
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62 18.18
J. D. Agnew - travel expense re tree planting for May 10.00
Bert Van de Yssel tr rr It ft TT it If 5,60
Chas. Ireland - bolts
Dominion Steel & Coal - fencing 119.98
White Hdwe. - hardware supplies 17.09
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May 16.76
C70 - COLD CREEK - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62 36.27
F. A. Deurbrouck - travel expense re Area development for May 22.40
Harry Matson - IT it 't ft tr rr If 2.80
Bert van de Yssel- 't rt tr tree planting for May 26.80
Oscar Rutledge - beams for rifle range 21.63
Monarch Sand & Gravel - gravel for roads 323.39
White Hdwe. - nails & bits re rifle range 14.36
Premier Building Supplies - concrete sand & aggregate re
checking station 24.74
Maple Seed Mill - millet seed 10.00
Woodbridge Farmers' - grass seed 10.50
D. & L. Plastics - plastic for checking station map 4.00
Armstrong Bros. - surfacing roads at Cold Creek 2,170.00
British Drug Houses - dye for tracing water supply for pond 2.92
Wm.J.Martin - drawing & sharpaning stone chisels for checking
station 5.25
White Hdwe. - nails & bolts re checking station 22.04
kctive Hobby Centre - Ungar heating unit re checking station map 2.32
Canadian Tire Corp. - grease gun & flexible hose 2.21
TT ft tr - enamel re entrance gate .74
Hudson Welding - angle iron re checking station 25.44
Everlast Aluminum - installation of windows re Super. house 387.49
Hudson Welding - cut well casings re washrooms 6.00
IT IT - metal re checking station 1.70
B-148 -7-
Hudson Welding - welding pin re entrance gates
Card Lumber - sealbound re checking station
rr " - lumber TT " II
I: 1' - sealbound re washrooms & service bldgs.
IT n - cement rr r II rr
" h - cement, sealbound & pipe re washrooms &
service bldgs,
rr rr - lumber re checking station
rr rr - rr tt rr rr
rr rr - rr rr rr rr
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
Graham Products - excelite panel re checking station
Dominion Steel & Coal - gencing
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood re checking station
Card Lumber • cement re checking station
rr rr rr n rr rr
rr rr _ polyethelyne for archery range
Canadian Tire Corp. - paint & brush
Card Lumber - lumber re checking station
:M1cCauley's Builders Supplies - cement re checking station
James Robertson - toilet seat re Superintendent's house
H.M.Davis & Sons - grading re construction of archery range
rr r rr rr rr rr rr rr rr
White Hdwe. - hose & sprinkler
rr 0 - hardware supplies
good.bridge Hdwe. - chisel & concrete nails re washrooms in
service building
Craw Bros. - flashing & roofing re checking station
Wo .adbridge Farmers' - diesel fuel re #955
imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62
C$C - BOYD - COIN STRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62
Woodbridge Farmers' - hinges & clamp
" 'r - gate bolts
" " - weed killer
Dorval Copithorn - rental of loader re beach development
Woodbridge Farmers' - grass seed
Bolton Fuels - grass seed
Woodbridge Hdwe, - twist drill
Imperial Oil -- portion credit card purchases for May /62
C$G - BOYD - GENERhL
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62
Auto. Pumping - tape & clamps
United Co- Op - weed killer
Woodbridge Hdwe. - thermos jug
Sprarnotor Ltd. credit re return 3" tee valve
Woodbridge Hdwe. -- rope
Woodbridge Farmers' - fertilizer
Auto. Pumping - plumbing supplies
James Robertson - galv. plugs
Woodbridge Hdwe, - bags & measuring cups re seeds
- file & hoe
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62
C12C - UXI3RIDGE - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
J. D. Agnew -- travel expenses re tree planting for May
1.00
3.30
4.61
4.94
22.25
64.76
44.50
59.33
23.07
136.13
9.51
488.76
206.69
24.72
14.83
7.21
3.08
10.38
5.15
9.22
235.00
594.00
70.48
26.43
6.34
220.00
44.49
8.26
47.28
2.42
1.55
39.75
283.95
10.80
7.23
2.65
9.05
1.85
2.35
68.30
5.52
(25.13)
.56
18.00
4.59
.88
2.44
3.77
3.25
4.70
C130 - GLEN HAFFY - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Ma
► y /62
Fagin's Garage - portion cost re gas & motor oil veh. #14
tr _ tt tt t, " for veh. #14
Bert Van de Yssel - travel expense re tree planting for May
Woodbridge Hdwe. - cheesecloth
D. A. Hogg & Son - cement re washrooms in workshop
Dillnns Chemical - weed killer
J. C. Gilbert - installation of septic tank & tile bed
Card Lumber - plywood re washroom in service building
Graham Hdwe. - keys & chain
Gillespie Bros. - sundry hardware supplies
Woodbridge Hdwe. - naptha gas•
McCauley's Builders Supplies - plywood re checking station
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re washroom in ser.bldg.
it T, ,r It 11 1, ,r ,t
McKeown's Service - rental of tractor re development
C140 - GREENWOOD - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
B. A. Oil - portion of credit card purchases for May /62
D. L. Mairs & Son - mason's line
Arthur Mitchell - nails re dam
• H. M. Dari.'s - cleaning out. river re swimming area-
- Miller Paving - resurfacing of roads & parking lots
Imperial Oil - portion credtAurchases for May /62
015C - GLEN MAii0R - CONSTRUCTION -8c DEVELOPMENT
B-149
1$.1$
4.00
27.20
2.90
.64
11.$5
25.00
392.60
17.80
2.60
68.47
.52
27.04
31.04
1$.87
35.00
24.76
1.25
14.94
280.00
2,02$.00
27.46
• J. D. Agnew - travel expense re tree planting for May 3.60
0160 - DINGLE - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
Bert Van de Yssel - travel expenses re tree planting for May 13.20
C17C - HUMBER TRi,ZLS - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
Woodbridge Farmers' - files, screw- drivers, snap & ring 5.51
C19C - CLhREMONT - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62 21.55
J. D. Agnew - travel expense re tree planting for May /62 5.20
C2$C - BLi,CK CREEK - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62 . 7$.57
Twp. North York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office
for May /62 57.35
Harry Matson - travel expense re Area development for May 4.00
Woodbridge Farmers' - seed 2.94
Monarch Sand & Gravel - gravel re roads $0.39
J. C. Gilbert - trenching 30.00
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas $7.12
" - fertilizer 6.00
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62 $.91
Geo. Keith & Sons - plants for Area 9. 20
C46A - CA 32 COLD CREEK EXTENSION
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $135.00, disb. $66.15, re
purchase of Seagram property 201.15
B -150
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C4?C - PALGRI.VE FOREST & WILDLIFE C/A - CONSTRUCTION &
DEVELOPMENT
J. D. Agnew - travel expense
Bert Van de Yssel 11
Keith Banting - seeds
it 11 - 11
Maple Seed Mill- "
Dorval Copithorn - moving loader to Area
Woodbridge Farmers' - fertilizer
W16A - WC6 - BLACK CREEK - LAND
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100, disb. $127.95 re
expropriation Wardle property
W16C - WC6 - BLACK CREEK - CONSTRUCTION
11
re tree
11
planting for May /62
11 11 11
Jones Bros. -
11 11
repair dam at Lambton
clearing out river re
Golf Club
W17A - WC11 - TOWN OF WESTON - LAND
Wildman & Rhodes - search,
11 11 TT
Golf Club
agreement with Lambton
survey & desc.
11 11
re Crombie prop.
Weston Golf 'T
2$.30
1$.00
6.62
4.22
7.00
45.00
$.45
227.95
60.00
105.00
485.70
1,165.45
W1$A - WC5 - HIGHLAND CREEK - LAND
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100. disb,. $133.15 re exprop.
Sherbowich 233.15
W23A - WC19 - BLACK CREEK DAM - LAND
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $5,000. disb. $536.05 re Downsview 5,536.05
Meadows, Del lotto & Fruitman properties
W34B - STOUFFVILLE FLOOD CONTROL PROGR AMME (PREL.ENG.) -
ENGINEERING
E. F. Sutter - reimburse casn expended re registry office
fees
W44C - WC34 - CHANNEL IMFROVEM.ENTS, LOWER HIGHLAND CREEK,
LOWER HUMBER ..ND LOWER ETOBICOKE CREEK -
CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
John Britton - travel expense re Highland Creak for May /62
Mel -Ron Cons.- Cert. #2 re culvert structure for Highland Ck.
Maccaferri Gabions - gabions re Highland Creek
11 11
fi
Leaf Service
R 11
i1 Tt
11
11
11
11
i1 11 11 11
T1 11 11
- Gas re Highland
- i1 fi 11
iT 11 I1
11
Station
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
17
11
11
Creek
11
11
it
71
Chapman Builders - Cement re Highland Creek
Kingston Rd. Lumber - Lumber re Highland Creek
11 11 11 - 11 11 11 11
Bridgeman's Hdwe . - Shovels IT TT 11
1} 1t - Thermos jug re Highland Creek
E. Darby & Sons - Sod as required for Highland Creek
Mel -Ron Cons.Co.- Cert.ir3 43 culvert construction Highland Ck.
Crysler,Davis & Jorgensen - Acct.#5 re field work 1t ft
Highland Ck.Sand & Gravel - sand & gravel for Highland Creek
G. Marritt - trucks to haul fill for Highland Creek
5.20
71.00
1,530.00
295.33
487.71
1,356.79
.$0
.$0
.$0
1.55
.$0
2.58
2.90
5.27
15.67
15,65
3b,00
1,89$.85
649.40
5,033.92
145.00
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B -151
W14C - WC34 - CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS, LOWER HIGHL,ND CREEK,
LOWER HUMBER ..ND LOWER ETOBICOKE CREEK - CONSTRUCTION &
DEVELOPMENT (cont.)
Terry Machiner - rental of pump for Highland Creek
K. J. Beamish Cons. Co. - rental of front end loader for
Highland Creek
it TI 11 11 11 11 11 T1 TT
R. V. Anderson - service re layout & supervision
K. J. Beamish Cons. Co. - rental front end loader
re gabion
wall
for Highland
Creek
Auto. Pumping - repairs to contractor's pump
W45C - WC35 - EXTENSION TO FLOOD W,RNING SYSTEM
Hudson Welding - welding re door frames Duffin E. Br.Str.Gauge
Wardell York Memorials - corner stone IT 11 IT 11 11
A. Di Florio - rental front end loader " IT 11 11 11
Connor Transport - sand fill re Woodbridge Stream Gauge
F1B1 - CLAIREVILLTJ RESERVOIR - ENGINEERING
Jaynes F. MacLaren - 6th acct. re eng. services to May /62
- BOLTON RESERVOIR - PROPERTY
F. Schaeffer & Assoc. - survey,
11 11 TI 1T _ 11
11 11 11 II ... 11
11 TI 11 it - 11
plan & desc. re Meredith
11 Wilson
Beauchamp
McKenzie
11
TT
11
IT
"
11
71
IT
23.04
1,52$.00
960.00
prop.
11
11
11
11 11 11 TT _ IT 1T iT 11 Jones T1
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $105. disb..$46.70 re purchase
Culham prop.
F. Schaeffer & Assoc. - survey,plan & desc. re N.Taylor prop.
F6A - LOWER E,JT BR. NCH RESERVOIR - PROPERTY
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,plan & desc. re f,tchison property
F7A - FINCH RESERVOIR - PROPERTY
Wildman
71
11
Roebuck
& Rhodes - survey,plan & desc.re Overbrook Holding
property
1T 11 - 11 TT 11 11 re Garwood Inv. Ltd.
property
" re Love property
& Walkinsha.T - fee $150.disb.$133.50 re exprop. Hicks
property
11 11
11
IT
17
114.00
496.00
23.45
4.00
51.50
2$.75
7.04
4,098.40
359.30
411.10
320.10
333.90
248.40
151.70
1,170.$0
859.5o
1,741.10
334.20
750.60
283.50
FlOA - WILL0WD,LE RESERVOIR PROPERTY
Rosebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100,disb.$129.65 re exprop.
Claremont Invest. 229.65
FllA - WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION - PROPERTY
Purchase price re VLA & Bell property
Arthur Death - survey & plan re Sinai Day Camp property
F11B1- WOODBRIDGE CH,NNELIZATION - ENGINEERING
James F. MacLaren - 8th acct. re eng. services to May 31/62
1,000.00
1,256.85
4,264.29
B -152
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F11B2 - WOODBRIDGE CH1it`%!ELIZATION ENGINEERING "OTHER"
Superior Propane - lighting for office provided for engineer 67.39
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re installation of
outlets re engineer's office 4.8$
F1: C1 - W00DBRIDGE CHLNNELIZATION - CONST. CONTRACTS
Swansea Construction - Cert.=1 re channel (J. F. MacLaren) 72,473.55
F13B1 - PREL. ENG. DON WATERSHED - ENGINEERING
H. G. Acres - field engineering services for May /62 6,929.45
B1B1 - BLACK CREEK - ENGIN"CRII'G
James F. MacLaren - 2nd acct. re engineering services re
Sup. of Const. 2,$07.21
B1C1 - BLACK CREEK - CONST. CONTRACTS
McNamara Road Const. - Cert.rit2 re channel improvements
B2B1 - BLACK CREEK - PHt.SE „12
James F. MacLaren - 9th acct. re engineering services to
May 31 re Jane to Rustic Road
30,079.56
3,470.80
P1B1 - SNELGROVE RESERVOIR - ENG. CONTRACTS
M. M. Dillon & Co. - Cert. A re engineering services 6,105.54
P2A - MILNE RESERVOIR - PROPERTY
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $355, disb. $81.29 re purchase
Pettit property 436.29
P$A - HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - PROPERTY
Wildman & Rhodes - survey & plan re Conforzi property 450.20
Roebuck & Walkinsha% - fee $100, disb. $25.42 re purchase
Box property 125.42
It " IT - fee $105, disb. $174.23 re purchase
Howard property 279.23
If " " - fee $140, disb. $326.44 re purchase
Gordon property 466.44
Wildman & Rhodes - survey & plan re Milgay Dev. property 1,603.50
rr rr n _ rr rr " " W. Mason property 256.75
rr rr TT - TT rr rr rr S. J. Mason property 321.65
rr ti rr _ rr IT " rr Dalton Estates property 237.05
it rr •r _ u rr " rr W. J. Smith property 261.15
rr TT rr rr IT " " Nor -rove property 224.05
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100, disb. $138.12 re purchase
Leslie property 238.12
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Locksley Builders
property 1,008.90
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $25, disb. $16.95 re purchase
Edenbridge Estates 41.95
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Twp. of North
York property 447.40
if rr _ TT r► rt re Johnston property 310.85
ft rr — rr n IT re D.T.V.L.A. property 331.20
tt rr _ TT rr 11 TT rr rr 329.45
11 IT - 11 TT 't " W.B.Smith 11 352.35
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P9A - DON FLOOD PLAAIN LAND - PROPERTY
Wildman & Rhodes - survey & plan re Lexbar Realty
,r „ ,r _ " " " " Wood Green Cons .Centre
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $125, disb. $129.$5 re exprop.
Hampton Park
- fee X100, disb. $125.$0 re Freedman
& Frimerman properties
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B -153
P12A - DUFFIN FLOOD PLiIN LAND - PROPERTY
E. F. Sutter - cash expended re registry office fees
Purchase price Lane Property
P13B1 - ENGIJ'EERING STUDY - DUFFIN CREEK BASIN- ENG.CONTRACTS
Assoc. Geotechnical Services - foundation drilling & soil
testing
G2C - PIONEER VILLAGE - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
Florence M. Belson - travel expense re Pioneer Village for May
Harold Lunn - „ It „ 1T ,1 IT If
Card Lumber - lumber re outdoor theatre
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- ++ " church construction
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Ken A. Cook
P. D. Mansy
Card Lumber -
it if
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t, ++ outdoor theatre
- bec1 re village house
- book " ,r rr
lumber re outdoor theatre
424.00
552.60
254.85
225.$0
15.10
2,500.00
4,494.35
IT It _ It ft 11 tt
++ - screw nails re church construction
WM. Junyn - eavestroughing
Chelsea Shop - chair re Village house
Mrs. E. M. Gartshore - ewes for Village
Welsh Lumber - lumber re church construction
1T 1r
- T1 it IT 11
Bedford Antiques - cupboard
Mrs. H. B. Walker - decanter
Builders' Supplies - silica sand re outdoor theatre
B. Napier Simpson Jr. - professional sere. Apr.30 -June 16
J. H. Mitsch & Son - paint & finish pews & pulpit in church
- paint interior & exterior of church
1r 1' " " - recondition & refinish chair & bedframe
Helen Lambert - painted on glaws picture frame
Goudey Mfg. - floor lacquer re church construction
Para Paints - paint re outdoor theatre
Woodbridge Farmers' - paint & roller coater re outdoor theatre
G4 - STREAM SURVEYS
Richards Glass - plastic vials re survey
•1,t209 - N/E - GENERAL
R. Dawe - reimbursement from insurance company for loss of funds
from gate receipts
C.N.I.B.- Ref. re publicity May 25
" " Valley Adv. Bd. June 1
- " " Exec. meeting June 5
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re Clairville house
" " Lindsay farm
Maple Centre Restaurant - meals re Exec. tour
C.N.I.B. - Ref. re F.Control & W.Cons.Adv.Bd. June 19
- " 11 Exec. meeting at Cold Creek
22.00
1.70
20.39
236.39
4.53
81.58
25.96
20.00
25.00
76.93
42.35
14.21
.62
24.00
22.66
30.00
311.4$
11.66
12$.75
10.30
6.25
97.50
42$.00
550.00
17.00
14.42
31.42
19.31
2.01
$.65
9$.00
10.55
19.31
12.99
6.07
7.52
87.50
24.30
36.00
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#210 - TAXES - REVENUE PRODUCING AREAS
gwp. of Vaughan - 1962 taxes re Roll l/ 42$2 Hastings property
TV it Tt _ IT 11 11 11 428$ Dalziel 11
i1 1T tT _ TI 11 11 T1
5340 Reid Estate
it IT T1 - TT 11 11 IT 5351 McMichael 11
1! TT 11 _ ,T TT 11 IT 4$79 Eberle it
11 iT I! _, IT T1 IT IT 5069 Farr 1T
11 11 TT _ T1 Tt IT 11 4880 Eberle ,1
11 it TT _ IT TT Tt 11 4891 Boyd iT
If 11 +1 _ IT TT 1T 11
5074 Heintzman 1T
iT TV Tt _ 11 11 iT TT 4$90 Boyd IT
11 IT T1 T1 TT 11 it
- 5332 Reid Estate
11 IT 11 _ 11 T1 11 it 5066 Churchill & Seed
t+ 11 1T - IT tt N tt 5r 06
it 11 TT - tT 11 11 11 5064 Seed property
5072 Farr tr
If t1 T1 _ 11 11 11 i1 5065 S e e d 1r
11 1► King - TT TT TT If 32454 Seagram TT
1213 - NYE - HEART LAKE - OPERATING & MAINTENANCE
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62
Ont. Hydro Brampton - hydro re bathhouse
Armstrong Bros. - gravel dust for roads
G. H. Wood - supplies re washrooms
Duke Lawn - replacement knives,rings,clips & bolts for mower
. James Robertson - plumbing supplies
it T1 _ 11 11
Charters Pub. Co. - portion cost re parking tickets
.Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62
ir214 - N/E - GET HAFFY - OPERATING & MA;INTENANCE
Fagin's Garage - portion gas & oil re veh. ;x'14
it T1 _ T1 Tt H 11 iT TT Tr
. B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62
Fagin's Garage - welding re mower lift
Walden Speers - travel expense re extension for May
Duke Lawn - replacement knives,rings,clips & bolts for mover
Sholdice Service - bearings for mower
Charters Pub. Co. - portion cost re parking tickets
1x215 - N/E - ALBION HILLS - OPERATING & MAINTENANCE
•.B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62
Miller Paving - calcium for roads
. Zenith Electric - electrical supplies
Duke Lawn - replacement knives,rings,clips & bolts for mower
H. M. Davis & Sons - grading roads in Area
Auto. Pumping - plumbing supplies
James Robertson - '1 T'
T1
11
White Hdwe. - sash cord
Charters Pub. Co. - portion cost re parking tickets
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases May /62
. #216 - N/E - BOYD - OPERATING & M!-.INTENArrCE
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62
Corry Bontje - services re washing life guards sweaters May
Wm. Robinson - travel expense re mower repairs
V. E. Wilson - services re Area - 9 hrs. C '111.25
Westgate Transport - transp. -charges re repaired mower shaft
• 11 T1 11 • it iT
Sholdice Service - self-propelled Mott mower
Woodbridge Hdwe. - Dutch Cleanser
210.24
231.43
54.10
134.55
87.9$
__410.19
173.81
86.$7
170.78
494.39
219.14
54.03
341.46
1,057.70
107.74
150.56
6.05
22.39
267.75
$7.96
179.63
11.21
9.62
60.21
3.04
1.33
9.06
6.05
1.50
5.30
$9.82
11.12
60.21
6.05
7$1.20
16.03
179.63
$0.00
5.2$
19.97
20.16
11.33
60.21
5.59
15.75
16.60
4.00
11.25
2.00
2.00
$12.05
.30
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/216 - N/E - BOYD - OPERATING & MAINTENANCE (cont.)
Woodbriclge Farmers' - disinfectant 5.60
Duke Lawn - replacement knivew,rings,ring clips for mower 179.63
Charters Pub. Co. - portion cost of parking tickets 60.23
G. H. Wood & Co. - paper towels 54.38
Woodbridge Hdwe. - bit re picnic tables 4.30
Auto. Bump. - plumbing supplies 16.61
Woodbridge Hdwe. - batteries & toilet pap.,r holders 3.7$
11 1T - window screening 4•$7
it IT - hardware supplies 3.32
" 11 - cleaning sponge 3.31
" T1 - cleaning supplies 4.59
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases May /62 3.02
//21$ - N/E - GREENWOOD - OPERATING & MAINTENANCE
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases Array /62 $.25
Graham Hdwe. - varsol .69
Twp. of Pickering - garbage dumping fee 6.00
Kinch & Sutton - guards for mower 24.$4
Duke Lawn •- replacement knives,rings,ring clips & bolts for
mower $9.82
P.C.O. Services - disinfectant 49.42
Graham Hdwe. - keys, sprayer hose & axe handle 4.58
Ont. Hydro Oshawa - hydro re Burritt Estate 2$.40
Charters Pub. Co. - portion cost re parking tickets 60.21
Ajax Drug Store - first aid supplies 10.11
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases May /62 9.15
4220 - N/E - BLACK CREEK - OPERATING & MAINTENANCE
Twp. North York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office May 19.11
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62 26.1$
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re museum 30.29
Gordon C. Johnson - travel expense re Area maintenance for May 1.$0
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas 29.04
Sholdice Service - self - propelled Mott mower $12.05
R. F. Wallace - groceries for cooking demonstration 15.77
Sholdice Service - P.T.O. shaft assembly for mower 33.89
R. F. Wallace - roceries for cooking demonstration 4.30
Duke Lawn - replacement knives,rings,ring clips & bolts
for mower $9.$2
Wilkinson - Kampass - supplies for blacksmith's shop 17.53
R. F. Wallace - groceries for cooking demonstration 19.48
11 IT _ IT It 11 11 15.00
iT 1! _ IT 41 11 11 5.41
Ernest S. Jay - new shoes for team of horses 40.00
Toronto Star - photo re P.V. 1.14
Robt. Simpson Co. - material for sewing 64.91
Woodbridge Hdwe. - miscellaneous hardware supplies 7.31
1T 1T - It cooking 11 for food
demonstration 12.69
Hudson Welding - welding re Mott mower 2.00
Sholdice Service - nuts & bolts re mower 9.94
Pinecrest Service - repairs to hand mower 19.09
Woodbridge Farmers' - feed for animals 39.95
White Hdwe. - cleaning supplies 25.44
Woodbridge Hdwe. - miscellaneous hardware supplies 4.99
1i it - paint rollers .64
Ken McKay - hay for horses 67.50
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies 63.64
11 11 _ 11 11 34.24
Woodbridge Farmers' - feed for animals 39.95
Wilkinson - Kompass - supplies re blacksmith shop 79.50
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for May /62 2.97
R. F. Wallace - foodstuff re cooking demonstration 10.91
Woodbridge Fruit
& Garden Centre- 11 11 11 11 1.21
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'1220 - N/E - BLACK CREEK - OPERATING & NIAINTENANCE (cont.)
White Hdwe. - cleaning supplies, nails & insecticides 34.34
Woodbridge Farmers' - belt dressing & brush 2.27
7,4221 - N/E - HUMBER TRAILS - OPERATING & MhINTENAFCE
Para Paints - paint re picnic table mount 36.36
Sholdice Service - pulley for mower 14.68
#222 - N/E - CLAREMONT - MAINTENANCE
W. A. Melbourne - travel expense re patrol Claremont C/A 141.50
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases May /62 7.18
D. L. Mairs & Son - brush 1.62
Kinch & Sutton - bar & bolts for mower 23.51
Duke Lawn - replacement knives,rings,ring clips & bolts for
mowers 90.64
Charters Pub. Co. - portion cost re parking tickets 60.21
#223 - PIONEER VILLAGE STORES
Michael Dunford - post cards for resale
Le Feuvre's Candies - candy "
Row & Co. - sprucegum & dulce for resale
MacKay Homecrafts - ties & aprons for resale
C. D. Shadbolt - covered wagons for resale
Wilkinson & Kompass - ornamental horseshoes for resale
Geo. S. Palmer - jams, jellies, etc. for resale
J & C Scott Bros. - bags for candies for resale
Wilkinson - Kompass - horseshoe nails for resale
- steel re ornaments for resale
Le Feuvre's Candies - candy for resale
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Ken Cook - sconces & candlesticks for resale
Brunswick Press - beaver dimes resale
Meadowcraft Imports - pottery for resale
Baxter Pub. - books, newspapers for resale
Frank Fog - hist. tiles for resale
Pennsylvania Dutch Products - foodstuff for resale
J & C. Scott Bros. - bags for candy for resale
Le Feuvre's Candy - candy for resale
#224 - COLD CREEK - OPERnTING & MAINTENANCE
B. A. Oil - oortion credit card purchases May /62
Duke Lawn - replacement knives, ring, ring clips & bolts
for mowers
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases May /62
#300 - PARKING & BOAT RENTALS REVENUE
Wm. J. Draper - refund purchase of season permit bought in
error
684.00
59.78
32.60
41.01
28.00
39.91
76.77
13.65
11.33
14.00
54.05
61.45
19.75
10.80
19.80
33.00
86.87
18.36
7.66
92.32
12.10
89.82
45.37
2.76
6.00
Payroll for the month of June, 1962 59,816.71
SCHEDULE yrB'
REPORT NO. 2
of the
PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
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The Personnel Sub- Committe met in the Board Room of the Authority
Offices, No. 7 Highway, Vaughan Township, on Tuesday, July 10th,
1962, commencing at 10:00 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Members M. Breen
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
Secty. Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Dir. of Operat. K. G. Higgs
The following matters were considered:
1. Certain amendments to the Personnel Regulations;
2. Proposed Personnel Regulation #1$ -- Travel Allowances;
3. Proposed Personnel Regulation #21 -- Salary Schedule;
4. The provision of additional office space;
It was agreed, and the Sub - Committee recommends that:
1. THAT Paragraph "1" of Personnel Regulation ,Y7 -- Vacation
Periods, be amended to read as follows:
l?Employees appointed to the Permanent Service of the
Authority ;hall. following the completion of six months
service from date of appointment, be entitled to a vacation
pert od with nay calculated on accrued basis at the rate
of one working day per month for each completed month
of employments including the six -month probationary
period. The :eafter the employee shall be entitled to
two weeks annual vacation with pay."
2. THAT Paragreph -A. of Personnel Regulation , #$ -- Cumulative
Sick Pay Credits, be amended to read as follows:
Each employee in the Permanent Service shall receive
a gross credit of one- and -one -half days for each
"unbroken.. month of service with the Authority -- such
credit to be cumulative, provided however, that such
credit shall not be payable to a probationer during
the service of his probationary period of six months,
but in determining such credit which has accrued to
an employee, his probationary period shall be included
in the length of his service.-
3. THAT Personnel Regulation ,#15 -- Use of Employee -Owned Vehicles,
be amended as follows:
Albion Hi11 Staff
Black Creek $2.$0
Bolton Nil
Boyd $1.20
Claremont $9.00
Cold Creek Nil
Glen Ha2fy Nil
Greenwood b9,00
Heart Lp ice 32.50
Humber Ni].
B -15$
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3. (Contd)
Black Creek Staff
Albion Hills 2.$0
Bolton $1.60
Boyd Nil
Claremont 4.50
Cold Creek 2.50
Glen Haffy 4.80
Greenwood 4.50
Heart Lake 2.00
Humber Trails 1.00
Boyd Staff
Albion Hills $1.20
Black Creek Nil
Bolton .60
Claremont 5.$0
Cold Creek 1.00
Glen Haffy 3.40
Greenwood 5.$0
Heart Lake 1.20
Humber Trails Nil
Claremont Staff
Albion Hills 9.00
Black Creek 4.50
Bolton 7. $0
Boyd 5.80
Cold Cfeek 6.80
Glen Haffy $11.00
Greenwood Nil
Heart Lake $8.00
Humber Trails $8.00
Glen Haffy Staff
Albion Hills Nil
Black Creek q34.$0
Bolton 1.20
Boyd 13. 40
Claremont $1.00
Cold Creek $2.00
Greenwood $11.00
Heart Lake $1.90
Humber Trails $1.40
Greenwood Staff
Albion Hills 9.00
Black Creek 4.50
Bolton 7.80
Boyd 5.$0
Claremont Nil
Cold Creek $6.80
Glen Haffy $11.00
Heart Lake '$.00
Humber Trails 3$.00
Cold Creek Staff
Albion Hills
Black Creek
Bolton
Boyd
Claremont
Greenwood
Glen Haffy
Heart Lake
Humber Trails
Nil
$2.50
Nil
1.00
6.80
16.80
2.00
4)2.50
Hi1
3
3. (Contd)
Heart Lake Staff
Albion Hills 2.50
Black Creek 2.00
Bolton 1.50
Boyd 1.20
Claremont $.00
Cold Creek 2.50
Greenwood p$.00
Glen Haffy q11.90
Humber Trails :132.$0
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4. THAT Personnel Regulation #1$ -- Travel Allowances, be adoptd
as follows:
n1. An employee, when authorized to travel on normal
duty by the Chairman, Secretary - Treasurer, or Director
of Operations, and when authorized by the Executive
Committee to attend conferences, meetings, courses
of instruction,. and trips of a similar nature, shall
be entitled to reimbursements for expenses as follows:
(a) Mileage rate in accordance with Personnel
Regulation #15, when so authorized, or
first -class fare for rail or air travel,
or use of Authority -owned vehicles;
(b) Reasonable out -of- pocket expenses for overnight
accommodation and gratuities incurred there-
with;
(c) Reasonable out -of- pocket expenses for meals
and gratuities incurred therewith;
(d) Taxi fares when private automobile is not used,
and such telephone or telegraph expenses as may
be incurred on Authority business;
(e) Registration or other fees, when applicable;
(f) Parking charges for Authority -owned vehicles;
(g) Such incidental expenses not covered herein
as may from time to time occur;
2. Expense claims must be supported by receipts for
accommodation when applicable.
5. THAT Personnel Regulation ,21 -- Salary Schedule, dated July
10th, 1962, as signed by the Chairman and Secretary - Treasurer,
be adopted;
6. THAT no salary or wage adjustments be made at the present time;
7. THAT the Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to rent
an additional 1,$00 square feet of office space and to include
the newly acquired space in the present lease;
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
July. 11, 1962
rneti'opottwi J&onto and Ieeion
Conse,vation _./�!AfGcorit�
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meting Wednesdays Augu8t 15/62 No. 14
The Executive Committee rnet in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, August 15th, 1952, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Vice- Chairr••an W. C. Davidson
Members 14.2s. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. Sc Honsberger
A. MacDonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. P rcell
Saui.1.ol
F. A. Wade
Secretary Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Director of Operation: K. G. Higgs
Vice-Chairman Don Ad v. lad. Mrs. G. Klinck
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 13/62 were presented.
Res. #217 Moved Bi: H. _ i-ionsberger
Seconded . ;r: -- C. Sauric 1
RESOLVED t]_c N-_nutes of Meeting No. 13/62
as presented, b adoi.ued as 12 read.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.1. A. - -us AIFC.1 i .7 "_- T, 7.2:4:_UO3 R -- PROPERTY:
A delegation of Dr. and 112.S. C. J. Cr•ahem appeared before the Executive
to discuss certain prope -.•ty in cony- -ction with the Claireville
Reservoir.
Re_s. 21$ Moved By:- h. 3. Ions i rger
Seconded By:-- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT: - no action be taken at this time
in regard to the matter of the •wham property
in the Claireville Reservoir or until such time
as the solicitor for the Grahams has been contacted.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
Res2__kaL2 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By: H. S. Honsherger
RESOLVED '7" AT:- tho Accounts in the sum total of
$524,293.1'0, and appended as Schedule i9A" of these
Minut e, b: app ."cved for paymont.
Carried Unanimously.
POLICY RE SURVF,i S:
Res. #220 Moved By:- Fir Hcr- f:e.'ger
Seccnc., d LJ: • I_. o . Gard-
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RESOLVED THAT : - the present survey policy be
referred to the Personnel Sub - Committee for study.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 2 OF THE HISTORr AL SITES ADVISORY BOARD:
Report No. 2 of the Historical Sites Advisory Board l'as presented by
MrS. Hague.
Res. #221
Moved By :- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By :- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT : - Report No. 2 of the Historical
Sites Advisory Board be received and that the
recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein be adopted:
(a) THAT the following Budget revisions be made for
the development of the Pioneer Village, Black
Creek Conservation Area -- 1962:
Collection Purchases $ 1,000.00
Bake -Oven 2,700.00
Cobbler's Shop 3,200.00
Print Shop 11,700.00
Chicken House 1,200.00
Carry -All Wagon 500.00
$ 20,300.00
(b) THAT the Authority not consider the acquisition
of the Hogg Store for the Pioneer Village, Black
Creek Conservation Area;
(c) THAT the Brief requesting financial assistance
from the Federal and Provincial Governments
for completion of the Pioneer Village, Black
Creek Conservation Area, as the Authority's
contribution to Canada's Centennial Celebration,
be finalized and submitted to the Members of the
Historical Sites Advisory Board for comment;
Carried Unai imously.
JOLLY MILLER INN:
Res. #222 Moved By :- Mrs. J, A. Gardner
Seconded By :- A. MacDonald
RESOLVED THAT : - Mr. H. S. Honsberger be authorized to
carry on negotiations in con ection with the possible
acquisition of the Jolly Miller Inn.
Carried Unanimously.
1962 CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES CONFERENCE:
A communication was presented advising that the 1962 Conservation
Authorities Conference will be held in the Toronto area on October 10th,
llth, and 12th, 1962.
Res. #223 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- F. A. VTade
RESOLVED THAT : - the Conservation Authorities Branch
of the Department of Lands and Forests be advised
that the M.T.R.C.A. would be pleased to be one of the
sponsoring organizations for the 1962 Conservation
Authorities Conference; and further, that the Secretary -
Treasurer be authorized and directed to make the
necessary arrangements.
Carr: : i Una i i.mously
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REPORT OF THE TENDER - OPENING SUB - COMMITTEE RE PROJECT B -2 AND SCHEME
W.C.-6:
Res. #224 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Report dated July 31st, 1962, of
the Tender - Opening Sub - Committee be received and
appended as Schedule 71134 of these Minutes, and
further, that the awarding of the following contracts
be confirmed:
(a) Project B -2 -- Black Creek
Bedford Construction Co. Ltd $476,$34.60
(b) Scheme W.C. -6 -- Humber River
Aprile Contracting Limited $22,109.50
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -11 -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION -- EXTRA WORK ORDER N0. 1:
Res. #225 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to issue Extra Work Order No. 1 covering the filling
of a portion of the original River at Woodbridge as
outlined in the letter of July 19th, 1962, from
James F. MacLaren Associates, and further that the
cost of same be recovered from the Toronto -York
Roads Commission as previously agreed.
Carried Unanimously.
INSURANCE COVERAGE -- ACCIDENT -- MEMBERS AND KEY PERSONNEL:
Res. #226 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the following amendments be made
regarding the accident insurance on Authority members
and key personnel:
(a) Item 17 of Authority Resolution 33/60 be amended
as follows:
Delete Conservation Areas Planner and add
Division Administrators;
(b) Item .:D., of Authority Resolution 42/62, be
amended to include key personnel;
Carried Unanimously.
PIONEER VILLAGE BRIEF RE CENTENNIAL PROJECT:
Res. ,-227 Moved By;- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Brief to the Province of Ontario
requesting a grant for the completion of the Pioneer
Village, Black Creek Conservation Area, as a Centennial
Project, be received and app ^.,ed as amended, and appended
Schedule .C; of these Minutes.
Carried Unanimously.
Res_ #22$ Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- Dr. Lord, Mrs. Hague and Mr. wade
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be a Sub - Committee to present the Brief to the
Province of Ontario requesting a grant for the
completion of the Pioneer Village, Black Creek
Conservation Area, as a Centennial Project.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -2 -- BLACK CREEK -- RETAINING WALL - EXCAVATION:
A communication from the Engineers was presented advising that certain
additional work is required to protect the retaining wall excavation
on Project B -2.
Res. #229 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT : - the action in directing the Engineers
to advise the contractor to proceed with the construction
of the retaining wall utilizing sheet steel piling
as recommended in the Engineer9s letter dated
August 1st, 1952, be confirmed; and further tat the
Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to issue the necessary
Extra Work Order.
Carried Unanimously.
VISIT TO UPPER CANADA VILLAGE:
Res. #230 Moved By :- C. Sauriol
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT : - Mr. Gearge Dyce, Superintendent
of the Black Creek Conservation Area, be authorized
and directed to visit the Upper Canada Village,
at a convenient time, and that his expenses in
this regard be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
PIONEER VILLAGE -- TAPED BROADCASTS:
A communication was presented from W. C. Davidson, advising that
Roderick King, the Roving Reporter of the Ontario Hydro Commission,
had taped a number of broadcasts at the Pioneer Village, Black Creek
Conservation Area.
Res. #231 Moved By :- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT : -- the Chairman send to Mr. W. Ross
Strike Q.C., Chairman of the H.E.P.C. of Ontario,
620 University Avenue, Toronto, a letter of
appreciation of the broadcasts to be presented
by Roderick King on the Ontario network.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT P.$.A. -- LAND ACQUISITION - HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS --
BAUER PROPERTY:
Res. #232 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of 0.337 acres of land,
more -or -less, and certain improvements contained
thereon, being Part of Lot 1$, Concession "D., FH,
Township of Etobicoke from Otto and Lina Bauer, for
the total sum of $16,000.00, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees; and subject to a
Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
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PROJECT P.$.A. -- LAND ACQUISITION -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS --
GIFFIN AND WILLIAMS PROPERTY:
Res. 4233 Moved By :- A. MacDonald
Seconded By :- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of 0.034 acres of vacant
land, being Part of Lotl7, Concession oCie, Township
of Etobicoke, from Mrs. Dorothy R. Giffin and Mrs.
Doris L. Williams, for the total sum of $500.00, plus
adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and
subject to a Certificate of Inspection being
issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.8.A. -- LAND ACQUISITION -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS ---
KUNIN PROPERTY:
Res. #234 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By :- A. MacDonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to proceed
with the acquisition of the lands owned by Sybil Kunin,
being part of Lot 1, Concession V, WYS, and Part of
Lot 10, HR, Concession III, FB, Township of York, and
Part of Lot 15, and 16, Concession nc,, FH, Township
of Etobicoke, said to contain 76.095 acres, more -or -less,
in accordance with the provisionsaf the Conservation
Authorities Act.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.10. A. -- WILLOWD'iLE RESERVOIR -- LAND ACQUISITION --
BERGSON PROPERTY:
Res. 4'235 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of 1.2$0 acres of vacant
land, being Lot 29, Registered Plan M754, from L. Bergson;
for the total sum of $22,500.00, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees, and subject to a Certificate-
of Inspection being issued by the Minister of
Lards and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
PRELIMINARY FSTIMATES - 1963 - GRANTS:
Res. ##236 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- A. MacDonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Preliminary Estimates prepared
by the Staff and submitted to the Department of
Lands and Forests for Ordinary and Capital
Expenditures for 1963 as set forth herein be approved:
Administration & Conservation Services
Forest & Wildlife Land
Conservation Areas Land
Conservation Areas Development
Water Control Schemes
Flood Control Plan
TOTAL
$ 47$,575.00
50,000.00
579,715.42
550,605.00
553,4$1.70
7,022,1$6.83
$9,234,563.95
The Capital Estimates include provision for any
carry -over of current Schemes or Projects.
Carried Unanimously.
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SCHEME W.C. -11 - WESTON -- FOOTBRIDGE:
Cc"-munications. from the Town of Weston and the Township of Etobicoke
were presented requesting that consideration be given to the construct-
ion of a footbridge .over the Humber River from the Township of
Etobicoke to the Town of Weston.
Res. #237 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT : - the opinion of the Staff that the
construction of a footbridge over the Humber River
at Weston is the responsibility of the Metropolitan
Parks Department be confirmed;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary -
Treasurer be authorized to advise the Town of
Weston and the Township of Etobicoke of this
responsibility;
AND BE IT STILL FURTHER RESOLVED THAT : - the
Metropolitan Parks Department be requested to
give consideration to the construction of
the said footbridge;
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEi1E W.C. -19 -- BLACK CREEK PARK -- HYDRO EASEMENT
Res. x#238 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By :- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT : - The Hydro - Electric Commission of
the Township of North York be granted a 15' wide
easement to run through the approximate centre of
Black Creek Park in a north -south direction for the
nominal sum of $1.00, in accordance with the
Commission's Drawing No. E -114. The granting of
this easement to be conditional on the pole line
being constructed of spun concrete poles set
in concrete to be in keeping with light standards
presently in use in this Park.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -9 -- DON VALLEY 2LOOD PLAIN LANDS -- HYDRO EASEMENT:
Res. ,239 Moved By:- A. MacDonald
Seconded By :- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT : - an easement be granted to the
H.E.P.C. of Ontario over Authority -owned property
located in Part of Lot 11, Concession III, FB,
in the Township of East York, in accordance with
the Commission's drawing No. PDS.5$0, for the nominal
sum of $1.00.
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS:
Res. #240 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to
engage the firm of Wildman & Rhodes & Associates,
5175A Yonge Street, Willowdale, Ontario, to carry
out the following surveys:
Project P.$.A. -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands
H. F. and L. Moriarty, and S. Sheilds
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Pro .'ect F.10. A. -- Willowdale Reservoir
Lillian Bergson
Scheme W.C. -15
Albert Starkman
Greenwood Conservation Area
Trans - Northern Pipe Line Easement
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be
authorized to engage the firm of Graydon T. Horton &
Associates, Whitby, Ontario, to carry out the following
survey : -
Project P.12.A. -- Duffin Creek Flood Plain Land
F. J. Kirby
AND BE IT STILL FURTHER RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff
be authorizod to engage the firm of Arthur Death
& Associates of Brampton, Ontario, to carry out the
following survey:
Project F.6.A. -- Lower East Branch Dam & Reservoir
Renwick property;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F.5.A. -- KING CREEK RESERVOIR -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. 1241 Moved By:- A. MacDonald
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of forty acres of vacant
land, more -or -less, (to be determined by survey) being
Part of Lot 31, Concession VIII, Township of Vaughan,
from William C. Morrison and Herbert G. Newman,
for the total sum of $435.00 per acre according to
survey, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal
fees, and subject to a Certificate of Inspection
being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT N0. 2 OF THE FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSERVATION ADVISORY BOARD:
Mrr. Henderson presented Report No. 2 of the Flood Control and
Water Conservation Advisory Board.
Res. #242 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- A. MacDonald
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 2 of the Flood Control
& Water Conservation Advisory Board be received
and the recommendations contained therein and set
forth herein be adopted:
1. York Mills Channel Improvements:
(a) THAT the preliminary engineering report for
the York Mills Channel Imp' ovements -- Donino
Avenue to the Rosedale Golf Club -- as prepared
by W. 0. Chisholm Associates be approved
as presented;
(b) THAT the report be submitted to the
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Conservation Authorities Branch of the Department
of Lands and Forests for approval;
( ^) THAT the Staff be authorized and instructed
to proceed with negotiations for the acquisition
of the necessary lands for this project for a
nominal sum;
(d) THAT a meeting of all property owners affected
be called to present the plan;
(e) THAT until the negotiations referred to in
recommendation (c) have been satisfactorily
completed, no further steps be taken to implement
the recommendations contained in the Chisholm
report;
2. Massey Creek Channel Improvement:
(a) THAT the M.T.R.C.A. assume responsibility
for flood control and channel improvements
for the Massey Creek fron the confluence of the
Massey Creek with the Main Branch of the Don River
to the South side of St. Clair Avenue East immediately
West of Warden Avenue;
(b) THAT the Channel Improvements proposed for
this section of the Massey Creek by R. V. Anderson
& Associates not be approved;
(c) THAT Channel Improvements in this section of
the Massey Creek be designed in such a way that
the natural conditions of the stream will be retained;
THAT the Flood Plain of the Valley Lands shall be
used for flood storage;
THAT where necessary, the stream will be straightened
and eroded cut banks will be protected by use of
gabions, and where necessary gabion drop- structures
will be constructed;
(d) THAT the Staff be authorized to obtain a
proposal from R. V. Anderson & Associates for the
final design of channel improvements to be
constructed on the Massey Creek in accordance
with recommendation (c);
(e) THAT the Authority undertake improvements to
the Massey Creek progressively over a number of years
as funds are made available, and that these
works be constructed under the Winter Works Incentive
Programme;
(f) THAT Scheme W.C. -36 -- "A Scheme For the
Improvement of the Channel of the Massey Creek"
be adopted; and further in this connection,
that the following action be taken:
(i) THAT the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto be designated as the Benefitting
Municipality;
(ii) THAT the Minister of Lands and Forests
be requested to approve of the Scheme
and a Grant of 50% of the cost thereof;
(iii) THAT a copy of the Scheme be forwarded to
the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto
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and that no action be taken on the Scheme
until such time as it is accepted and
approved by the said Municipality;
(iv) THAT when approved, the appropriate Authority
officials be authorized and directed to
take whatever action is required in connectio-
with the Scheme, including the execution of
any necessary documents;
(v) THAT the works included in Scheme W.C. -6
be submitted to the Provincial and
Dominion Governments requesting approval of
the works contained in the Scheme as a
Winter Works project;
(g) THAT the above action be communicated to the
Council of the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto;
(h) THAT the Staff be instructed to prepare a report
outlining the reasons for the above recommendations.
RECOMMEND TO AUTHORITY
3. Etobicoke Creek - -Town of Brampton:
(a) THAT recommendations No?s. 2, 3 and 4 of the
MacLaren report be approved and that Scheme W.C. -3$
-- 0A Scheme for Channel Improvements to the Etobicoke
Creek in the Town of Brampton.; be adopted; and further
in this connection; that the following action be
taken:
(i) THAT the Town of Brampton be designated as
the Benefitting Municipality;
(ii) THAT the Minister of Lands and Forests be
requested to approve of the Scheme and a
Grant of 50% of the cost thereof;
(iii) THAT a copy of the Scheme be forwarded to
the Town of Brampton, and that no action
be taken on the Scheme until such time as
it is accepted and approved by the said
Municipality;
(iv) THAT when approved by the Minister of Lands
and Forests and the Town of Brampton, that
application be made to the Ontario Municipal
Board for their approval, if-required;
(v) THAT when approved, the appropriate Authority
officials be authorized and directed to
take whatever action is required in connection
with the Scheme including the execution of
any necessary agreements;
RECOMMEND TO AUTHORITY
(b) THAT the Minister of Lands and Forests be requeste
to approve a Grant of 50% of the cost of the Extension
of the Mains Creek Tunnel from its present outlet to
a new outlet into the Etobicoke Creek immediately up-
stream from the original sewage treatment plant;
(c) THAT the acquisition of Flood Plain Lands within
the Town of Brampton be considered part of the
Authoritycs Plan for Flood Control and Water
Conservation.
Carried Unanimous ly.
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MULTIPLE USE OF FOREST AREAS:
A communication from the Department of Lands and Forests having regard
to the multiple use of Forest Areas was received.
Res. #243 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT: -- the Chairman acknowledge the letter
from the Department of Lands and Forests regarding
multiple use of Forest Areas, and that the matter
be referred to the Staff for a complete report.
Carried Unanimolsly.
JAMES F. MACLAREN -- ENGINEERING AGREEMENTS:
A communication from James F. MacLaren was presented advising that
due to the increase of their business they were establishing a limited
company to be known as James F. MacLaren Limited.
Res. #244 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- James F. MacLaren Associates be
authorized to assign, effective October 1st, 1962,
all current Agreements for engineering services between
James F. MacLaren Associates and the M. T. R. C. A.
to James F. MacL71ren Limited, in accordance with
the requirements of Clause 6 of these Agreements,
and further, that the Minister of Lands and Forests
also be requested to approve of this assignment.
Carried Una =limously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 2:30 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
SCHEDULE "A" July,B.1 .
#1 - PETTY .CASH
F. Lunn - to reimburse Petty Cash Fund 37.60
#27 - OPTIONS ON LAND NOT YET PURCHASED
W. E. Whitewood - reimbursement option to purchase Pezzala property 10.00
A -1 - OFFICE, ADMINISTRATIVE & TECHNICAL STAFF WAGES
Mich.State University- student fee for Wm.A.McLean summer term 157.00
'A -11 - MEMBERS' ALLNANCES, MILEAGE & EXPENSE
C.R.Purcell
C.Sauriol
Clarke Wardlaw
C.F.Kline
J.V.Fry
Mrs.F.Gell
H.M.Griggs
N.A.Boylen
M.J.Breen
B.H.Bull
J.A.Carroll
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C.C,Core
W.Dennison
J.N.Duncan
N.Goodhead
Mrs.D.Hague
C.H.Hiscott
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W.Leavens
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F,McKechnie
A.A.Mackenzie
J.Mould
F.M,Redelmeier
A.E.Reeve
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P.F.Sheehan
J.D.Thomas
K. G. Walters
V.Vignale
K.C.Dalglish
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J.A.Bryson
J.W.Bradstock
Miss T.Davidson
G.Gardhouse
J.E.Harper
H.S.Honsberger
A.M.Campbell
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W.J.Haggart
R,G.Henderson
R.Jennings
G.R.Mason
R.L.Nesbitt
J.K.Parker
J,S.Scott
P.A.Wade
W.H.Westney
J.D.Coats
C,W.Laycock
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Mrs.M.W.Lister
H.Slack
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A -33 - STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES
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A -34 - TECHNICAL PUNS & MAPS
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Hunting Survey - floodline map Etobicoke - Mimico Creek
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- spot light veh. #6
- splatter guard & fuses veh. #6
- tail light & tape veh. #22
- first aid kit veh. #7
- 1000 mile inspection veh. #10
- repairs re veh. $22
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- exhaust pipe & seal beam veh. #3
- 30,000 mile inspection veh. #2
- minor repairs veh. #2
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- portion credit card purchases June /62
- tires & tubes re veh. #1$
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- CLRT -101
- .T$ -0671
- 285 -5425
A -42 - LIGHT, HEAT, POWER & WATER
HEPC North York
Ont.Hydro, Woodbridge
Woodbridge Farmers'
A -43 - RENT
TT
,t
if
ff
If ft 11
- hydro re Mill St. June /62
- hydro re office for June /62
- fuel oil for 17 Mill St.
25.97
4.79
12.11
69.79
45.$6
4.$9
512.93
35.60
47.32
22R1 41.52
40.44
44.2$
32.$2
24.$4
3$.27
49$.03
17.30
66.70
11.65
Maplecrest Realty - rent re office space to August 31/62 1,125.00
A -44 - OFFICE CLEANING & MAINTENJNCE
G. Cochrane - cleaning office - June /62
G.H.Wood - coasterz for lunch room
Northern Industrial Laundries - lab coats for office
A -51 - TAXES N0N- ..EVENUE PRODUCING PROPERTIES
Twp. of Caledon
ft 1?
ff
125.00
22.41
12.70
- 1962 taxes re Roll # 430 Woods property
Humber Forest 57.54
- It 11 It " # 425 Church property
Humber Forest
#14450 Leat property
Kobel Realty
- #13310 Stanton property
Kobel Realty
Village of Markham) -
11 11 if
IT
ft If ,f
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A-53 - GENERAL EXPENSE
- Electro Voice
,f it
Graham Hdwe.
• American Society of
Agronomy
Carsen Instruments
Quirman Pub. Co.
M.G.Johnson
Albert Britnell
Book Shop
11
- repairs to PA system
- connectors for PA system
- batteries & bags for loud hailer
- renewal subscription to "Crops & Soil"
- repairs to transit level
- planning & property reports for 1962
- cash expended re membership dues
"Wildlife Society" & " American Fisheries
Society" @ $10.00 each
- Book for library "1001 Answers to
Questions About Trees"
• A -61 - PRIVATE TREE PLANTING PROGRAM
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases June /62
Gibson's Garage - oil for tree planting machinery
A -73 - TILE DRAINAGE SUBSIDIES
H.A.Lapp
Clure Cation
- tile drainage subsidy
- ,, ft tf
66.90
199.$3
241.17
11$.36
3.$5
3.14
7.00
5.00
20.00
20.00
2.47
47.96
10.30
200.00
167.40
A-74 - Fi RM POND RESEJ,RCH
Gerald Hendry -
PCO Service -
Henderson-Nicol Drugs -
Westgate Transport -
-5-
B -174
travel expense re pond research June /62 50.40
parts & repairs weed sprayer 13.34
distilled water 2.70
transport charges re B.D.H.shipment 1.50
A -75 - F1,RM POND SUBSIDIES
Mrs.J,H.Grant
H.E.Cook
W.J.Foote
A -82 - FISH REhRING
British Drug Houses
Don Watt
J.M.Schneider
t. 11
11
11
11
t1
11
11
1,
11
Don Watt
- farm pond subsidy
- 11 it 11
11 11 11
- chemicals for fish
- pellets & salt for fish
- fish food
11 11
11 11
11
11
11
- fish pellets
A -91 - EQUIPMENT (TABLES, TOILETS, FIREPLACES, ETC.)
Para Paints - paint for signs
Card Lumber - lumber for signs
Cdn. Tire, Bolton - paint, clamps & links for signs
Woodbridge Farmers' - bolts for tables
White Hdwe. - sanding belts for new tables
Received General of Canada - sales tax due on picnic tables
White Hdwe. - sand paper re signs for all Areas
Cooper- Horton - switch & blade for router re signs
Para Paints - paint for new garbage containers
A -103 - OPERATION FLOOD WhNNING SYSTEM
HEPC North York -
R. S. McGann -
Ont.Hydro Woodbridge -
Woodbridge Hydro -
50.00
50.00
50.00
9.70
53.60
10.62
3.50
33.66
35.28
34.74
3.50
51.50
6.70
28.84
4.62
5.15
83.17
268.62
12.22
7.10
33.68
hydro re York Mills stream gauge June /62 3.00
services rendered re rain gauge reading
Lake Wilcox Jan.9 -July 9,1962 60.00
hydro re Pine Grove Str.Gauge May -June 13.74
hydro re Woodbridge Str.Gauge June -July 10.00
A -112 - PUBLIC RELATION CONSULTANT & EXPENSE
John Grimshaw - PR consultant travel expenses Jan.1-
July 2 39.00
A -113 - PUBLICATIONS & GENERAL PRINTING
Morgan Davis Printing - Authority brochures (C /A's 138,000) 2,815.83
A -114 - TOURS & SPECIAL DAYS
W.A.Melbourne
G.Cooke
Mrs.M.Whitley
T.E.Barber
Mrs.M.Whitley
CNIB
Woodbridge Hdwe.
Zenith Electric
- postage re Fireside posters mailed
Locust Hill 6.75
- ammunition re Cold Creek opening 7.50
- postage re Fireside Night posters
mailed Pickering 38.10
- cash expended re air express on costume
"Smokey the Bear" 7.25
- cash expended re postage for Cold Creek
Fireside Night 23.43
- refreshments re tour of Authority projects
by Niagara Penninsula Authority 47.25
- paint supplies re movie screen 2.16
- card caps for outdoor movies 2.53
L-1;5 • -6-
A -116 •- PftOTOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES & ENGRAVING
Toronto Camera Exchange
Drake Delta
Henderson -Nicol Drugs
T. Eaton Co.
- photographic supplies
1r it
- plates for published ads
A -117 -- EXHIBITS
Electrical Inspection Dept. - insp. rer.hydro installation at
Sportsmen's Show
k -119 - PRESS CLIPPING SERVICE
MacLean- Hunter
-- press clipping service for June
C2C - HEART LAKE - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
Harry Matson
D.H,Wood
B.Van de Ysel
Onc.Hydro Brampton
B.A.011
Brampton Lumber
Juha Patterson Const .
Armstrong Bros.
Imperial Oil
Hdwe,
q►oorlbridge Farmers'
rr tt
1-mstrong Bros,
7Toodbridge Lumber
Armstrong Bros,
- travel expense re Area dev. for June
_. 1 ti it it ti i1 it
iT 11 11 11 tr i1 i1
- portion hydro for wkshop & office June
- portion credit card purchases June /62
- cement
- weighing 2 loads of stone
- sand for beach
•• portion credit card purchases June /62
- coil chain, lantern & lock re water
dist. system
- portion tractor gas
- adj0 re overcharge tractor gas
- stone re flagstone areas
- no- corode pipe water dist. system
- sand re flagstone areas
C6C -- ALBION HILLS - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
Harry Matson
D. H. Wood
B. A. Oil
White Hdwe.
;'m. H. Dick
Card Lumber
Bolton Fuels
Gibson's Garage
Imperial Oil
•- travel expense re Area dev. for June
_ 1r Tr 1} tt 11 tf if
-• portion credit card purchases June /62
- nails, chair brace & screws
- portion tractor gas
•- plywood & trim
- barb wire
•- welding re pump
- portion credit card purchases June /62
r;7C - COLD CREEK - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
:Dnry Matson
H. Wood
D. Dunn
' L. van de Ysel
Oat. Hydro Brampton
B. A. Oil
Card Lumber
S. 17
1 1t
Oara Paints
- travel expense re Area dev. for June
Cdn. Tire, Bolton -
Card Lumber -
Crane Hdwe,. -
Henderson -Nicol Drugs --
Card Lumber -
Dorval Copithorn -
Barclay Transport -
'ard Lumber
if it 1r it r1 1! 11
tt It it it 11 it 1r
11 1t it it it 11 r1
portion hydro wkshop & office for June
portion credit card purchases June /62
lumber,lag bolts & shields re ch.station
vermiculite re washrooms in ser.bldg.
lumber re checking station
paint re rr tr
it r1 11 11
11 11 it 11
creosote re archery range
screws re
cement re washrooms in service bldg.
hinges,pulls,catches & locks ch.station
insecticide
beaver board
moving loader to Area
truck rental re archery range
quarry :lime
7$.38
3.31
3.09
16.67
• 10.00
1$.10
1.10
5.50
11.$0
1$.03
20.15
1236
1.00
8.10
13.70
31.77
131.91
( 2.00)
22.55
4.$4
$.$2
2.00
2.00
27.90
14.70
130.13
165.$6
10.20
.75
25.72
1.40
2.$0
21.$0
16.40
13.34
42.97
2$.87
13.60
57.17
16.$9
5.20
14.68
50.99
1.57
14.$3
10.38
2.75
16.4$
20.00
84.3$
1.85
Imperial Oil
Auto. Pumping
Maurice Babink
Monarch Sand & Gravel
Maple Seed Mill
-7-
- portion credit card purchases June /62
- plumbing supplies re washrooms ser.bldg.
- sidewalk slabs re comp. Super's house
- gravel re parking lot
- weed killer
C$C - BOYD CONSERVATION AREA - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
B. A. Oil
Flintkote Co.
G. H. Wood
Woodbridge Farmers'
Flintkote Co.
Armstrong Bros.
Imperial Oil
Woodbridge Hdwe.
Woodbridge Farmers'
Ken Norris
Flintkote Co.
H. M. Davis -
Monarch Sand & Gravel
S. Bontje -
Ont.Hydro, Woodbridge
Auto. Pumping -
Woodbridge Farmers'
- portion credit card purchases June /62
- colas for roads
- supplies re washroom sanitation
- fertilizer re Farr Farm
- credit re return of colas drums
- gravel screenings re service road
- portion credit card purchases June /62
- paint supplies re washrooms
- portion tractor gas
- rental 2 -row mounted planter Farr Farm
- credit re return of colas drums
grading re parking lot
- gravel " " "
travel expense re Area dev. June -July
- portion hydro re workshop & office July
flaring tool re washroom water supply
- tractor gas re Farr Farm
C$G - BOYD CONSERVATION AREA - GENERAL
B, Van de Ysel
Spramotor Ltd.
Woodbridge Farmers'
11 11
Berndt's Chain Saw
Woodbridge Farmers'
11 11
11 11
Imperial Oil
Woodbridge Hdwe.
Geo. Keith & Sons
United Co -Op
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge
Maple Seed Mill
- travel expense re Area June /62
- tee re irrigation system
- tractor gas
- weed killer
- repairs to irrigation
- twine
- oil for machinery
- tractor gas
- portion credit card purchases June /62
- shovel
- bamboo canes
- credit re overcharge
- hydro re nursery for July
- pressure sprayer
C13C - GLEN HAFFY - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
B. Van de Ysel -
Fagin's Garage -
Ont. Hydro Orangeville -
B. A. Oil -
Armstrong Bros. -
Jas. Robertson -
Don Watt -
I.nperial Oil -
t3 -17(
12.40
1.59
13.39
$2.0$
1.99
6$.05
74.64
$7.65
1$.00
( $.00)
56.04
3.46
13.26
136.12
25.00
(24.00)
$0.00
239.40
10.40
23.$5
$.24
66.07
2.60
10.92
15.97
5.25
17.06
4.50
7.00
14.52
54.50
2.40
18.54
( 3.15)
10.12
9.9$
travel expense re Area dev. June /62 11.50
portion gas purchases re veh. #14 June /62 31.34
portion hydro re wkshop & office June /62 16.$$
portion credit card purchases June /62 23.6$
road surfacing 2,610.00
plumbing supplies washroom in ser.bldg.
2.33
grass seed 15.45
portion credit card purchases June /62 3.46
C1LC - GREENWOOD - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
B. A. Oil
White Hdwe.
1i 11
Barclay Transport
Imperial Oil
Ont. Hydro Oshawa
Ajax Lumber
C17C - HUMBER TRAILS -
- portion credit card purchases June /62
- pruning shears & shovels
- padlocks
- mulch re road surfacing
- portion credit card purchases June /62
- portion hydro re wkshop & office July /62
- nails & underlay re dam improvements
CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
Woodbridge Farmers'
31.56
15.21
13.72
2$.07
18.29
10.23
16.4$
- portion tractor gas 50.37
B 177
-8-
C19C - CLAREMONT - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
Graham Products
D. T. Mains & Son
B. A. Oil
Barclay Transport
G.C.Hughson
B. A. Oil
Arthur Mitchell
Imperial Oil
Campbell Bros.
Ont. Hydro Oshawa
Para Paints
- excelite panels re checking station 18.13
- nails re development 2.04
- portion tractor gas 81.23
- gravel for roads 28.07
- discing re Area dev. 45.00
- portion credit card purchases June /62 26.52
- cement re development 2.58
portion credit card purchases June /62 10.09
copper flashing re eomp,chg.station 4.89
portion hydro re wkshop & office July /62 5.40
creosote for fence posts 50.99
C28C - BLACK CREEK - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
Harry Matson
HEPC North York
B. A. Oil
Woodbridge Farmers'
Elgin Mills Loam & Sod
H. M. Davis
Imperial Oil
- travel expense re Area dev. for June 3.20
- portion hydro re wkshop & office June /62 60.32
- portion credit card purchases June /62 66.32
- wire re fences 4.38
- sod delivered 217.80
- grading roads 80.00
- portion credit card purchases June /62 3.46
039A - CA -23 - ALBION HILLS EXTENSION
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $525. disb.$23.54 pur.from Kleinberg 548.54
047C - PALGRAVE FOREST & WILDLIFE C/A - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
B. Van de Ysel
McKeown's Service
- travel expense re Area June /62
- rental of tractor
C48A - CA -33 - BLACK CREEK EXTENSION - LAND
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of maps
Strung Real Estate - ser. re appraisal L.G.LaRush property
w16c . WC -6 - BLACK CREEK - CONSTRUCTION
Jones Bros.
- repairs to
dam
at
Lambton Golf Club
W17A - WC11 - TOWN OF WESTON - LAND
Wm. H. Mitchell services re negotiations
11 ft It it H
• 1t it It - 11 41
,, IT it - 11 1t
• It H 1t - 11 it
11 1? 14 - 11 11
•14 11 H - 1? 11
14 H 11 - Tt 1t
11 H 11 - H H
W18A - WC -5 - HIGHLAND CREEK - LAND
Purchase Wakelin property
WC19 - BLACK CREEK DAM - LAND
Arthur Death -
Roebuck & Walkinshaw
Arthur Death -
1t IT
6.80
35.00
9.79
620.57
30.00
for Leavens property 107.50
Johnston t1 79.50
Kelham It 67.60
Sykes 11 61.00
Worley it 65.00
Rolph it 66.00
Tiveran 1t 96.60
Woodcock Estate 124.50
Fenny property 112.50
survey plan & des. re Denseby
- fee $400 adje$194.70 exprop
survey,plan & des. re Denseby
- 1t 11 11 re Goodman
35,929.20
Buildings 540.60
.Goodman prop. 594.70
Buildings 1,692.70
Land Titles
portion 1,044.45
-9-
W31A - WC24 - BLACK CREEK - LAWRENCE AVE. - LAND
Frost Steel & Wire - erection of fence on Brookhaven Dr.
If 11 it _ 11 tt ft 11 11 11
11 11 11 _ 11 11 11 11 11 11
W31C - W024 - BLACK CREEK - LAWRENCE AVE. - CONST. & DEVEL.
E. Darby & Son - placing of rockery stone by fence
W44C - WC34 - CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS ,LOWER HIGHLAND CREEK, LOWER
HUMBER RIVER & LOWER ETOBICOKE CREEK - CONST. & DEVEL.
Rowans Lawn Equip.
Clover Leaf Service
K.J.Beamish Const.
Bradshaw's Fina
K.J.Beamish Const.
- repairs to contractor's pump
- cutting culvert re Highland Creek
- asphalt ditching tr 11
- towing re Highland Creek
- rental front end loader Highland Creek
D-178
30.00
15.00
164.95
4$7.50
51.15
8.50
364.22
4.00
32.00
F1A - CLnIREVILLE RESERVOIR - PROPERTY
Roebuck & Walkinshaw- fee $100 disb.$66.12 exprop.Graham prop. 166.12
F1B1 - CLAIREVILLE RESERVOIR - ENGINEERING
Jas. F. MacLaren - 7th acct. eng.ser. to June 30,1962 2,554.1$
F2A - EBENEZER RESERVOIR - PROPERTY
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,plan & desc. Booth -Yeats prop. 899.20
Tr 11
Kerrigan 11
1,013.60
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $335.disb.$451.70 re purchase
J.H.Thomson prop. 7$6.70
F3A - BOLTON RESERVOIR - PROPERTY
Wm. H. Mitchell
t1 IT 11
Fred Schaeffer
W. E. Whitewood
11 11 11
11 11 11
Fred Schaeffer
1T 1T
11 tt
1r it
Crown Trust
- ser. re negotiation for Hall property
- tr 11 11 tT Kleinberg "
Purchase Osbourne property
- survey,plan & desc. re Osbourne property
- fee re negotiations for Childs property
- It tt It " McKaye If
- Tr IT It " Osbourne "
- survey,plan & desc.re McKaye property
- IT If Shaw rt
11 1r
76.00
429.60
21,490.00
403.60
95.00
208.75
:224.50
439.20
377.70
" Sharpe " 310.40
- Tt 1r 1r " Chappell " 4$7.10
- reimburse. re Taylor property option 5.00
Purchase Taylor property 54,995.00
F5A - KING CREEK RESERVOIR - LLND
Chambers & Meredith - ser. re appraisal Morrison property
F6A - LOWER EAST BRANCH RESERVOIR - PROPERTY
Chambers & Meredith - ser. re appraisal Windrush property
Arthur Death - survey & plan re Renwick property
F7A - FINCH RESERVOIR - PROPERTY
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,plan & desc. re Overbrook property 246.30
F1OA - WILLOWDaLE RESERVOIR - PROPERTY
W. E. Whitewood - negotiations re purchase Bergson property 2$5.00
K. J. Beamish Cons. - moving fill to block lane as per agreement
to purchase Janes property 9.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Don River Hts,
Ltd. 2,970.85
500.00
519.90
2,369.50
B -179
F11A - WOODBRIDGE CHANNELI
Wm. H. Mitchell
Chambers & Meredith
Roebuck & Walkinshaw
ft 11
-10-
ZATION - PROPERTY
- ser. re negotiations
- 1t 1? appraisal 15
fee $100 adj.$159.37
for Hunter prop.
properties north
of mine St.
re purchase
McEachren property
fee $300 adj.$132.50 re Woodbridge
expropriation #3 Little property
1r t1 1t - fee $1500 adj.$207.50 re expropriation
Blaney property
F11B1 - WOODBRIDGE CHP.NNELIZATION - ENGINEERING
Jas. F. MacLaren - 9th acct. re
F11C1 - WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZ;TION -
Swansea
1t
Construction
1t
- cert.#2
" #3
65.50
1,549.$0
259.37
432.50
1,704.50
eng.ser. to June 30,1962 4,005.$1
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS
re channel (J. F. MacLarea)
11 1t ft
F13B1 - PREL. ENG. DON WATERSHED - ENGINEERING
H. G. Acres
- field eng. ser. for June /62
F14B1 - PREL. ENG. HUMBER WATERSHED - ENGINEERING
Jas. F. MacLaren - 1st acct.
B1A - BLACK CREEK - PROPERTY
Absso Blue Prints - prints of
B1B1 - BLACK CREEK - ENGINEERING
Jas. F. MacLaren - 3rd acct.
re eng. services
registered plans
re eng. ser. re sup. of
construction
B1B2 - BLACK CREEK - ENGINEERING OTHER
Warnock Hersey - cylinder moulds
B1C1 - BLACK CREEK - CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS
McNamara Road Construction - cert. #3 re channel
B2B1 - BLACK CREEK - PHASE #2 - ENG. CONTRACTS
Jas. F. MacLarenn - 10th acct. re eng. ser. to June 30/62
B2B2 - BLACK CREEK - PHASE #2 - ENG. OTHER
Globe & Mail - ad re invitation for tenders
B2C2 - BLACK CREEK - PHASE #2 - CONSTRUCTION OTHER
Daily Commercial News - ad re inviation for tenders
B3A - BLACK CREEK - PHASE #3
E. F. Sutter - cash expended re registry office fees
P1A - SNELGROVE RESERVOIR - PROPERTY
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100 disb.$6$.67 re expropriation
Bertram property
69,779.93
72,641.54
6,896.89
6,544.12
1.37
3,4$4.52
4.00
improvements 59,1$6.64
1,433.99
120.40
40.80
13.70
16$.67
P2A - MILNE RESERVOIR - PROPERTY
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - 1962 taxes paid re Pettit property 422.16
-11-
P7B2 - MIMICO FLOOD PLAIN LAND - ENG. OTHER
Hunting Survey - complete set floodline maps Mimico Creek
PEA - HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - PROPERTY
Re . Ida McArd property
- purchase Harris property
- ser. re negotiations McArd
- tT tt 9t McDougald
- ft 11 11 Creighton
- 11 9t " Harris
- 9t 11 " Conforzi
- 1T 11 t, Zindler
- it It " Steinberg &
- TT tt " Boven
- 91 ft " Hewitt
fee $125 adj. $141.50 re expropriation
Highland Gr. Devel.
register of quit claim deed re
Litz property
fee $65 disb.$127.54 re purchase
Hadlow property
survey,plan & desc. Corcoran property
" " " Ross tt
Roebuck & Walkinshaw
W. E. Whitewood
11
T1
If
11
9t
11
91
9t
property
TT
11
If
11
11
Wahl est.
property
11
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -
Wildman & Rhodes -
9t
1r
tt
9t
Tt
9t
11 11
11 11
ft 9t
11
99
1t
11
11
19
ft
11
9t "
- 1t 1? ft Stewart 9t
- it TT tT Volpatti 9t
- 11 11 " Batt t9
- ,t 9t " Twp.of York "
_ 1r 91 tt Webster tt
- If ft " Rowntree Park tt
- 1t 11 " Carey & Hall "
- If 9t " Twp.of York "
- 11 11 " McKechan ft
- 't 11 " McMaster ft
tr tt " Inter. Elec. tt
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $65 disb.$195.$7 pur.Bowen " 260.$7
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,plan & desc. Roselawn Inv. Ltd. 1,6$7.15
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $50 disb. $6$.42 pur. Griffith prop. 11$.42
Tr 9t 1t - " $100 " $133.60 " Donata Invest. 233.60
- survey,plan & desc. Munic. Metro Toronto $54.65
945.65
D -1$0
13.$6
19,99$.00
17,995.00
275.00
257.00
65.00
2$5.50
355.00
195.00
58.$0
105.00
110.00
266.50
6.00
192.54
69$.40
21$.60
1$2.$0
226.40
219.45
457.30
676.75
4$2.95
715.70
274.80
314.40
412.05
35$.20
Wildman & Rhodes
,t
11
9r
11
9t
9t
"
"
,t
9t
11
ft
ft
ft
W. E. Whitewood
Arthur Death
Wildman & Rhodes
11 9t "
- 11 11 " Lambton G & C Club
ft ft " MacDonald property 971.55
- IT It " Taylor Rowntree Est. 274.00
91 ft ft 11 ft ,t 3460$6
- 11 tt " Munic. Metro Toronto 39$.60
- 1t tt " Morairty property 694.20
" Twp. of N.Y. " 766.20
Purchase Griffin & Williams property 490.00
- reimburse. re Griffin & Williams property 10.00
- survey,plan & desc. re Kuning property 3,463.50
- tt 11 TT Rowntree Park Est, 379.70
ft tt
ft
tr n Munic. Metro Toronto 447.55
P9A - DON FLOOD PLAIN LAND - PROPERTY
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,plan &ndesc. re McLean property 591.15
9t rr _ 1t " " Lehar Realty " 1$2.50
P1OA - HIGHLAND CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LAND - PROPERTY
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,plan & desc. re shelton property 464.45
PllA - ROUGE FLOOD PLAIN LAND - PROPERTY
Wildman & Rhodes - survey,plan & desc. re Skigan property 2,606.45
P12A - DUFFIN FLOOD PLAIN LAND - PROPERTY
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $50 disb. $46.54 re Lane property 96.54
-12-
P13B1 - ENGINEERING STUDY - DUFFIN CREEK BASIN - ENG.CONTRACTS
Kilborn Eng. - progress billing re preparation eng. report
G2C - PIONEER VILL :.GE - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOiJMENT
h. Colucci
Card Lumber
If "
" "
Woodbridge Lumber
Woodbridge Farmers'
G. Fawlie
Cooper- Horton
Chelsea Shop
Mrs.E.W.hrmand
MacMilland & Bloedel
Robt. Simpson Co.
Village Forge Antiques
Crane Hdwe.
Card Lumber
Collector's Corner
Para Paints
Woodbridge Hdwe.
tl 8
E. Irvine
A. V. Baron
A. T. Squibb & Son
E. Clarke Noble
Dressmakers' Supply
White Hwe.
G4 - STREAM SURVEYS
Woodbridge Hdwe.
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#209 - N/E - GENERAL
Tri Bell Four Winds Club -
Maple Centbe Restaurant -
CNIB -
CNIB
Charters Publishing Co. -
Cdn. Office Equipment
CNIB
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge
ij213 - N/E - HEART LAKE
Ont. Hydro Brampton
it 11 11
Empire Chemical
PCO Service
Sholdice Service
Blain's Hdwe.
H. H. Woods & Co.
B. A. Oil
i.E.Joslin Machinery
Henderson -Nicol Drugs
Imperial Oil
Auto. Pumping
11 11
Nat'l Cash Register
Woodbridge Farmers'
White Hdwe.
Auto. Pumping
Momar Ltd.
10,4$0.00
cash exp. re reference material for PV 16.71
" " " costume for print shop .x$.19
strap & nails re outdoor theatre 34.20
lumber re picket fence 34$.$0
plywood re outdoor theatre 101.$2
nails & greenboard re outdoor theatre 5.26
wheat seed 9.00
photos re collection 5.00
cutters re picket fencing 17.40
water pitcher re collection 3$.11
utensils re collection 101.00
plywood re picket fencing 19.41
cloth for sewing 19.77
chairs & jugs re collection 75.19
hinges & lock re outdoor theatre 3.40
lumber re picket fencing $1.5$
bowl re collection 41.20
paint re outdoor theatre 20.24
hardware re curtains outdoor theatre 2.12
sash cord re outdoor theatre 6.95
loom, chair & cart re collection 25.00
table & bed canopy re collection 145.44
record book re collection 5.25
painting,engraving,bed & cups re coll. 92.00
sewing supplies re collection 12.45
glue, nails & sledge handles picket
fence 21.15
picker & scales
cheesecloth
if
deposit staff Xmas party 14/12/62
lunch re Super. meeting July 1$/62
refresh. re Exec. meeting July 1$/62
ft IT 1t t+ July 4 /62
complimentary parking tickets
rolls for quarters
refresh. re tour of C/A July 5/62
hydro re J.H.Thomson property
- OPERATING & MAIND1ENANCE
- portion hydro re wkshop & office
- hydro re recreation centre
- chemicals for toilets
- disinfectant
- shoe for mower
- rat poison
- toilet supplies
- portion credit card purchases June /62
"quik -piks" for garbage collection
- first aid supplies
- portion credit card purchases June /62
- filter for pump
- spray nozzles
- cash register
- portion tractor gas
- sanding belts to refinish tables
- aqua -pura cartridges re water system
- cleaning supplies re washrooms
2.2$
.64
.64
.72
50.00
44.05
26.7$
24.72
26.30
2.04
52.53
4.00
June /62 6.00
39.60
6.86
7.00
20.60
3.46
$.02
6.72
24.72
14.14
4.57
30.$6
1$.54
388.83
43.97
x#3.17
9.37
66.64
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#214 - N /E' - GUN HUFFY - Ci'ERATING & MAINTENANCE
E. J. Parker -
C. Fagin
J. P. Patterson -
Fagin's Garage --
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Ont. Hydro Orangeville -
Welden Speers
B. A. Oil
G. H. Wood & Co.
Rowans Lawn Equipment
n.E.Joslin Machinery
Sholdice Service
Empire Chemical
Imperial Oil
Woodbridge Hdwe.
Mason's Septic Tank
Cyril Fagin
G. H. Wood
#215 - N/E - ALBION HILLS
V. Wilson
Mrs. M. Bontje
Wm. H. Dick
B. A. 011
FC0 Services
Auto. Pump.
If IT
Armstrong Bros.
James Robertson
Auto. Pump.
G. H. Wood & Co.
A. E. Joslin
Gibsons Garage
Rowan's Lawn Equipment -
Empire Chemical -
Armstrong Bros. -
Imperial Oil -
Miller Paving -
Armstrong Bros. -
travel expense re Area op. June
1T TT T1 11 If IT
t1 TT 11 IT 11 IT
T4 it T1 It it 1T
portion gasoline re veh.. #14 June
repairs & welding mower
portion hydro re workshop & office
June /62
portion credit card purchases June
toilet tissue
repairs to hand mower
"quik -piks" for garbage collection
parts for mower
chemicals for washrooms
portion credit card purchases June /62
naptha gas & cheesecloth
pumping out septic tank
travel expense re G/H ext. July
paper towels
- OP ER..TING & MAINTENANCE
services rendered at Area
re washing & mending lifeguard
sweaters May & June, 1962
portion tractor gas
portion credit card purchases June /62
chemicals for washrooms
plumbing supplies
11 Tt
calcium for roads
plumbing supplies
plastic pipe
toilet tissue
"quik -piks" for garbage collection
hand cleaner
repairs to hand mower
chemicals for toilets
calcium for roads
portion credit card purchases June /62
calcium solution for roads & lots
calcium for roads
#216 - N/E - BOYD - OPERATING & MAINTENANCE
washing & repairing lifeguard sweater? 47.10
portion credit card purchases June /62 22.69
gas tank assembly for mower 12.38
toilet tissue 72.37
sprayer & hose 7.0E
parts for mower 46.38
"quik -piks" for garbage collection 24.7
sanitary supplies for washrooms 14.5C
first aid supplies 8.44
chemicals for toilets 6.8(
first aid supplies 1.00
ft.charges re G.H.Wood shipment 12.5(
hand cleaner 6.8(
nails 3.51
Mrs. C. Bontje
B. A. Oil
Berndt's Chain Saw
G. H. Wood & Co.
Woodbridge Farmers'
McKeown's Service
A. E. Joslin
Cdn. Germicide
Henderson -Nicol Drugs
Empire Chemical
Henderson -Nicol Drugs
Westgate Transport
G. H. Wood & Co.
Woodbridge Farmers'
TT
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Imperial Oil
Miller Paving
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge
Corry Bontje
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge
tT 11 11
Flintkote Co.
White Hwe.
G. H. Wood
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9.40
4.80
14.40
9.00
10.44
5.46
5.63
7.90
48.24
20.27
24.72
15.50
6.86
1.16
3,30
35.00
9.60
18.13
10,00
68.35
43.38
9,30
47.90
12.29
20.40
61.80
1.17
51.91
72.37
49.44
3.04
16.34
6.86
61.80
8.58
645.10
61.80
- portion tractor gas .
- portion credit card purchases June /62 1.1(
- calcium solution for parking lot 1,259.8
- portion hydro re wkshop & office July
7.9'
- ser. re washing lifeguard sweaters July 82.6(
- hydro re washrooms for July 16.9'
- " " comfort station for July 12.4(
- colas for roads & lots 60.1'
- toilet seat re washroom 2.91
- paper towels 54.3;
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#21$ - N/E - GREENWOOD - OPERATING & MAINTENANCE
Wm. Melbourne
FCO Services
G. H. Wood & Co.
Graham Hdwe.
,t
Empire Chemical
Arthur Mitchell
B. A. Oil
The Paddock
Imperial Oil
Ajax Drug Store
Ont. Hydro Oshawa
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#220 - N/E - BLACK CREEK
- travel ex. re patrol Area June
- disinfectant for toilets
- toilet tissue
- hardware supplies
If if
- chemicals for toilets
- tar paper
- portion credit card purchases June /62
- repairs to mower
- portion credit card purchases June /62
- first aid supplies
- portion hydro re wkshop & office July
- hydro re Burritt Estate
A. Colucci
11 if
HEPC North York
White Hdwe.
B. A. oil
G. H. Wood
Berndt's Chain Saw
Momar
Auto. Pumping
National Cash Register
Al Gervais Chair Rental
Empire Chemical
Consolidated Glass
Momar
Woodbridge Farmers'
1, if
f, f1
t, 1,
R. F. Wallace
Woodbridge Farmers'
Sherman Meats
Imperial Oil
Woodbridge Hdwe.
It t1
Woodbridge Farmers'
White Hdwe.
Woodbridge Farmers'
Sears Ltd.
Woodbridge Hdwe.
1t „
White Hdwe.
Woodbridge Farmers'
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- OPERATING & MAINTENANCE
- cash exp. re foodstuff for cooking
- 11 " opening day ceremonies
- portion hydro re wkshop & office
- wax & wiping cloths
- portion credit card purchases
- toilet tissue
- rental of mower
- cleaner
- plastic pipe
- receipt paper for machine
- rental of chairs June 30/62
- chemicals for toilets
- glass for gift shop
- cleaning supplies
- feed for animals
- feed for animals
- 11 i1 11
- foodstuffs re cooking
- feed for animals
- foodstuffs for cooking demo.
- portion credit card purchases
- cleaning supplies
- hardware supplies
- binder twine
- bulbs, wrecking bar
- feed for animals
- type cleaner
- rat poison
- sweeping compound
- Raid & toilet brushes
- fuel oil re Laskay Store
- fencing wire
demo.
& brush
#221 - N/E - HUMBER TRAILS - OPERATING & MAINTENANCE
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
#222
- CLAREMONT - M1.INTENANCE
B. A. Oil
G. H. Wood & Co.
B. A. Oil
PCO Services
Empire Chemicals
Twp. of Pickering
Imperial Oil
Ont. Hydro Oshawa
Auto. Pumping
Para Paints
165.10
59.00
60.31
8.69
3.52
6.86
3.04
10.52
7.60
6.10
3.57
3.40
9.68
demo 6.50
35.00
June 20.10
16.29
June /62 22.10
72.37
5.46
54.86
63.45
8.78
14.42
6.86
3.82
11.28
37.45
14.50
19.40
17.55
11.95
21.35
5.70
June /62 1.17
7.08
4.00
1.70
12.78
54.35
8.00
.45
.74
19.79
16.61
2.35
16.79
- portion tractor gas 27.07
- toilet tissue 36.18
- portion credit card purchases June /62 8.85
- disinfectant for toilets 7.00
- chemicals for toilets 6.86
- dumping charges 8.00
- portion credit card purchases June /62 3.37
- portion hydro wkshop & office July 1.80
- repairs to well pump 15.75
- varnish to refinish tables 250.29
#223 - "- IONEER VILLAGE STORES
A. Colucci
LeFeuvre's Candies
Robinson Clay Products
Brunswick Press
J & C Scott Bros.
fT fT R
Canuck Pottery
Miss Rosemary Kilborn
E. S. Otto
York Publishing
Geo. S. Palmer
11. T. Squibb & Co.
CNIB
Nat'l Cash Register
Charters rub. Co.
Michael Dumford
LeFeuvre's Candies
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- cash expended re Gift Shop
- candy for resale
- bowls & dishes for resale
- beaver dimes for resale
- bags for candy
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- pots for resale
- woodcut blocks
- hats for resale
- Toronto Visitors' Guide
- foodstuff for resale
- labels
- hearth brooms for resale
- cash register for Gift Shop
- post cards for resale
- post cards for resale
- credit re return of candy
Robinson Clay Products - cups for resale
fT st " - pottery for resale
#224 - COLD CREEK - O?ERt,TING & MAINTENANCE
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge -
Archery Craft
G. H. Wood & Co.
McKeown's Service
ff IT
B. A. Oil
McKeown's Service
Empire Chemical
Imperial Oil
McKeown's Service
B•184
12.33
337.62
35.30
21.60
3.13
3.13
54.00
180.00
27.00
11.25
42.30
2.06
25.98
891.55
126.91
57.61
( 4.78)
7.80
16.88
portion hydro re wkshop & office
June /62 4.45
targets for archery course 41.20
toilet tissue 48.24
links for mower .74
guards for mower 4.32
portion credit card purchases June /62 14.33
rivets for mower 1.03
chemicals for toilets 6.86
portion credit card purchases June /62 4.14
bolts, nuts & Welding re mower 1.72
Payroll for July 48,960.94
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SCHEDULE "B,P
REPORT OF THE TENDER- OPENING SUB - COMMITTEE
re
PROJECT B -2 BLACK CREEK
and
SCHEME W.C.-6 -- HUMBER RIVER
The Tender - Opening Sub - Committee met in the Board Room of the
Authority Offices, No. 7 Highway, Vaughan Township, at 4.00 p.m.
on Friday, July 27th, 1962.
PRESENT WERE:
R. G. Henderson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
W. C. Davidson
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
C. B. Thompson
H. Fennerty
Chairman
Chairman Humber Valley Advsy. Bd.
Authority Vice - Chairman
Secretary - Treasurer
Director of Operations
Deputy - Treasurer
James F. MacLaren Associates
The following sealed Tenders were opened for Project B -2 -- Black
Creek -- each containing bids as outlined below:
Bedford Construction Co. Ltd.
Swansea Construction Company
McNamara Road Construction Co.
$476,834.60
4$6,4$1.00
6259555,00
The Tenders were submitted to the Consulting
Engineers, James F. MacLaren Associates, for
a further report, and it was agreed that after
their report is received, the contract be
awarded to the lowest proper tender subject
to the approval of the Minister of Lands and
Forests and the Minister of Northern Affairs
and National Resources.
The following sealed Tenders were opened for Scheme W.C. -6 Flood
Plain Land and Channel Improvements to the Humber River each
containing bids as outlined below:
Aprile Contracting Limited $ 22,109.50
Sam Cosentino Limited 25,649.00
Steed and Evans Limited 29,262.00
McNamara Road Construction Limited 29,$96.25
Alcan- Colony Limited 32,914.00
The Tenders were submitted to the Consulting
Engineers, James F. MacLaren Associates, for a
further report, and it was agreed that after
their report is received, the contract be awarded
to the lowest proper tender.
/K
July 31st, 1962
F. L. Lunn
Secretary - Treasurer
CHEDULE "C"
BRIEF TO THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
REQUESTING A GRANT FOR THE COMPLETION
OF THE PIONEER VILLAGE
AS A CENTENNIAL PROJECT.
Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority
September, 1962
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
OFFICERS
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Director of Operations
Secretary- Treasurer
Dr. G. Ross Lord, P.Eng.
W. C. Davidson, Q.C.
K. G. Higgs, R.P.F.
F. L. Lunn
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Dr. G. Ross Lord, P. Eng.
W. C. Davidson, Q.C.
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger, Q.C.
A. MacDonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
HISTORICAL SITES
Mrs. D. Hague
N. A. Boylen,
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Chairman of the Authority
Vice - Chairman of the Authority
Chairman, Humber Valley Advis��
Board
Chairman, Historical Sites
Advisory Board
Chairman, Flood Control & Water
Conservation Advisory Board
Chairman, Don Valley Advisory
Board
Chairman, Etobicoke- Mimico
Advisory Board
Chairman, Reforestation & Land
Use Advisory Board
Chairman, R.D.H.P. Advisory Board
irvyn, Conservation Areas
Advisory Board
Chairman, Information & Education
Advisory Board
ITE ADVISORY BOARD
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
J. A. Carroll
Miss T. Davidson
J. V. Fry
J. E. Harper
Prof. T. F. Mcllwraith
Mrs. M. Robinson
A. H. Cowling (M.P.P.)
W. A. Dempsey
N. Goodhead
G. Lehman
G. R. Mason
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METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
MEMBERS AND MUNCIPALITIES
Chairman: Dr. G. Ross Lord, P. Eng.
(appointed by Lieutenant - Governor in Council)
Member
Boylen, N. A.
Bradstock, John W.
Breen, M. J.
Bryson, J. A.
Campbell, A. M.
Clifford, C.
Conroy, C. E.
Core, C. C.
Cowling, A. H. (M.P.P.)
Dalglish, K. C.
Davidson, Miss True
Davidson, W. C. , Q.C.
Dennison, Wm.
Duncan, J. N.
Fry, J. V.
Gardhouse, G.
Gardner, Mrs. J. A.
Gell, Mrs. F.
Goodhead, N. C.
Griggs, H. NI.
Haggart, W. J.
Hague, Mrs. D.
Harper, J. E.
Henderson, R. G.
Hiscott, C. H.
Honsberger, H. S., Q.C.
Jennings, R.
Jones, R. E.
Klinck, Mrs. G.
Kline, C. F.
Kucherepa, Dr. J. W.
Leavens, W.
Lehman, G.
Mackenzie, A. A. (M.P.P.)
MacDonald, A.
Mason, G. R.
McKechnie, F.
Mould, J. L.
Nesbitt, R. L.
Parker, J. K.
Purcell, C. R.
Reddington, D. J.
Redelmeier, F. M.
Reeve, A. E.
Robinson, Mrs. M.
Sauriol, C.
Scott, J. S.
Sheehan, P. F.
Van Nostrand, Dr. F. H.
Vignale, V.
Wade, F. A.
Wardlaw, C. R.
Waters, K. G.
Westney, W. H.
Municipality
Metropolitan Toronto
Richmond Hill
Metropolitan Toronto
Vaughan Township
Metropolitan Toronto
Markham Township
Metropolitan Toronto
Brampton Town
Government of Ontario
Metropolitan Toronto
Metropolitan Toronto
Metropolitan Toronto
Metropolitan Toronto
Toronto Gore Township
Markham Village
Chinguacousy Township
Metropolitan Toronto
Metropolitan Toronto
Metropolitan Toronto
Metropolitan Toronto
Richmond Hill
Metropolitan Toronto
Markham Township
Woodbridge Village
Metropolitan Toronto
Metropolitan Toronto
King Township
Albion Township
Metropolitan Toronto
Brampton Town
Metropolitan Toronto
Bolton Village
Stouffville Village
Government of Ontario
Metropolitan Toronto
Metropolitan Toronto
Toronto Township
Metropolitan Toronto
Uxbridge Township
Adjala, Caledon, Mono Townships
Metropolitan Toronto
Caledon East Village
Vaughan Township
Pickering Village
Metropolitan Toronto
Metropolitan Toronto
Pickering Township
Ajax Town
Whitchurch Township
Toronto Township
Metropolitan Toronto
Metropolitan Toronto
Metropolitan Toronto
Pickering Township
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Purpose
II. Introduction
III. The Pioneer Village, Black Creek Conservation
Area
IV. Proposed Development Plans
V. Financial Arrangements
VI. Legal Aspects
PURPOSE:
It is the purpose of this Breif to outline the proposal of the
Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority to complete the
Pioneer Village, Black Creek Conservation Area, as the Authority's
contribution to Canada's Centennial to be celebrated in the year 1967.
The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority respectfully
requests financial assistance from the Government of Canada and the
Government of the Province of Ontario to permit the Authority to
complete the project as a living memorial to Canada's forefathers.
INTRODUCTION:
On June 2nd, 1960, the Honourable J. Keiller Mackay, D.S.O., V.D.,
LLD., Lieutenant - Governor of the Province of Ontario, officially
opened the Black Creek Conservation Area and dedicated the Pioneer
Village. On this occasion, the Chairman of the Authority, Dr. G.
Ross Lord, outlined the proposal to complete the Village by 1967
as the Authority's contribution to Canada's Centennial.
Since this date the Pioneer Village has continued to grow and develop
and has become an important education, cultural and recreational
institution serving a present population within the Metropolitan
Toronto region of 1,750,000. The Village is located in the densely
populated section of South - Central Ontario, and the facility is there-
fore available to more than ten percent of the total population of
Canada. In addition, by its location near the major access route to
Ontario's Northern vacationland, it is readily accessible to visitors
from many parts of the United States.
From the date of dedication until August 1, 1962, the Pioneer Village
has attracted over 300,000 visitors. A total of 43,000 school
children have been conducted on educational tours of the Village.
The Authority proposes to complete the development of the Village
by the addition of several buildings in order that the Village will
be representative of a cross -roads village of Canada West of a
period prior to 1867. The Village will be operated as a living
village with attendants in charge of all buildings, together with a
number of craftsmen demonstrating their crafts.
The estimated cost to complete the Village is $160,000.00 and the
Authority respectfully requests financial assistance from the Govern-
ment of Canada and the Government of the Province of Ontario in an
amount of 50% of the cost, not to exceed $80,000.00.
THE PIONEER VILLAGE. BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA:
The Pioneer Village, Black Creek Conservation Area, at Jane Street
and Steeles Avenue, fifteen miles from City Hall, Toronto, is a
restored village which pre -dates the year of Confederation.
This project is owned and operated by the Metropolitan Toronto and
Region Conservation Authority. At the present time the Village consists
of thirteen buildings -- six of them on their original site. These
are the Dalziel Barn (Museum Building) 1809; First Settler's House,
1816; Smoke House, 1820; Grain Barn, 1825; Piggery, 1825; Second
Settler's House, 1832. The others, moved in by the Conservation
Authority, are the Gentleman's House, 1844; Blacksmith Shop, 1855;
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Artisan? s House, 1855; Laskay Emporium, 1$56; Dixon Hill School, 1$61;
Fisherville Presbyterian Church, 1$569 Cider Mill, 1$50. The Authority
has furnished these buildings consistenr, with the times in which they
were built. The Dalziel Barn is used as a museum building, housing
seventeen exhibits reflecting early life in Ontario.
The project was started in 1954, when at that time the Humber Valley
Conservation Authority purchased a fourteen acre tract of land on
Jane Street just North of Steeles Avenue, for conservation purposes.
On this land was the Dalziel Barn. The Humber Authority restored
the building and opened it as a Pioneer Museum in the Fall of 1956.
It is interesting to note at this point that practically the entire
collection was donated by interested persons in the community.
In 1957 the Humber Valley Conservation Authority amalgamated with
three other Conservation Authorities to form what is now the
Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. The Authorityes
main work is the development of a Flood Control and Water Conservation
Plan within the region under its jurisdiction. Other aspects of the
programme are reforestation, the preservation of wildlife, a farm
assistance programme and maintenance of eight Conservation Areas
for recreation, swimming, picnicking and fishing within the Metropolitan
region.
At the end of the operational season in 1957, it was obvious that
a facility dealing with the visual historical background of Ontario
was very popular and very much needed in the community. The Conserv-
ation Authority, encouraged by this fact, undertook to establish the
Pioneer Village.
It was at this time that the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conserv-
ation Authority acquired a fifty -five acre tract of land south of
the previously mentioned fourteen acres. This land was donated to
the Conservation Authority as park lands by Central Mortgage and
Housing Corporation. The Authority has added sixty acres of table-
land to this. On this historic farm were five of the six original
buildings mentioned previously. These five buildings formed the
nucleus of Pioneer Village.
The Authority has uridertdcen this major project to preserve for
present and future generations the contributions made by our early
settlers, which have influenced our way of life and which are a
living heritage to all Canadians.
The Pioneer Village, through the medium of its collection and buildings,
is in many was a graphic representation of an early Ontario
cross -roads village. This facility illustrates the progression in .a
society of the early agricultural settler to the wealthy retired
gentleman.
The policy at Pioneer Village is to make it a living village. There
are specially trained attendants in each of the buildings. The
women, dressed in costumes, perform household activities which were
daily tasks in the homes of Ontario over one hundred years ago.
Such duties included baking in a brick oven, sauerkraut making, sausage
making, candle making and other long forgotten arts. The village
blacksmith works at the forge and shoes the horses at Pioneer Village.
In the grain barn an attendant demonstrates early methods of seeding,
harvesting, threshing with the flail and winnowing. The general
store is stocked with articles which were bartered across the counter
a century ago. The church is typical of its time with its boxed
pews and high pulpit. The school was designed by Egerton Ryerson,
with a graduated seating plan and box stove. The village agricultural
complex includes early breeds of livestock.
From its very beginning, this project has realized increasing attendance.
There were 2,000 visitors to the Pioneer Museum in 1956; $,200 in 1957;
15,000 to 195$ and 32,160 in 1959. On June 2nd, 1960, the PiorB er
Village was dedicated by Lieutenant - Governor the Honourable J. Keiller
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Mackay, D.S.O., V.D., LLD. There was a total of 90,992 visitors in
1960; 9$,240 in 1961, and $0,453 to August 1, 1962. It is planned
that the Pioneer Village will be officially opened in 1967 on the
100th anniversary of Confederation. The Authority has designed the
Pioneer Village to accommodate an expected annual visitation, upon
its completion, of between 150,000 and 200,000 persons.
During the restoration of all the buildings and the acquisition
of the collection, it has been the aim to make Pioneer Village a
teaching institution. It has been said many times that Pioneer Village
is perhaps the most authentically restored village in Canada.
The teaching programme at Pioneer Village is an extensive one. To
the present, 43,000 school children have visited the Village in
organized groups. The Authority has printed a teachers' guide which
is sent to the teacher upon scheduling a group visit. This booklet
helps the teacher to prepare the class for a visit. The Authority
engages university students to conduct guided tours for these visits.
In addition to this, numerous youth organizations such as the Boy
Scouts, Girl Guides, Brownies, day camp groups, Cub and Scout groups
visit Pioneer Village and ale given guided tours. The Authority makes
no charge for this service.
The Authority has produced a film entitled 'Pioneer Village, Black
Creek Conservation Area'. The film has been widely distributed and
is being used by schools, the Ontario Department of Travel and
Publicity, the National Film Board, T.V. and a number of other
educational groups.
The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority has recently
purchased the Percy Band collection of 19th century toys for exhibit
at the Pioneer Village. The toy collection is the most extensive in
Canada, and the purchase was made possible through a grant from the
Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Foundation which received
monies for the purchase of the collection from the Laidlaw Foundation.
The collection of pioneer artifacts is not only used and exhibited at
the Pioneer Village, but in addition is made available to libraries,
museums, government departments, Canadian National Exhibition and
commercial organizations for displays of an educational nature.
The Authority annually sponsors a Pioneer Festival during which pioneer
arts and crafts are demonstrated and exhibited, together with
cultural activities such as early plays, music and lectures. The
attendance at these Festivals approximates 10,000 people.
An announcement has recently been made that York University, with the
assistance of the Province of Ontario, will acquire approximately
450 acres immediately adjacent to the Pioneer Village, Black Creek
Conservation Area. The Authority is encouraged by the establishment
of York University adjacent to the Village, because it will ensure
for all time the proper setting for the Village and will permit close
co- operation with the University in the further development of the
Village as an area for historical research and as a major educational
facility.
Through the five years since its founding, the aims of the Conservation
Authority remain the same -- to recreate an early Ontario Pioneer
Village devoted to educational purposes and to preserve the founding
factors of this great nation.
PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT PLANS:
The Authority has adopted as a matter of policy the completion of the
development of the Pioneer Village by 1967. That this plan becomes
a reality is of the utmost importance, for this generation is the
last who is close elough to the past to record it accurately. The
Authority is of the opinion that the following structures are necessary
for the complete representation of an early Ontario village:
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(1) Grist Mill
(2) Apothecary Shop
(3) Cooper's Shop
(4) Woodworking and Cabinet Maker's Shop
(5) Harness Maker's Shop
(6) Weaver's Shed
(7) Gunsmith Shop
(8) Saw Mill
(9) Tavern
(10) ivianse and Drive Shed
(11) Two Dwellings
(12) Toll Gate
The estimated cost of establishing . these additional structures is $160,000.
The Conservation Authority has adopted this major undertaking to pre-
serve the contributions made by our early settlers. These very
contributions are our Canadian heritage.
The Authority proposes to staff, maintain and operate Pioneer Village
for all time. The assembling of these buildings, restored and furnished
consistent with the period of their original construction, will for
the present and for all time, be a living memorial to our forefathers.
FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS:
The estimated cost to complete the restoration of the Pioneer Village,
Black Creek Conservation Area, as the Metropolitan Toronto and
Region Conservation Authority's contribution to Canada's centennial
celebrations is $160,000.00. The Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority respectfully requests the Government of Canada
and the Government of the Province of Ontario for a Grant of 50% of
the estimated cost, not to exceed a total Grant of $$0,000.00.
LEGAL ASPECTS:
The Government of Canada has made provision for financial assistance
to Provinces and organizations for the observance of the centennial
of Confederation in Canada by the enactment of the National
Centennial Act.
The National Conference on Canada's centennial was set up in Part II
of the National Centennial Act. The National Conference consists
of not more than sixty members, each of whom shall be appointed by
the Prime Minister, including at least two members from each of the
ten Provinces appointed by the Prime Minister upon the recommendation
of the Provincial Governments. The objects of the Conference are
the consideration and discussion of plans and programmes relating
to the centennial Confederation in Canada. Members serve without
remuneration, but may be paid reasonable travelling and living
expenses in the performance of their duties. Approved expenditures
of the Conference are paid out of monies appropriated by Parliament
for the purpose. This National Conference is an advisory body with
no administrative authority. In addition to the National Conference
on Canada's centennial, there is a corporation called the National
Centennial Administration consisting of a commissioner, a deputy
commissioner and not more than eight directors, each of whom shall be
appointed by the Governor -in- Council. Directors serve without remuner-
ation, but the two officers are paid officials. Head office of the
Administration is in Ottawa and it may, with the approval of the
Governor -in- Council, appoint officials or staff for the purpose of
the Administration. The Administration meets at least four times a
year to promote interest in and plan and implement programmes and
projects relating to the Centennial of Oonfederation. The
Administration may:
(a) acquire by purchase, lease or otherwise any real or personal
property, including securities, and own, hold, sell, manage
or deal therewith or therein as the Administration may
determine;
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(b) expend any monies appropriated by Parliament for the
work of the Administration or• received by the Administration
through the conduct of its operations or by gift, donation,
bequest or otherwise;
(c) undertake programmes and projects relating to the
observance of the Centennial of Confederation in Canada;
and
(d) engage in joint projects with, or make grants to, any
Province, or any organization '4he objects of which are
similar to the objects of the Administration, for the
observance of the Centennial of Confederation in Canada.
A special account known as the National Centennial Fund will receive
funds appropriated by Parliament. The Minister of Finance will pay
out of these funds such funds as are required for making Grants
to any Province or any organization for the observance of tie
centennial.
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MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, September 12, 1962
No.15
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, September 12th, 1962, commencing at 10 :30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Vice - Chairman Don
Valley Adv. Bd.
Dir. of Operations
Secretary- Treasurer
Property Administrator
Asst. Dir. of Oper.
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
Mrs. G. Klinck
K. G. Higgs
F. L. Lunn
W. E. Jones
E. F. Sutter
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 14/62 were presented.
Res. #245 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 14/62
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
Res. #246 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Accounts in the sum total of
$6$1,603.15, and appended as Schedule "A" of these
Minutes, be approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT -- MAY 1st - AUGUST 31, 1962:
The Director of Operations presented the Staff Progress Report.
Res. #247 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff Progress Report
period of-May 1st to August 31st, 1962, be
with pleasure and appended as Schedule "B"
Minutes;
for the
received
of these
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Executive
hereby records its appreciation of the special
efforts made by the various members of the
Staff during this period.
Carried Unanimously.
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PROJECT F -11 -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION - EXTRA WORK ORDER NO. 2:
Res. #24$ Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue Extra Work Order No. 2 in the total amount of
$292.31 for the installation of $0 -feet of 6 -inch
diameter pipe, as outlined in the letter of August
20th, 1962, from James F. MacLaren Associates.
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT B -1 -- BLACK CREEK - EXTRA WORK ORDERS NO. 10 and NO. 11:
Res. #249 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue the following Extra Work Orders in connection
with Project B -1:
(a) Extra Work Order No. 10 -- in the amount of
$1,933.00 for the construction of an additional
12 -inch diameter manhole as outlined in the
letter of August 24, 1962, from James F. MacLaren
Associates;
(b) Extra Work Order No. 11 -- reducing the Contract
in the amount of $754.33 for the relocation of
an existing 24 -inch diameter storm sewer as out-
lined in the September 5th, 1962, letter of
James F. MacLaren Associates.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -14 -- PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING HUMBER WATERSHED - DRILLING:
A communication was presented from James F. MacLaren Associates advising
that tenders had been received for the necessary test drilling on the
Main and East Branches of the Humber River.
Res. #250 Moved By: -- C. Sauriol
Seconded Py.:- A. MacDonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer.be authorized
to advise James F. MacLaren Associates that the tender
for the drilling of the four Dam Sites on the Main
and East Branches of the Humber River be awarded to
F. E. Johnston Drilling Company Limited at a cost
not to exceed $22,2$7.50 in total, it being the lowest
proper tender received.
Carried Unanimously.
MASSEY CREEK:
Res. #251 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the recommendation of the Staff in
connection with the reasons for not recommending the
adoption of Phase I of the Massey Creek Report as
ai Authority project as set forth herein, be
adopted:
Phase I consists of widening, lining with concrete
or sod, construction of berms and ramps, culverts
and bridges, in the section of the Channel between
Highway No. 401 and St. Clair Avenue, at an estimated
cost of $1,037,503.00. This portion of the project
is located wholly within the Township of Scarboromgh,
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and is, or will be, required to protect existing
developments in that Municipality.
The Massey Creek through this section is not well
defined and for the most part, the area adjacent
to the Creek has been completely urbanized. The
Creek serves in many locations as an outlet for
storm drainage.
The Staff of the Authority has made two field
examinations of the area, accompanied by representatives
of the Conservation Authorities Branch of the Deprt-
ment of Lands and Forests. As a result of these
investigations, it was considered that the Province
of Ontario should not contribute to this Phase of
the Massey Creek because it is felt that the problem
was one of storm drainage and therefore a Municipal
responsibility.
Carried Unanimously.
ETOBICOKE & MIMICO CREEKS -- ENGINEERING STUDY AND CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS:
A communication was presented from the Township of Etobicoke request-
ing that the Authority carry out studies on the Etobicoke Creek
and the Mimico Creek and, if possible, taking remedial action at
the rear of properties on Oakfield Drive and Enfield Drive.
Res. #252 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Township of Etobicoke be advised
that the Authority has retained the firm of H. G.
Acres and Company to carry out a complete engineering
study on the Mimico Creek Watershed.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -2 - MILNE RESERVOIR -- PROPERTY PLAN:
A Staff communication was presented suggesting that it would be
neccessary to acquire a certain portion of Plan 5880, Village of Markham.
Res. #253 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to acquire
Lots 42 to G.7, Lots 52 to 54, and Lots 64 to 67 of
Registered Plan 5$$0, of the Village of Markham,
under the provisions of The Conservation Authorities
Act.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -11 -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION -- HYDRO SEEDING:
A communication was presented advising that tenders had been received
for hydro seeding 25,000 square yards of the channel banks in connection
with Project F -11 - Woodbridge Channelization.
Res. #254 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the contract for the right -hand bank
of the East Branch of the Humber River, and the left
bank of the Main Branch of the Humber River above
the confluence of the two, be awarded to K. J. Beamish
Construction on the basis of $,000 square yards at a
cost of 7i¢ per square yard for hydro seed and mulch
with turfibre;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the contract for
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the left -hand bank of the East Branch of the
Humber River and the right -hand bank of the Main
Branch of the Humber River above the confluence
and all banks below the confluence, be done by
E. Darby & Sons on the basis of 17,000 square
yards at 5i0 per square yard for hydro seed and
mulch with straw;
AND BE IT STILL FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- a report
be prepared at a future date on the results of the
two different methods of hydro seeding.
Carried Unanimously.
SALARY ADJUSTMENT:
The Director of Operations presented a Staff recommendation recommending
a certain salary adjustment.
Reg.-W55- Moved By.:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
'RESOLVED THAT:- the matter of a salary adjustment
for a member of the Technical Staff be referred to
the Personnel Sub - Committee.
Carried Unanimously.
AUTHORITY TOUR -- CROWE VALLEY CONSERVATION AUTHORITY:
A Staff communication was presented advising that the Crowe Valley
Conservation Authority proposed to tour the Metro area on Wednesday,
September 26th, 1962, and suggested that the Authority provide luncheon
for the group.
Res. ##256 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be directed
to provide a luncheon for the members of the Crowe
Valley Conservation Authority on Wednesday, September
26th, 1962, at the Pioreer Village, Black Creek
Conservation Area.
Carried Unanimously.
ATTENDANCE - 1 62 CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES CONFERENCE:
Res. ##257 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- all Members of the Authority be authorized
to attend the Conservation Authorities Conference being
held at the Skyline Hotel, October 10th, llth, and
12th, 1962, and in this connection that the following_
expenses be paid:
(a) Mileage To And From;
(b) Registration Fee;
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME C.A. -30 -- BOYD CONSERVATION AREA - EXTENSION NO. 5 = KLEINBURG
ESTATES ::, .:-
A Staff communication was presented reviewing the matter of the
Kleinburg Estates and recommending that the natter be reconsidered.
Res. ##25$ Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- an informal deputation wait on the
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Minister of Lands and Forests in connection with
the matter of the Kleinburg Estates.
NOT Carried.
Res. #259 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- Messrs. Lord and Wade be a committee
to meet with Mr. and Mrs. R. McMichael in connection
with the matter of the Kleinburg Estates property.
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS:
Res. #260 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to engage the firm of Wildman and Rhodes and Associates,
51?5A Yonge Street, Willowdale, Ontario, to carry
out the following surveys:
Project F.6.A. -- Lower East Branch Dam & Reservoir
Thomas McLean
Project P.$.A. -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands
Frank Anzil
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -5 -- LOWER HIGHLAND CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- LAND ACQUISIT-
ION -- MILLER PAVING LIMITED:
Res. #261 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to proceed with the settlement of compensation
recommended by counsel in connection with the
expropriation of 23.40 acres of land more -or -less
and all improvements contained thereon, being Part
of Lot 2, Concession I, Township of Scarborough,
from Miller Paving Limited, for the total sum of
$55,000.00, plus adjustments, disbursements, and
legal fees;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary -
Treasurer be authorized to take whatever steps necessary
for the demolition and removal cf buildings from
this property.
Carried Unanimously
SCHEME W.C. -15 -- DON FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- LAND ACQUISITION -- FAMOUS
PLAYERS CANADIAN CORPORATION:
A communication was presented having reference to the parcel of land
described as Part of Lot 1, Concession III, E.Y.S. Township of North
York, and advising that there was not sufficient money remaining in
Scheme W.C. -15 to acquire this parcel.
Res. #262 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By :- Mrs. G. Klinck
RESOLVED THAT:- in view of the lack of funds
available for the purpose, no action be taken to
acquire the property described as Part of Lot 1,
Concession III, E.Y.S. Township of North York;
and further in this connection, that the Metropolitan
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Parks Commissioner be so advised.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -19 - BLACK CREEK DAM PHASE II - PARK LAND - DESIGNATION:
A communication was presented from the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto advising that the Parks Committee had recommended that the
lands included in Scheme W.C. -19 be known as "Downsview Dells ".
Res. #263 Moved By :- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the action of the Metropolitan
Corporation in naming the lands includeC. in Scheme
W.C. -19 as "Downsview Dells" be approved.
Carried Unanimously.
MASSEY CREEK -- PARKS DEVELOPMENT:
Res. #264 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the proposals submitted by the
Metropolitan Parks Department for the development
of the Massey Creek from the forks of the Don River
to O'Connor Drive be approved, and further in this
connection, that the Staff be instructed to investigate
the location of the proposed Playing Fields in the
area.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P. --- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- SEWER EASEMENT:
A communication was presented advising that the Township of Etobicoke,
have requested an easement for a sanitary sewer' across certain
properties being acquired by the Authority.
Res. #265 Moved By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - when the acquisition of properties
owned by Thomas Earl Creighton and Toronto Free
Hospital for Consumptives has been completed, an
easement be granted to the Municipality of the
Township of Etobicoke, in accordance with
Etobicoke Plan MA -2330 showing the proposed easement
as Parts 1 and 2, for the nominal consideration of
$1.00; said easement crosses Lot 17, Concession "DAP,
FH, Township of Etobicoke, and Lot 2, Concession V,
WYS, Township of York.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P. -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- SEWER EASEMENT:
The Staff advised that a request for a trunk sewer easement had been
received from the Metropolitan Corporation.
Res. ,266 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - a sewer easement be granted to
the Metropolitan Corporation affecting Part of Lot 14,
Concession IV, WYS, Township of North York, in
accordance with Metro Works Drawing No. P.1202 -0$,
for the nominal consideration of $1.00.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -4 -- LOWER HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LAND & CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS
-- WATER MAIN EASEMENT:
fl request had been received from the Metropo7 i. tarn Corporation reques cinr:
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Res. #267 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - an easement for a 36 -inch water
main be granted to the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto in accordance with Department of Works Drawing
No. P829 -03, for a nominal consideration of $1.00.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -19 -- BLACK CREEK DAM PHASE II - ROAD WIDENING - JANE STREET:
A communication was presented advising that the Township of North York
have requested a small strip of land required for the widening of
Jane Street.
Res. #26$ Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the Authority convey to the Township
of North York for the purposes of widening Jane Street,
a parcel of land approximately 27 -feet depth by
70 -feet frontage on Jane Street, being Part of Lot 14.,
Concession IV, W.Y.S., Township of North York, for
the nominal consideration of $1.00.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -16 -- DON FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- ROAD WIDENING - LESLIE STREET:
A communication was presented from the Township of North York requesting
a conveyance of a strip of land to permit the widening of Leslie Street.
Res. #269 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- Mrs. G. Klinck
RESOIV ED THAT : - the Authority convey in Fee Simple
to the Municipality of the Township of North York
for a nominal consideration of $1.00, a strip of
land 27 -feet in width on the West side of Leslie
Street, running from Sheppard Lvenue to the Northerly
boundary of Authority -owned property in accordance with
North York Plan showing the widening of Leslie Street as
it affects Part Lot 16, Concession II, E.Y.S., Township
of North York, Drawing No. LS- 361 -B.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -1 -- CLAIREVILLE RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION - LAUDER:
Res. #270 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately
2.71$ acres of land more -or -less and all improvements
contained thereon, from James B. Lauder, being Part
Lot 13, Concession IX S.D., Township of Toronto,
for the total sum of $55,000.00, 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.
PROJECT F -3 -- BOLTON RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION - ATTWELL:
Res. #271 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 1.2 acres
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thereon, from Josephine Attwell, being Part of Lot 12,
Concession V, Township of Albion, at the price shown
in the Option dated September 4th, 1962, 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 F -14 -- PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING HUMBER WATERSHED - ACCESS TO
PROPERTY:
A communication was presented advising of certain difficulties which
had been encountered by the Staff in entering upon certain property
owned by V. L. Staunton of Nashville, Ontario.
Res. #272 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be instructed to proceed
to enter upon the property of V. Lynch- Staunton
located in Lots 31 and 32, Concession X, Township
of Vaughan, under the terms of The Conservation
Authorities Act, and that Mr. Staunton be advised
of the action being taken.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -$ - HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN - LAND ACQUISITION - EASTES:
Res. #273 Moved By :- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.140 acres
of land more -or -less, and all improvements contained
thereon, from A. B. Eastes, being Part of Lot 16,
Concession "Du, F.H., Township of Etobicoke, for the
total sum of $12,500.00, 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 P -$ - HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN - LAND ACQUISITION - HOELLER:
Res. #274 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By : -- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.19$
acres of land more -or -less, and all improvements
contained thereon, from Alois and Herta Hoeller, being
Part of Lot 10, in the Humber Range (adjoining
Concession III, FB), Township of York, for the total
sum of $13,000.00, 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.
PROJECT P -$ -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN - LAND ACQUISITION - STEWART:
Res. #275 Moved By :- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.20$
acres of land more-o2-less, and all improvements contained
thereon, from Earl and June Stewart, being Part of
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of Lot 1$, Concession "Du, FH, (Partly known as
Lot 29, Barrett's Plan) Township of Etobieoke,
for the total sum of $11,500.00, 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 P -$ - HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN - BUILDING DISPOSAL:
Res. #276 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary-Treasurer be authorized
to take whatever action as necessary for the demolition
and removal of the buildings from the following premises:
Stewart property, 517 Scarlett Road
Eastes property, 331 Scarlett Road
Hoeller property, 3757 Scarlett Road
Montgomery & Gordon property, 3660 Eglinton Ave.
Boven property, 501 Scarlett Road
Harris property, 315 Scarlett Road
Griffith property, 321 Scarlett Road
Cox property, 473 Scarlett Road
Kennedy property, 17 Grantham Ave.,
Pelleja property, 37 Grantham Ave.,
Waterman property, 4$5 Scarlett Road
Aitken property, 3755 Eglinton Ave. W.
Amsen property, 21 Grantham Ave.,
Collins property, 27 Grantham Ave..
Bagnato property, 3754 Eglinton Ave. W.,
Lane property, 25 Grantham Ave.
IIadlow property, 5$ Astoria Ave.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -12 - DUFFIP CREEK FLOOD PLAIN - LAND ACQUISITION - D.H.O.:
Res. #277 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Authority proceed with the
acquisition of Part of Lot 15, Concession I,
Village of Pickering, said to contain 41.$40
acres from the Department of Highways (Ontario)
for the sum of $100.00 plus adjustments, disburse-
ments and legal fees, and further subject to a
Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests, and further that
this conveyance be subject to the conditions
contained in a letter dated September 6th, 1962,
received from the Regional Property Administrative
Officer of the Department of Highways.
Carried Unanimously.
SPORTSMEN'S DAY -- COLD CREEK CONSERVATION AREA:
A Staff communication was presented advising tht the Staff had made
tentative arrangements to co- operate with the Toronto Anglers and
Hunters Association in holding a Sportsmen's Day in the Cold Creek
Conservation Area.
Res. #278 Moved By:- Mrs. G. Klinck
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- - the Staff be authorized and directed
to co- operate with the Toronto Anglers and Hunters
Association in staging a Sportsmen's Day at the Cold
Creek Conservation Area on Saturday, September 29th, 1962.
Carried Unanimously.
B -202
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PROJECT F -11 - WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION - EXTRA WORK ORDERS NOQS. 3
AND 4:
Res. #279 Moved By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- A. Mac
RESOLVED MAT:- the Secretary-Treasurer be authorized
to issue the following Extra Work Orders in connection
with Project F -11 - Woodbridge Channelization:
(a) Extra Work Order No. 3 -- $ 96.$7 for assistance
furnished by Swansea Construction to Canadian
Longyear Limited in checking a local soil
condition under the South abutment cf the Clarence
Street bridge;
(b) Extra Work Order No. 4 -- $277.40 for the placing
of extra metal protection of the floor blocks in
both concrete drop structures and also the extra
length of fencing necessitated by the change in
design of the Main Branch concrete drop structure;
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 3:20 p.m.
G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secreta ry- Treasurer
September 13, 1962
AUTHORIZED LIST
SCHEDULE ',A0
13 -- TRAVEL ADVANCES:
K. G. Higgs -- travel advance re S.C.S.A. Washington
Dr. G. Ross Lord -- travel advance re S.C.S.A. Washington
122_7- OPTIONS:
B -203
August, 1962
200.00
200.00
W. E. Whitewood -- reimbursement Morrison- Newman Option 20.00
A -12 -- STAFF MILEAGE AND EXPENSE:
K. G. Higgs -- travel expense re Authority business for July 57.75
F. L. Lunn -- travel expense re Authority business for July 58.30
J. 'vilson -- travel expense re Authority business for July 53.40
M. Whitley -- travel expense re Authority business for July 55.30
P. B. Flood -- travel expense re Authority businessfor July 74.25
T. E. Barber -- travel expense re Authority business July 59.80
K. W. Strasser - travel expense re Authority business July 67.70
M. G. Johnson -- travel expense re Authority business July 43.65
L. Fraser -- travel expense re Authority business for July 98.50
W. E. Jones - travel expense re Authority business for July 96.15
A. Colucci -- travel expense re Authority business for July 59.40
A. Colucci -- travel expense re Authority business for June 35.90
Canadian Pacific Telegraphs -- Staff Reservation re S.C.S.A.
Conference 1.40
J. Wilson -- travel expense re Authority business for August 62.80
A -31 -- UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT:
Fath ion Hat and Cap -- summer uniform caps 273.16
White Hardware -- ammunition for Patrol Officers 3.31
J. Britton -- travel expense re dress uniform 6.50
A -32 -- POSTAGE:
Receiver General of Canada - -- postage stamps 50.00
K. W. Strasser -- postage paid re Albion Hills Fireside Nite 22.88
A -33 -- STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLIES:
Gestetner -- stencil file folders
Grand and Toy -- earnings record cards
Gestetner -- electronic stencils
Underwood Limited -- service to typewriter
Dicatating Supply -- supplies for photostat machine
H. G. Barlow -- office supplies
Underwood Limited -- inspection of typewriters
Grand and Toy Limited -- binder and ledger sheets
Charters Publishing ---- pennysaver envelopes
Tanhall Reproductions • - -- drafting supplies
Charters Publishing -- work reports
Charters Publishing -- copy forms
A -34 -- TECHNICAL PLANS AND MAPS:
Hunting Survey -- ozalid prints Don River floodline maps
Hunting Survey -- re-drawing Don floodline map re Court case
for dumping violation
A -35 -- VEHICLE REPAIRS AND OPERATING COSTS:
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July
Canadian Tire, Bolton -- floor mats re vehicle ,4
Humberview Motors -- 2,000 mile check re vehicle #4
J. Burrows Garage -- repairing to fenders Vehicle #9
J. Burrows Garage -- spark plugs re vehicle ;r9
J. Burrows Garage -- repair door and lubricate vehicle #9
J. A. McCleave & Son -- repair lock vehicle j19
Hawman Motors -- install seat belts vehicle
2.63
8.24
6.86
2.86
109.28
49.66
24.17
11.96
29.61
51.50
81.46
18.69
2.86
63.69
185.08
9.35
6.00
5.67
12.65
4.00
4.50
,204 -2-
A-•35 -- VEHICLE REPAIRS AND OPERATING 8TS - CCNTD:
Hawman Motors -- windshield re vehicle #2
Hawman Motors -- refinish lower half vehicle W2
Hawman Motors -- repair radio vehicle #2
Hawman Motors -- repairs to vehicle #5
Canadian Tire Corporation -•- floor mats re vehicle #3
Lippay Motors -- repairs to vehicle #$
Park Manor Motors -- repairs to vehicle ,i5 ,
North York Chevrolet -- mirror re vehicle ;Tl2
Church Motors -- 6,000 wile inspection re vehicle #6
A-26 -- MACHINERY REPAIRS AND OPERATING COSTS:
Farmers? Supply -- parts for rotatiller
Humber Automotive -- plugs and cleaner
Faginss Garage -- welding tractor
Hudson Welding -- brazinb muffler on tmccor
Hudson Welding -- welding re post -hole auger
Hudson Welding -- welding re gas generator
Cliffside Automotive -•- refill tractor tire with calcium
Maitland Tool Supply -- parts for chain saw
Humber Automotive -- cotter pins
{inch & Sutton -- tractor parts
Kinch & Sutton -- tractor parts
Kinch & Sutton -- tractor parts
Kinch & Sutton -- parts for disc
A -41 -- -- TELEPHONE:
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Telephone --
Telephone - --
Telephone --
Telephone --
Telephone --
Telephone --
Telephone - -•
Telephone - --
Telephone --
Telephone --
Telephone - --
Telephone --
843 -2494 July
AL 7-8745 July
843 -2949 July
HU 9 -5686 July
857 -3331 July
857 -1646 July
8571776 July
ZA 5••8253 August
ZA 7 -3573 August
ME 3-9901 August
WH 2••2070 August
CLR27T • • 101 August
A -42 -- LIGHT, HEAT, POWER AND WATER:
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge -- hydro re Plain Office July 1962
North York Water -- water re 17 Mill Street
82.10
50.00
36.36
9.72
23.70
18.33
2.68
10.63
14.15
3.72
4.00
1.25
3.00
4.50
10.38
45.58
.25
3.46
5.25
30.23
13.88
30.87
5.69
4.29
32.36
26.85.
10.63'
9.11
112.62
84.52
40.98
38.87
23.64
65.45
6.73
A-44"-- OFFICE CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE:
Mrs. G. Cochrane -- cleaning services for Office July 1962 125.00
Northern Industrial Laundries -- lab. coats for Office 12.40
White Hardware -- knobs, hinges and catches re Darkroom cup-
boards 27.35
A -51• -- TAXES -- NON-- REVENUE PRODUCING PROPERTIES:
Township of North York -- 1962 taxes re Roll ?12103 17 Mill St 859.58
A -52 -- LEGAL AND AUDIT FEES:
Clarkson, Gordon & Co. -- audit fees for year ended
December 31st, 1962 2,682.40
A--53_ -- GENERAL EXPENSE:
Cranbrook Institute of Science -- reference book for library 1.00
National Audubon Society -- reference book for library 1.00
Doubleday Canada Limited -- reference book for library .50
Albert Britnell Book Shop - -- reference book for library 14.17
Wholesale Radio -- parts for P.A. System 10.69
Drake Delta -- oil filler caps for projector 1.24
r -205
3
A -54 -- INSURANCE:
Reed, Shaw & McNaught -- increase fire and extended coverage
policy 132.41
Reed, Shaw & McNaught -- renewed fire and extended coverage
policy 2,349.42
A -61 -- PRIVATE TREE PLANTING PROGRAMME:
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July 5.30
A -73 -- TILE DRAINAGE SUBSIDIES:
Eldred King -- tile drainage subsidy 162.$0
Murray Little -- tile drainage subsidy 200.00
A.24 FARM POND RESEARCH:
British Drug Houses -- formaldehyde for lab. 6.$6
Dillons Chemicals -- copper sulphate for lab. 19.44
A 25 -- FARM POND SUBSIDIES:
J. ?J.. Milton -- farm pond subsidy 50.00
A -$2 -- FISH REARING:
J. M. Schneider -- fish food
J. M. Schneider -- fish food
Don Watt -- pellets for fish
J. M. Schneider -- fish food
J. M. Schneider -- fish food
3.50
34.92
34.25
37.80
3.50
A -91 -- EQUIPMENT (Tables, toilets, fireplaces etc.):
Woodbridge Hardware -- carriage bolt for tables 12.57
Woodbridge Hardware -- carriage bolts for tables 5.51
Para Paints -- paints for all Areas signs 16.$9
Universal Drum Recond. -- garbage barrels $0.16
Lloyd B. Wagg Limited -- nails for tables 1.96
A -103 -- OPERATION FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM:
Scarboro Public Utilities -- hydro re Highland Creek Stream
Gauge for June and July 4.00
Village of Pickering Public Utilities -- hydro re Pickering
Stream Gauge for June and July 2.50
Township of Toronto Hydro -- hydro re Somerville Stream Gauge
for June and July 2.30
Ontario Hydro, Markham -- hydro re Markham Stream Gauge for
July 6.07
Weston Public Utilities - -- hydro re Weston Stream Gauge for
June and July 5.$3
A -111 -- ADVERTISING:
Toronto Star -- help wanted ad. 5.95
A -113 -- PUBLICATIONS AND GENERAL PRINTING:
Sports Fishing Institute -- conservation charts and text books
for distribution to schools 283.93
A -11 -- TOURS AND SPECIAL DAYS:
T. W. Hand Fireworks -- smoke bombs re Albion Fireside Nite 13.72
C.N.I.B. -- refreshments re Tour of Coshocton Soil Conservation
District, Ohio 36.00
H. L. Fair, Ontario Department of Agriculture -- services and
expenses re Land Judging Competition August 16/62 201.26
D -206' - 4 -
k -116 -- PHOTOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES AND ENGRAVING:
Gilbert A. Milne -- photo prints 10.05
A-117 -- EXHIBITS:
Zenith Electric -- electrical supplies re C.N.E. exhibit 9.$7
Canadian Tire, Bolton -- sander and belts re C.N.E. exhibit 33.36
Canada Building Materials -- silica sand re C.N.E. exhibit 2.70
Card Lumber -- plywood re C.N.E. exhibit 23.73
Card Lumber -- lumber and plywood re C.N.E. exhibit 155.16
Woodbridge Hardware -- underlay nails re C.N.E. exhibit 4.$2
Woodbridge Hardware -- nuts re C.N.E. exhibit .56
Zenith Electric -- electric wire re C.N.E. exhibit 21.42
Wm. Bartlett & Son -- carrousel re C.N.E. exhibit 29.67
Cooper & Horton -- saw blades re C.N.E. exhibit 6.36
MacMillan & Bloedel -- plywood re C.N.E. exhibit $.$0
Wm. Bartlett & Son -- cloth for wings of carrousel C.N.E
exhibit 72.43
White Hardware -- pulley and mandrel re C.N.E. exhibit 17.$3
White Hardware -- jacobs chuck re C.N.E. exhibit 9.73
Wm. Bartlett & Son -- carrousel re C.N.E. exhibit 222.4$
Wm. Bartlett & Son -- carrousel re C.N.E. exhibit 6.41
Canada Building Materials -- silica sand re C.N.E. exhibit 2.70
Para Paints -- paint re C.N.E. exhibit 6.03
Hydro Commission Of Ontario -- hydro inspection re C.N.E.
exhibit 6.00
Walter He Clegg & Assoc. -- fire proofing C.N.E. exhibit 17.50
E. Harris -- grass mats C.N.E. exhibit 61.1$
Robertson Electric -- electrical supplies C.N.E. exhibit 95.51
A. -119 -- PRESS CLIPPING SERVICE:
Canadian Press Clipping Service -- press clipping service
for July 19.0
C -2 -C -- HEART LAKE -- CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT:
Harry Matson -- travel expense re development of Area for July 6.00
B.A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July 42.33
John Patterson Const. -- weighing of four loads of stone 2.00
Allan Wilson -- flagstone 434,26
Armstrong Bros. -- sand re flagstone areas 9.00
Brampton Lumber -- cement and sealboard re flagstone areas 16.22
MacMillan & Bloedel -- plywood re improvement of refreshment
booth 26.56
Card Lumber -- lumber re water distribution system 54.$$
Card Lumber -- lumber re addition to service building 119.$7
Peel Seed Growers Co -Op -- fertilizer 757.65
Armstrong Bros. -- paying re walk 490.00
C -6 -C -- ALBION HILLS -- CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPAENT:
Ontario Hydro -- Woodbridge -- portion hydro re workshop and
office June and July 6.63
B.A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July 22.$4
Card Lumber -- hinges re improvements to change facilities 3.09
Card Lumber -- hinges re improvement to change facilities 35.15
Woodbridge Farmers -- fertilizer 4$6.09
Card Lumber -- lumber re improvements to change facilities 66.74
Card Lumber -- lumber re improvements to change facilities 9.23
MacMillan & Bloedel -- plywood re addition to refreshment
booth 64.47
Canadian Tire, Bolton -- cap screws re fencing 1.11
Bolton Fuels -- posts and wire re fencing 30.34
W. H. Dick -- portion tractor gas 122.51
John B. Smith & Son -- lumber re bridge construction 199.57
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B -207
C -7 -C -- COLD CREEK -- CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT:
Harry Matson -- travel expense re Area development for July 8.40
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July 40.72
Woodbridge Farmers? -- portion tractor gas 125.23
Woodbridge Farmers? -- portion tractor oil 6.86
Hudson Welding -- metal re rifle range 12.61
Hudson Welding -- making up tool for target backers Archery
Range 3.00
Hudson Welding -- metal re Rifle Range 26.27
Premier Building Materials -- sand and gravel re installation
of Washroom in Service Building 16.48
Armstrong Bros. -- sand re Road surfacing 4.97
Automatic Pumping -- pressure switch re completion of House 5.60
Automatic Pumping -- filter cover re installation of Washrooms
in Service Building 5.98
Card Lumber -- lumber re installation of Washroom in
Service Building 15.16
Card Lumber -- lumber re completion of House 13.52
Card Lumber -- lumber re installation of washrooms in
Service Building 19.47
Card Lumber -- greenboard re Rifle Range 16.48
C -$ -C -- BOYD -- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
Harry Matson -- travel expense re Area development for July
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July
Para Paints -- paint re washrooms
Woodbridge Farmers? -- fertilizer re seeding Programme
Card Lumber -- lumber
Woodbridge Farmers? -- tractor gas re Farr farm
Woodbridge Farmers? -- portion tractor gas
Woodbridge Farmers? fertilizer
White Ha dware -- padlock, drill and fasteners re Washroom
water supply
1.40
90.11
10.76
315.14
40.00
70.79
26.19
1.80
18.93
C -8 -G -- BOYD -- GENERAL:
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July 12.22
C -13 -C -- GLEN HAFFY -- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
Fagin's Garage -- portion vehicle gas for vehicle #14 July 38.01
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases July 22.84
Premier Building Materials -- concrete and brick sand re
storage area in Service Bldg. 5.68
Para Paints -- paint re new property clearing 5.56
C -14 -C -- GREENWOOD -- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July 36.95
MacMillan and Bloedel -- plywood re storage area in Refresh-
ment Booth 26.56
Canadian Tire, Bolton -- batteries and light re development 8.22
Graham Hardware -- miscellaneous hardware supplies re
development 24.39
B. A. Oil -- portion tractor gas 108.30
C -17 -C -- HUMBER TRAILS -- CCNSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT:
Wm. Robinson -- travel expense re development of Area for
July
C -19 -C -- CLAREMONT -- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July
B. Dunn -- travel expense re completion of Checking Station
June
Arthur Mitchell -- lumber re completion of Checking Station
Hudson Welding -- angle iron re completion of Checking Sta.
Barclay Transport -- gravel re general development
11.70
35.34
5.60
3.46
4.20
157.71
P -20`
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C -19 -C -- CLAREMONT --- CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT (Contd)
D. L. Mairs & Son -- nails re Nature Trail construction
Card Lumber -- lumber re completion of Checking Station
Frost Steel and Wire -- fencing
C -2$ -C -- BLACK CREEK -- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July
North York Hydro -- portion hydro re Workshop and Office for
July
Harry Matson -- travel expense re development of Area for
July
Woodbridge Farmers' -- culvert re development
B. Napier Simpson Jr. -- prof. services re construction
No. 1 residence
W -$ -A -- W.C.-
-- LOWER HUMBER -- LAND:
3.30
7.58
424.64
69.2$
5$.42
6.40
34.61
97.50
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- fee $$75., disbursements $5$.70 re
acquisition City of Toronto lands 933.90
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -•- prof. service re Supreme Court on
Valley Improvement expropriation 6,744.21
W -16 -A -- W.C. -6 -- BLACK CREEK -- LAND:
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -•- purchase Park Lawn Cemetary propty. 41,166.00
w -16 -C -- W.C. -6 -- BLACK CREEK -- CONSTRUCTION:
Jones Bros. -- building dam re Lambton Golf 65.00
W -1$ -A -- W.C. -5 -- HIGHLAND CREEK -- LAND:
Strung Real Estate -- services re appraisal Miller Paving 1,363.90
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- settlement re expropriation
Miller Paving 55,000.00
W -23 -A -- W.C. -19 -- BLACK CREEK DAM -- LAND:
Roebuck & Walkinshaw
Strung Real Estate -
W -25 -A -- W.C. -15 --
-- LAND:
-- purchase Downsview Meadows, Del Zotto
and Fruitman properties 52,694.73
- services re appraisal Densley Bldg. 1,537.32
DON RIVER, WEST BRANCH, NORTH YORK, LEASIDE
Strung Real Estate -- Letter of Opinion re Starkman property 462.66
W -45 -C -- W.C. -35 -- EXTENSION TO FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM:
Woodbridge Farmers' -- wire, gas cap and broom re Pottery
Road Stream Gauge 9.16
S. McCord -- ready -mix concrete re Pottery Rd. Stream Gauge 33.50
S. McCord -- ready -mix concrete re Pottery Rd. Stream Gauge 46.90
York Steel Construction -- reinforcing rod re Pottery Road
Stream Gauge 38.66
Terry Machinery -- rental of pump re Pottery Rd. Stream Ga. 24.72
Rosco Metal -- culvert re Pottery Road Stream Gauge 105.31
Aikenhead's Hardware -- hammer, chisel and axe re Pottery
Road Stream Gauge 7.44
Rosco Metal Products -- culvert re Bolton Camp Stream Gauge 70.20
W -46 -B -- PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING STUDY MIMICO CREEK WATERSHED --
ENGINEERING:
H. G. Acres & Co. -- Progress Report to July 31 re Study 4,000.00
F-1-A -- CLAIREVILLE RESERVOIR -- PROPERTY:
Township of Toronto -- 1962 Taxes re Roll ,58201029 C.N.R.
property 596.12
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F -1 -B -1 -- CLAIREVILLE RESERVOIR -- ENGINEERING:
James F.
F -6 -A --
Roebuck
F -7 -A --
Hunting
F -10 -A -
MacLaren Associates -- 8th Account re Engineering
Services to July 31/62
LOWER EAST BRANCH RESERVOIR -- PROPERTY:
& Walkinshaw -- Fee $600., Disbursement $139.90 re
expropriation Renwick property
FINCH RESERVOIR -- PROPERTY:
Survey -- Enlargements of Air Photos Re Scheme
- WILLOWDALE RESERVOIR -- PROPERTY:
-209
5,773.5$
739.90
22.87
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- purchase Bergson property 22,4$0.00
Miller Paving -- moving fill to block lane at Finch and
Bayview 16.25
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- Fee $170., Disbursement $355.69 re
purchase Bergson property 525.69
Strung Real Estate -- Letter of Opinion re Bergson property 211.$0
F -11 -A -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION -- PROPERTY:
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- Fee $50., Disburse ent $21.70 re V.L.A.
Bell property
F- 11 -B -1 -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION -- ENGINEERING:
James F. MacLaren Associates -- 10th Account re Engineering
Services to July 31/62 4,159.06
F- 11 -C -2 -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION -- 01STRUCTION -- OTHER:
Dorval Copithorn -- use of Authority machine to prepare site
for seeding 10.00
F- 12 -B -1 -- YORK MILLS CHANNELIZATION -- ENGINEERING -- CONTRACTS:
W. 0. Chisholm -- Progress Billing re Scheme to June 30/62 9,093.75
F - -B -1 -- PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING -- DON WATERSHED -- ENGINEERING:
H. G. Acres & Co. -- field engineering services for July /62 74$.00
F- 14 -B -1 -- PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING -- HUMBER WATERSHED -- ENGINEERING:
James F. MacLaren Associates -- 2nd Account re Engineering
Services 6,$05.93
B -1 -A -- BLACK CREEK -- PROPERTY:
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Situlski property 490.65
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Wilson property 293.45
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Stillie property 415.00
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Edwin Construction ppty. 130.10
267.40
274.40
320.60
1,177.10
416.05
264.20
290.95
300.20
423.30
290.35
71.70
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Herod property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Brian property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Thieler property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Browning property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Smets property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Pehno Realty property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Hunter property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Williams property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey & Plan re Bjarnasan property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- Fee $150., Disbursement $140.35 re
expropriation Halliday
D -210
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B -1 -B -1 -- BLACK CREEK -- ENGINEERING:
James F. MacLaren Associates -- 4th Account re Engineering
Services re Superivsion of Construction 2,761.46
B -1 -B -2 -- BLACK CREEK -- ENGINEERING -- OTHER:
York Township Hydro System -- relocation of hydro pole
at Alliance Road 239.69
B- 1--C -1 -- BLACK CREEK -- CONSTRUCTION -- CONTRACTS:
McNamara Road Construction -- Certificate No. 4 re Channel
Improvements 32,900.04
P -7 -B -2 -- MIPJIICO CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- ENGIGEERING -- OTHER:
Hunting Survey -- complete set Mlimico Creek flood line maps 16.33
P -8 -A HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- PROPERTY:
Oscar Rutledge -- demolition of buildings (Pivato McDermott,
Humbervale Church, Gordon Bros., Rennie) 2,050.00
Purchase Zindler property 12,490.00
Earl VT. Whitewood -- reimbursement re Option paid for
Bauer property 10.00
Parchase Bauer property 15,990.00
Roebuck and Walkinshaw • -- Fee $135., Disbursement $218.15
re purchase Harris property 353.15
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey, Plan & Description re Moodie
property 313.30
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey, Plan & Description re
Davidson property 308.95
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey, Plan & Description
Muncipality of Metropolitan
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey, Plan & Description
Davidson property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey, Plan & Description
Park property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey, Plan & Description
Park property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey, Plan & rescription
Park property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey, Plan & Description
Park property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey, Plan & Description
Park Property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey, Plan & Description
of Metropolitan Toronto pro
Wildman & Rhodes --- Survey, Plan & Description
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey, Plan & Description
Purchase price re Pezzeta property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- Fee $150., Disbursement
purchase McArd property
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey, Plan & Description
Park Estates
Purchase Moriarity property
re
Toronto ppty. 303.30
re
438.25
re Rowntree
355.25
re Rowntree
636.80
re Rowntree
352.50
re Rowntree
226.50
re Rowntree
244.60
re Municipality
perty 643.35
re Shields ppty 375.85
re Reid ppty. 2$0.30
13,790.00
$249.90 re
re Rowntree
P -9 -A -- DON FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- PROPERTY:
Wildman & Rhodes -- Survey, Plan & Description re Lexham
Realty property
Roebuck & valkinshaw -- Fee $100. Disbursement $119.30 re
expropriation Shiller property
Roebuck & Walkinshw -- Fee $100., Disbursement $116.50 re
expropriation Bazos property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- Fee $100., Disbursement $114.70 re
expropriation Ellis property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- Fee $100., Disbursement $123.75 re
expropriation Wright property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- Fee $100., Disbursement $122.65 re
expropriation Dairy Queen property
399.90
693.60
800.00
987.15
219.30
216.5C
214.70
223.75
222.65
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P -9 -A -- DON FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- PROPERTY (Contd):
Roebuck & Walkinshaw --
Roebuck & Walkinshaw ---
B -211
Fee $100., Disbursement $117.40 re
expropriation Kronbergs & Peterson
property 217.40
Fee $100., Disbursement $120.35, re
expropriation Cosburn property 220.35
P -10 -A -- HIGHLAND CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- PROPERTY:
Wildman & Rhodes --
Wildman & Rhodes --
Wildman & Rhodes --
Wildman & Rhodes --
Survey, Plan & Description re Goodman ppty 3$2.45
Survey, Plan & Description re Pulver ppty. 592.90
Survey, Plan & Description re Township
of Scarborough property 476.25
Survey, Plan & Description re Township
of Scarborough property 554.30
P -11 -•A -- ROUGE FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- PROPERTY:
Strung Real Estate -- Prof. Services re appraisal Skigan Ltd.1,650.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -- purchase Skigan Limited property 297,500.00
P -12 -A -- DUFFIN FLOOD PLAIN LAND -- PROPERTY:
Graydon T. Horton -- Survey, Plan & Description re Kirby
property 170.00
G -2 -C -- PIONEER VILLAGE -- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT:
Mrs. N. L. Brown -- articles re Collection
White Hardware -- nails re picket fence
Para Paints -- paint for picket fence
Woodbridge Farmers? -- oil for picket fence
John Leckie -- wool re Collection
John Leckie -- wool re Collection
Woodbridge Farmers? -- paint re picket fence
Woodbridge Hardware --- hardware supplies re Collection
Card Lumber -- lumber re picket fence
Card Lumber - -- lumber re picket fence
Dressmakers Supply -- materials re Collection
Para Paints -- paint re picket fencing
B. Napier Simpson Jr. -- prof. services for June 16 to
August 21st, 1962
62.06
1$.05
25.39
12.50
70.03
91.97
1.70
11.52
235.99
15.45
19.66
23.79
60.00
G -4 -- STREAM SURVEYS:
Woodbridge Hardware -- cheesecloth re Survey .72
Richards Glass Company -- plastic vials re Survey 4.3$
British Drug Houses -- lab. supplies re Survey 21.16
#209 -- N/E -- GENERAL:
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge -- hydro re Claireville house 2.50
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge -- hydro re Thomson property 4.00
C.N.I.B. -•- refreshments re Executive Meeting August 15 & 17 26.7$
C.N.I.B. -- refreshments re Flood Control & water
Conservation Meeting August 14, 1962 26.7$
C.N.I,B. -- refreshments re Historical Sites Meeting August 1 4.90
Pilby9s Auto Service -- Towing Charge 4.00
Township of North York -- 1962 Taxes re Roll #1$646 (recover
from Silverthorn) 42.90
Seaway Hotels Limited -- luncheon re Minister and Staff, Lands
and Forests Tour 39.81
Zenith Electric -- electrical supplies downstairs (recover
from Sills) .1.43
59210 -- TAXES -- REVENUE - PRODUCING AREAS:
Township of Scarborough -- 1962 Taxes re Roll #56433$0(1)
Preston property 56.00
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7 213 -- N/E -- HEART LAKE - -• OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE
Ontario Hydro, Brampton -- hydro re Bath House 43.01
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July 14.11
Lloyd B. T!ragg Limited -- strap hinges 11.95
White Hardware -- credit re over - payment $3.17- -
Decalcomania Industries -- portion cost re 1963 Passes 46.37
Tom Taylor -- oars and oar -locks and sockets 62.15
; ;214 - - -• N/E -- GLEN HAFFY - - OPERATING & MAINTENANCE:
Fagin's Garage -- portion gas purchase re vehicle #14 for July 12.6$
Walden Speers -- travel expense re Extension for July 3,40
J. P. Patterson -- travel expense re Extension for July 4.60
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July 7.61
Decalcomania Indust. -- portion cost re 1963 Passes 46.35
Para Paints -- paint and turps -17.65
Holley Speers -- services re combining wheat crop 125.00
Canadian Tire -- Chamois 3.49
'1215 -- N/E -- ALBION HILLS -- OPERATING L!D MAINTENANCE
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge -- hydro re Gadoutsis property 6.07
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge -- portion hydro re Workshop and
Office 2.20
Mrs. N. Borst je -- washing of lifeguard sweaters for July 72.10
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July 7.61
Wm. H. Dick -- portion tractor gas 40.$4
Decalcomania Indust. -- portion cost 1963 Passes 46.35
Matson's Haulage -- gravel for road shoulders 56.90
-'216 -- N/E -- BOYD -- OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE:
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July 30.03
Decalcomania Indust. -- portion cost 1963 Passes 46.35
Automatic Pumping -- jacuzzi air charger 2.$$
Premier Building Materials -- stone for roads 11.77
Woodbridge Hardware --hinges .73
Woodbridge Hardware -- hinges 2.4$
Woodbridge Hardware -- drive belt for sander 5.67
Woodbridge Hardware -- cleaning supplies 7.89
Woodbridge Farmers' -- portion tractor oil $.73
#21$ -- N/E -- GREENWOOD • -- OPERATING AND I'IAINTENANCE
B. A. 0i1 -- portion credit card purchases for July 12.32
B. A. Oil -- portion tractor gas 36.10
Decalcomania Indust. -- portion cost re 1963 Passes 46.35
Kinch & Sutton -- mower parts 6.05
2220 -- N/E -- BLACK CREEK --- OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE:
North York Hydro -- portion hydro re Workshop and Office 19.4$
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July 23.09
A. Roodzant -- travel expense re Area for July 14.$0
W. A. Melbourne -- travel expense re Mobile Patrol 1$6.70
Premier Building Materials - -- gravel re roads 22.76
Woodbridge Farmers' -- feed for livestock 45.75
Robert Simpson Company • -- cloth and sewing material 27.92
V. Nickle -- sharpen saw blades 11.50
P. C. 0. Services -- sprayer and chemicals 234.62
Monarch Sand -- concrete sand for roads 109.60
Gilbert's Harness -- boil boot for horses 6.70
Hudson Welding -- repairs to mower 2.00
Miller Paving -- brine for roads 213.00
Momar (Canada) -- varnish for tables 106.36
R. T. Wallace -- foodstuff re cooking demonstration 15.06
R. T. Wallace -- foodstuff re cooking demonstration 11.55
R. T. Wallace -- foodstuff re cooking demonstration 2.91
R. T. Wallace -- foodstuff re cooking d emons oration 10.86
R. 'L. Wallace -- foodstuff re cooking demonstration 7.00
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„'220 -- N/E -- BLACK CREEK -- OPERATING &. it.,AINTENANCE (Contd):
Isaac Baker -- sweat pads, brasso and line snaps re horses 6.0$
Woodbridge Hardware -- hardware supplies 2.40
Woodbridge Hardware -- plastic wood, nails and paper towels 2.13
Sholdice Service -- pulley for mower 14.6$
;'oodbridge Farmers? -- feed for livestock 37.64
Philip Carey -- shingles 52.99
Woodbridge Farmers? -- clean and service to furnaces 35.24
White Hardware -- paper towels 5.91
1221 -- IIU' BER TAILS -- OPERATING AND P.II?ITEi\ n_,;CE:
Card Lumber -- plywood and paint brush 33.17
Para Paints -- paint re inside of Washrooms 13.39
x222 -- CLr.REIICIt T -- 27.5.7'IEii�.:vCEo
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July 11.79
Decalcomania Indust. -- portion cost 1963 Passes 46.35
Aikenhead ?s Hardware -- hardware supplies 5.56
;;'223 -- PIONEER VILLAGE STORES:
Le Feuvre ?s Candies -- candy for resale
Frederick Dickson -- dolls for resale
Glenwood Products -- spices for resale
Robinson Clay Products -- vases and crocker for resale
Colonial Candle -- wick for candles for resale
Le Feuvre ?s Candies -- candy for resale
Earl Glove -- leather goods for resale
Earl Glove -- leather goods for resale
Ileadowcraft Imports -- pencils for resale
Minting Survey -- maps for resale
Canuck Pottery -- pottery for resale
George S. Palmer -- foodstuff for resale
Woodbridge Hardware - -- bulbs and tissue paper
Wilkins Smallware -- dolls for resale
Glenwood Products - - -- spice cook books for resale
J. & C. Scott Bros. -- bags re candy for resale
Gilchrist - -fright -- cards and envelopes for resale
Gilchrist-- 1 :Tright -- wrapping paper and labels
George S. Palmer -- jams and jellies for resale
F. L. Lunn -- cash expenditure re duty and sales tax on goods
for resale
Eugene Cbatier • -- dolls for resale
P:ichael Dunford -- postcards for resale
Le Feuvre ?s Candies - -candy for resale
N/E -- COLD CREEK • -- OPERATING AND i'.L INTTENANCE:
B. A. Oil -- portion credit card purchases for July
Woodbridge Farmers? -- portion tractor gas
Woodbridge Farmers? -- portion tractor oil
Decalcomania Indust. -- portion cost re 1963 Passes
300 -- PARKING AND BOAT RENTALS -- REVENUE:
Rev. James E. Harvey - -- refund parking charges collected in
error re Day Camp, Heart Lake
Sister St. Victor -- refund parking charges collected in
-error re Nature Hike
Kenton Drive School -- refund parking charges collected in
error re Nature Hike
Payroll for August -- 4;48, 794.3$
$0.72
28.84
16.$0
42.93
14.00
63.99
40.$1
34.44
16.07
3.73
142.50
49.10
3.71
24.72
12.00
5.03
183.15
44.40
33.35
6.47
30.36
239.47
116.36
13.58
41.75
2.29
46.35
5.00
5.00
5.00
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STAFF PROGRESS REPORT
May 1 - August 31,1962
Conservation Areas
The period May 1 to August 31 was the period of most intens-
ive use of the Conservation Areas by the public for recreational pur-
poses. During this period development was held to a minimum and the
Area staffs concentrated on making the Areas ready for the summer
season, and maintaining them throughout the period of high use. Public
visitation during the summer of 1962 showed a sharp increase over 1961
as the data in the following table indicates.
Conservation Areas Attendance 1962, from January 1 to
September 2, compared with the same period in 1961.
No. of vehicles* Est. No. of Visitors
Conservation Area 1961 1962 1961 1962
Albion Hills 31933 43$17 1341$6 184031
Black Creek ** 63621 104706
Boyd 47341 50344 198832 211445
Claremont 1512 1797 6350 7547
Cold Creek 15 $43 63 3540
Glen Haffy 6075 7735 25515 3247
Greenwood 13741 15443 57712 64860
Heart Lake 38866 41984 163237 176333
Total 139483 161963 649516 784949
Does not include buses, which totalled 274 in 1962
Pioneer Village
Official Opening
On June 20, 1962, the Cold Creek Conservation Area was
officially opened for public use. In this Area over the past two
years, facilities for picnicking, dog training, bait casting, hunter
safety training, archery, small arms training and nature interpretat-
ion have been developed. During the period being reported, the
entrance road received its final grading and a coat of heavy oil as
a wearing surface base. The entrance gates and an information centre
were constructed. Washrooms were installed in the service building,
and the archery and small bore rifle ranges completed.
Conservation Areas Development
During the early part of May, reforestation in all Conservat-
ion Areas was carried out, as described in the Conservation Services
Division section of this report.
Boyd Development
- painting of washrooms underway
- beach area development completed
- foot path through lower swimming and picnic area surfaced with stone
dust
- dead elms removed from Woodbridge channel area south of Woodbridge
- grain crop harvested -- ploughing in progress
Albion Hills
- addition to refreshment booth completed
- improvements to change facilities 90% completed
Palgrave Forest & Wildlife Area
- 1962 stream improvement completed
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Glen Haffy
- grain crop harvested
- fencing in progress
- road surface completed
- no. 1 hatchery improvement completed
- checking station completed
- washroom in service building $O% completed
Heart Lake
- turf improvement in progress
- road surface completed
- water distribution 95% completed
- reconstruction #2 house underway
- addition to service building 50% completed
- improvement to refreshment booth completed
- armtex floor surfacing completed
- flagstone areas 95% completed
- check doors completed
Greenwood
- road surface completed
- lighting installed in service building
- storage area completed at refreshment booth
- beach and dam improvement completed
Claremont
- fencing 90% completed
- service building improvement completed
- nature trail completed
- improvements #1 house completed.
FLOOD CONTROL & laATER CONSLRVeITION
Flood Control Plan
Black Creek Channel -- Scarlett Rd. to Rockcliffe Blvd.
- construction of this phase is now about 60% complete.
Black Creek Channel - Rustic Rd. to Wilson Avenue
- tenders have been called
- awarding of a contract awaits only the approval of the Federal
Government
Black Creek Channel - Final Engineering
- final design of remaining sections is nearly complete
York Mills Channel - Donino Avenue to Rosedale Golf Club
- preliminary engineering study has been completed and report
submitted to the Province for approval
- arrangements are now being made to negotiate the acquisition
of the necessary property
Woodbridge Channel
- construction is now approximately 75% complete
- the staff have completed plans for the fencing and seeding of
-lands adjacent to the channel
Don Watershed
- preliminary engineering study for reservoirs on the Don Watershed
is nearly complete
Humber Watershed
- preliminary engineering study for reservoirs on the Main and East
Branches of the Humber River is in progress
Ebenezer Reservoir
- preliminary engineering study is nearly complete
Claireville Reservoir
- design engineering is nearing completion
- contract documents for calling tenders for the control gates and
the diversion of the Indian Line Road will be complete this fall.
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Duffin Creek Watershed
- preliminary engineering study of reservoir sites on the Duffin
Creek is now complete
Milne Reservoir
- preliminary engineering report is now complete in draft form
Snelgrove Reservoir
- engineering study is in progress
Flood Control Schemes and Studies
Mimico Creek Engineering Study
- This study is now in progress and is expected to be complete by
the end of the year.
Stouffville
- Design of channel improvements adjacent to the JVJain Street
culvert is now in progress.
Brampton
- The staff is preparing a scheme for the implementation of the
accommodations of the MacLaren Report.
WC-34 - Channel Improvements - Highland Creek, Humber River and the
mouth of the Etobicoke Creek
- scheme is 75% complete
- to be resumed this fall as a Winter Works project
Flood Warning System
- Recording stream gauges are under construction on the Humber River
at Elders Mills, the Don River near Pottery Road, the Cold Creek
near the Bolton Camp.
- Housing is being constructed on the gauge on the Duffin Creek.
CONSERVATION SERVICES
Forestry
- Tree planting was initiated April $; completed May 26. A total of
204,000 trees were planted on Authority lands and 347,000 under the
private reforestation assistance program. A total of 551,000 trees
were planted.
- 37,000 shrubs and landscape trees, produced by the Authority nursery,
were planted in the Conservation Areas. Major plantings were made
at the Palgrave Forest and Wildlife Conservation Area, Cold Creek,
Heart Lake, the Dingle, Boyd, Albion and Claremont Conservation Areas.
- An inventory of landscape tree stock was made. Close to 3000 trees
at least 6 feet in height will be available for landscaping Conser-
vation Areas and the first year's Farm Tree Replacement Program.
- Logs from elm clean -up and woodlot management were sold from Boyd
(74 logs), Albion Hills (33 logs), Glen Haffy (1$ logs), Greenwood
(36 logs). In addition some firewood has been sold. This revenue
will reduce expenses incurred in woodlet management and maintenance.
- Woodlots in most of the Conservation Areas have been thoroughly,
investigated and a start has been made on individual Area woodlet
management plans in an attempt to provide an efficient, sound program
of forest management in each Conservation Area.
- Forestry research work has included projects on maintaining the
effectiveness of fire guards in forest tree plantations using
herbicides and a project on the establishment of hardwood plantations
using pre- emergent and post- emergent herbicides.
- Trees for sale as Christmas trees were pruned at Greenwood and Glen
Haffy. Insect outbreaks including sawfly attacking Scotch pine at
Albion and Glen Haffy and an infestation on jack pine at Heart Lake
were dealt with.
- A tree maintenance project was organized at the Boyd Conservation
Area. A dozen important trees in the picnic and swimming area were
pruned by Cedarvale tree experts. The Authority will aerate beneath
these trees and apply fertilizer.
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- Considerable attention was given to the Dutch Elm Disease problem.
Many trees in the Conservation Areas were marked for removal. Other
apparently healthy trees were sprayed and stumps and wood piles
were als* sprayed as part of the sanitation program. The Authority
l,as represented in meetings of the Dutch Elm Disease Control
Committee of Metropolitan Toronto and a report on several aspects of
the Dutch Elm Disease in the region was prepared and circulated to
Authority members, member municipalities and other agencies.
- Various projects were undertaken in the Conservation Areas including
the layout of fire guards and emergency roads in the Dingle Conser-
vation Area, a timber estimate on the Thompson property, marking of
trees to be removed and woodlot management projects.
- Reports were prepared on tree and shrub planting done in 1962, and
tree and shrub planting plans for 1963. A nursery production program
for shrubs and trees to be made available in 1964 and 1965 was pre-
pared.
- Many private plantations have been inspected and the growth and sur-
vival of trees evaluated. This project is of value, not only as a
service to landowners, but as a guide in planning future plantations
on private and authority land. The Conservation Services Division
will inspect plantings made on private or Authority lands one year
after planting and five years after planting at least.
Land Use
- Farin operation plans were prepared for the Farr property in the Boyd
Conservation area (120 acres) and the Gadoutsis, Culham, Plaxton
properties at Albion Hills (50 acres). 'iith the assistance of the
Ontario Department of Agriculture, the preliminary plans for the
development of a farm in conjunction with the Albion Hills Camp
School were made.
- .advice was given to several private landowners on stream bank erosion
control problems.
- A total of $ applications for subsidy in the tile drainage assistance
program were approved and paid.
- Two grassed waterways were inspected and will likely be paid, follow-
ing final approval. A third landowner has applied for assistance in
developing a grassed waterway.
- Several dozen farm ponds were designed and subsidies were paid on
ten ponds. Many other visits were made to assist pond owners with
management problems.
Fish and Zildlife Management
- Approximately 35,000 shrubs were planted in the Conservation .areas
to provide wildlife food and cover. Research has been continued on
the cultural techniques for establishing shrub plots for wildlife.
Over 1000 plots, with 30 shrubs in each plot, have been established
to date.
- Wildlife food plats, consisting of annual crops of corn, sunflower,
sorghum, etc. were established in several Conservation ;areas& Plans
for additional wildlife food plots for all .areas have been made.
One field in the Boyd Conservation Area was sown with millet, sun-
flower and corn seed to be harvested for winter feeding of wildlife
in the Conservation Areas.
- A section of stream at the Palgrave Forest and Wildlife Conservation
Area was improved for fish management and demonstration purposes.
In the same area two ponds have been planned and are being con-
structed to provide additional fishing.
- 6200 anglers fished at Glen Haffy and caught about 4000 trout. At
the Albion Trout Club, where groups are allowed to fish by permit,
25 groups (totalling 500 anglers) visited the Area and harvested
about 875 trout.
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- Stream surveys have been continued. Studies on the populations and
life histories of stream fish have been conducted on the Humber
River and Duffin Creek at four stations on each stream.
- Many applications for assistance in stocking fish in private ponds
were received. These pond owners will receive fish during the next
two months.
- In the final summer of aquatic weed control research, applications
were made using a variety of herbicides provided by chemical
companies. Two tours were conducted to examine the results of
several of these applications, ono with Lands and Forests personnel,
and the other with representatives of chemical companies and
members of the Ontario Water Resources Commission staff.
- In May final visits were made is several private trout ponds where
the .authority has continued a study on growth and survival of trout
since they were stocked in 1959.
INFORMATION & EDUCATION
School Program
.,pprox 293 classes of 9500 students toured Pioneer Village
Apprex 119 classes of 3439 students took a Nature Hike
f.pprox 85 groups of 1772 people took scheduled Nature Hikes
Approx 4 classes of 166 students took a general tour
501 14877
A number of other youth and adult groups were conducted on tours
during this period.
Junior Fishing Day
- Held in the Albion Hills Conservation Area on May 26th for Grades
7 and $ students in the western section of the watershed.
- 700 children attended with 200 supervisors.
- Noon program included fire fighting, "Smokey the Bear ", and
retriever demonstrations.
Conservation Camp School
- Held on Miay 23, 24 and 25 at Humber Glen Camp, north of Bolton, in
co- operation with York Memorial Collegiate.
Exhibits
- 19th century toy exhibit placed in new Better Living Centre, at the
Canadian National Exhibition. 900 square feet of space donated :,
- Exhibit explaining Dutch Elm Disease being prepared for Bramptin,
Markham and Woodbridge fall fairs.
- Exhibits placed in a number of North York, Etobicoke and Toronto
libraries.
Radi.d & TV
- 20 news releases
- 12 TV and radio interviews
- good usage of spot announcements on radio & TV
Lectures
Approx 26 lectures to an estimated audience of 1697 people.
.ipprox 16 showings of "Legacy of the Valley" to 1048 people.
Approx 45 showings of "Pioneer Village at Black Creek" to 3888 people.
"Fireside Nites"
- 6 held (at Heart Lake, Greenwood, Cold Creek, Claremont, Albion
Hills, and Boyd Conservation areas)
- Reception good, with an estimated attendance of 2025 people.
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Official Openings and Tours
- Cold Creek Conservation Area officially opened on June 20th, by the
Honourable J. :;.Spooner. Opening featured sportsmen's demonstrations
and tour of trea. Approx 450 attended.
- Claremont Nature Trail completed.
- Held Forest Wonderland on July 28th and 29th in the Boyd Conservat-
ion Area in co- operation with the Ontario Forestry Association.
- Geology tour on June 24th by Dr. Tovell in Albion Hills Conser-
vation Area, attended by 250.
- mater conservation courses given to scouts and counsellors.
Photo Contest
- 160 entries in Pioneer Village Opening photo contest.
- Prizes were donated.
PIONEER VILLAGE AND BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA
Buildings
- Fisherville Presbyterian Church
Restoration of building 100%
Furnishings 95%
- Outdoor theatre 100%
- Picket fencing bordering Gentleman's House
=Acquisitions
- 19th century toy collection, over 300 items
- Other acquisitions, approx 300
Visitors
- School children, May & June 9500
- Other visitors 83574
total 93074
- TTC service - trial service 5/22 - 7/6
extended " 7/12 - 10/28
90% completed
New Exhibits
- 19th century toys
- mid -19th century coverlets
- .Currier & Ives (special) July 27 to Aug. 13.
Theatre Activities
- 2 performances of a Victorian melodrama, June 23rd
- 6 performances of Othello, .lug. 30 to Sept. 3rd
Ontario Museum Displays - 11
Major Exhibits out of Museum
- Display of the 19th century toys at the 1962 Canadian National
Exhibition.
Gift Shop
Sales: an increase of 28% over 1961.
Black Creek Conservation Area Development
Fencing - 15 rods
Sodding - 1500 square yards
Established outhouse
Stained exterior of workshop
Resurfaced roads
Painted interior of CNIB booth
Buildings: Superintendent's house.in progress
Channel of Black Creek - 300 feet, 50% completed.
Vetropo/ttan 700t0 and Ieeion
Coneruation1 �uthoritr�
MINLT'TES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, October 3, 1962 #16/62
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street on
Wednesday, October 3rd, 1962, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRE307 WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Vice - Chairman Don Ad. Bd.
Vice - Chairman Conservation
Areas Advisory Board
Metro Parks Commissioner
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Conservation Areas Admin.
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
F. A. Wade
Mrs. G. Klinck
Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
T. W. Thompson
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
W. McLean
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 15/62 were presented.
Res. #2$0 Moved By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the Minutes of Meeting No. 15/62
as presented, be cdopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 2 OF THE INFORMATION & EDUCATION ADVISORY BOARD:
At the request of Mr. Wade, Report No. 2 of the Information and
Education Advisory Board was withheld for presentation to the next
Meeting.
PERMANENT STAFF -- SICK LEAVE:
A Staff communication was presented advising that Mrs. M. Whitley
is presently in hospital undergoing an operation and that her accui►iulato,
Sick Leave was exhausted and recommending that a special Sick Leave
be granted.
Res. #2$1 Moved By :- W. .C. Davidson
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - Mrs. M. Whitley be granted special
Sick Leave to October 31st, 1962.
Carried Unanimously.
PERMANENT STAFF -- EXTENSION COURSE:
Res. #2$2 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. L.. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : -- K. W. St :-?Gser be authorized to
-•iroli in the evening Natural science Course at
the University of Tom nto for the 1962 term and
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that the Registration Fee of $25.00 be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
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WINTER WORKS INCEI;TIVE PROGR ITIE -- 1962 -1963:
A Staff communication was presented advising that tie Federal and
Provincial Governments are undertaking a Winter Works Incentive Pro-
gramme during the Winter of 1962 and 1963 and recommending that certain
works be undertaken by this Authority.
Res. #2$3 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
RESOLVED THAT:- application be made to undertake the
following works under the Winter Works Incentive
Programme -- 1962 -1963:
ESTIMATED COST
CONSERVATION AREAS DEVELOPMENT:
General Clean -up
Bush Work
Fencing
Pond Development
average of 16
men for
27 weeks
$ 30,816.
TREE PLANTING:
30 men for 5 weeks 10,$00.
CON8EI .VATT }N. tiaD ,_ATALS..4 BLS: 32,500.
WATER CONTROL SCHEMES:
Construction of Channel Improvements
on the Lower Humber, Lower highland
Creek and Lower Etrbicoke Creek
FLOOD CONTROL PLAN:
Fencing
Black Creek Channel and Woodbridge
Channel 6.000.
TOTAL
7,500.
$ $7 616.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED PRINT SHOP:
A Staff communication was presented advising that the Print Shop which had
been proposed for acquisition for the Pioneer Village has been altered
to such an extent as to make it unsuitable.
Res. #2$4 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- no further action be taken in
connection with the proposed Print Shop presently
located in Roseville, Ontario.
Carried Unanimously.
LOWER DON RIVER -- CLEAN -UP:
A communication was presented from the City of Toronto requesting that
the Authority give consideration to carrying out a clean-up programme
in the Lower Don River and also consider dredging of the River itself.
Res. #2$5 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the City of Toronto be advised that
the dredging of the Lower Don River is a maintenance
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problem for which the Authority does not receive
Grants from the Province of Ontario and therefore
the Authority is not prepared to undertake any work
of this nature;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the City of
Toronto be further advised that tie matter of removal of
the debris from the Lower Don is being referred to
the Metropolitan Works Department for their consider-
ation under their Maintenance Of Water Course
Programme; and further in this connection, the
Staff be directed to forward the communication from
the City of Toronto to the Metropolitan Works
Deparmment with the request that they consider the
matter.
Carried Unanimously.
CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES CONFERENCE -- RESOLUTIONS:
The matter of Resolutions for consideration by the 1962 Conservation
Authorities Conference was considered in some detail.
Res. #2$6 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- Mr. F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be instructed
to forward the following Resolutions to the Chairman
of the Resolutions Committee for the 1962 Conservation
Authorities Conference:'
(a) WHEREAS personnel of the Department of Lands
and Forests employed in Provincial Parks
under the Provincial Parks Act, have all
the power and authority of a member of the
Ontario Provincial Police force; and
WHEREAS the policing of Conservation Areas
and lands owned by Authorities is essential;
and
WHEREAS local police forces frequently are
unable to provide the desired policing;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT:- the Government
of the Province of Ontario be petitioned to amend
The Conservation Authorities Act by adding the follow-
ing Section:
In a Conservation Area, or other land
owned by a Conservation Authority, the
Superintendent or other person in charge
of the said Area or land, have all the
power and authority of a member of the
Ontario Provincial Police force."
(b) WHEREAS the present legislation permitting Authorities
to regulate the placing or dumping of fill
are not considered adequate; and
WHEREAS it is deemed adviseable that Authorities
should be given wider power in this connection;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT:- the Minister of
Lands and Forests be requested to amend the follow-
ing Sections of The Conservation Authorities Act:
(i) Section 20 to read "Section 20 -1 (d) --
Prohibiting and regulating the construction
of any building or structure or the placing
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or dumping of fill of any kind in or
on a pond, swamp, lake, river, creek or
stream, or in any area defined by an
Authority."
(ii) Section 20, Subsection 3 to read:
"Section 3(a) -- Every person who contravenes
any regulation made under this section is guilty
of an offence and on summary conviction is
liable to a fine of not more than $1,000.
or to a term of imprisonment of not
more than three months."
i?Section 3(b) -- In addition to the penalty
provided in 3(a), the magistrate shall order
the accused to remove any building or
structure erected, or any fill placed or
dumped contrary to the regulations."
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -1 -- BLACK CREEK -- EXTRA WORK ORDERS:
Res. #2$7 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- F. A. :;ade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue the following Extra Work Orders:
(a) Extra Work Order No. 12 in the amount of $110.00,
for removal of timber sheeting as outlined in
t 'he letter of September 13th, 1962, from
James F. MacLaren Associates;
(b) Extra Work Order No. 13 in the amount of
$5,390.00 re channel lining as outlined in
the letter of September 24th, 1962, from
James F. 1'lacLaren Associates.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -$ -A -- HUIv]BER FLOOD PLAIN - LAND ACQUISITION - PEZZETTA:
Res. #2$8 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.149
acres of land more -or -less, and all improvements
contained thereon, from Frances Pezzetta, being
Part of Lot 17, Concession '1D, FH, Township of
Etobicoke, County of York, for the total sum of
$13,$00.00, plus adjustments, disbursements
and legal fees, and further-subject to a Certificate
of Inspection being issued by the Minister of
Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -$ -A -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN - LAND ACQUISITION - OBLATE
FATHERS OF ASSUMPTION PROVINCE:
Res. #2$9 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- Mrs. G. Klinck
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 10.122
acres of land more -or -less and all improvements
contained thereon, from the Oblate Fathers of
Assumption Province, being Part of Lot 34, Concession
IV, FB, Township of Etobicoke, for the total sum
of $10,000.00, plus adjustments, disbursements and
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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 -- LAND ACQUISITION - SAINTHILL:
Res. #290 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:•- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.149 acres
of land more -or -less and all improvements contained thereon,
from Herbert J. and Ione E. Sainthill, being Part of Lot
17, Concession ;ID'', FH, Township of Etobicoke, County
of York, for the total sum of $13,000., plus
adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and further
subject to a Certificate of Inspection being issued
by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -$ -A -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN -- LAND ACQUISITION - REID:
Res. #291 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- A. MacDonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximely 0.370 acres of
vacant land more-or -less, from Mrs. Helen Moore Reid,
being Part of Lot 10, Registered Plan 23$$, Township
of North York, for the total sum of $1,500.00, 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 P -$ -A -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN -- LAND ACQUISITION - ANZIL:
Res. #292 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 1.250 acres
of land more -or -less, and all improvements contained
thereon, from Frank Anzil, being Part of Lot 12,
Concession VI, WYS, Township of North York,
for the total sum of $7,700.00, 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 P -$ -A -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN -- LAND ACQUISITION - NEWTON:
Reis. #293 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately
0.993 acres of land more -or -less and all improvements
contained thereon, from Dr. Harvey Newton, being
Lot 33, Registered Plan 2388, Township of North
York, County of York, for the total sum of $22,$00.00
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.
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PROJECT P -$ -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN - LAND ACQUISITION - BARTLEY EST.:
Res. #294 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.503
acres,of land more -or -less and all improvements
contained thereon, from Kathleen M. Bartley, being
Part of Lot 16, Concession "D.;, FH, Township of
Etobicoke, County of York for the total sum of
$6,000.00, 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.
PROJECT P -$ - HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN - LAND ACQUISITION - WOOLDRIDGE EST.:
Res. #295 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be
authorized to complete the acquisition of approximately
1. 473 acres of land more -or -less, and all
improvements contained thereon, from the Wooldridge
Estate, being Part of Lot 1, Concession V, WYS,
Township of York, County of York, for the total
sum of $$13,000.00, 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.
SCHEME W.C. -24 - BLACK CREEK - GHEGIN PROPERTY:
Res. #296 Moved By:- P'Irs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- F. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- The Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the settlement of Compensation in the
matter of the 0.0739 acres of vacant land expropriated
from Bruna Carla Ghegin being Part of Lots 22 and
24, Plan 4764, Township of North York, for de total
sum of $750.00, plus adjustments, disbursements,
and legal fees.
Carried Unanimously.
FLOOD PLAIN FILL REGULATIONS:
A Staff report, as requested by Resolution No. 127, concerning
Flood Plain Fill Regulations was presented.
Res. #297 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. ague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff Report on Flood Plain
Fill Regulations be received and appended as
Schedule nA" of these Minutes, and further that
the recommendations contained therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -9 -A - DON FLOOD PLAIN - i
SU3TE I. WRIGHT & COnUflN PROPERTIES LIMITED:
Res. #20$ Moved By:- Mfrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. vague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be
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authorized to cause plans of abandonment to be
prepared and registered on the following properties:
Susie I. Wright -- Park Block 4A", Registered Plan 2477; and
Cosburn Properties Limited --
Registered Plan 2477, -- both
Township of East York.
Carried
Part Block "'A,',
properties in the
Unanimously.
PROJECT P.$ -A -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN - LAND ACQUISITION - ETOBICOKE:
Res. #299
Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Municipality of the Township
of Etobicoke be advised that the Authority is in agree-
ment with Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation's
request that a clause be inserted in the deed to the
effect that the lands being conveyed be used for
park purposes for a period of fifty years; said lands
being Block no, Registered Plan 6234, Township of
Etobicoke;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Township of
Etobicoke be requested to convey Block ti'C ", Plan 6234
to the Conservation ! uthority as soon as it is
conveniently possible to do so.
Carried Unanimously.
CLAREMONT CONSERVATION AREA:
A Staff communication was presented advising that it would be necessary
to demolish a certain barn in the Claremont Conservation Area to provide
for the construction of a Parking Lot.
Res. #300 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer to authorized
to take whatever steps necessary for the demolition
and removal of the barn on the property recently
acquired from Mr. J. A. Bayles, being Part of Lot
12, Concession VII, Township of Pickering. The
demolition work to be carried out by Authority staff
and the cost of demolition to be charged to Claremont
Development.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -1 - SNELGROVE RESERVOIR - ROAD WIDENING:
Res. #301 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Department of Highways of
Ontario be granted a strip of land on the East
side of Highway No. 10, appproximately 1.760 acres,
being Part of Lot 16, Concession I, E.H.S., Township
of Chingacousy, for a nominal sum for the purpose
of Highway widening.
Carried Unanimously.
TORONTO ISLAND NATURAL SCIENCE SCHOOL:
A communication was presented from the Board of Education of the City of
Toronto requesting that a delegation of the Authority attend a Meeting at
the Island N$tural Science School on Monday, October 15th, 1962.
Iles. #302 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
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Seconded By:- Mrs. G. Klinck
RESOLVED THAT:- Miss Blanche Snell, Messrs. F. A. Wade,
and T. E. Barber, be a delegation to attend the Meeting
regarding the Island Natural Science School on Monday,
October 15th, 1962.
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS:
Res. #303 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
RESOLVED THAT:- the Authority be authorized to
obtain the following firms to carry out survey
work as outlined herein:
GRAYDON T. HORTON & ASSOCIATES, Whitby, Ontario.
Project P -12 -A -- Duffin Creek Flood Plain Lands:
Bertram Realty
C. Nugent
J. B. Moore
N. Pyette
W. & J. Pearson
K. & B. Cize
H. & E. Tanner
A. & D. Brayley
M. & G. Clements
G. E. Howarth
B. Pike
S. & I. Allen
F. Katona
I. & M. Rodda
N. L. Briggs
W. V. Hooker
E. & J. LeBlanc
C. Shipley & J.
Allen
B & E. Allen
WILDMAN & RHODES & ASSOCIATES, 5175A Yonge St., Willowdale
Project P -10 -A -- Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands:
L. Hough & Commercial Lands
Project B -1 -A -- Black Creek Channelization:
Sunvale Const. Ltd. E.C. & H.R. Taylor S.C. LaRose
Mary Lee
Project P -S -A -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands:
H. Phipson H. Wheeler Y. Chong
C. Hogg S.:Sberkin & Leff W. Long
E. Putkonen E. Merry J. Paddon
S. Smith D.V.L.h. M. Mason
J. Rennie A. Wooldridge R. Chance & E.
Oblate Fathers of assumption Province Stephenson
Project F -7 -a -- Finch Dam and Reservoir:
F. N. Lovett John R. H. Sumner
Carried Unanimously.
TEACHERS CONSERVATION WORKSHOP - OCTOBER 13, 1962:
Res. #304 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to provide
a luncheon for the Conservation Tour for Elementary
Science School Teachers from the Toronto Board of
Education at Claremont Conservation Area on Saturday,
October 13th, 1962.
Carried Unanimously.
ENGINEERING AGREEMENT -- MiASSEY CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS:
A Staff oommunication was presented advising that an Agreement had been
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negotiated with R. V. Anderson & Associates to carry out certain
engineering in connection with the proposed Massey Creek Channel
Improvements.
Res. #305 Moved By:- Mrs. G. Klinck
Seconded By:- Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
RESOLVED THAT:- the Engineering Agreement between
the Authority and R. V. Anderson & Associates be
approved; and further in this connection, that the
following action be taken:
(a) that the proposal be submitted to the Minister
of Lands and Forests for approval and that
a Grant of 50% of the cost of this engineering
work be requested;
(b) that when the necessary approval of the Province
has been received, that the Chairman and Secretary-
Treasurer be authorized to execute the Agreement
with R. V. Anderson & Associates for carrying out the
necessary engineering work for the Massey Creek
.Channel Improvements at an estimated cost not
to exeeed $10,000.00;
Carried Unanimously.
BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA -- YORK UNIVERSITY:
The Staff presented a comprehensive report on Black Creek Conservation
Area and its relationship to the York University lands.
Res. #306 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff Report be received and
appended as Schedule "B" of these Minutes, and that
the recommendations contained therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT 0-!$1A -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN - LAND ACQUISITION - LAMBTON GOLF:
Resi_c•#30? Moveda=By.n`; ,t iR it cell ,
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the proposed acquisition of approximately
$.20 acres of land more or less from Lambton Golf
and Country Club Limited, being Part of Lots 15 and
16, Concession 94D ", FH, Township of Etobicoke, be
referred back to the Staff for further information.
Carried Unanimously.
DJOURNMENT:T.orc?
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:30 p.m.
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Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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TO: The Executive Committee M.T.R.C.A.
RE: FLOOD PLAIN FILL REGULATIONS
INTRODUCTION:
At Meeting No. 9 of the Executive Committee held on May 23/62,
Item 1 of Resolution #127 was adopted as follows:
? ?That legislation be sought to require the approval
of Conservation Authorities where the topography
of development land is proposed to be, or is
altered by filling or grading.-
The Staff has considered this matter in consultation with
the solicitor and officials of the Conservation Authorities Branch of
the Department of Lands and Forests, and respectfully submits the
following report.
FLOOD PLAIN FILL REGULATIONS:
Ontario Regulations 91/60, Metropolitan Toronto and Region,
Dumping Fill, were approved on March 25, 1960, and filed April llth
of the same year The Authority, since that date, has been enforcing
the regulations and in this connection there has been one conviction
and at the present time another summons is before the courts. A
considerable number of violations of the regulations have taken place
and warnings issued, and as a result in most instances steps have
been taken by the owners to correct the situation. As a result of
our experience, it appears that there are a number of inadequacies in
the regulations. It has been found that in a number of instances,
owners have dumped a considerable amount of fill below the crest
of river valleys, thus destroying the natural vegetation on the
slopes of these valleys and in many instances accelerating erosion.
Under the present regulations, the Authority is unable to prevent
such filling because the fill in most instances is above the high
water mark.
As a result of the recommendation of the Executive Committee,
the matter was submitted to the solicitor for an opinion. The
solicitor has advised that the request of the Executive is broad in
its implications and that it would be difficult for the Authority to
obtain legislation requiring developers to obtain the permission of the
Authority for alterations to the topography of land. Mr. Walkinshaw
also points out that if such legislation were obtained by the
Authority, the administration and enforcement of such regulations
would be extremely difficult and costly. He is, however, of the
opinion that the Authority logically can request legislation empowering
the Authority to prohibit and to regulate the placing or dumping of
fill below the top of any river valley.
It is the opinion of the staff that the legislation should be
amended in order to give the Authority the power to regulate the placing
or dumping of fill below the crest of any river valley.
The present legislation provides a penalty clause that where
a person is guilty of an offence under the regulations, they are li.d ble
to a fine of $1,000.00 or to a term of imprisonment of not more than
three months. It is quite unlikely that any court will impose the max-
imum penalty, and as a result, many landowners are prepared to pay the
penalty and the cost is considered almost like a licence fee. Under
the present legislation no provision has been made for rectifying the
damage which is what the Authority is primarily concerned with. It
is,therefore, the opinion of the staff that legislation should be
sought requiring the owner of any land who has placed, or permitted
to be placed, fill below the crest of any river valley to remove this
fill under the direction of the Authority.
At the last sitting of the Legislature, Bill #148 74An Act to
Amend the Conservation :; uthorities Act.? was enacted, and under Section
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9. Clause (d) of Subsection 1 of Section 20 of the Conservation
Authorities Act was repealed and the following substituted therefor:
(d) prohibiting or regulating the construction of any
building or structure, or the placing or dumping
of fill of any kind, in or on a pond or swamp or
in any area below the high water mark of a lake,
river, creek or stream.
The Authority therefore now has power to pass regulations reg-
ulating the construction of any building or structure in any area
below the high water mark of a lake, river, creek or stream. The
amendment has been discussed with municipal officials and officials of
the Conservation Authorities Brand- of the Department of Lands and
Forests, and it is the opinion of the staff that the Authority should
amend its regulations to provide for the prohibiting and regulating
of the construction of buildings and structures in any area below the
high water mark of a lake, river, creek or stream.
In accordance with the Conservation Authorities Act, the Authori
has appointed the Director of Operations as the officer to enforce
regulations. The actual administration of the regulations has been
the responsibility of the Assistant Director of Operations, together
with the Consery tion Patrol Officers. In each case where a charge
has been laid, it has been necessary for the Director of Operations to
swear the necessary information. It would appear that it would be
more efficient for additional staff of the Authority to have this
power. It is the opinion of the staff that the Assistant Director of
Operations and the Chief Conservation Patrol Officer be appointed as
officers to enforce the regulations.
RECOMMENDATION:
(1) That the Minister of Lands and Forests be requested to
amend Section 20 of The Conservation Authorities Act to
read "Section 20 -1 (d) -- Prohibiting and regulating the
construction of any building or structure or the placing or
dumping of fill of any kind in or on a pond, swamp, lake,
river, creek or stream, or in any area defined by an Authority»
(2) That the Minister of Lands and Forests be requested to amend
Section 20, Subsection 3 of The Conservation Authorities Act
to read as follows:
S9Section j(a) -- Every person who contravenes any regulation
made under this Section is guilty of an offence and on summary
conviction is liable to a fine of not more than $1,000. or to a
term of imprisonment of not more than three months.
Section 3(b) -- In addition to the penalty in 3(a), the
magistrate shall order the accused to remove any building
or structure erected, or any fill placed or dumped contrary to
the regulations."
(3) That the Authority amend the regulations to prohibit and regulate
the construction of any building or structure below the high water
mark of a lake, river, creek or stream, and that these amendments
be made after consideration has been given by the Legislature to
the enactment of recommendations (1) and (2).
(4) That the Assistant Director of Operations and the Chief Conservatio
Patrol Officer be appointed additional officers to enforce the
regulations of the Authority regarding the dumping of fill.
(5) That Recommendations No?s. 1 and 2 be submitted to theConservation
Authorities Conference for consideration.
/K K. G. Higgs
September 24, 1962 Director of Operations
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TO: The Executive Committee M.T.R.C.A.
RE: BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA - -- YORK UNIVERSITY
ITEM #21
The location of York University on lands adjacent to the Black
Creek Conservation Area provides a unique opportunity for co- operation
between the various land holding agencies in the concession block
bordered by Finch, Keele, Steeles and Jane Streets, for the
development of an attractive addition to this area's landscape.
In order that the greatest potential for this block can be realized,
the Metropolitan Toronto Planning Board recommended that North
York Township's York University Liabon Committee be activated.
Included on this Committee are representatives of North York Township,
York University, the Metropolitan Planning Board, Central Mortgage
and Housing Corporation and the Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority. In meetings held by this Committee, it is
necessary that the representative of the Authority express opinions
which will be representative of the Authority's position. The
following report has been prepared by the staff for consideration
by the Executive Committee in order that the Authority's representative
on the York University Liaison Committee can make a contribution
to the discussions.
(1) PIONEER VILLAGE:
The Pioneer Village can be of major importance to the University
as an educational facility, as well as to the general public.
It is necessary, however, to determine what its specific relation;
ship to the University and other lands held by the Authority in the
area should be. Since the cost of operating the Village is substantial,
it is recommended that it continue to be a revenue - producing facility
and that definite limits be established for the restored area, separat-
ing it from the other Black Creek valley lands and the University.
It is suggested that this division be made North of the present
refreshment building. No development for the Village would take
place South of this division.
It has for some time been the expressed intention of the Authority
to develop the lands North of Steeles Avenue and West of Jane Street
as a part of the Pioneer Village It is recommended that the
Authority continue in uhis intention and that it investigate means
of a suitable crossing of Steelee Avenue to give access to the
Northern portion, The likelihood that the Township of North York
will be improving Steeles Avenue commencing in 1963 gives some
urgency to the mattes of this crossing. The present proposal is
that a new bridge be constructed on Steeles Avenue for crossing
Black Creek and that the road grade be raised considerably. At this
time Steeles would remain a two -lane road with the possibility
that additional lanes suitable for accommodating traffic turning to
Pioneer Village would be provided. Under the Metropolitan Toronto
Official Plan, the eventual status of Steeles Avenue is to be an
arterial road, 120 feet in width, intersecting with Jane Street --
the latter having been straightened and widened to serve also as
an arterial road. This development, it is expected, will be some
time in occurring, but at such time as it does occur, the problem
of crossing Steeles Avenue to our Northern lands will be complicated
and will necessitate a different type of underpass than is required
at present,
The Staff is at present studying a proposal by North York Township
for an underpass employing culverts which would be removed from
another site in the Township and placed under Steeles Avenue when
the bridge improvement is made. It is anticipated that this work
would be done in exchange for lands required for the road improve-
ment,
A second matter of urgency concerning the Pioneer Village is with
respect to the proposed relocation of the entrance to the Village
and the extension of pat-king facilities. It is the opinion of the
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staff that the access to the Village should be integrated with the
University Road System, in order that students and visitors to
the University can have easy access to the Village. While no firm
commitments are likely to be made in discussions by the York Universit
Liaison Committee, the possibility of integrating the Black Creek
Road System with the University Road System should be considered.
(2) BLACK CREEK VALLEY LANDS:
At the present time the Authority owns the Flood Plain aid adjacent
slopes of the Black Creek in Lots 23, 24 and 25, Concession IV,
W.Y.S. It is anticipated that the remaining valley lands in Lots 21
and 22 of this Concession will be acquired as Flood Plain Lands.
The development of these Valley Lands for recreation use will be of
considerable importance to the University and to the residential
communities in the Southern portion of the Concession.
It is the opinion of the Staff that some general principles of develop
ment should be established at this time:
(1) That there be no vehicle access to the valley
proper;
(2) That a system of foot paths linked with the
University and the residential communities be
eatablished in a manner similar to the development
of the Wilkett Creek;
(3) The question of creating a lake in the valley has
been raised, and while the Staff in its preliminary
investigations have thought it not to be too feasible,
it is recommended that further engineering investi-
gations of this possibility be made. The principle
involved is that as much of the valley be
preserved for pedestrian use as possible. The
possibility of flooding a portion of the valley may
reduce its pedestrian use considerably.
(4) A section of the valley lands adjacent to the
Pioneer Village should be maintained and
operated with the intent of providing picnic
facilities for visitors to the Village.
(3) UNIVERSITY ACCESS:
York University is desirous of having a formal entrance to the
University grounds which will be attractive from a landscape point
of view. One of the suggested locations for this entrance would cross
Authority lands. It is recommended that the Authority co- operate
in the location of this entrance, but maintain its interest in
preserving the valley to the greatest possible extent.
(4) INDIAN VILLAGE:
A letter addresbed to Dr. Lord dated May 24th, 1962, from Prof.
J. N. Emerson of the University of Toronto suggested the possibility
of the development of an authentic Iroquois Village on lands in
Lot 21, Concession IV, W.Y.S. on the East side of the Black Creek.
Prof. Emerson has been investigating this site for some years and has
used it as a dig for his students. In his letter he suggests that
for a number of years this site should continue as an archaelogical
investigation site with the potential for the development of a
reconstructed village and associated edutional buildings. It is
recommended that the possibility of acquiring the lands involved in
this site together with a woodlot to the South adjacent to Finch
Avenue be investigated along with the acquisition of the main valley
land.
(5) ARCHITECTURAL CONSIDERATIONS:
The Authority has gone to considerable effort and expense to preserve
a pleasant view of the Village nom its approaches and should extend
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this concern to the view from the Village itself. It is very likely
that the development of lands surrounding the Village, will in
purpose be compatiable with the Village, but the Authority
should express an interzt in controlling the heights of buildings
Which are likely to be constructed within view of the Village. There
are two areas of major concern; those lands adjacent to the East
of the Village and to the South of the Village. Tall buildings in
these locations could dominate tie whole site and detract from the
pioneer atmosphere which is so important to the Village. In
negotiating with York University and Central Mortgage and Housing
Corporation, the Authority should take a firm stand in this respect.
RECOMMENDATIONS
It is recommended that the principles described in this report
provide the basis for the Authorityes representative9s participatinn
in the deliberations of York University Liaison Committee.
/K
October 3, 1962
K. G. Higgs
Director of Operations
Vetropo/ttan aronio and Ieeion
Conieruation �uthorit�
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting
Wednesday, October 24, 1962 17/62
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, October 24th, 1962, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
P. R. C Dnsultant
Property Administrator
Director of Operations
Conservation Services Adm.
Secretary- Treasurer
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
J. Gri mshaw
W. E. Jones
K. G. Higgs
M. G. Johnson
F. L. Lunn
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 16/62 were presented.
Res. #30$ Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 16/62
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 3 OF THE INFORMATION & EDUCATION ADVISORY BOARD:
Res. 4309 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 2 of the Information &
Education Advisory Board be received, and that the
recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein be adopted:
(a) THAT Miss Blance Snell be engaged as the Conservation
School Consultant to provide a preliminary operational,
plan and that she be paid a fee of $1,200.00;
Carried Unanimously.
TORONTO ISLAND NATURAL SCIENCE SCHOOL:
Res. #310 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the report on the Toronto Island
Natural Science School be received and filed;
Carried Unanimously.
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ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL:
Res. #311 Moved By :- F. A. Wade
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized and directed
to make preliminary preparations for proceeding with
the Camp School and upon receipt of approval from the
Department of Education that construction proceed
and that the Foundation be requested to make funds
available as required.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
Res. #312 Moved By :- C. Sauriol
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Accounts in the sum total of
$570,634..77 and appended as Schedule "A" of these
Minutes, be approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 3 OF THE PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE:
Res. #313 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: - Rep'-rt No. 3 of the Personnel
Sub - Committee be received and appended as Schedule .1BF°
of these Minutes, and that the recommendations
contained therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 3 OF THE R.D.H.P. ADVISORY BOARD:
Mr. Purcell presented Report No. 3 of the R.D.H.P. Advisory Board.
Res. #314
Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - Report No. 3 of the R.D.H.P. Advisory
Board be received and the recommendations contained
therein and amended as set forth herein be
dealt with as indicated:
(a) THAT where the purchase of certain defined
properties has been approved by the Authority,
the procedure of completing the acquisition of
such property be expedited and further that
the R.D.H.P. Advisory Board be advised of
the procedure adopted REFER TO STAFF FOR REPORT
(b) THAT the Historical Sites Advisory Board and
the Staff concerned be congratulated on the outstanding
success of the 1962 Pioneer Festival ADOPT
(c) THAT the Bayles/ Mill =_n the Claremont Conservation
Area remain in its present site and be restored
when funds are available and further that the
Foundation be requested to consider the restoration )f the
said Mill as a project HOLD FOR REPORT FROM
HISTORICAL SITES ADV. BD.
(d) THAT a pilot Scheme to demonstrate the best use and
management of soil and water resources be adopted
in the Duffins Creek watershed and that application
be made to finance the Scheme under the provision
of the Agricultural Rehabilitation and Development
REPORT N0. 2
Mr. Sauriol
Board.
Res. #315
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Act; ..,....REFER TO REFORESTATION & LAND USE A.B.
(e) THAT Members of the Authority who are members of
Municipal Council be requested to take appropriate
action to assure the replacement of trees removed
by Municipalities, Counties, and Public Utilities
during road and public utilities construction and
similar projects. ADOPT
THAT the Chairman of the RD.H.P. Advisory Board
forward a letter of condolence to the family of
the late George Mason ADOPT
Carried Unanimously.
(f)
OF THE CONSERVATION AREAS ADVISORY BOARD:
presented REport No. 2 of the Conservation Areas Advisory
Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 2 of the Conservation
Areas Advisory Board be received and that the
rem mmendations contained therein and set forth
herein be adopted:
(a) THAT Scheme C.A.-34 -- "A Scheme for the
Extension of the Glen Major Conservation Area,
be adopted, and further in this connection,
that the following action be taken:
THAT all Member Municipalities be designated
as Benefitting;
THAT the Minister of Lands and Forests
be requested to approve 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.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 3 OF THE FINANCE SUB - COMMITTEE:
Res. #316 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 3 of the Finance Sub - Committee
be received and appended as Schedule aCrP of these
Minutes, and that the recommendations contained
therein be adopted.
REPORT NO.
Carried Unanimously.
2 OF THE REFORESTATION AND LAND USE ADVISORY BOARD:
Mr. Nesbitt presented Report No. 2 of the Reforestation and Land Use
Advisory Board.
Res. #317
Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 2 of the Reforestation
and Land Use Advisory Board be received and the
recommendations contained therein aniset forth
herein be adopted:
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(a) THAT the following action be taken in connection
with the Farm Pond Policy:
(i) the present policy be retained;
(ii) that the regulations be revised to permit
payment of subsidy on artificial wetlands
developed for wildlife management purposes,
providing the pond be not less than three
feet deep and not less than one acre in area;
(b) (i) THAT private land owners be charged at the rate
of fifty cents per tree or trees supplied
and planted under the Farm Tree Replacement
Programme;
(ii) That the Staff be authorized to accept
applications for Farm Tree Replacement assistance
commencing November 1st, 1962;
That the Staff be authorized to employ additional
Summer help in the 1963 season to carry out a
Survey of Stream Bank Erosion problems in the
region;
(ii) That Mr. M. G. Johnson be authorized to tour
certain areas of Michigan State to study
corrective measures taken in connection with
the Stream Bank problem;
(d) That in view of the transfer of Mr. W. Managhan,
that Mr. J. A. Simpson be appointed a member of
the Reforestation and Land Use Advissry Board
and that a communication be forwarded by tha
Secretary to Mr. W. Managhan thanking him for
his efforts while a member of the Board.
Carried Unanimously.
(c) (1)
PROPOSED TOUR OF OTHER AUTHORITIES:
A staff communication ws presented advising that an invitation had been
received from the Chairman of the Crowe Valley Authority for the
members of the Authority to tour the Crowe Valley area.
Res. #318 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the invitation of the Crowe Valley
Conservation Authority be accepted and that the
Staff be authorized .end directed to arrange an
Authority Tour of the Crowe Valley, Otonabee Region
and Ganaraska River Conservation Areas during
the Spring of 1963;
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT OF THE TENDER - OPENING SUB - COMMITTEE -- BRIDGE & ROAD AT CLAREMONT
CONSERVATION AREA AND BRIDGE AT ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION AREA:
The report advised that tenders had been received for the following:
(a) BRIDGE & ROAD - CLAREMONT CONSERVATION AREA:
H. M. Oberling Contracting
Mel -Ron Construction
Aprile Contracting
K. J. Beamish Construction
John Gaffney Construction Co. Ltd.
Con - Bridge Limited
$ 59,476.00
62,$70.00
6$,461.00
70,155.00
72,698.00
77,19$.00
-23'$
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Res. #319 Moved By :- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the contract for the construction of
the bridge and access road in the Claremont Conservation
Area be awarded to H. M. Oberling Contracting Limited
for the sum total of $59,476.00, as recommended by
the Consulting Engineers, R. K. Kilborn & Associates;
it being the lowest proper tender received.
Carried Unanimously.
(b) BRIDGE -- ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION AREA:
Mel -Ron Constructi n $ 15,909.60
Armstrong Bros. 22,$95.00
Con - Bridge Limited 24,2$1.00
Res. #320 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the contract for the construction of
the bridge in the Albion Hills Conservation Area be
awarded to Mel -Ron Construction Limited for the
sum total of $15,909.60, as recommended by the
Consulting Engineers, Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen,
Limited, it being the lowest proper tender received.
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS:
Res. #321 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- C. Qquriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Authority be authorized to obtain
the following firms to carry out survey work as outlined
herein:
WILDMAN & RHODES & ASSOCIATES, 5175A Yonge St., Willowdale
Project P. $. A. - Humber River Flood Plain Lani s:
Ysselstyn
Project P.1.A. - Snelgrove Dam and Reservoir:
B. S. Beer
J. W. Hewson
W. G. Williamson
G. Millenaar
E. Ellis
J. T. McDonald
A. Kuening
J. R. Armstrong
C. A. McLean
J. S. Dunn
E. H. Todd & Davidson
County of Peel
H. Reinhart
J. Siderus (3)
L. Hovius
P. Munk
R. Snell,
J. W. Wilson
F. Newhouse
Project P.l0.A. - Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands:
Princeway Developments
GRAYDON T. HORTON & ASSOCIATES, Whitby, Ontario.
Project P.12. A. - Duffin Creek Flood Plain Lands
D. & G. Crichton
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -3 -A -- BOLTON RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #322 Moved By :- A. Macdonald
Seconded By :- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
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to complete the acquisition of 0.244 acres of land
more -or -less, and certain improvements contained
thereon, from Herbert Frederick Childs and Edna
Irene Childs, being Part of Lot 12, Concession V,
Township of Albion, County of Peel, at the price
outlined in the Option to Purchase dated June 6th,
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.
PROJECT F -6 -A -- LOWER EAST BRANCH RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #323 Moved By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to acquire
the lands owned by James F. Renwick in accordance with
the provisions of The Conservation Authorities Act,
said property being Part of Lots 24 and 25, Concession
VIII, Township of Vaughan, County of York, containing
41.432 acres more -or -less.
Carried Unanimously.
HUNTING ON AUTHORITY -OWNED LANDS:
A Staff report on proposed hunting on Authority -owned lands was presented
and studied in detail.
Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the report on Hunting on Authority -owned
Lands be received, and that a Committee be appointed
to prepare a Draft Agreement for study at the next
me ting of this Executive.
;Tot Carried
Res. #324 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. G. henderson
RESOLVED THAT : - the report on Hunting on Authority -owned
Lands be received and appended as Schedule uDrp of these
Minutes, and that the recommendations contained therein
be adopted on the basis of a short -term Agreement of
one -year or season covering specified areas, and that
the results be reviewed at the end of that time.
Carried.
CHAIRS AND TABLES -- HEART LAKE CENTRE:
The Staff advised that quotations had been received for the purchase
of certain equipment for the Heart Lake Centre as follows:
25 4
100 STACKING NEST EXTENDER
CHAIRS TABLES TOPS TOTAL
3.60 12.00 21.35 745.40*
3.28 12.25 20.00 714.25**
3.25 11.95 19.25 710.75*
Nortex Products
Freeman Manufacturing
J. Wagner Limited
*- Plus Federal and Provincial
*- Plus Provincial Sales Tax.
3 ales Tax
Res. #325 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation of Freeman Manufacturing
for the supply of stacking chairs, nest tables, and
extender tops in the sum total of $714.25, be accepted
it being the lowest quotation received; with same being
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subject to the finish of the tables being similar
to that presently owned by the Authority.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 2 :45 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
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Chairman Secreta ry- Treasurer
"Schedule A" September, 11762
#27 - Options on Land Not Yet Purchased
W. E. Whitewood
E. Whitewood
W. h. Whitewood
W. E. Whitewood
W. E. Whitewood
- reimburse option to purchase Anzil prop.
- reimburse option to purchase Tastes property
- reimburse option to purchase Stewart property
- reimburse option to purchase Sainthill prop.
- reimburse option to purchase Bartley Estate
All - Members' Allowances, Mileage & Expense
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
C. Sauriol
R. L. Nesbitt
A. Macdonald
]irs. D. Lague
- expenses re SBSA Conf. attendance
- 11 11 1? li 11 11 1t 11 11 It 11 17 11 11 71 11 11
IT 11 11 T( Ti is if It It 11 11 Ti is 11 it 11 1t
T1 11 Is is Is 71 11 11 71 ft IT if T1 ft ti 11 11
1.1 IT h ii ii II T1 11 11 If 11 11 II 1v is h 11
10.00
25.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
172.53
177.52
295.45
311.$1
172.91
Al2 - Staff Mileage & Expense
E. W_ti. Hultay - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 52.10
J. H. Horton - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 49.40
R. R. Thompson - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 39.30
Lloyd Fraser - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 1$1.00
Jim Borlond - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 17$.$0
C. E. Thompson - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 62.70
K. W. Strasser - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 35.20
C. B. Thompson - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 52.00
P. B. Flood - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 27.20
Murray Johnson - travel expense re Authority business for Aug, 44.60
F. L. Lunn - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 57.45
F. L. Lunn - travel expense re attendance at SCSA Conference 200.72
E. F. Sutter - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 77.30
W. E. Jones - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. $7.60
R. ;1. O'Brien - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 30.00
J. L. Copeland - travel e••pense re Authority business for Aug. 59.$0
J. D. F_gneuu - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 107.20
Margaret Waitley - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 11.40
D. W. Loker - travel expense re attendance at Ont. Parks Assoc. 20.50
A. Colucci - travel expense re Authority business for Aug. 41.60
R. R. Thompson - travel expense re Authority busine_., for Sept. $.00
Gerald Hendry - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 5.$0
J. L. Copeland - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 35.70
Pat Lambert - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 3.60
Mabel Kaiser - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 9.00
K. G. Diggs - travel expense re Authorit bus-_ne s for Aug. 9.10
K. G. higgs - travel & expense re attendance at SCSA Crnf. 294.9$
n. H. Iialstead - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 21.20
E. F. Sutter - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 24.50
W. E. Jones - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 111.00
C. E. Thompson - travel expense re Authority ;_,_siness for Sept. 22.40
C. 13. Thompson - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 47.70
A. Colucci - travel expense re Authority uusiness for wept. 73.10
A13 - Chairman's Expenses
Dr. G. Ross Lord - travel expense re attendance at SCSA Conf. 216.95
CR. G. Ross Lord - Chairman's expenses for July & August 243.50
A21 - Office Equipment
Grand & Toy - secretarial desks, steno chairs & file cabinets
Grand & Toy - executive desk, combination cabinet & tilt chair
Underwood Limited - Underwood 1511 Pica Standard typewriter
Grand & Toy - executive desk, & tilt chair
A31 - Uniforms & Lcuipment
Stanley A. Grant
J. A. haugh Mfg.
J. A. haugh Mfg.
Stanley A. Grant
Tip Top Tailors -
J. A. haugh
- s oulder flashes for uniforms
- uniform jackets
- Univorm trousers
- shoulder flashes for uniforms
su_ ner weight Supt. Uniform
- uniform trousers
603.29
459.79
250.29
265.12
83.$9
400.04
141.77
35.65
30.21
63.01
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A32 - Postage
C. B. Thompson - cash expended re postage for circulars for
Boyd Fireside Nite.
Receiver General of Canada - postage
Pitney-Bowes - rental of postage meter
A33 - Stationery E- Office Supplies
Gestetner - mimeo paper a ink
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Gestetner - mimeo paper
GBC Sales & Service - binding materials
Norman ;lade Co. - drafting supplies
y;oore Jusiness Forms - speedimemos
d. G. :,arlow Co. - office supplies
Gestetner - electronic ste cils
Henderson- i.icol Drubs - clip:- board
henderson -Nicol Drugs - per refills
Charter's Publishing Co. - demand note forms
Charter's Publishing Co. - area weekly report forms
Charter's Publishing Co. - employment applicatthori forms
Charter's rublishing Co. - memorandum forms
Underwood Ltd. - inspection 1 ribbons for typewriters
Underwood Ltd. - inspection 1 ribbons for typewriters
Gestetner - electronic stencil
York Priating Zouse - mimeo letterhead
Grand w Toy - carbon paper
GBC Sales - cover stocl- re binding ma ci:i ie
Dominion Regalia - identity badges
Dominion Regalia - identity badges
Charter's - u';lishing - business cards
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Gestetner - mimeo pap.:r
h. G. J rlow - office supplies
I. G. Barlow - office supplies
Gestetner - green cover stock
r . G. Barlow - office sufplies
A34 - Technical Plans & i"iaps
1$.00
200.00
37.90
245.53
24.92
40.42
64.07
4.00
24.93
17.15
47.31
6.86
.71
1.32
18.75
68.14
84.15
54.59
22.63
31.84
3.43
105.85
4.41
22.47
6.50
12.83
6.00
42.62
37.39
83.15
33.73
.56
42.83
Hunting Survey - ozalid print Don River floodline maps 2.86
Hunting Surve-: - ozalid print Duffins CrLek floodline maps 2.86
A35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
Imperial ail - portion credit ccrc: purchases for July 18.31
Humber Automotive - mirror re vehicle 1e7 6.33
;:oodbriclge Hardware - recharging extinguisner for ve._icle /f3 3.04
Rexdale Tire & i ring - tires '; tubes re veaicle ,r22 109.26
Rexdale Tire &,i•;arine - tube & remount tires on water wagon 18.30
Kerr';; Garage - oil cnan: e & grease vehicle )'(1g 7.19
Fire Equipment Service - recharge dry ext, :iguis .er vehicle ;','4 3.66
z,. A. Oil - portion credit ce rd purchases for Au ust 139.98
.611 berview i••,otors Ltd. - 2,000 mile inspection re ve icle k3 4.59
Fexda.le Tire & ivik.rine - credit re overcharge 18.10=
City Tire Sales - tires tubes re ve'Acle NO 73.39
Stew rt Motors -toad repairs re ve��icle 1;4 2.00
Hudson elding - welding on truck 1.00
Aeroway Volkswa, en - repairs to vehicle » 8 5.44
J. Burrow's G,,rage - repairs to ve•licle 0 11.15
L. Harnbletc'n - travel expense re truck repairs 10.40
La-'son ; ;elding - weldin: steel saddle on truck 73.08
Aeroway Notor Co. - 3,000 mile inspection on vehicle #8 11.85
J. Burrow's Garage - repairs re vehicle „9 11.07
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for AuLust 57.49
Internatioaal £ ervester - repairs re ve _icle ;r20 293.39
.Lob iiolli•tgshead - rech :,rge fire extinguisher re vehicle 0 4.68
Para FaLits - uncer coat paisit re ve,i cle 11;5 1.75
133.94
Craft Ltd. - Authority crests for all ve: icles
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A35 - vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs (Cont'd)
Haman Motors - repairs to vehicle $2
hawman ivIotc rs - repairs to vehicle „f19
dawmz n »rotors - repairs to vellicle 111
rIawman Motors - repairs re vehicle „-2
haw.nan Rotors - paint re dump truck re vehicle 0
I :umber Auto..iotive - starter switch
Jippay Motors - repairs to ges pedal li nkai a veHicle ir$
i:umber Automotive - repairs to ve.iicle k6
A36 - iviac.iinery Repairs & Oper ting Costs
Woodbri ge Farmers' - bolts for machinery
dumber Automotive - belt for tractor
Cliffside Automotive - repair 3c rei.stal rear tire on tractor
Orangeville Tire Service - tube repair
McKeoun's service I Sul ply - cable
iMicKeown's Service k Supply - set of points, condenser ; plug
h. M. iiavis I Sons - moving ,955 for repairs I return
LcKeown's service & Supply - parts for tractors & mowers
McKeown's Service & Supply - repairs to tractor
McKeown's Service I Su,.ply - plou €.. shares, bolts & nuts
ivcKeown's Service & Supply - pin '; fork for tractor
McKeown's Service & Sup ly - parts for tractor
Hudson :.elding - hardfacing 2 post Bold diggcr blades
humber Automotive - belts for tractor
humber Autom0tive - plug for tractor
humber Automotive - belt for tr;'ctor
Humber Automotive - belt for tractor
McKeown's Service w Supply - pins & shares welded for tractors
Fa`in'. Garage - repairs to tractor
Fagin's Garage - repairs to tractor
iicKeown's service & Supply - seal, front wheel on tractor
Bob .:olli± shcad - 1 to .e for tractor
..udwon ,:elding - repairs to sprecl :et for grass seder
Hudson ': elding - welding grab hooks on 055
i:udson .. :elding - cutting "c welding water tanks
City Tiro sales - mounting dismounting of 2.tires
J. Burrow's „eras e - motor tup -up re venicle ; 9
Cwo. ... Crotlie.rs - repeirs to 055
C-ro. Crothers - repairs to „955
Sholdice ..ervice - tractor parts
Duke Lawn 2cuipnent - parts for planter
International •.arvester - tractor repairs
i:erndt's Chain Saw - chain suw repairs
Sholdice Service - tractor parts
Wm. H. Dick - grease for machinery
E: mo Disney - of :I for machi ery
Loodbrid: a Hardware - galva:iiked union for paint sprayer
Berndt'., Chain S w - parts for chain saw
0111 of Can, c.a - feed slice for pulverizer
Hudson : elding - repair draw bars & t,.ailer nitch
';:oodbrid�e Farmer's - grease for machinery
Berndt':; Chain Saw - chain for saw
Ludson :fielding - draw bar hitch re 1(955
..umbLr Automotive - bolts 'c huts
number Automotive - tractor parts
Woodbridge Farmers' - bolts I n t s
:,00dbric4;e Farmers' - bolts .:; nuts :c washers
Humber Automotive - battery
Stone Motors - welding re cha n saw
A41 - Telephone
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
L ell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
D ell Telephone -
iell Telephone -
Atlas 8 -0671 for August
857-1776 for August
857 -1646 for August
285 -5425 for August
843-2949 for Aujust
843 -2494 for August
B• -244
7.49
52.64
29.17
37.40
3.86
4.39
4.50
13.11
. 43
. 89
10.38
8.00
2.58
6.87
60.00
13.56
22.97
10.68
37.29
5.26
1.77
. 64
. 89
. 89
6.62
8.50
8.50
1.34
5.41
4.50
12.12
50.66
3.50
12.93
1,815.03
252.94
14.99
3.39
11.13
43.46
10.92
4.64
10.82
1.34
10.30
4.34
5.00
7.47
6.18
19.87
. 68
1.03
. 96
10.61
10.63
2.;0
37.!2
9.81
16.60
490.83
3.84
24.47
F-245
A41 - Telephone (Cant' d)
hell Telephone
well Telephone
i3e11 Telephone
bell Telephone
13e11 Telephone
Jell Telephone
tell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
'Bell Telephone
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- Hu9 -56$6 for August
- AL 7 -8745 for August
- $57 -3331 for August
- WH2 -2070 for August
- ME3 -9901 for August
- ZA5 -$253 for August
- ZA7 -3575 for August
- Claremont 101 for August
- AT$ -0671 for September
- AV5 -5425 for September
- AL7 745 fcr September
A42 - Light, Heat, i'ower & ater
Woodbric a Farmcrs' - credit re invoice 0539 paid by cash
Twp. of North York - hydro re 17 hill street for August
Ontario hyc:ro .00dbric e - aycro re office for hui;uct
27.76
7.04
23.75
26.87
36.66
42.14
40.84
19.94
32.42
732.87
4.64
1.06 -
16.85
69.96
A43 - Rent
1.iaplecrest r alty - resit re office space to September 30 1,125.00
itiaplecrest Rcalt-. - adjustment in rent for thc. month of Sept. 330.00
i•;allecrest Reality - rent re office space to October 31 1,455.00
A44 - Office Claa .ii is Maintenance
c•irs. G. Cochrane - cleani.ig• services re office for August 125.00
_'oi there In..ustrial Laundries - lab. coats for office 9.10
:ioodbric?• a l:ardw. re - cleansers for office 1.40
.;oodbrid, a herdwLre - finisLin ; nails for office 2.13
Aike.ihead's Hard _re - dr..wer numbers for office 13.06
Zenitn _51ectric Supply - electrical supplies re office :.9.07
L. w G. Floor Covering - tile cement re office 9.o6
Ai?ce chead's hardware - drawer rollers re office 11.47
dervice Glc ss & Mirror - 4 panes of broad- reec'ed glass 33.31
Aikenhead's hardware - key cuts wardrobe roller 7.75
Fara Paints - paint for office 24.77
dhite :iardwal e - hardware su_ elies re cite sion to office 17.61
James Robertson - plumbing su1.plic,s re exte_ision to office 2.33
;ioodbrici. a Bare :were - keys `c paint for extension to office 2.41
:ioodbrid e nardware - paint re extension to office 2.55
.coodbrid-e hardware - iiaraware su._..plies re exte sion to office 15.32
Jervice Glass Mirror - glass re extension to office 2.87
G. n. .:ood .. Co. - clea :i a7 supplies for office 91.76
Lenith hblectric - fan for office extension 23.35
kikenhcad's “erd Ere - keys cut re office extension 2.06
I1oodbric.„e t'ardwvre - weatherstrip for office exte lsion 1.75
:.00dbrid e Hardware - hin,:es re office extension 4.06
i.00dbridzie hardware - keys 2: paint re o £ice extension 1.02
Cara Number - lumber re office exteasion 39.06
Card Lumber - li.uaber re office exte.isi on 158.62
Card Lumber - lumber re office extension 134.39
Card Lumber - lumber re office extension 209.75
Woodbricbe 1!2rdw re - eye bolts w springs re office exte_ision 1.58
D. I1. ,00d - travel expense re office extension construction 4.80
Auto. l'um +.ing - hose :: adapters for office exte.ision 6.46
Auto. iumeing - plumbing su_ plies re office extension 2Q.19
Auto. i umping - plu:bing supplies re office extension 36.18
Fara Faints - paint re office exte•Ision 9.48
Para Faints - paint re offices extension 29.87
zi. igat.son - travel expense re office exte.ision construction 14.40
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A51 - Taxes Non- Revenue Producing properties
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxcs re
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re
Munic. Corp. of Toronto-Gore -
Twp. of North York - 1962 taxe
Twp. of Etobiccke - 1962 taxes
Corp. Toronto Gore - 1962 taxe
A53 - General Expense
B -246
Roll 34$ LaPlante StockFarms 1!!!!!
Roll i{ 541 LaPlant a uock�i arms
Roll ; 712° i�icArthur property
Roll ,794 Argent property
Roll x=799 Duffy property
Roll f831 Verner property
Roll #885 Henderson property F,.o 1 ,�`11b5 Horarn property
Roll ,1187A Kelley property 4$•32
Roll #11.7 Duevalo, Charak &
Comiper property 4$.32
Roll ;:'1189 -McFarlane property 1444 96
Roll ,1203 Rolley property 72.4$
Roll 1201 McFarlane property 72.48
Roll W1290 Colauette property 107.40
1962 taxes re Roll #35 •
J. H. Thomson property . 121.73
s re Roll ,74746A Dept. of Hwys. 11.50
re Roll 145795 Robins property 141.65
s re Roll #132 G.•Grabam property 96.73
Appraisal education Course - appraisal Course 2 •40.00
Community Planning A.soc. of Can. - membership renewal in CPAC
for one year 5.00
Canadian Pe cific Telegraphs - M. Johnson to LongLake Minn. USA 1.83
All,priser - plumbing & rieating Guide for 1 year 30.00
Federation of Ont. i.aturalists - 1 native "wild Plants 4.00
Electro -Voice Ltd. - repairs to megaphone 8.06
McAinsh & Co. Ltd. - copy of "Philosophy of Outdoor Ed cation" 5.63
Al. Britnell Book Shop - dictionary for office 5.•35
'.:holesale Radio - electrical supplies for P.A. System 6.02
Interstate Printers - ref. books for library 7.83
A54 - InsLtrance
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - increase Flood Ccntrol Property fiched. 261.18
A73 - Tile Draina,-•e Subsidies
Ringwood Farms Ltd. - tile drainage subsidy 200.00
Tannery Hill Farm - tile draina -:e su sidy 200.00
Harold A. Lapp - file dtainage subsidy 200.00
A74 - Farm Pond Research
Gerald Hendry - travel expense re Farm pond research for Aug.
J. MacD. Thomson - brokerage duty re lab. equipment repair
Westgate Transport - transport charges on chemicals
Woodbridge hardware - lab. supplies
Westgate Transport - freight re B.D.H. shipment
A75 - FL_rm Pond Subsidies
Wallace L. Scott - farm pond subsidy
A82 - F;Lsh Rearing
J. M. Schneider Ltd. - fish food
J. M. Schneider Ltd. - fish food
British Drug houses - chemicals for fish
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J. 1'I. Schneider - fish food
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J. M. Schneider - fish food
34.30
2.66
4.00
.79
1.50
50.00
38.34
3.50
11.43
3.50
39.06
3.50
40.50
3.50
36.72
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A91 - Equipment (tables, toilets, fireplaces etc.)
Lepage's Ltd. - credit re return of Crum 10.00 -
Lepage's Ltd. - finish for new picnic tables 710.00
A103 - Operation Flood ..,arning System
Twp. of North Yorlc hydro - hydro re York Diills Str. Gauge Aug. 3.00
Twp. of Toronto i1ydro - hydro re Su inerville .,tr. Gauge for
August & 5eitembor 2.30
A111 - Advertising
Globe & Men - aelp wanted ad 14.70
Toronto Star Ltd. - help waited ad 30.60
The Telegram - help wanted ad 19.50
A112 - Public :.elation Consultant ,expense
Ontario Editorial Sureau - P.R. Constltant expenses for 3
moi..tils o iding august 31 1, 405.50
A114 .- Tours :: Special Days
C.i;.I.6. - r•ef. re Croy; Valley Cons. Authority tour 84.71
A115 - Jchool Procrams
J. Simmon - services re.ide ed re educational tours 5.00
A116 - Photography, Photo. raphic supplies D Engtaving
K. W. Strasser - cash expended re purely: se of film 1.50
Gilbert A. kiilne - prints of photos 2.51
...oir Engraving - newspap r engr= vin$s 59.70
Drake delta Ltd. - glowmaster tripod scree,: & cords 43.63
Hendersoiz- i.icol Druc s - films 1.11
henderso :n- i.icol Jru s - films 3,96
henderson -: icol 'Drugs - sli.des 1.55
Henderson-iicol Drugs - pictures 1.55
; Anderson icol Drugs - film 13.79
Drake Delta - photog. su,,plies 22.70
Drake Delta - photog. supplies 33.37
AL17 - Ex,iibits
Woodbric ge hardw:re - plastic ba •:s re nature disc lay 1.83
.: codbrid, a ,:ardw.:.re -.ii gcs w• fasteners re C.K.E. exhibit 3.21
nopdbridge hardware - turnbuckles paint re C.Ii.L. exhibit 3.20
Woodbrid, e hardware - paint brushes w pai.it re C . iF . i;. exhibit 2.72
Jucita Symons - travel expense re C.F.E. eraibit 10.00
Florence A. ,,elso,n - ;;ravel expense re C.L.L. exhibit 2. $0
Alirrt Colucci - i.ravel expense re C.L.E. exhibit 20.70
Iiuc: :oin ., elding - turn -table base for C . i . L. ex.,i bit 15.00
Dr. L. Cler!.: Loble - loan of c.iild's bedroon set for CME dis,,lay 25.00
howon Lardware - paint su- plios re C.N.E. exhibit , 56
Can2dian Are Corp., r3olton - sleeves for sander re C.1T.L. .6$
Coopsr iiorton Ltd. - sew rental re C.i..,:,. display 15.45
riendarsoil- i.icol i,ru- s - moth crystals re diselays .71
Autc. Sub,nc:rsible ..o for - motor for CJ...,. exniblt 20.60
A. ;slued - reimbursement re cosh exponeed ror U.L.L. exhibit 7.40
A. :oodza.zt - travel expense re C.L.E. display for Aug. 33.60
A. 3ood9.ant - travel expense le C.L.L. display- for Sept. $.40
Jud.th Symons - cosh expended for cord for C.L.L. display 11.12
llar :isoii Brothers - al,.haplex 1ctteria ;. for display 13.81
Carc Lumbcr - elywood re C.h.L. display 9.06
Pin'.krton's of Can da - guards re C.L.L. display 99.00
Herbs Jign Service - signs re C•i •E• display 144.06
Pinks ton's of Cans caa - guards re C.K.E. display 374, $5
Card ,umb„r - lumber re C.K.E. display 37,96
Card iu :fiber - lumber re C . id . i,. disc lay 110.10
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A119 - Press Clipping Service
Canadian Press Clipping Service - press clipping service for
August 1962
A120 - Promotional Contingencies
George Whitten - 24 copies of photos & texts
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for July
D. H. Wood - travel expense re Development for August
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for August
Armstrong Brothers - sand
Duke Lawn hquipmelt - rental of spreader for month
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for August
Para Paints - paint re addition to service building
Card Lumber p lumber re improvement of ref. both
Brampton Lumber - lumber re addition to service building
C6C - Albion Hills - Construction & Development
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for July
tivoodbridge Farmers' - fertilizer
Harry Matson - travel expense re Authority butine_s for Aug.
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for August
Tanhall Repraductions - prints of Albion hills road
Maitland Equipment % Su_ ply - road signs
Duke Lawn Equipment - rental of spreader for 1 month
Para Paints - creosote for fence posts
Crysler, Davis Jorgensen - dcbsign of cantilever sidwwalk
& Camp School road bridge
Jahn B. Smith Sons - lumber re construction
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for August
Aikenhead's Hardware- coat hooks & bolts re improve change
facilities
Wm. H. Dick - diesel fuel re general development
Wm. H. Dick - portion of tractor gas
Para Faints - paint, brushes 1 turps re bridge const.
Weston Ornamental Iron - foot paths on bridges
Card Lumber - lumber re a;:_dition to refreshment booth
Card Lumber - lumb-r re addition to refreshment booth
John B. S1.iith 3c Don - return of lumber for credit
Aikenhead's hardware - nails re acaition to refreshment booth
Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen - prof. services re a: dition to
refreshment booth
C7C - Cold Creek - Construction & Development
Imperial Oil - portion credit cc.rd purchases for July
Dominion Steel Construction - fencing, posts & gate
D. H. .00d - tfavel expense re development for August
B. A. Oil - portion credit cart' purchases for August
J. Murdoch - 120 cedar posts
Duke Lawn Ecuipment - rental for spreac_e.r for 1 month
Woodbridge Farriers' - grass seed I fertilizer
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re washroom in serv. bldg.
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re washroom in serv. bldg.
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re washroom in serv. bldg.
Woodbridge Farmers' - grass seed I f ert tli!• er
Para Faints - paint re completion of houae
Egan trothers - hardware supplies re construction
Egan brothers - saw
Egan Lrothers - nails re parking lot
Egan Brothers - battery
Egan i rothers - hooks eyes for fencing
Egan Brothers - pliers
Egan Brothers - lails re fencing
B -24r
28.00
85.75
12.04
7.50
34.53
8.55
47.32
3.45
24.51
4.64
18.75
15.96
123.12
4.00
21.25
9.36
1.85
47.32
101.97
1,563.10
266.04
44.37
8.82
9.00
130.68
14.73
493.30
4.94
9.27
88.74-
17.87
603.17
8.56
172.37
4.20
34.68
101.00
47.32
37.13
21.10
13.58
10.33
21.23
24.74
2.88
1.74
4.64
3.45
.72
3.09
1.75
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0$C - Boyd - Construction & Development
Woodbridge Farmers' - fertilizer . 159.22
'Joodbridze Farmers' - dredit re overcharge on fertilizer .76-
'Ac'odbric'.ge ilardh:are - Hardware suj plies re general development 7.19
Woocibrid,e Farmers' - fertilizer re Farr property 514.36
:loodbrid e Farmers' - fertilizer 400.92
B. A. ()i : - portion credit card purchases for August 90.32
Woodbrid a Farmers' - portion tractor g, s re FL1rr farm 54.45
doodbrid • e Farmers' - portion tractor gas 107.2$
Duke L 'wii 2c uipment - rental of spreader for 1 month 47.32
Card Luanb, r -'ails re washroom w ter supjily 9.27
Card Lumbar - plywood re washroom weter cu ;ply 13.1$
Para taints - paint re general development 73.70
Para Faints -paint re wa.shroo,n w ter supply 11.23
C$G - .)ovd - General
Iffperial Oil - portion c: -edit card purchases for July. 40.22
$. A. Oil - portion credit card pur'cha'ses for August 13.2$
Imperial Oil - portion credit cord purchases for August 10.22
013C - Glen hafly. - Construction & Development
ragin's Garage - portion gas re vehicle '14 for August 36.67
3. A. Oil - portion credit card•purchcses for August 21.25
::a: Dick - portion tractor gas 1:x.$.49
Para Paints - creosote 50.99
.Dominion Steel w• Coal Corp. - fence : fence pos-cs 240.43
D. K. hog - cement &c :eal -bond 7.06
Dupe Lavin :w:uipment - rental of spreader for 1 month 47.32
White hardware - s::•r, sow bl, de, trowel ', glue re new
property clearing 14.64
rioodbrid, e 1 ermrs' - culvert re new property clearing 20.60
voodbridbe warmers' - gate re new property clearing 4$.41
Agricultural Chemicals - fertilizer 303.56
McCauley's Builders Supplies - cement & seal bond re fist _one:
development 95.2$
314C - Urecnwood - Construction ,3c Development
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases 'for July 6.87
3. A. Oil - portion credit card ..urcheses for Au,Lust 24.64
3raham .:erdware - chain 2.34
Graha. hardware - chovel 6a +tc: •apL r 1'4.79
Grahu,a hardware - hardware su;%_ lips 9.00
Duke Le-r.1 ,licui_ meiit - rental of srrec,,,r for 1 month 47.32
Imperial (Ill - portion credit card = tu•chases for August 17.37
Ont. hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re wksho, office for Aug. 5.40
ii cited Co -op - fertilizcr c..ernicals 96.26
C17C - Humber Trails - Construction & Development
;;m. R. Robinson - travel expense re Area dev. for Aug. 6.60
C19C - Claremont - Constructions & Development •
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for Jug 7.29
L. A. (ail - portion credit card .urchases for August 31.27
,Juke L,.?•rn i,cuipment - rental of spreader for 1 month 47.32
Ont. i iydro Oshawa - portion hydro re wks:icp office for Aug. 5.40
:.ilborn Lngineeriug - prof. services re bridge construction $00.00
Philip Carey - roofing re slcshop. im.rovements 12.9$
"united Co -op - fertilizer 96.17
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C28C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for July 4.68
Sheridan Nurseries - trees re general development 28.74
Harry Aatson - travel expense re area development for August 13.60
D. H. :food - travel expense re area development for August 4.80
Twp. of North York Hydro -:portion hydro re wkshop &. office for
August
B. A. Oil - portion cr..dit card purchases for August
Woodbridge Farmers, - diesel fuel
Milton Quarries Ltd. - stone
Milton (uarries Ltd. - stone
Maitland Equipment Suj.ply - string & line level
J. C. Gilbert - tre-ichi:ag & cleaning out creek
Duke Lawn thc:uipment - rental of spreader for 1 month
Janeway Garden Supply - sod
Co:.-aor Transport - sand fill re construction 1(1 residence
Coy nor Transport - sand fill re construction 0. residence
b. r :apic r Simpson Jr. - prof. services re const. kl residence
GeorL a Dyce - trr vel expense re t:uthorit-•• business for Aug.
Connor Transport - scnd fill re construction ;'•1 residence
Connor Transport - sand fill re construction ;,1 residence
D. E. :;ood - travel expense re area construction for Sept.
united Co -op - fertilizer & chemicals
WoodbriL.`e Farmers' - logging chain
Leo Veijola - disrnanteling stone work re y; l redidence
n. Aatson - trc vel expense re area const. for September
C4 2C - CA28 - SrucesT ;ill - Construction & Development
Woodbric: _e Farmer:;, - fence & fence posts
W16A - WCo - Black Creek - Land
Roebuck Sc : :alkinshEw - fee „435.00, disb. 4113.90 re purchase
Pk. Lawn Cemetar.; w Acy. Twp. thtob.
T.i18A - ;iC5 - Highland Creek - Land
Municipality of i "ietro Parks Dept. - services to clean up
Willows area 1,933.98
Wm. A. Trow 1 Associates - granular survey re ,filler Paving 1,560.75
Roebuck & Weakinshaw - fee ;; 25.00 disb. ;?x.0.42 re waklin mortgage
35.42
63.15
108.93
48.72
17.27
9.08
2.64
50.10
47.32
4.80
10.19
15.44
92.50
10.50
7.47
17.37
2.40
62.83
7.93
2,500.00
3.20
233.82
548.90
W23A - WC19 - Black Creek Dam - Land
Arthur Death - plan & description on pt. lot 14, Conc. 4 38.60
W25A - WC15 - Don River W. Branch - N.Y. - Leasic.e - Land
Wildman 1 Rhodes - survey, plan description re atarkman prop. 349.30
W31A - WC24 - Black Creek - Lawerence Ave. - Land
Furchase Ghegia property 750.00
W343 - Stouffville 2lood Control Program (Prel. Lnk.) - Lngingerinp
Wm. A. Trow & Assoc. - prof. serv. re foundation investigation for
Duffin Creek Diversi.n 290.00
W44C - W034 - Channel Improvements, Lower :iighland Creek, Lower dumber
& Lower Etobicoke Cre :.k - Constructioi 1 Development
Woodbridge Farmere' - culverts & couplers re Lower Number 213.26
i►iunic. of .•;etro. Parks Dept. - seeding & Boding _e Highland Crk.
4,154.15
Woodbridge Farmers, - culvert w coupler re Highland Creek 118.24
Clover Leaf Service Station - cuttil` culvert re Highland Crk. 9.00
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W45C - :.C35 - Extension to Flood 'Jarning System
Grinnell Co. - plumbing su•pli,:s re Potter;* Road str. Ga ge 126.06
', :eston Iran .or }:s - steel 1ac'4er runs 56.36
"Dui1ci rs Tool ou,•ply - steel _ u:ch re Pottery Roar:. Jcr. C-Guge 3.40
Rosco .•,etal - culvert .:, coupler re .Dolton Str. Gauge 2...33
Grinnell Co. - plu:nb_: g supplies re Greenwood screa:.i Gauge 1s.3$
Rocco ,istal rroducts - culvert for fluor Kills stream Gauge 105.31
:'or!: steel Const. - reinforcig steel rods for ,lour dills 1$.03
S. iicCord 1 Co. - ready- ixeL. concrete for Pottery Road Gau,;e 46.90
S. licCorc; Co. - ready -mixed concrete for Pottery Road Gau_e 53.60
:.:.nice .c:ardw re - roofinE, nails for all ne., stream gauges 9.41
Terry 1•iacninery - rental of pump fog 3olton Stream Gauge 32.96
Premier Luildin • 1•iatcria].$ - concrete re Dolton Stream Gauge 154.10
J. A. 1•icCa,le�;- - ci.i; i iL hole lc water tester 45.50
Arthur la tcLtell - sand re Gree_�: :r; d stream Gauge 5.75
Art'izur• Kitchell - cement, eealbonci '. wall tics c Greenwood 53.01
Lew Ross - led6rock for Crcc.-_wood , tream Uauge 186.2$
Larclay •2rahsport - bridge 1 repairs to well top re Gree•nwood 455.00
Philip C-rey - siiiivles re Greenwood ..tre=m Gauge 20.19
Grinnell - plt:.a'JinG supplies re Green• ood .,trea.:. Gauge 7.95:a :�oodbriue armors' - Are re Stream gauges
Crinnell Co. - plumbing su_. ..lies re tldcr L•iills Stream Cc.uC;e 151.72
:.i11er Paving - excavating & grading re Pottery Road Gauge 17$.00
Suilders' supplies - brick sand for Pottery Road Gauge 4.72
t;uilde.rs' Supplies - cement sealbond 10, 92
Terry i•iac_ti 1cry - re.'.tel of home pump re Elder Niills Gau�,e $.24
Con for Trans,:ort - si: nd fill for Pottery Road Gauge $.22
Gri.srzell Co. - plumbing supplies re .olto�i atrea n C-auge 63.41
Ontario hydro Oshawa Inspection Department - hydro inspection
fee re Greenwood Stream Gauge 4.15
Aikenhead' s t:ardware - hardw.. re su_ plies re Greenwood Gauge 10.02
(1nteri.o Hydro :oodbric:ge Inspection Department - hydro inspection
re Eolton atrea_!i Gauge 4.15
Ont:rio I;yL.ro ,}ooabrid e Inspection Department - hydro inspection
re tldcr I•iills Scream Gauze 4.15
L. Kartin - aharpe Lig stone chisels re Greenwood Gauge 2.45
.arciel York 1•ic_norials - corner ,:tone re Pottery Gauge 51.50
Connor Transport - sand fill re Elder 14ills stream Cause 5.19
Connor Transport - sand fill re i:,lder ._ills 3trean Gauge 15.03
Tara Paihts - pain t, shellac :: orushes re all dtrc• :a Gauges 15.91
Dmm;;ar Const. i•i; t...rials - crick re Dolton Strewn uaur;e 50.06
IC.. J. B.anii;,:: l,on: :t. - rental of bac' lioe re .letter ,,ills Gauge 70.00
C;. :rd Lumber - lumber re Pottery Road stream Gain :e 31.97
Card Lumber - plywood re _olton Screa..i Gauge 16.40
.:hive Aiardw re - steel tape re Co lot. all stream gases 12.27
Pre ::ier _.,.ildin ina turia.ls - raedy mix re ,Jlder kills (:aui,e 177.55
out ._r Structure Door - door C. fre.:i re Elder k.ills Gau_ e 37.C5
Supor structure Door - door 1 fram re rotcery Road GauLe 37.$5
3urton Du .n - tr_vel e;:peiise re ,rccnriood dtr. eau• e for Sept. 5.60
Carl 'Toll If „ n 1, 11 1, ii 11 ,i n „ It 11 1, u u h 11 u 11 u u ,1 Si 5.60
Robertson tlectric - electrical suj' plies re all gauges 27.35
Robertson Lloctric - electrical su,plies re all gauges 2$.7$
Robertson .electric - electrical sup :lies re all muages 100.73
:udson ..gilding - welding door sill re alder tills Gaul e 4.00
hudson :;eldin - seldinE door sill re Pottery gauge 4.00
Cooper & Horton - concrete block re rotterir Road gauge 9.39
Lew Foss - 1 ed; . •oc'c. ro Pottery .•.d. gauge 79.31
Aikenheed's hardw re - stove bolts re older .ills Gauge 2.27
W463 - Preliminary Lrigineerin • Study wimico Creek .ctcrshed - Engineering
veering
H. G. Acres Go. - pro._ ress report to .uLust 31, re study 10, 000.00
F1A - C1:. ireville Reservoir - _ roperty
Arthur Death - expro1. Elan C.esc. re ate :,soa property 20.60
Purciic . e Lauder property 55, 000.00
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F2A - Ebenezer Reservoir - Property
Wildman Rhodes - suvery, plan & des. re Hickman property 363.10
it it Ti i. S. T. .. Tf ii Tt 11 Tt Sf Si T1 Nattress property 312.50
h h a .. a .. Ti a i. T. if Ti Si Ti h if ri S. S. ►. 1:icLwen property r8N5 Si Tt .. S. .i n u it h h h SS h h Tt S, Si Tt Tt .T T. L" iewcnga property S. S. n i. n h 1f T. TT If h f. fT h h ST TT Joseph tson prop.
.. T. .. i. .. .. .. ., iT .. i. 1. Tt T. T. T. Tt .. 1. St " Robinson property 1,165 95
1, 333.45 i S . . T . 1 1 S . 1 , T T 1 T . i T i 1 Duncan property
1. 1. s. 1. .. St 1. S. i. i1 st .. ,. T. Tf " i' Parr proderty 1,105.45
F3A - Bolton Reservoir - Property
Pt'rchase Josephina Attwell property 6,500.00
Frcd Sciiaefi :,r - survey, plal desc. of Attwell property 369.86
Roebuck & , alkinshaw - foe y,400.L0 disb. .,.141.70 re purchase
Taylor property 541.70
Purchase vicKaye property 17,490.00
Chambers Meredith - progress billing re Purl:is, ;:bite- Gardner
xtt:,well, Goodwin & Todd properties 1,515.00
F4A - i:Pshy'ille Reservoir - Property
E. V. °utter - cash expended re registry office fees 1.60
F5A - King Cre,:k Reservoir - Property
i. Sutter - cash expended ve registry office fees 1.50
Wildman Rhodes - survey, plan desc. re i.ewman pro perty 1,641.90
F6A - Lower East Jranch Reservoir - Property
Wildman Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re i'icLean ) roperty 631.10
Arthur Leati? - survey, plan desc. re Renwick property 454.90
F7A - Finch Reservoir - Property
Wildman 1 Rhodes - survey, plan a desc. re Clarke property 7$9.05
• 1. T. .. it .. S. Tt Ti 11 h 1. sr Schorscher property 762.30
11 Si .. T. a 1. 1. u n h h t. f. 1. .i h .S .t n .. ST ivialco1m property 444.00
1. S. .. h h n h .. S. a Tt Ti 1. h .. SS 1. S. TS 1. 11 Defan 11ev. Co. prop. 88335
T. 1f 1. T. ii t. i. .t T. h TT Si u n h u S. .i Tt T. TT Day!nent property 513.90
1. 1. St h h h T. 11 .. Ti 1. n n .. ti .. S. T. h .. S' Lovett property 730.30
F1OA - idillowdele Reservoir - Property
Wildman Rhodes - survey, plan & dose. re Don River hgts. Ltd. 1,316.10
St ST h f. 1. T. n u n .. S. Tt SS h T1 Ti Ti Si Ti TT Tt Bergson property 383.95
F11A - Woodbrid'_e Channelization - rroperty
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan 1 desc. re Farmers' Co -op prop. 773.30
Arthur 'Death - survey, plan & desc. re channel N. of Pine 2,445.30
Arthur Death - 11 .. i. .. .. .. T. .. Ti .. Ti .t ST 1. 1t N. of Mounsey 954.$0
F11D1 - Toodbriclf•e Channelization - Engineering Contracts
J. F. LacLaren - llth acct. re eng. services to August 31 4,172.41
F11B2 - :iooc?brid e Chan::elizetion - i a ineering Other
:ioodbridre Farmers' - stove oil for heating enginecrs office 10.12
F11C1 - Woodbridge Channelization - Construction Contracts
Swansea Construction - cert. ;f.4 re channel (J.F. i•iacLaren) 70,$97.52
Swansea Construction - cert. 0 re channel (J.F. i.iacLaren) 51,734.26
F1102 - ;ioodbrid e Channelization - Construction Other
United Co -op of Ont. - fertilizer re seedin,; of site 613.02
United Co -op of Ont. - grass seed for site 3$5.15
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F12B1 - York Mills Channelization - Engineering Contracts
W. 0. Cl_ishc,lm - pro:ress billing re scheme to Aug. 31
3,031.25
Fl B1 - Preli.ilinary Enhineorii.c; - humbor .atershed - .6ngineeri.1g Contracts
J. ei. 1•.aci ren - 3rd acct. re e± g. services 5,310..41
B1A - Ll =• ck Crcok - property
. cutter - cash expenCod :•e rogistry office fees 4.10
;iildman "c Rhodes - survey-, plan I dose. ro Crang property 1,234.60
a .. .. " S. 1. .. f 1. .. i. .. .1 f .i i1 if .. York Lumber iiro1.1r $71.70
11 Ti .. 11 .. 11 11 .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. .i .. .. 11 1. Sf 11 .Ferraro Cc gist. trop. $96.60
S. 11 1. .. .. .. .. i1 S. li ii .1 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1T .. Junvale Const a prop. $16.45
1. li .. .. 1. IS .. S. i. .. .. .. 1. S. .. .. .. S. .. i.1. D .V .L .A., property 371.25
1T i. .i .. .. S. .. 11 I. i. .. .. S. .. 1. .. .1 .. ii if ST Lee property 540.15
f. i. 1. S. .. .. .i .. .. i. 1. .1 1. .. .. .. .. h .. ii • 'Taylor property 433.90
.f .. .. .. ii 11 11 u n U n 1. .. •
.. li ,. .. ,1 ,. .. sr LaRose property 371. $0
S. n i. .. 11 a Si 1. a h S. n h h h n S1 11 i1 .i 1. COrP. of the Trig. of
. orth York prop. 452.80
B1i31 - Black Cre:.k - i;ngil1eerin z Contracts
J. F. MacLaren - 5th acct. re eng. scrvicea supervision of
co_tstruction 3,761.55
i1C1 - i31. cic Creek - Const . uction Connects
i•ici.amara Ro• a Construction - cert. 0 re channel improvements 74,711.38
P1b1 - 3 el; •rove Reservoir - Contracts
14. 1.. Dillon Co. - cert. ;,'2 re 3ne1`rc've Reservoir 2,211.33
P1B2 - 3nelgrove Res rvoir - 0t1 =ier
minting Survey Corp. - pr i -ts of .�tobicoke floodli:�e mapping 2.86
minting
P2A - Milne Reservoir - Property
.. 3. Gi..,sorI cons - survel-, plan .: desc. re Pettit ptoperty 705.50
it Is if i. 11 11 n Si n u n 1. .. n 11 It Is is i. u u S. 1. .7cott property 730.00
Si a
is h 1i 1P i. h .. 11 .. .. i. 11 f. Si .. ii .f 11 11 .• II VDT nAir property 621.00
.. 11 .T .. S1 i5 .f 11 11 11 i. 1. .. .. .. .. .. 1. S. 11 .T 1. 1i Purvey property 530.75
S. S. n f. a 1. Si .1 .. .. n n u .i u n S. n S C�
impson property 476.75
11 Ti .i .. .i ., Ti Ti .. f. .. S. .. .. .. .. .. i. .. .. .. .. 1f Seaver property $73.75
11 11 i. .. 1. 11 i. 1. .. .i 11 .. T. 11 1. .. .i 1. S1 1. .f 11 Laidlalhr prop . rty 244.00
1f 1f 11 n .S 11 f. 1. 1. 1. Ti Si T. Tf Ti a 1. .1 1f u u 1f TT Pashlcr pro,,crty 262.50
TT T1 li T. Tf 1f iT ►1 .f TT 1f TT n TT 11 1. Si Si 11 11 h 11 TT Be.wson property .253.00
51 i. 15 n u u 1i 1f if TT Si fi fi fi Tf Si S1 n n 11 11 1. Sf Aukland property 224.00
11 1T TT li S. 1f If 1f 1T iT S1 • 1i IS Tf 11 .i 11 TS i. T1 51 1f IP Doherty property 390.50
P2t31 - hilne -eservoir - Lngineering Contracts
R. V. Anderson & Assoc. - preparation of preliri.iar;r report 1,000.00
P6A - Ltobicoke Flood Plain. Land - iroperty
Arthur Death - survey, plan rz de..c. re Storve property. 1,315.10
P7A - i•iimico Flood Plain Land - Property
�i. F. Sutter - cash expended re registry office fees 12.$0
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P$A - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property
W. .. Wliitewocd - reimburse option to purchase Steinberg & Wohl 10.00
Arthur Death - survey, plan & desc. re Sider property 2,6$7.95
Purchase .heeler property 2,552.50
Earl :ihitewood - reimbursement re option on Hoeller property 10.00
Director of Titles - plan registration fee re ;heeler property 11.50
Purchase hacker property 500.00
Purchase Hoeller property 12,990.00
Purchase Ccnforri property 27,490.00
Purchase Aiacdonald property 18,490.00
Oscar Rutledge - demolition .& restoration of site on 2 props. 700.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee ;100.00 disb ;,15$.19 re purchase
Pezzeta property 25.19
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee ;50.00 disb. ,,61.21 re purchase
1eriarity property 121.21
Purchase liartley iistate (Ida McArd) property 5,990.00
Purchase otewart pre, ;erty 11,490.00
Purchase Estes property 12,475.00
Roebuck ?: Walkinshaw - fee *,120.00 disb. ;,131.49 re purchase
Bauer property 251.49
Purchase Saiathill property 12,990.00
Chambers & i•ieredith - survey 2c plan re Conforzi prop. &
i'•iadDonald pro erty 450.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan re Lcf gherkin properties 511.95
If fT 11 1i li 11 U Ti V. T1 li iT Ti Ti Ti Ti tt f1 Paddon property 244.80
Chambers .c i.iereditli - services re valuation Dr. h. i•.ewton ptop. 350.00
Purchase Reid property 1,500.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan desc. re Putkonen eroperty 340.70
T1 fi 1i Ti it Tf Tf Tf T1 h T1 Tf 11 A TT Ti i1 Tf ft Tf f1 t oolridge property 257.80
ft T1 iT h L 11 11 Tf n 1i TT 1. li fi n 11 11 a Tf t1 i1 Rennie property 365.10
li T1 ii fi Tt TT 11 11 " 1s i. TI li T1 TT 11 R " f1 " ff Fathers of kssumpt. 466.40
Oscar Rutledge - services re demolition of b1dge. re scheme 1,$50.00
Wildman -. Rhodes - survey, plan desc. re Lane property 202.40
P9A - Don Flood Plain Land - Property
Roebuck & ..alkinshaw - fee tip1C0.00, disb. ',122.75 re exprop.
aeelig, property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100.00, disb. y125.40 re exprop.
AbLrTiethy property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee w100.:'0, disb. c125.60 re exprop.
Tcini c: Heikkila property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan x desc. re Crescent 3cliool
P1OA - Highland Creek Flood Plain Land - rroperty
;.ildman "• Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re i•;erving property
T1 ft a 1f It If TV 11 If If li ft fT le li Ti Tf li It ft Ti Top. o f S c ar boro
11 Vi 11 TV VI Ti If TT Ti li li IT li n t, n (t Ti fi 11 11 Lennox property
TI if 1i li n Ti Ti fi 11 f1 (1 ft I1 1t T1 li ii iT 11 Tt h hough property
P'1A - Rouge Flood Plain Land - Property
...ldman & Rhodes - survey, plan ?: desc. re Davis property
C2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
'anada ;building i.iaterials - silica sand re collection
•oodbridge 'aardware - masons lime re picket fence
:islie ,Donaldson - table re collection
,eslie Donaldson - a.rticles re collection
..00dbrid& a Farmers' - paint re theatre
Dressmaker's 3u,•t.ly - sewing surplies re collection
':oodbridge Lumber - paint re outdoor theatre
Dr. L. Clarke ieoble - tiger -maple cupboard re collection
:.,c gill Anticues - strechter table: re collection
Judith Symons - reimbursement for cash expended re collection
A. Colucci - reimbursement of cash expended re collection
I►;rs. H. Allan Burnett - cailds tea set re collection
222.75
225.40
225.60
1,094.0
1,10$.35
477.80
656.15
1,017.45
725.70
2.70
1.30
113.30
45.$4
11.$5
15.01
6.96
150.00
40.00
6.66
40.$1
15.00
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G2C - Pioneer Village Construction & Development (Cont'd)
Adam House - Iepple mite side chairs for collection 149.35
Woodbridge Hardwz re - hardware supplies re collection 10.10
Woodbridge Hardware - Hardware supplies re collection .9$
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re collection 4.5$
Card Lumo..r - lumber re outdoor tneatre 9$.8$
Card Lumber - lumb Y re outdoor theatre 42.52
Card Lumber - lumber re picket feqcing 32.96
Card Lumber - lumber re picket fencing 61.$0
3. ?rapier ai.npson Jr. - prof. services to September 20/62 70.00
Ac--s. D. Carruthers - blankets re collection 10.00
Eric Harris - cupboard bowl re collection 105.06
.•.iss J. Shaw - cover pantelettLs re collection 40.00
G4 - Stream Surveys
::oodbridge hardware - cheesecloth
:;oodbridge hardware - cheesecloth & masking tape
'.ioodbridge ..ardwE re - cheesecloth
Woodbridge hardware - wax
;:oodbridge Hardware - parts for dredge
::oodbrid.•e Hardw: re - cheesecloth
Woodbric; a liardw re - cheesecloth
_.enderson -idcol Drugs - forrmaldhyde
Glenn Owen - custom work re stream surveys
Richards Glass Co. - plasticlear vials re strea survey.:
Woodbridge nardw're - cheesecloth re survey
:ioodbridge uardwere - 11 " " " " 1. .. " 1f "
: :ood'bri2. ge Hardware - hardware supplies re survey
Joh:i Theber`e - services reside; ed re survey
number Automotive - fuses
#209 - N/E - General
Woocibriuge hardware - hardware su_.,_lies re downstairs
Allan r'yfe Equipment - sh rponin planer knives
e;:lith Electric - electrical su_'p4ies re downstairs
D. Loker - reimbursement re supplies purchased for i•iil St.
Lenith Electric Supply - electrical supplies re downstairs
Reed, Shaw a i4icl . ught - renewal accident policy of meters
.boodbridge hardw:rc. - flashlight be tteries
Aetna Life Insurance Co. - disallowed benefits paid in error
to K. Higgs 3c F. Deurbrouck
Ontario ; -ly1.ro .00c.bri. ge - hydro re Thomsoz property
Byer . ::.iller Bros - dr-•' chemical c xti .guisrL.r for vela. ;,•4
C.ii.I.B. - refreshments for Exec. meetin. 1. ept 17
Ontario hydro oodbi'id; e - hydro re Lindsa Farm
Ji:.mes Robertson - plumbing sup_.lies re Pettit property
;,00dbridge Hardware - bulb re office
.:oo(bri, ge iardw re - cleaning supplies re office: & Nill at.
Woodbridge iiardwLre - battery re vehicle „4
Am..rican Tent (�, Awning - rep._ iz s to msrc uee
Card Lumber - lumber re o:'fice
Automatic rum, ing - plumbing supplies re Pettit 1)rc'l)c..rty
C.1\.I.,:,. - refreshments re I. & Adv. 1d. meeting dept. 28
C.N.I.i:3. - refreshments re Cons. Areas Adv. Sept. 27
4210 - Taxes - Revenue Producing Areas
Twp. of Cl :iaguacousy - 1962 taxes re Roll 0.9s (H /L Parkinson)
" ii 1i 11 .1 " 1. " " 11 tf ii " fi 1i 1f " 1. " ii 1i J�
�f ^l9B (FI /L Ingoldsby )
1i " 11 11 " .i 11 ii ii " 1. 1. 1. " 1. " " " l. i. 11 )$' 19C (h /L Taylor)
1i +1 11 fl 1f 11 1f " " " 1. " 1. " i1 .f 1. " " 1. i1 , 1 9D ( H/L Taylor)
4 .. 11 1. 11 1. 7. 1f " ii " :. 1. ii 11 1. li 11 11 71 11 419E (H /L Taylor)
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes ru Roll #814 G. L. Plaxton
1i i1 1. 1. 11 " Si 1. " " i1 " if 1. 1. 1i 11 " ;;815 Gadoutsis
1, 11 7. if 11 i. n .. 1. i1 ii .. Sf h 1. 11 " 11 "
�U16 idikolaou
1. 11 1. 1. i. Si 1i 11 i1 1. if 1. 1. 1. h " " " x/'$17 lilcrgiolous
1. 1f 11 1. .1 11 11 if 1. 1. i. " 1. ii 11 /{ a
,��19 schae.fc.r & Gulnam
1"11 11 11 .1 1. 1. 1. i. 11 11 1. " 1. i1 .1 i1 " 084 ilaxton
. 64
2.01
. 64
. 46
. 13
1.28
. 64
. 50
26.90
8.62
1.79
46.00
. 36
7.61
5.70
45.63
3.94
14.65
459.00
. 93
5.00
3.60
2.83
44.90
6.07
16.80
1.39
0.34
1.58
75.92
8.90
1;.38
18.54
21.32
40.00
26.25
200.00
137.49
6.25
163.80
216.45
87.75
87.75
64.35
:3.40
Page 15
010 - Taxes - Revenue Producing Areas (Cont'd)
Twp. of Albion - 1962 taxes re Roll 7('($$6 - King
it 54 1i S1 f1 fi i1 if 11 T1 fi ,t II 11 11 i1 11 11 i(1887 - Boyce c Schaeffer
h 17 11 h 11 t1 S1 Si 11 1t h n h n .1 h S. h , 8$9 -
,l ii a 11 n h h 11 ii h 11 Si 11 11 11
T1 1 1 { 90 "- Walker
1 S f1 Yh n h 1" i 1" 1 n " a n jI896
- Taylor
h 11 1. 11 a 1T S1 f1 S1 a li h 1i 11 11 11 11 11 1200 - Bible
11 11 1 i 11 fl 1 1 1 1 11 51 li 11 1i 11 1i it h ,f ft 0.259 - rlaffoy Jr.
Yi 1 1 11 S. i1 11 ii h n n h f1 h h 11 f1 ii 11 0.260 - ,.ishart G .uoyer
i1 h 11 11 11 n 1i 11 11 S1 h 11 n 11 n 11 11 n 1295 - Baker
1T ii T1 t1 S1 .1 u h h h f1 11 1f 11 i1 h 1t h ,1297 - .+1shart & _Joyer
,r 11 si ,1 .1 11 i1 11 ,i 11 11 S1 11 11 11 1i 7f 1 3 0$ - Jones
1. 11 11 11 ii a 11 11 11 h L n 11 n 11 11 n Si /i 1313 - Se•- tty
#213 - N/E - Lake - Operating maintena ice
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purcnes:.s for July
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for August
Blain's hardware - pine oil
Cd.i. Tire 4ssoc. Store - chain hooks & door upholstery guards
Ontario ,i;tdro !hraAptoii - hycro re hothouse for August
1S. ii. 'Mood as Co. - toilet tissue
Imperial oil - i ortion credit card purches. s for August
S holdice Service - welding re mott mower
names Robertson - iucnbing supplies
'voodbridge herdw re - damper stove ;pipe
Automoatic iuwping - plumbing supplies
#214 - N/E - Glen th ffy - 0p,.rating & Maintenance
Fagin's Garage - portion vehicle gas for August
Walden eers - travel expense re t,xtensien for August
D. A. Oil - portion credit care: purchases for August
Rowan's i1a -*n w Gare.en _equipment - bla:.e aciaptcl
tienderson -hicol Drugs - first aid supplies
Wm. ti. Dick - portion tractor gas
Fagin's G1= rage - repairs to lawn .6.oT1-er
:alden Speers - travel expense re exte_ision for Jcptember
iJ.
d. Parker - travel expense re o to tsion for September
#215 - N /i; - Albion I_ilis - Operatii1, a viaiLtenance
Imperial Oil - ,.iortioa credit card t.urchas: s for July
.lioodbridGe c'p rfers' - wheat seed
Da A. Oil - portion credit card 1urchases for August
jicKeown's Service k Su,.ply - sectio_is for mower
Gibson's Ger&1gc - hand cleaner
Nellie Bontje - laundering of lifeguard treaters for Aug. &
'Dept.
Imperial nil - portion credit card lurchases for August
;m. H. Dick - portion tractor gas
Egan Brothers - rat poison
Eagan l;rothers - rat poison
Egan 3rothers - rat poison
,',216 - N/E - Boyd - Operating & Maintenance
Humber Automotive - welding 1.e 1 ump hanc lc
G. h. 'good x Co. - cleaning su ;dies re :.ashrooms
'.ioodbride., Warmers' - grease for machinery
+ oodbric , e ;.farmers' - ma cnii,e bolts
,Ioodbrid e tiardwr re - hose coupling & floor flanges
,;oodbridce hardwsre - V belts
Woodbridge Farmers' - what seed
Premier _uilding - stone for pa.tcijia. road
A. Melbourne - travel expense re mobile patrol for August
B. A. oil- portion credit card purchases for August
Zenith L i.ectric :iuf j,1y - electrical supplies
G. h. ..00d - deodorizer block fixtures re wa..hroo.ne
r.encacrsor1 -Jicol Drul;s - first ai(i su_ plies
5 -256
200.40
$0.16
227.12
20.04
80.16
102.6$
42.96
272.0$
136.04
28.64
35.$0
136.04
4.02
11.52
4.95
2.35
42.65
158.64
1.15
3.00
1.59
6.17
14.91
12.23
5.00
7.09
3.66
3.86
39.50
4.00
5.20
11.70
5.33
100.00
7.09
3.50
2.80
110.95
14.80
43.56
10.$0
10.$0
3.60
1.00
122.62
7.47
2.47
2.71
3.01
2..5.00
3.94
141.30
30.10
56.31
10.10
4.96
Page 16
,, �i6 - N/E - Boyd - Operating 1; i'iaintenance
Joodbri:Ige F. rmers' - : orticn tr ^ctor gas for Farr farm 1'.15
..coc.brid a Farmers' - portic . tractor g:s 35.76
Internatio .al ..ater Supply - s...rvice calls 34.00
..crLdersor: -i icol Drugs - be cries 2.06
hender•son- .'icol '!,'ru`:s - ve sel_ae . 52
C. ,)ont je - washing lifeuard swea ers for 0eLIterdocr 71.75
Ced rv,: le `lree ;exports - pru_1i 1g & rcinovi 1g trcGs 240.00
'ioodbrid.. Farmers' - credit re return of seeks wheat 6.65 -
::oodbridL.e Fermers' - wheat °; fortili!'er for Fcr•r farm 100.60
Woodbridge hardware - clea ing supplies 11.99
aholdice pervice - parts for mower 21.73
aholdicc Service - parts for ono er 14.42
James ;.obcrtson - plumbing sum plies 14.44
names houertson - plumbing su; plies 13.95
.. 'c'dbrici_e :.a-rd- are - pai_it I ping a re i..aple.dents 4. '12
;;oodbria. a £hrdware - putty, glass cutter :: furnace cement 1.74
Woodbric: _ e hardware - House seed .45
Woodorid a hardware - pa nt colcvuri.ig .37
::oodbrid c ._ardware - aru.. ;re sup lies 15.07
,:218 - 7w/E - Grec nwood - Operatink w i'iai penance
Imperial Oil - rortion credit c 'rd eurciieses for iiuly 2.30
L;. A. t.'i- - portion credit care: purchases for rugust 8.22
Tw-p. of i-ickering - dumping c_i rges for August 6.00
Gra.a l hardware - hardvere supplies 5.28
S. J. Fu(h - misc. cash expended on behalf of the Authority 5.60
Imperial Oil - portion credit ccrd purchases for August 5.79
Ont rio hydro Osha *.ra - portion hydro re .Lshop. & office for August 1.$0
0nterio hydro ('sha'-a - hydro re .3urritt property 21.46
A ax riarine - misc. reps ii s to ecuipmei1t 109.13
020 - L/E - Dlack Creek - Operating & i•;aintenance
Imperial Oil - Aortic credit ccrd purchases for July 1.57
.root: brid - o rye rdw: re - knives wi_ ink cloths 4.1�
Woodbridge :.ardl:arc - bulbs " glue x.49
dumber Automoticc - bol.,s, nuts �; w3sners 3.2o
dumber Automotive - parts for mower 3.69
number Automotive - parts for mower Ill
'; oodbri. `e hardware - wax :.. pai.r towels 4.48
.;oodbric e hardware - paint 1 paper towels 9.6$
ivialab . r Ltd. - costumes r m. Ut.Leilo pia at P.V. 11. 0
B. Goodfellow - horses w- harness 500.00
Elgin ,ills Loam - loam 27.00
•
:Joodbrid`e Fermers' - feed for livestock 45.60
Twp. of North York Hydro - portio-1 hy�.ro re wkshop. & office 21.05
Davis Circulation agency - si. scription renewal to Antiques 10.50
-'. A. Oil - portion credit curd purchesc:s for ..ugust 30.32
Ont. Hydro .00dbridge - hydro re museum to Septemeer 76.40
21orence M. 3clscn - travel expenses re Vi l le; e for July 12.00
uditir dy�ncns - travel expe.isc; re Vi11a, ,e for June 3.20
. eston Signs - shot cerc�s altcratio s on ba.i_icr 2C. 5
.:oodbri go h rdware - wax, cleanser & toilet Brush 3.77
Zenith Llectric - ele.ctl ice su�._ lies re maintena.ice 50.4
:zenith Llectric - electrical supilies 33.14
..00dbridge 1- ardwure - drill i.zc'ex .92
..00dbridge Hardware - chauil-ing :;uc1 cartridge 1.47
•:strand Llectric - cables plus, re :lay 5$.66
Strand Llectric - equipment rental for play 35.95
Fhilip Carey - shi-igles 5.05
Al. Ccrvais - rental of 200 c�lairs 74.26
salute Ik rdwaro - roofing :pails 9.06
Zenith Llectric - plastic farmex 59.12
Isaac Jakc.r - halters, halter rol o, 1_olisA_ I snaps 27.14
Philip Carey - s:.inl.les & cheal'-ina cartridges 22.35
C.N. I.3. - refreshments for play cast 13.31
Dr. C. D. Shirk - vetcrinary services for horses 15.00
.Lenderson- icoi Lru&s - ebsorbi. for livestock 2.5$
Page 17
x 220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & klai_ .tena •ice (Cont' d )
Henderson- :.icol Drugs - first aid sup)lics
A. lood9 ant - tr vel expe'ise le Village for August
Woodbridge Farmers' - deed for livestock
Luc:son :. elding - cutti zz ends from tank
F :udson ". elding - repair !:iot 'noqor frame
White `.ardware - cleanin su ,.lies re villa_ e
;.nodbridge :'Gripers' - credit re rttur, . cv' sacks
i• ;onarch ai nd : Gravel - gravel for roads
Lakeside Cleaners - cleaning costumes uded in Othello
Con. or l'r :•nsport - gravel for roads
Isaac ice- k;ir - harness for horses
Lakeside Cleaners - of costumes for i.lay
Barb's Sign Service - sig.'s re ;,lay
A.T. Scuibb 1 Son - reccr. book_ °: bristol boE rd
Lal.:csicie Cleaners - cicaniag costa.; ,,s used for play
',E.mc.s Robertson - i lu.:bin; su, __lips
;7ooc:brid a 1 +e rdw:_re - brooms
.ioodbri,:1 c __.-rdw=re floor fla, f_es
Woodbri_ L:e riardw• re - hard.lrare
.. codbrid: e t.a rdwa, e - wax
ite .- ardwEie - raid
lirs. F. Nolson - cash expended .e s€win` wterials
Roeert Sinipsc.i - sewin6 mc:terials
Card Lumber - lumber re 11astin;s :louse
R.T. . ;allace - foodstuff re cooking Lumo•istraticns
-,Joodbri e Farriers' - feed for livestock
Judith avmons - travel expense :e village for Sept.
.,00dbri_ c Farmers' - fly sera:, saw blades, .ape & chain
.,bite hardware - electric heater fans
Jr. L. ... Aacphcrson - examiaatic t of hor•sc•s
Chartei s Publis _in: - pioneer Iestivel ccdLcrs
Charters Fublishi»ig - pioneer Festival posters
G.C. Johnson - travel expense for aeptember
J. 1. Lenox - travel expense for Jepte.nber
;;'221 - ill, - huinber Tr ils - Operating & i►iaintenance
James ILobertson - plunbine supplies
..00dbrid &e Farmers' - stove pipe
boodbric:, a farmers' - credit rc return of stove 1.ipe
#222 - N/J - Claremont - Operating & Maintenance
Imperial Oil - portion credit card i.urchc::.es for July 2.44
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purch....€s for August 10.43
Hip :eiihead' s 1,f: rdh;are - hand sprayer 6.68
Twp. of Fickerin_ - dumping fe, s for July 43.00
Ont. dyc'ro Oshawa - portio.i cost r e h -Tdro j1: 8110k) & oil "ice for
Auc ust 1.%0
Aoax Aiarine - misc. rci:airs to equi1ment 9.64
W. A. AeluournE: - travelexpense re mobile patrol for Jeptember 177.60
#223 - Pioneer vilaake Stores
Wilkins Smaliware - dolls for resale 32.00
doodbridge i;crduare - double boiler re candle making for resale 1.80
Glenwood Products - spices for resale 7.44
Glenwood Products - spices for resale 18.00
Glenwood Products - spices for resale 19.98
Canuck Pottery - pottery for resr le 52.20
A.T. Squibb Son - tape & labels for store 3.70
C.U. Shadbolt - small covered wagons for resale 2:..67
'Earl Glove - keytaincrs for r sale 4.95
�;axter 'Publishing - early newspaper for resale 21.60
Iirs. F. Locke - hooked rugs for resale 20.00
Glenwood Products - spice cot?; books for resale 4.80
Glenwood rreducts - spice cook books for ros,.1e 14.40
LeFeuvre's Candies - candy for resale 91.15
i'ir. E. S. Chirnside - maps - I,or t_? 7ork Pioneers for res_ le 25.00
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2.21
12.10
34.10
2.00
2.00
31.42
6.50-
27.90
10.60
8.90
:3.22
22.00
15.01
7.11
39.90
10.11
4.91
1.B5
6.23
5.62
27.84
4.84
47.69
66.58
57.73
40.75
4.30
10.01;
43.20
25.00
109.56
79.73
3.20
3.10
1.76
7.8�`
2.16-
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;,•223 - Pioneer Vi:i.la, a Stores
j. R.: C. Scott Brothers - white wedse bass for re::ale 3.13
Judith Symons - cash expender for seali wax for resale 2.5$
_uarl Glove ,if`. - 1eatL_er goods for resale 63.94
Robinson Cla,= Products of C n - credit re return of goods 9.60- -
:.ilkinson- ? "o!npc ss - horse shoes for resale 43.59
J.C. Scott 'irothcrs - ba s for res' le 7.37
i,leado rrcroft Imports - ?ot'cery pencils for resale 57.30
n S : i i . n L n 1 1 h .1 n h i i h i i fi li n h u li ii ii ii if 24.30
it 1: ,.f 1. i. Ii .. u n L u . a i. u u n n .. .. n u u n if 0.60
11 11 S. Si To h Si h S. Si h 11 to n n 11 11 11 n T. To a .1 11 Ti 63.60
biakey iiomecra_t Studio - ties for resole 14.27
- Lefeuvrc's Ca :ic'ies - candy for resale 61.76
Lcfeuvre's Candies - candy for r..sale 85.70
Le.2ruvre's Candies - candy for rescic 25.05
LoYeuvre i s 6andic,;; - ca .c? c- frr resale 87.56
Lc Feuv-ile's Candies - caddy for rose l e 131.74
Oli , .,ro::n Candies - candy for regale • 143.16
York Publishing - Toronto Visitors guido for resale 11.25
Geo. i. Palmer - feel .stuffs for rest le 21.98
Goo. o. talmcr - foodstuffs for resale 31.38
Le Feuvre's - candy for res:•le 81.74
Jrunstrick Press - beaver dimes for resale 38.'8
Robinson Clay Products - LJottery for resale 51.77
_"iggs vaper 3os - boxes for resale 10.55
Lolten ;nt.:.rprise - pioneer Press for resale 333.00
#224 - N/E - Cold Cr. ek - (Operating Cs Maintenance
Imperial Oil - Portion credit card purchases for July 2.$6
.B. A. Oil.- portion credit card purchases for rugust 11.56
.gan Lrothers - raid 5.22
.gan Brothers - bolts 1.03
13erndt's Chain Sew - lawn mower 166.26
PAYROLL for the month of September 50,670.64
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REPORT NO. 3
of the
PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
The Personnel Sub - Committee met in the Board Room of the Authority
Offices, No. 7 Highway, Vaughan Towrship, on Wednesday, October 17, 1962,
commencing at 9:15 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Members
Secreta'y -- Treasurer
Director of Operations
The following matters were considered:
1. Appointments to Permanent Staff;
2. Salary Adjustments - -- Permanent Staff;
3. Attendance at Seminar --- Property Administrator;
4. Proposed Tour of Michigan State -- Conservation Services Administrator
5. Proposed Superintendent8' Training Course;
6. Carry -Over of Accrued Vacation Period -- Property Administrator;
It was agreed, and the Sub - Committee Recommends That:
1.(a) THAT Norman Maynard, truck driver, be appointed to Permanent
Staff effective December 1st, 1962;
(b) THAT J. Agnew, Field Supervisor, be appointed to Permanent
Staff effective October 1st, 1962;
(c) THAT J. Borland, Technical Assistant, Agriculture Engineer, be
appointed to Permanent Staff effective October 1st, 1962;
2. THAT Salary Adjustments be paid to certain members of the Permanent
Staff as outlined under signature of the Chairman and Secretary -
Treasurer under date of October 17th, 1962;
3. THAT the attendance of the Property Administrator at the recent
Seminar sponsored by the American Right -of -Way Association at the
Muskoka Sands Inn, Gravenhurst, Ontario, under date of October 12th,
and 13th, 1962, and expenses incurred therein by him, be hereby
approved;
4. THAT the Conservation Services Administrator be authorized to tour
certain portions of Michigan State at such time as convenient to
the pressure of his work, to view corrective measures of stream
bank erosion problems, and that his expenses incurred therein be
paid;
5. THAT authorization be given to the proposed Superintendents' Training
Course during the period of November 7th to November 9th, 1962, at
the Heart Lake Recreation Area to be undertaken as outlined by
the Staff; and further that the Authority provide supper for the
Superintendents at the conclusion of same;
Dr. G. Ross Lord
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
6. THAT the present system of appointing Surveyors to carry out surveys
be continued in view of the facts outlined herein:
(a) THAT the Province requires considerable additional detail
to that provided on a normal boundary survey;
(b) THAT the present Staff is quite capable of examining
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existing surveys and detailing the work to the appointed
surveyors;
(c) THAT any survey Staff taken on as additional Staff of
the Authority, would be an Administrative cost and
would not be chargeable to the individual Project or
Scheme;
7. THAT the Property Administrator be authorized to carry -over his
unused accrued Vacation Period to be taken during the year 1963.
G. ROSS LORD F. L. LUNN
Chairman Secretary-Treasurer
October 17, 1962
H
SC:i:iDULE�iC ;
METROPOLITAN TORONTO & REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
MEETING NO. 3/62
of the
FINANCE SUB - COMMITTEE
The Finance Sub;Comnittee met in the Authority Offices on Friday,
October 19th, 191/4)2, commencing at 3 :30 p.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
man
Members
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Deputy Treasurer
The following items were considered:
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
Mr. F. A. Wade
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
C. Thompson
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i. General Budget Review to September 30th, 1962;
Adjustments to Conservation Areas 1962 Development Programme;
3. Adjustments to Section I - Capital Works Programme Plan for Flodd
Control and Water Conservation - 1962 Estimates;
Revie-': of :.952 Muni : :xpal Levies outstanding;
It was agreed, Lnd th•- Spb•- C'omrnittee recommends;
THAT the Budget Rnview plated September 30th, 1962, be received,
and that t.ca S.nvoi ery- 'i're=„,urer be authorized to make any necessary
adjustments;
In view of savings effected in the 1962 Conservation Areas
Development Program*: and the desirability of making certain
amendments in the :;cr::s 3 cn ied to provide additional Winter
employment. that i.•hc. S_.:r :t xn •Treasurer be authorized to make the
necessary ad justr: -nt•.. •::ith;..A the Budget and grant limits to provide
funds for Vas fells•. ?ug:
� a
HEART LP.KE:
Construct ','50 -car Parking Lot
ALBION KILLS:
Channel iiirprovcinents in vicinity of
New Bridge
Construct Implement Storage Building
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$ 15,000.00
6,000.00
3,000.00
Complete Exterior Reoonstruction . of House
#2 3,000.00
Channel Improvements East Branch Humber 10,000.00
GLEN HA. +'FY:
Construct Laditi ::nal 1,0009 New Road 4,000.00
Prepare Complete Contour Maps & Plans
of Area including newly acquired lands 1,000.00
HUMBER TRAILS:
Channel Im )ro ti emonts 2,500.00
PALGRAVE:
? . & . ?z.r :.k:.ng area 4,000.00
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PALGRAVE (Contd)
Construct Service Building $ 1,000.00
and further; that the works be carried out subject to the approval
of the Chief of the Conservation Authorities Branch of the
Department of Lands and Forests;
3. THAT the Capital Works Programme, 1962 Estimates - Section I -
Plan For Flood Control And Water Conservation - Schedules 4A40
"C,' and "D" be amended to read as set forth in the Appendix
to this Report;
4. THAT the Secretary - Treasurer be directed to forward reminder
statements to all Municipalities from whom 1962 Levies are
still outstanding;
G. ROSS LORD F. L. LUNN
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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METROPOLITAN TORONTO & REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
FLOOD CONTROL & WATER W NSERVATION
CAPITAL WORKS PROGRAMME
1962 ESTIMATES
AS AMENDED OCTOBER 26, 1962
SECTION 1:
PLAN FOR FLOOD CONTROL AND
WATER CONSERVATION
1962 PROJECT PLANNING ITEM TOTAL
(a) All Municipalities Benefitting:
SCHEDULE ',An
F -1 Claireville
F -2 Ebenezer
F -3 Bolton
F -4 Nashville
F -5 King Creek
F -6 Lower East Branch
F -7 Finch Reservoir
F -10 Willowdale
F -11 Woodbridge
F -12 York Mills
F -13 Preliminary Engineering - Don
F -14 Preliminary Engineering - Humber
TOTAL SCHEDULE ..A„
SCHEDULE "Cif
P -1 Snelgrove
P -2 Milne
P -3 Arthur Percy
P -13 Engineering Study -- Duffin
TOTAL SCHEDULE �C
SCHEDULE ?D
P -6 Etobicoke Flood Plain Lands
P -7 Mimico Creek Flood Plain Lands
P -8 Humber River Flood Plain Lands
P -9 Don River Flood Plain Lands
P -10 Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands
$ 559,602.57
54,163.14
224,145.93
43.14
20,171.09
170,899.85
88, 944.86
178,769.35
659,187.06
22,093.75
51,479.13
67,350.05
115,461.82
52,648.68
264.60
20,999.23.
1,318.90
94.97
936,857.04
130,557.07
4,713.75
$ 2,096,849.92
$ 189,374.33
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SCHEDULE 4D" (Contd)
P -11 Rouge River Flood Plain Lands
P -12 Duffin Creek Flood Plain Lands
TOTAL SCHEDULE geD
$ 342,974.37
1282298.09
$ 1,544,$14.19
SCHEDULE "Doti
HUNTIINTG ON AUTHORITY - OWNED LANDS
The following report suggest the extent to which public hunting should
be allowed on certain Authority -owned lands, and recommends a policy
for hunting management.
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INTRODUCTION:
Several pieces of information must be inserted in the introduction of
this report to pro vie background information on the subject of hunting
on Authority lands.
In the Ancillary Measures Brief, as adopted by the Authority, reference
was made to hunting under the sections on Wildlife Management and
Recreation. Hunting was designated as one of the uses of certain
proposed acquisitions through the Flood Control Plan. The types of
Wildlife Management and their relationship to hunting were pointed out
in the Section under Wildlife Management as follows:
"Wildlife Management in Major Use Conservation Areas:
The primary objective is to provide a variety of birds and
mammals in well protected habitats for natural history study,
photography and observation. Shrubs have been and will be
planted along fence lines, w oodlots and odd corners. In
addition, food patches and annual grain crops such as sunflowers,
sorghum, corn,.millet and buckwheat will be grown to attract
wildlife. Wildlife Management in major use Areas will be
carried out in close association with the Nature Programme of
the Authority.
Forest and Wildlife- Conservation :areas:
These Areas may provide some hunting, possibly on a restricted
permit basis. The details of such a policy must be decided by
the Conservation Authority. The primary objective is to
insure the maintenance of wildlife stocks on reforestation
tracts. Shrub plantings, food patches, the planting of hardwood
tracts, the pregervation of marshes and other openings and
the development of ponds will be the measures employed to
encourage small game and other wildlife.
Wildlife Management, on Flood Plain Lands and Reservoirs:
Many of the aforementioned methods will be used to encourage
wildlife and an extreme effort will be made to preserve the
existing natural habitat. Marshes particularly will be preserved
as valuable habitat for waterfowl, marsh birds and other wildlife.
Natural history interpretation may be one of the major uses of
these marshes, particularly in built -up areas.
In the drawdown Reservoirs, waterfowl may be encouraged by dyking
certain areas to retain one foot or less of water. This habitat
should be valuable for breeding and also for feeding of waterfowl
during Fall migration. It is possible that controlled water-
fowl hunting by permit on certain days will be approved.
The mud flats of drawdown Reservoirs may be used to produce
food patches for waterfowl by seeding them with smartweed,
millet and other food crops. Such Areas would be flooded
to a depth of one foot or less during the Fall months."
Additional references to hunting were made in the Forest and Wildlife
Conservation Areas Survey report approved by the Reforestation and
Land Use Advisory Board and the Executive. The following information
is taken from that report.
"The question of hunting should be investigated further. Under
certain conditions -- mostly conditions of public supervision --
the Authority would be advised to allow hunting in Forest
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and Wildlife Conservation Areas. Some pressure would
be taken off private lands; wildlife crops would be harvested
rather than perish due to natural causes and a recreational
need would be provided. Recently the Federation of Ontario
Naturalists has adopted a policy on hunting on public lands.
The organization recognizes hunting as a form of outdoor recreation
and requests the Province and the Conservation Authorities to
acquire public hunting areas. They demand that in parks,
hunting be forbidden.
Several objections, perhaps equal in strength to the points in
favour as listed previously, may be made. Most of these involve
public conduct and safety, not only in hunted areas, but also
on other public lands where hunting may not be allowed but might
be attempted occasionally.
It is suggested that the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests
be asked to indicate its position and the efforts that its staff
will make to ensure the successful operation by the Authority
of not only Forest and Wildlife Conservation Areas as areas where
the public may hunt but also Authority- -owned lands where, for good
reasons, it wishes hunting forbidden.
When the position of the Province is clarified, -
the Authority should be in a much better position to determine
the status of Forest and Wildlife Conservation Areas regarding
hunting. However, it should be pointed out that the Province
has the right to open Authority Forest lands to hunting. There-
fore, the Province, through the Department of Lands and Forests,
should be in an excellent position to ensure the success of
all types of endeavours aimed at providing areas where the public
may hunt.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
(a) THAT Forgst and Wildlife Conservation Areas land
be developed by the Conservation Areas Advisory Board
as such lands are acquired in keeping with the policy
of use: and management as recommended in this report;
(b) THAT the Department of Lands and Forests be requested to
indicate its position and the efforts that its staff
will make to ensure the proper and safe conduct of hunters
and to ensure the successful operation of lands on which
the Authority might allow public hunting ;0
Two letters were received from tte Ontario Department of Lands and
Forests, one from the Minister and one from the District Forester,
Maple. They are self - explanatory and are as follows:
ONTARIO
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS
Office of the Minister
TORONTO 2,
June 1$, 1962
Mr. F. L. Lunn, Secretary,
Metropolitan Toronto & Region
Conservation Authority,
Box 720,
Woodbridge, Ontario.
Dear Mr. Lunn:
The substantial acreages of forest lands which are managed
by my Department under agreement with munic ipalities and
Conservation Authorities, could, I feel, be developed for
secondary purposes without adversely affecting the primary
purpose of these areas to produce wood and wood products.
The definition of aforestry purposes' under the Forestry
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Act includes such secondary purposes as proper environmental
conditions for wildlife.
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The opportunities to hunt in the densely settled areas of
Ontario are decreasing for a number of reasons, not the least of
which is the increasing number of hunters. An effective means
of increasing hunting and recreational opportunities in Southern
Ontario would be to develop wildlife potential in agreement
forest areas and to permit hunting in these areas.
I trust that I have your approval of this principle of
multi- purpose use, so far as wildlife is concerned, on your
agreement forest lands and of my Department going ahead with
plans to put it into operation. My officials would discuss
with your group any plan that could be work out for the development
of the wildlife resource in forest area.
Yours sincerely,
"J. W. SPOONER (Signed)
Minister
ONTARIO
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS
MAPLE, Ontario
August 10, 1962
Dr. G. Ross Lord, Chairman,
Metro Toronto & Region Conservation Authority,
c/o Department of Mechanical Engineering,
University of Toronto,
TORONTO 5, Ontario.
Dear Dr. Lord:-
Probably you will recall during our conversation last Winter I
mentioned the wildlife habitat survey we were carrying out on the
Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Forest
under agreement with the Department, aial the consideration being
given to its suitability for public hunting. More recently in
the Minister's letter of June 18th, Mr. Spooner referred to
the development of secondary purposes in the way of increasing
hunting and recreational opportunities and initiating plans
in this direction.
From data obtained in our habitat survey, it is indicated that
public hunting would be feasible, subject of course to the
conditions and seasons we would approve. This view also expressed
the feeling of the foresters in charge of the existing Forest
Management Programme.
I trust that the development of a multi - purpose programme in this
way will have the Authority's approval, and in considering our
plans at this time, I would appreciate having your comments as
soon as this may be convenient.
In conversation with Mr. Ken Higgs, I understand that the
Authority's property known as the Palgrave Forest and Wildlife
Conservation Area, consisting of 315 acres on sub - marginal land
adjoins the agreement area and may have similar possibilities
and possibly some integrated programme might be developed in this
way if it is being considered in the Authority's plans. I would
also appreciate any comments you might have in this connection,
or with relation to other Authority plans where public hunting
possibilities are envisaged.
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With kindest regards, I am,
AWL /mg
4
Yours very truly,
nA. W. LFfON n (Signed)
District Forester
DISCUSSION:
Why Allow Hunting on Certain Authority Lands?
Hunting is a popular recreational pursuit which utilizes certain lands
and a portion of the wildlife crops which these lands supply. It is
a use which demands extremely little in capital development, but one
which will add to the recreational value of lands where forestry,
agricultural and other uses are limited, or where the cost of land
and a heavy demand for recreation makes single -use endeavours unsound.
Why Types of Hunting Should Be Allowed?
Of all the various types of hunting, including waterfowl hunting, big
game hunting, upland game hunting and another type which has come to be
known as Qvarmint9 hunting -- only two of these have any place at all
on Authority lands. These are; firstly - waterfowl hunting, where
hunters are stationed in blinds at specific locations in a marsh or
where hunters move.from pond to pond seeking game. There exists a
minimum potential for providing waterfowl hunting on Authority lands.
All marshes at the mouths of rivers in the Authority might better be
managed as refuges since they are located in rather heavily developed
regions. However, certain drawdown reservoir lands such as the Bolton
Reservoir and King Creek Reservoir can provide controlled waterfowl
hunting. The other type of waterfowl hunting can also provide a limited
amount of recreational use of certain Authority lands since swales are
preserved and other wetlands are created. The second type of hunting whit
can be allowed is upland game hunting, which is carried out under the
authority of a Township license which allows the taking of pheasants,
fox and rabbits and which takes place in the late Fall and Winter.
Hunting for grouse, crows, may be undertaken without a special Township
license. Varmint hunting involving the use of .22 rifles for taking
ground -hogs and foxes during the Spring and Summer months certainly has
no place on Authority land, because of potential danger to anglers nor
has big game hunting.
What Lands Should Be Used For Hunting?
The majority of Authority Forest Lands and Forest and Wildlife Conserv-
ation Areas, as they are acquired should be used for upland game hunting
during the late Fall and Wintermonths when little if any other activity
takes place on these lands. These lands, managed primarily for forestry,
fish and wildlife purposes have been purchased at a cost in most cases
more than single - purpose use merits. Recreational use of these lands
should compensate for land costs, and for many properties, hunting could
be the major activity. Such property should be of suitable character and
size and not adjacent to major recreational or concentrated private
developments.
The multiple -use philosophy of the Authority regarding the use of
conservation lands acquired primarily for watershed protection and
forestry purposes may never be fulfilled on such lands without their
recreational use by fishermen in the Spring and Summer and by hunters
in the late Fall and Winter. Specifically, Authority Forests under
Agreement and Forest and Wildlife Conservation Areas divorced from
major -use Areas and of some suitable size can support specific types of
hunting. This excludes major -use Conservation Areas, Forest and
Wildlife Areas and Authority Forest Lands closely associated with major -
use Areas.
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What Problems Might There Be Allowing Hunting on Certain Lands?
The immediate problem which night come to mind, is that of super - saturatic
of these lands with hunters. This of course ;;uld occur even on private
lands where hunting is allowed, but may not, because hunting pressure,
like fishing pressure, is self- limiting. In other words, hunters seeking
areas to hunt will not select areas where it is evident that other hunterE
are afield. It is important, however, not to promote areas where
hunting may be allowed. The formulation of a policy of hunting on Authori
lands may not be so much whether to openly provide hunting, rather not
to prohibit hunting on certain lands with this specific recreational
potential.
It is important that the public distinguish between lands where they may
hunt and lands where hunting is strictly forbidden. Because hunting
may be allowed on an Authority Forest Tract, it does not mean that hunting
is allowed on Authority lands in general, although some members of the
public might draw this conclusion. This problem may not be as serious
as it sounds because although hunting has taken place on Authority lands
under Agreement with the Department of Lands and Forests, very few incider
of illegal hunting have taken place in Conservation Areas. Nevertheless,
it is important to appreciate this problem in order to educate and regulat
the public to hunt only on those properties where hunting may be allowed.
How Could These and Other Problems Be Dealt With Should They Arise?
First]y, it is obvious that hunters should be supervised to ensure that
they hunt only in areas where they may and with safety. The Conservation
Authority is not staffed to provide this supervision without assistance.
The Department of Lands and Forests which is attempting to provide public
lands for hunting and to maintain hunting on privately owned lands, shoulc
be partly responsible for the supervision of hunters on Authority -owned
lands.
What Provisions Should Be Made By The Autinrity To Allow Hunting On
Certain Lands?
In the Regulations Applicable to Lands Owned By The Metropolitan Toronto
and Region Conservation Authority, as made under the Conservation
Authorities Act:
No person shall, kill, trap, or hunt, pursue, or in any
manner disturb or cause to be distrubed any wild bird
or animal within a Conservation Area except in Areas where
hunting is permitted as indicated by signs posted or a
permit issued.,,
It is evident then that hunting is forbidden in Conservation Areas unless
otherwise designated. To allow hunting on certain lands the Authority
need only place a sign or notice to that effect.
It would be wise to erect signs in the neighbourhood of roads adjacent
to private property and other situations to designate these as -safety
zones - no hunting ". As well, it is important to make provision to pro-
hibit the use of .22 calibre rifles, used for Summer varmint hunting
on lands which will be open to hunters. This can be done by amending
the section of the Authority's Regulations previously quoted by adding:
and that in granting such permission, the Authority
may make restrictions concerning the type of fire -arms
which may be employed."
RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE ALLOWANCE OF HUNTING ON CERTAIN AUTHORITY
LANDS:
(a) THAT hunting be allowed on designated Authority lands including
certin Authority Forest Lands and Forest and Wildlife Conservation
Area Lands, provided they are suitable and not adjacent to major
use recreational or concentrated private developments;
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;bl THAT the Department of Lands and Forsts be asked to supervise
hunting by maintaining 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. Such an
agreement should allow the placing of new lands into the
hunting management agreement or the extraction of lands
inicl ..7 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 on Authority lands designated for such use.
Metropolitan, 5'0OtO an,c1 �e�inrt
Conservation �u%horit�
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, November 7th, 1962 No. 18/62
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street on
Wednesday, November 7th, 1962, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman:
Vice - Chairman
Members
Vice - Chairman, I. & E.
Solicitor
P. R. Consultant
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
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
Mrs. F. Gell
D. R. Walkinshaw
J. Grimshaw
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
W. E. Jones
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 17/62 were presented.
Res. #326 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 17/62
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
Res. I27 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Accounts in the sum total
of $416,851.69 and appended as Schedule ??A4? of
these Minutes, be approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
`TH ANNUAL DINNER & STAFF ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DINNER:
Res. #32$ 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 6th Annual
Authority Dinner and for the Annual Staff Christmas
Dinner;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #329 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT:- Mrs. Gell, Messrs. Sauriol and
Macdonald be a Sub - Committee to arrange the
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programme for the sixth annual ginner of the
Authority.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 2 OF THE HUMBER VALLEY ADVISORY BOARD:
Res. #330 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT : - Report No. 2 of the Humber Valley
Advisory Board be received, and that the
recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein be dealt with as indicated:
(a) THAT the Staff Progress Report on the
progress of Project B -1, Black Creek,
be received, and further, that a copy be
forwarded to the Clerk of the Township
of York for the information of the Council;
ADOPT
(b) THAT the area South of the actual Bog at
Cold Creek Conservation Area be developed
as a Nature Trail and be opened to the public
without permit;
REFER TO WILDLIFE SUB - COMMITTEE
PROJECT B -2 - BLACK CREEK:
A communication was presented advising that the Metro Roads Department
had requested that certain work in connection with the Jane Street
Bridge at Rustic Road be carried out by our contractor, Bedford
Construction,
Res. ;'331 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue Extra Work Order No. 1 for the diversion
of the Black Creek thrugh the Jane Street Bridge at
Rustic Road, as outlined in the letter of October 22nd,
1962, from James F. MacLaren Limited.
Carried Unanimously.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE HONOURABLE A. KELSO ROBERTS:
Dr. Lord presented a communication from the Honourable A. Kelso Roberts
suggesting that he would be receptive to a meeting with the Executive
of the Authority at a later date.
Res. #332 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Chairman make ite necessary
arrangements for a Meeting of the Executive Committee
with the Honourable A. Kelso Roberts, newly appointed
Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS:
Res. #333 Moved By :- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gartner
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff.be. authorized -to,
obtain the following firms to carry out survey
work as outlined herein:
ARTHUR DEATH & ASSOCIATIONS, Brampton, Ontario
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Project P -$ -A - Humber River Flood Plain Lands
Toronto Humber Holding Company Limited
GRAYDON T. HORTON & ASSOCIATES, Whitby, Ontario.
Project P -12 -.1 -- Duffin Creek Flood Plain Lands
Veronica Hutton
WILDMAN & RHODES & ASSOCIATES, Willowdale, Ontario
Project P -$ -A - Humber River Flood Plain Lands
S.J. & M. I. Mason County of York (2 parcels)
Metro Toronto Twp. of York
S. & V. Silizer, P. & E. B. Cherneck
G. Marchetti K. W. & E. R. Dallen
A. Forys L. A. & E. I. Hillock
C. M. Paquette L. S. & E. L. Bryson
A. & L. Durst S. J. & J. R. Ivak
V. & J. Wiggins I. Gould
B. F. & E. L. Mitchell L. G. Willey
E. D. & H. H. Witten J. B, Walker L. H. Toutant
H. & D. E. Phipson W. M. Batt
V. E. Harrison Y. Chong
W. Smith Windeck
Walker J. Caradonna
H. Phipson S. Mason
Kitas & Roosinal Kingsland
Sunnybrae Gardens Ltd. W. Phipson
S. Maxted Rivalda Heights Development (6)
Twp. of North York A. & D. Fraser
I. Young
Project F -7 -A -- Finch Dam & Reservoir
M. E. Cannon
University of Toronto
(4 parcels)
F. B. Fallis
M. Heron
United Church
R. H. MacDonnell
Hillside Golf Club Ltd.
S. R. Hager
Northgate Construction Limited
W. H. Bouck
D. R. Moffat
The Donwood Foundation
Scheme W.C. -15 -- West Don Valley
Town of Leaside York Land Company
Project F -10 -A -- Willowdale Dam & Reservoir
Twp. of North York
W. W. Cosburn
C. G. Elliott
D. L. Jennings
P. Rallis
W. D. McAlpine
D. R. Carbett
A. A. Kerr
W. A. & G. E. TtTagner
H.E.P.C.
W. J, Richardson
J. L. Purves
H. M. Bruce
C. F. Renwick
L. V. Acheson
J. W. Dewhurst
The Jesuit Fathers
E. J. Carswell
H. Reburn
B. Phillips
R. I. Mitchell
W. Little
G. P. Campbell
F. H. Larimer
D. Puhm
W. L. Gilliland
Harwin Development Limited
C. Richardson
J. Murphy
Laurelcrest Holdings
Glen Cedar Realty Limited
H. Alm
A. Ypes
Sisters of St. Joseph
V. M. McLeod
A. Bruce
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B -275
National Trust
P. W. Johnson
E. G. & E. Pigot
D. Hinton
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J. W. McLaren
G. C. & E. Z. Robertson
W. Boyd
E. W. Darby
Project B--1 -A -- Black Creek Channelization
Metropolitan Toronto Garret
Walton & Browning
Carried Unanimously
SCHEME W.C. -19 -- BLACK CREEK -- GOODMAN PROPERTY:
Mr. 'alkinshaw advised that certain difficulties had arisen in connection
with the Expropriation of the Goodman property in Scheme W.C. -19
Res, /#334 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Solicitor be authorized
to retain counsa to clarify certain matters
in connection with the acquisition of certain
property known as the Goodman property in Scheme
W.C.-19.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -1 -- BLACK CREEK - LAND ACQUISITION - WILSON:
Res. ;#335 Moved By :- A. Macdonald
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.211
acres-of vacant land more-or-less, from Robert
William and Elsie C. M. Wilson, being Part of
Block i4C.c Plan M -413 including Part of Part 3,
Plan R -52, Township of North York, County of York,
for the total sum of $19,500.00, 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 B 1
Res. -336
- -- BLACK CREEK - LAND ACQUISITION - HEROD:
Moved By :- A. Macdonald
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.202
acres of vacant land more -or -less, from Jack W. and
Doris Herod, being Part of Block .Ca, Plan M -413
including Part of Parts 3 and 4, Plan R -52,
Township of North York, County of York, for the
total sum of $22,200.00, 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 -1 -- CLAIREVILLE DAM & RESERVOIR -- LAND ACQUISITION -
BOYINGTON & LITTLE:
Res. ;337
W ved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of approximately 101.739 acres
of land more-or-less, and all improvements contained
thereon, from Harold M. Boyington and George W. Little$
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being the East half of Lot 2, Concession VIII,
N.D., Township of Toronto Gore, Gounty of Peel, for the
price as contained in Option dated October 24th, 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.
PROJECT F -3 -- LOWER BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION -
BARTLEY & DUNN:
Res. x!33$ Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the aeq duition of approximately 0.754
acres of land more -or -less, and certain improvements
contained thereon, from Gladys Bartley and Dorothy
Dunn, being Part of Lot 12, Concession V, Township
of Albion, County of Peel, at the price contained
in the Option dated October 25th, 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.
PROJECT P -$ -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LAND - LAND ACQUISITION - WOODCOCK:
Res. #339 Moved By :- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- Mr. A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be autorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.0221
acres of land more -or -less and all impromments
contained thereon, from the Executors of the Estate
of Benjamin Woodcock, being Part of Township Lot 7,
Concession V, WYS, for the total sum of $1,500.00,
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 P -$ -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LAND - LAND ACQUISITION - EDER:
Res. #340 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT: -- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.201 acres
of land more -or -less, and all improvements contained
thereon, from Hans and Christa Eder, being Part of Lot
17, Concession cT4, FH, (known, as Lot 16, Barrett9s
Plan) Township of Etobicoke, County of York, for
the total sum of $13,000.00, 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.
PROJECT P -$ - HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LAND - LAND ACQUISITION - YSSELSTYN:
Res. #341 Moved By:- Hrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of approximately b.4219
acres of vacant _land more -or -less, from Alexander
and Madeline Ysselstyn, being Part of Lot 15, Concession
V and VI, Township of North York, County of York, for
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the total sum of $9,000.00, 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.
PROJECT P -$ -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LAND - PROPERTY - MILGAY
DEVELOPMENTS AND MILTON & WAGNER CONSTRUCTION:
Res. #342 Moved By :- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to cause a Plan of Abandonment to be registered on
the following property:
Milgay Developments Limited and Milton & Wagner
Construction Limited -- Part of Lots 21 and 22, Concession
VII, West of Yonge Street, Township of North York,
County of York, containing 1.416 acres more -or -less.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -6 -- ETOBICOKE FL t_ PL. - LAND ACQUISITION - STERNE:
Res. #343 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of the lands owned by
Eliza A. Sterne in accordance with the provisions
of the Conservation Authorities Act, said lands being
Part of Lot 9 and all of Lot 10, Registered Plan
BR -31, Town of Brampton, County of Peel, containing 5.942
acres of land more -or -less, and certain improvenn nts
contained thereon.
Carried Unanimously.
FLOOD CONTROL AND WATER CONSERVATION FILM:
A communication was presented by the Staff reviewing the Authority Film
Programme and suggesting that Crawley Films be engaged to prepare
an overall plan for the production of a film on Flood Control and Water
Conservation.
Res. #344 Moved By :- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By :- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT : - Crawley Films Limited be engaged
to prepare an overall plan for the production of a
film on Flood Control and Water Conservation at a
cost not to exceed $1,000.00.
Carried Unanimously.
BRUCEQS MILL CONSERVATION AREA -- DEMOLITION OF BUILDING:
^es. #345 Moved By :- C. Sauriol
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to take whatever steps necessary for the demolition and
removal of the 1 -1/2- storey dwelling situated on the
Bruce property, being Part of Lot 34, Concession V,
Township of Markham, and located in the Bruce9s Mill
Conservation Area; said demolition work to be carried
out by Authority Staff with same being charged to
Winter Works;
Carried Unanimously.
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SCHEME W.C.-34 - -- SUPPLY OF MATERIALS:
A communication was presented advising that the following quotations
had been received for materials required for Scheme W.C. -34:
Section "A" -- Common Borrow Material
John B. Regan Co. Ltd. 60 ton
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel 65¢
T. J. Regan Hauling Ltd. 69¢
Section "B" -- Granular S9B"
John B. Regan Co. Ltd. 90¢ /ton
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel 95¢
T. J. Regan Hauling Ltd. $1.09
Section "C? -- Stone
Milton Quarries $2.65 /ton
Nelson Crushed Stone 2.75
Res. #346 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOD/ ED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to purchase
the necessary materials for the Lower Highland Creek
Channel Improvements (Scheme W.C. -34) as follows:
Common Borrow Material -- J. B. Regan Co. Ltd. 60¢ /ton
Granular "BiT 90¢ /ton
Stone -- Milton Quarries Ltd. $2.65 ton
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -1 - CLAIREVILLE Din & RESERVOIR - GRAHAMSVILLE SIDEROAD BRIDGE:
A Staff communication was presented advising that the matter of replacing
the existing Grahamsville Sideroad Bridge in the area of the Claireville
Reservoir had been discussed with the Engineers and the County of Peel.
Res. #347 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- a new bridge be constructed on the
Grahamsville Sideroad at an elevation above the high
water level of the Claireville Reservoir;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the County of Peel
be requested to share in the cost of the design,
supervision of construction, and construction of the
said two -lane high -level bridge on the basis of 50%
of the total cost of same;
Carried Unanimously.
BUILDING DISPOSAL
Res. #34$ Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to take whatever steps necessary for the
demolition and removal of the buildings from the following
premises:
Project P -$ - Humber Flood Plain
McDonald property Pezzetta property
Bauer property Dr. Newton property
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Project F -11 - Woodbridge Channelization
Sinai Day Camp property McEachren property
Carried Unanimously.
METROPOLITAN WATERFRONT ADVISORY COMMITTEE & WATERFRONT TECHNICAL
COMMITTEE:
A report on the reorganization dthe Metropolitan Waterfront Advisory
Committee and the Waterfront Technical Committee which was adopted by
the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto was presented by the Director
of Operations. The report was discussed in some detail.
Res. 049 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: - K. G. Higgs, as Director of Operations, be
attthb 't sec, to serve on the Waterfront Technical
Committee;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #350 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT : - Dr. G. Ross Lord, Chairman of the
Authority, be appointed to represent the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority on the
Metropolitan Waterfront Advisory Committee;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -10 - HIGHLAND CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LAND - LAND ACQUISITION -
MILLIGAN AND CLARKE PROPERTY:
A communication was presented reviewing the action taken in attempting
to acquire the Milligan and Clarke property known as Maple Creek Farm.
Res. #351 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded by :- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized and directed
to proceed with the registration of a plan to acquire
the land and premises comprising 37.324 acres and all
improvements contained thereon, being Part of Lot 13,
Concession I, in the Township of Scarborough, owned by
Dorothea Milligan and Jacqueline Clarke, under the
provisions of the Conservation authorities Act;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized
to engage the firm of Strung Real Esia to Limited to
proceed with an appraisal of the subject property
and premises contained thereon.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #352 Moved By :- A. Macdonald
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT : - the Solicitor be instructed to
retain the firm of Parkinson, Gardiner, et al,
to represent the Authority in any legal action
in connection with the property identified as
Maple Creek Farm.
Carried Unanimously.
EASEMENT -- STORM & SANITARY SEWER - NORTH YORK:
Res. #353 Moved By :- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT :- an Easement -- 30 feet in width
HUNTING ON
The report
length.
Res. #354
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running from the West side of Leslie Street to the
Don River across Authority -owned property, being
Part of Lot 16, Concession II, EYS, Township of North
York, be granted to the Municipality of the Township
of North York for the purposes of sanitary and storm
sewers for the nominal consideration of $1.00;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Corporation of
the Township of North York Pay all expenses involved
in the preparation of surveys, easement documents and
the registration of same, and that the Secretary -
Treasurer be authorized to take the necessary action
to give effect thereto.
Carried Unanimously.
AUTHORITY - OWNED LANDS:
on Hunting on Authority -owned Lands was considered at some
Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- this Executive make a Field Trip at
the earliest possible date to inspect the Authority -
owned lands which have been proposed to be opened
to hunting;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- those members of
the Staff and the personnel of the Department of
Lands and Forests concerned in this matter, be in
attendance at the time of the inspection;
Carried
VISIT TO WILLIAMSBURG:
Res. 1355
Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- Dr. G. Ross Lord be authrized
to visit Colonial Williamsburg, Va., during his
coming American visit, and further, that he
be granted the sum of $100.00 towards his expenses.
Carried Unanimously.
LAMBTON MANOR APARTMENTS LIM2ITED:
Res. #356
PROJECT
Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Authority enter into an
Agreement with Lambton Manor Apartments Limited
to construct a retaining wall along the East bank
of the Humber River immediately South of Dundas
Street to protect the land of Lambton Manor
Apartments Limited; with the total cost of said
work to be $9,000.00 of which sum Lambton Manor
Apartments Limited will pay $6,000.00;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED 'THAT:- the Chairman
and Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to sign
such documents as required to give effect thereto;
Carried Unanimously.
P -$ -- LAMBTON GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB LIMITED:
Res. ;357
Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
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to complete the acquisition of approximately $.20
acres of land more -or -less, from Lambton Golf and
Country Club Limited, being Part of Lots 15 and 16,
Concession s:D7, FH, Township of Etobicoke, County
of York for the total sum of $9,020.00, 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.
ADJOURNMENT:
O n Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:00 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
"Schedule A"
#27 -.Options on
W. E. ;,hiteyvood
W. E. , hitewood
D -282
October, 1962
Land Not Yet Purchased
- reimburse option to purchase Ysselstyn poop. 10.00
- reimburse option to purchase Eder property 10.00
All - Members' Allowances, Mileage & Expense
A. D. Latornell - registration for 22 Authority members for
Conservation Authorities Conference
264.00
Al2 - Staff Mileage & Expense
J. D. Agnew - tmvel expense re Authority business for Sept. 58.20
F. L. Lunn - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 46.00
Wm. A. McLean - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 26.70
E. Wm. Hultay - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 14.30
Paul B. Flood - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 40.50
Jim Borlond - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 139.00
Diane i•Iitchell - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 8.30
Lloyd Fraser - travel expen :e re Authority business for Oct. 7 6.60
K. W. Strasser - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 54.00
Mabel Kaiser - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 5.90
:,. E. Jones - travel & expense re attendance at Right -of- way...
Seminar 61.85
T. E. Barber - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 7200
J. H. Horton - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 56.90
M. G. Johnson - travel expense re Authority business for Sept. 44.70
A13 - Cilairman' s Expenses
Dr. G. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses for September
A21 - Mice Equipment
Grand & Toy - oak side chairs, tilt chairs & oak coat trees
Grand & Toy - oak side chairs
A31 - Uniforms & Eouipment
White Hardwcre - sc fety hats
Cluett & Peabody - dress shirts for Supt's. w Asst. Supt's.
White L1ardware - s:'fety hats
Wings I;eckwear - ties for Supt's. & Asst. Supt's.
M. L. Snyder & Son - rain coats
A32 - Postage
Receiver Feneral of Canada - postage for postage machine
Receiver General of Canada - postage stamps
A33 - Stationery & Office Supplies
Gestetner - mimeo paper
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Grand & Toy - payroll cheques
Farrington - Bradma - addresso plates
Dictating Sup_,ly - suppliers for photo copy machine
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Grand & Toy - payroll journal sheets
Gestetner - mimeo paper 2c cover stock
Norman :jade - draftin, supplies
44.00
208.06
82.40
6.70
153.95
3.94
23.54
22.39
400.00
25.00
40.42
104.09
85.75
2.84
159.55
48.15
48.81
33.56
60.93
12.8$
32.47
17.04
D -2$3
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A35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for September
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for September
Midas Muffler Shop - exhaust pipe re vehicle: #2
International Harvester - repairs to vehicle 17
Humbcrview Motors - repairs to vehicle 9f'4
Humb.;rview Itlotors - repairs to vehicle #3
Lippay Motors - repairs to vehicle 0
Parkers' Spray Painting - balance front wheels on vehicle #6
Hurnberview Motors - repairs to vehicle #4
i:awman Motors - repairs to vehicle /t;4 r
Haman Aotors - repairs to vehicle /r4
Church Motors - adjustment on tires ve,iicie #6
Church Motors - adjustment on tires vehicle �; 6
Church Motors - repairs to vehicle '`6
City Tire Sales - tires re vehicle #2
Canadian Tire Bolton - clips, straps re vehicle #6
Hank's Auto Body - repair & repaint vehicle #22
J. Burrows Garage - repairs to vehicle k9
Iiumber Automotive - wiper blades c cleaner vehicle #19
Gibson's Garage - spark plugs re vehicle #10
Gibson's G,rago - tire repairs re vehicle #10
Church Motors - thermostat re vehicle #6 rn
H.van Motors - repairs to vehicle �;'7
A36 - Machinery Repairs Operating Costs
Sholdice Service - tractor repairs
Kinch & Sutton - tractor parts
Fagin's Garage - repairs to spreader
McKeown's Service - tractor parts
MoKeown's Service - tractor tire
iicKeown's Service - grease fittings
IicKeown's Service - shares pointed
McKeown's Service - tractor repairs
City Tire Sales - tractor tires & tubes
Woodbridge Farmers' - oil for machinery
Pholdice service - repair power take off
Woodbrid` a Farmers' - oil for machinery
McKeown's Service - tractor parts
McKeown' s Service - hitc,_ pin
Sholdice Service - tractor parts
D. L. Meirs w Son - repair tractor tires
Joe Oliver - welding re water tanks
A41 - Telephone
3e11 Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
iiell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
843 -2949 for September
843 -2494 for September
489- 5686.for September
857 -3331 for September
857 -1646 for September
ZA 5 -8253 for September
857 -1776 for September .
942 -2070 for September
ZA 7 -3573 for deptember
i1P 3 -9901 for September
CLRi"IT 101 for September
288 -0671 for September
A42 - Light, Beat, Power & Water
Ont. hydro Woodbridge - hydro re ::ain Office for September
A43 - Rent
Aaplecrest Realty - rent re office space to Dovember 30
181.43
65.69
10.21
96.42
11.98
6.01
16.17
3.46
5.66
8.76
1.50
10.82
12.10
74.48
22.72
3.80
125.00
16.05
5.78
4.00
1.00
2.01
45.73
30.00
13.52
2.00
43.97
28.35
1.24
6.25
45.28
33.00
8.14
22.29
7.67
43.32
4.25
31.42
11.78
53.20
5.34
26.07
30.76
25.50
10.61
40.99
8.46
23.52
47.54
43.41
22.34
40.17
78.56
1,455.00
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`A44 - Office Cleaning & Maintenance
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning services re office for September
Northern Industrial Laundries - lab. coats for the office
White 'Hardware - handles 3c plates for office extension
Card Lumber - arborite I trim for office extension
Card Lumber - plywood for office extension
Card Lumber - plywood for office extension'
Card Lumber - lumber re office extension
:Joedbridge Hardware - wall paper ". paste for office extension
Woodbridge Hardware - paint for oi'fice extension
L. :c G. Floor Covering - tile for office extension
A51 - Taxes - Non - Revenue Producing Properties
Twp. of i;tobicoke - 1962 taxes re Roll 00020 (Hewitt)
11 11 11 -14 11 .1 11 1i i1 11 1. 11 1. it 11 ft 11 1i 11 060024 (McDermott)
11 11 1. •14 " 11 1i 1. 1. 17 ti 1i 1f 1i ii if If " 11 /1.60013 (Waterman)
" .1 1i ' 1. 1i 1i 11 1. 11 1. 1i A " 11 1i 11 11 11 11 7 60011 (Sunderland)
ti 11 f1 1i 1t i. 1f i1 11 it 11 11 ii 11 fi 11 i. fi 11 46000$ (Todd)
Twp. of York - 1962 taxes re Roll #Y2421,1$9$ (Lane)
11 11 11 17 11 ti 1f 11 11 11 1i 1i 11 Ti 1. 71 17 N
21,1877 ( Pivato ) 1.,'"
1 1 1 t i 1 .ri S i i 1 1 1 1 1 i Y2317 31297
(Rennie)
11 .i 11 Ti N 11 1t i. h Si .. 1i 11 11 1. 1i 1. 02317,1272 (Montgomery)
11 11 11 `11 1. 11 fi 1i 1. .1 11 1. 11 1. 1i 1. 11 #Y2421,1$96 (Kennedy)
11 11 h*" 1i 11 1. N 1i 11 11 St 1i h fi Si #Y2421,1901 (Pelleja)
11 11 11 •11 11 7! 11 11 11 1i Ti 1. i. .. .. 11 11 #Y2316,117 5 (Charlton)
11 1i 1. 11 11 L 1. 11 11 111. .. 11 i. i. 1114 " 11Y2316,1176 (Charlton)
11 11 11 11 1i 11 11 11 1i 11 11 1i i. 1. 1i Si 1i 02317,12$3 ( Bagnato )
ft 11 i1 11 1i .. 11 1f 1. 1. if 11 11 1. 1. 11 if #Y2423,2020 2020 ( Zilvers )
Twp. of Etobicoke - 1962 taxes re Roll #60019 (Hunt)
B -2$4
200.00
16.00
6.55
41.20
92.95
19.2$
161.34
1.$5
2.45
2.05
196.3$
16$.44
1$3.47
143.65
269.92
13$.42
• 299.65
242.36
1 ?9.06
156.34
60.79
• 121.60
$.31
202.19
142.$2
157.09
A53 - General Expense
American Society of Civil Engineers - membersuip re G. Ross Lord 31.25
P.B. Flood - engineering reference charts 5.12
K. W. .trasser - cash expended re '1iiatural .science Course'' 25.00
;..utterworth' s - reference book 16.20
American Camping Association - reference book 1.59
Pen:isyliv:iia Folklife Society - members iii_ July /62 - July /63 4.00
American Association for Conservation Information - association
membership dues 15.00
A54 - Insurance
Reed, Shaw 1 Aci: aught - increase Flood Control property schedule 43.96
Reed, Shaw & yici: aught - increase equipment floater 60.00
A73 - Tile Drainage Subsidies
H. i•i. "Coakwell - tile drainage subsidy
H. M. Coakwell - tile drainage subsidy
T. Paisley - tile drainage subsidy
Clifford H. ,ringer - tile drainage subsidy
Farm Pond Subsidies
Pierre Burton - farm pond subsidy
A$2 - Fish Rcaring
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J. N. Schneider - fish food
Don Watt - fish pullets
British Drug houses - chemicals for fish
i'iallirickrodt Chemicals - chemicals for fish
200.00
162.00
102.00
100.00
50.00
36.90
3.50
39.7$
103.00
3$.62
35.67
B285 Page - 4
A03 - Operation Flood arning System
E. ,,- services re reading rain guage Apr.4 to Oct.4 /62 25.00
Weston Public Utilities - hydro re Summerville St. Guage for Aug.
and Sept. 5.83
Scarboro Public Utilities - hydro re Highland Creek Guage for Aug.
and Sept. 4.00
Woodbridge Hydro - hydro re Woodbridge Guage for Aug. and Sept. 10.00
Village of Pickering Public Utilities - hydro re Pickering Guage
for Aug. and Sept. 2.50
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re Pine Grove Guage for Aug.
and Sept. 6.07
A113 - Publication and General Printing
J. Mac D. Thomson - customs fees Cons. charts and text bog1s
Ont. Archaeological Society - (200) copies of publication117
Charters Publishing - (725) information folders
Charter's Publishing (318) information folders
Charters Publishing - 280.copies Tour of projects
J. Mac D. Thomson - customs and brokerage on charts from Sports
6.00
100.00
190.93
119.97
33.16
9.91
A114 - Tours & Special Days
Anglo Traders Ltd. - repairs to L. & F. marguee in lieu of rental 73.00
C.N.I.B. - ref. re Cons. Authorities conf. tour 519.82
Gray Coach Line - bus re Cons. Authorites conf. tour 345.00
A115 - School Programs
Peel County Jr. Extension Fund - Authys. share of expenditures re
land judging competition 152.28
Nat'l. Education Society U. S. A. - ref. books 7.30
A.A.H.P.E.R. Publications - ref. books 2.50
San Diego City Schools Ed. Centre - ref. books 6.00
A116 - Photography, Photographic Supplies & Engraving
Moir Engraving - engravings re news ads 59.70
Moir Engraving - engravings re news ads 59.70
Drake Delta - photographic supplies 3.71
Drake Delta - photographic supplies 2.68
Drake Delta - photographic supplies 11.12
A117 - Exhibits
Card Lumber - plywood re Fall Fairs display 17.80
A119 - Press Clippings Service
Cdn. Press Clipping Service - press clipping service for Sept. 22.60
C2C - Heart Lake - Const. & Dev.
Ont. Hydro Brampton - portion hydro re Wkshop & office for Sept. , 23.22 '
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 27.43
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 9.05
Simon Bontje - cash expenditure rebldg. paper for wkshop. 3.09
Armstrong Bros. - sand re flagstone areas 5.59
Blains Hardware - wire re fencing 9.79
Armstrong Bros, - stone re water distribution system 2.52
C6C - Albion Hills - Const. & Dev.
Al M. Still - travel expense re area const. for Sept. 2.40
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 20.21
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 27.67
Mineral Industries Ltd. - gravel for road 598.91
United Co -op - seed 114.60
Wm. H. Dick - diesel fuel 13.40
Card Lumber - lumber re bridge const. 152.00
United Co -op - fertilizer 49.25
Page - 5
C6C- Albion Hills - Const. & Dev. ( Const)
Bolton Fuels - barb wire re fencing
McCauley's Bldg. Supplies - plywood re general construction
Daily Commercial News - ad re tenders for bridge construction
McKeown's Service - welding re general construction
T. H. Forsythe - truck hire re road construction
D -286
10.20
4.89
64.80
.75
470.00
C7C - Cold Creek - Const. & Dev.
J. D. Agnew - travel expense re area const. for Sept. 4.20
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - portion hydro re wkshop & office for Sept. 18.24
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 37.73
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re washroom in service bldg. 2.32
Card Lumber - lumber re general construction 3.24
Cdn. Tire Bolton - grease gum nozzle .56
Weaver Concrete - well tile re comp. of house 7.21
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re const. checking station 49.78
C$C - Boyd - Const. & Dev.
J. D. .gnew - travel expense area const. for Sept. 3.20
A. M. Still - travel expense re area const. for Sept. 1.50
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 72.87
Everlast ,aluminum - doors & windows re improvement #2 house 471.49
Ont. Hydro Wdbdg. - portion hydro re wkshop & office for Sept. 21.86
C8G - Boyd - General
Dillans Chemicals - symazine 37.00
Ont. Hydro i':idbh. - hydro re nursery for Sept. 10.12
CI3C - Glen daffy - Const. & Dev.
J. D. .,gnew - travel expense re .;uthy. Bus. for Sept. 13.70
Faginfs Garage - portion vehicle gas purchases for Sept. 36.94
Ont. Hydro Orangeville - portion hydro re skshop & office Sept. 16.33
B. r,. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 20.21
Premier Bldg. Supplies - sand and stone re washrooms in service b1.31.02
McCauley's Bldg. Supplies - cement & sealboard re fish ponds 77.25
C14C - Greenwood - Const. & Dev.
A. M. Still - travel expense re area const. for Sept.
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept.
Imperial -Gil - portion credit card purchases for Suit.
Millers Meridit Shop - misc. welding re general development
Millers Mendit Shop - misc. welding re genral development
Graham Hardware - paint re general development
Graham Hardware - misc. hardware re general development
Dominion Steel Const. - fence & fencing supplies
Para Paints - creosote re fence posts
Dominion Steel Const. - sales tax on fence
C17C - Humber„Trails - Const. & Dev.
Peter Hunt - services re laying sod
C19C - Claremont - Const. & Dev.
J. D. 1,gnew - travel expense re area const. for Sept.
A. M. Still - travel expense re area const. for Sept.
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchase for Sept.
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchase for Sept.
Millers Mendit Shop - misc. welding re general development
Card Lumber - lumber re general development
Barclay Transport - gravel re general development
D. L. Mairs & Sons- nails re general development
D. L. Mairs & Sons - misc. supplies re general development
Ailenheads Hdwe. - pulleys and rope re general development
Para Paints - paint re completion checking station
7.00
23.67
14.19
6.50
14.00
5.47
4.58
440.38
101.97
13.21
47.00
8.20
7.00
35.28
2.80
27.30
8.81
1.33
3.30
3.95
3.17
3.50
B -2$7
Page - 6
C2$C - Black Creek Const. & Dev.
A. M. Still - travel expense re area const. for Sept.
B. A. 011 - portion credit card purchases for Sept.
North York Hydro - portion hydro re skshop & office for Sept.
Builder's - cement & pipe re const. #1 house
York Steel Const. - angle iron re const. #1 house
1,1hite Hardware - nails re const. #1 house
W16A - WC6 Black Creek - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $700, disb. $190 re exprop. Elder Prop.$90.20
wl6B - WC6 - Black Creek - Engineering
James F: MacLaren - 2nd acct. re water supply facilities 1617.95
W16C - WC6 - Black Cteek - Cons.
Aprile Contracting - cert. #1 re const. removable wier (J.F.Mac)12090.$2
2.90
105.30
62.20
36.$7
60.51
30.64
w17 A -
Wm. H.
Wm. H.
W1$C -
Muni c .
V723_, -
Town of veston - Land
Mitchell - services re negotiations Panacci property
Mitchell - services re negotiations Ghegin property
WC5 - Highland Creek - Construction & Development
of Metro To. Parks Dept. - gas issued from Dept. Tanks
WC19 - Black Creek Dam - Land
R. T. O'Brien - cash expenditure re photostat of deed
W45C - WC35 - Extension to Flood Warning System
Dom. Poly Distributors - polyethelene for stream guages
Para Paints - paint for stream gauges
Schell Industries - bricks re Elder Mills Stream gauge
Schell Industries - block re Elder Mills Stream gauge
Schell Industries - block re Bolton Stream gauge
Artiur Mitchell - lumber re Greenwood Stream guage
Arthur Mitchell - lumber re Greenwood Stream gauge
Arthur Mitchell - sealband re Greenwood Stream gauge
Philip Carey - shingles re Elder Mills stream gauge
Card Lumber - lumber re Elder Mills stream gauge
Ca'd Lumber - cement re Elder Mills stream gauge
Card Lumber - lumber re Bolton stream gauge
C&:d Lumber - lumber re Pottery Road stream gauge
C rd Lumber - lumber re Pottery Road stream gauge
C'"d Lumber - cement & sealband re Bolton stream gauge
T,tir.oge. Hdwe. - cement, nails re Pottery Road stream gauge
Fadson Welding - welding extensions on valve rods re stream
TTrra Paints - paint re stream gauges
:obertson Electric - electrical supplies re Greenwood stream
'ara Paints - paint re all stream gauges
remier Bldge. Supplies - brick sand re Bolton stream gauge
W46B - Prel. Eng. Study Mimico Creek Watershed - Eng.
50.00
100.00
7.44
1.00
34.51
6.07
. 1.66
. 32.14
14.60
11.54
. 67.03
1.65
9.06
72.30
4.94
71.59
6$.72
4.2$
9.06
1.67 -
gauge 2.00
2$.07
gauge 86.16
3.71
4.03
H. G. Acres & Co. - progress report to Sept. 30/62 re study 7000.00
F1A - Claireville Reservoir - Property
W. Earl Whitewood - services re negotiations for Lander property 465.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 4100 disb. x;47.$$ re exprop. Hewson
property 147.$$
Arthur Death - survey plan & desc. re scheme 2950.25
Chambers & Meredith - services rendered re scheme 45$3.$6
Page - 7
`.. : Clairville Reservoir - Engineering
•
B -2$8
.,es F. MacLaren - 9th account re eng. services to Sept. 30/62 1295.97
r2A - .benezer Reservoir
&adman & Rhodes -- survey,
N�iidman & Rhodes -• survey,
Wildman & Rhodes - Survey,
- Property •
plan & desc. re
plan & desc. re
plan & desc. re
McVean property 97$.35
Twp. of Toronto Gore .
property 221.60
Hodgson Jr. property 1339.70
F3A - Bolton Reservoir - Property
- purchase Childs property
W. E. Whitewood - option reimbursement Childs property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Lang property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Stewart property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re.Childs property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re'Vilkneuve Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $130 disb. $5,32 re purchase McKaye
property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Dunn property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw -• fee $160 disb. $144.37 re purchase
Osbourne property
,uA Kln Creek Reservoir - Land Property
-- purchase of Newman property
J.' Willowdale Reservoir - Property
1-,buck & Walkinshaw - fee $125 disb. $118.65 re exprop. Don
River Heights property
f'uebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100 disb. $109.20 re exprop. Don
River Heights property
liA - Woodbridge Channelization - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw •- fee $150 disb. $121.10 re exporp. Gold-
stein property
9490,00
10.00
534.40
656.40
117.70
223.20
135.32
257.70
304.37
1$547.11
243.65
209.20
271.10
F 1lB1- Woodbridge Channelization - Engineering
James F..MacLaren - 12th account re eng. services to Sept. 30/62 3093.06
F11B2 - Woodbridge Channelization - Engineering "Other“
Woodbridge Hardware - pipe covers, lock, lasp & asbestos paper
re eng. office 3.19
F11C1 - Woodbridge Channelization - Const. Contracts
t•,zHLsea Construction - cert. #6 re channel (J. F. MacLaren)
r; iG2 -- Woodbridge Channelization - Const. Other
b idge Hydro Commission - labour & assoc. cost to move 2
hydro poles
Prel. End. - Humber Watershed - Engineering
qss F. MacLaren - 4th account re eng. services
;; fl1a ck Creek • Property
W E. Whitewood - reimburse option paid on the Herod property
purchase of Herod property
W. E. Whitewood - reimburse option paid on the Wilson property
- purchase Wilson property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100 disb. $113.$0 re exprop. York
Lumber property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw • -• fee $100 disb. $115.00 re exprop.Ferraro
Const. property
57409.36
126.53
5616.06
100.00
22100.00
100.00
19400.00
213.$0
215.00
B -2$c Page - $
R1A - Black Creek - Property ( Const)
Roebuck .& Walkinshaw - fee *100 disb . *t06.70 re exprop. Situlski
property 206.70
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee *100 disb. *107.60 re exprop. Bjarnason
property 207.60
Roebuck,& Walkinshaw - fee 1100 disb. *107.90 re exprop. Surets
property 207.90
...J:: & Wa▪ lkinshaw - fee 1100 disb. *107.30 re exprop. Macklin
& Stillie property 207.30
Strung Real Estate - services re appraisal Wilson property 700.00
Strung Real Estate - services re appraisal Herod property 700.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 1100 disb.k110.05 re exprop. Williams
property 210.05
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100 disb. *106.25 re exprop. Thieler
property 206.25
Roebuck.& Walkinshaw - fee 10.00 disb. $109.90 re exprop. Hunter
property 209.90
Roebuck & TATalkinshaw - fee $100 disb. *10$.20 re exprop. Brain
property 20$.20
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100 disb. *107.90 re exprop. Herod
property 207.90
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee *160 disb. *20.50 re acquisition Twp.
of York Property 1$0.50
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee *L00 disb. $112.40 re exprop. Pelmo
Realty property 212.40
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100 disb. $107.90 re exprop. Wilson
property 207.90
Roobuck & Walkinshaw - fee $100 disb. ?0121.70 re exprop. Browning
property 221.70
B1B1 - Black Creek - Engineering
James F: MacLaren - 6th account re eng. services re super. of
const.
B1B2 - Black Creek - Engineering Other
Warnock- Hersey - testing concrete cylinder re scheme
B1C1 - Black Creek - Construction Contracts
McNamara Road Const. - cert #6 re channel improvements
B2B1 - Black Creek - Phase #2 - Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren - llth account re eng. service to Sept. 1962
B2C1 - Black Creek - Phase #2 - Construction Contracts
Bedford Construction - cert. #1 re channel (J. F. MacLaren)
PlA - Snelgrove Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes -
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
P1B1 - .Snelgrove Reservoir - Engineering Contracts
M. M. Dillan & Co. - cert #3 re eng. services
P$A - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property
Purchase of Woodcock property
Purchase of Newton property
Purchase of Fathers of Assumption property
W. E. Whitewood - reimburse option paid for Woodbridge Estate
Purchase of Woodbridge Estate
- survey, plan & desc. re Dunn property
- survey, plan & desc. re Munk property
survey, plan & desc. re Hewson property
- survey, plan & desc. re Kewing property
- survey, plan & desc. re Millenaar property
- survey, plan & desc. re Todd property
2759.96
10.00
62265.20
1940.13
33940.50
33$•55
296.35
133$.60
231.15
242.25
259.05
1076.96
1500.00
22$00.00
10000.00
20.00
129$0.00
Page - 9
-: �Humber Flood Plain Land •- Property (Con ' t )
t E. Whitewood - services re negotiations for Woodbridge property 362.50
✓ E Whitewood - services re negotiations for Bauer property 310.00
;;T• E. Whitewood - services re negotiations for Pezzetta property 345.00
T. E. Whitewood - services re negotiations for Stewart property 265..00
W. E-. Whitewood - services re negotiations for Eastes property 275.00
W. E. Whitewood - services re negotiations for Sainthill property 2$5.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Phipson property 350.20
Wildman & Rhodes - survey; plan & desc. re Phipson property 434.40
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, Lan & desc. re Wheeler property 370.05
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 90 disb $114.82 re purchase Eastes pro.204.82
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee . 50 disb $18.80 re purchasa Reid prop. 68.80
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $150 disb $151.75 re pur. Kunin prop. 301.75
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 135 disb $188.45 re pur. MacDonald pro.323.45
Twp. of Etobicoke Eng, Dept. - copy of reg. plan & assess. sheet
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $50 disb $59.50 re purchase Wheeler pro.109.50
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc re Smith property 214.15
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc re Twp. of Etob. property 747.00
E. W. Whitewood - services re negotiations Hoeller property 220.00
W±)dman & Rhodes - survey, lan & desc re Direct V.L.A. property 207.00
noebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $90 disb $141.39 re pur. Zindler prop. 231.39
:':- _icimen & Rhe •:es - survey; plan & desc re Anzil property 7420
;;ildlma�: & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc re Mason property 214.9.60
:Ll'tman & Rhodes -- survey, plan & desc re Stephenson property 21$.40
T•%I_Ljman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc re Merry property 221.60
1611an & Rhodes •- survey, plan & desc re Sherkin property 233.80
,1maa. & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc re Chong Yuet & Chong Oye
Suey property 219.30
.'r3:lari & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc re Harding property 207.80
•
j caase ,lnzil property 7690.00
B -290
•• Don
tto: wick &
Loe'bttck &
Roebuck &
Roebuck &
Roebuck &
Roebixck &
Roebuck &
Flood P1
Walkinshaw
Walkinshaw
Walkinshaw
Walkinshaw •
Walkinshaw
Walkinshaw.
Walkinshaw
Plain Land - Property
- fee $100 disb $134 re exprop. Toronto Brick
property 234.00
-• fee $100 disb $123.60 re exprop. Toronto
Brick property
- fee $7.00 disb $137.75 re exprop. British
Book property
- fee •' ::100 disb 0136.90 re exprop. Elliot
property
- fee 4100 disb $126 re exprop. Howard
property
-• fee $100 disb $123.85 re exprop. Jeans
property
- fee $100 disb $122.35 re exprop. Welsh
property
:P10.1.- Highland Creek Flood Plain Land - Property
•
223.60
237.75
236.90
226.00
223.85
222.35
t:Lic1man & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Twp. of Scarboro prop. 448.30
'•�i :°_dwarf & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Twp. of Scarboro prop. 651. .50
Rouge Flood Plain Land - Property
- .:rase Jackson
:. : tIman & Rhodes
& Rhodes
& Rhodes
▪ •. Jman & Rhodes
'Liftman & Rhodes
:•;i_ldm�.an & Rhodes
Estate
- survey,
- survey,
- survey;.
- survey,
• survey,
- survey,
plan & desc. re Davis property
plan & desc. re Betson property
plan & desc. re Betson property
plan & desc. re Taylor property
plan & desc. re Synge property
plan & desc. re Martin Property
P12A -- Duffins Flood Plain Land - Property
Graydon T. Horton - survey, plan & desc. re Brayley property
Graydon T. Horton - survey, plan & desc. re Rodda property
Graydon T. Horton - survey, plan & desc. re Allen Property
G :''aydon T. Horton- survey, plan & desc. re Tanner property
7187.80
1946.30
308.30
302.30
526.90
332.95
315.20
140.00
200.00
180.00
175.00
D• -291
Page - 10
- Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
W. E. Newborn - bottles & jugs re collection
:tarry Ericson - wagon seats upholstered re collection
Hcintzman & Co. - reed organ re collection
Dressmakers Supply - sewing supplies re collection
Mr . R. Hunt - spindle washboard re collection
R. •V. Trevor •- articles for collection
35.00
120.00
77.25
33.68
25.00
35.5.4
G4-- Stream Surveys
Mathewson Marine - rope, oars and oar locks 27.31
B."' A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 29.30
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 14.54
209 - General
F. -L.. Lunn -'cash expenditure re F/C Eng. tour of Authy. projects 83.23
Gunner Kundsen •- flowers re Dep. -Reeve Mason funeral - Scarboro 20.60
Skyline Hotel Toronto - rental Auth. conf. room during Con. Huth.
Conference 130.42
Wdbge. Hydro.- cancellation charges for hydro re Thomson property 10.00
.i Trolle'y - travel expense re Sept. 14/62 charge (Van Nostrand) 4.90
Cin..Pacific Telegraphs - telegraph to Walkerton 1.02
C:N.I.B, - ref. re Science Teachers Tour Oct. 13, 1962 73.64
C,N.I:B. - ref. re: R.D.H.P. Meeting Oct. 17, 1962 3.86
Whites Drug Store - first aid sup lies for various areas 11.90
C . ?;.I.B. -- ref, re Exec. Meeting #16 26.78
C . IJ, I . B . - ref. re Ref. & Land Use meeting Oct. 4, 1962 18.02
C; , ":.• ,B. - ref re Exec.. meeting #17 26.78
r,., Whitewood - services re Cottages Constandinou & May prop. 50.00
':'. :c`rters Publishing - camp & picnic permits 116.62
2.L0 - Taxes - Revenue Producing .yeas
Tr;p, of Albion - 1962 taxes re Roll 917 - Kleinburg property 13.36
Twp'. of Albion - 1962 taxes re Roll 916, - Kleinburg property 293.92
Twp, of Albion - 1962 taxes re Roll 1312 - Colquette property 279.24
Twp". of Albion - 1962 taxes re Roll 1291 - Colquette property 85.92
2L3'- Heart Lake - Operating & Maintenance
Ont -.' Hydro Brampton - portion hydro re wkshop & office for Sept..
Ont. Hydro Brampton - hydro re bath house for Sept..
Ont.. Hydro Brampton - hydro re cottage for Sept..
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept..
Iniporial Oil •- portion credit card purchases for Sept.
Aikenhead's Hardware - hinges & washers
Zenith Electric - bulbs
S1i"ldice Service - motor installed on mower
Biains Hardware - files
7..75
31.68
20.00
9.15
.3.00
4.24
•4.45
195 ..70
2..58
214'= Glen Haffy - Operating & Maintenance
Faginfs Garage - portion vehicle gas purchases for Sept. 12.32
O Hydro Orangeville - portion hydro re wkshop & office for Septa 5.45
F. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept.. 6'74
.- ,rai1' s Lawn Equipment - adapter for mower and key 3.40
swan t •s Lawn Equipment - flywheel, key and bolts for mower 11,12
agin ►s Garage - mower blade coupler and labour to install 4.49
.,gin's Garage - welding and cutting re mower 5.00
..agin's Garage •- camshaft and timing gear on mower 6.55
215 = Albion Hills - Operating & Maintenance
B. A. Oil -• portion credit card purchases for Sept. 6.74
Ont. Hydro Wdbge. - hydro re Mergelos property 14.99
Ont..Hydro Wdbge. - hydro re Mergelos pump 14.99
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 9.00
James'Robertson - plumbing supplies re washrooms 6.47
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216 - Boyd - Operating & Maintenance
Corry Bontje - washing of lif eguard sweatersfor Sept. 31.85
3. h. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. - 24.29
McKeowns Service - hinge assembly and gasket for side mount -mower 63.65
Woodbridge Farmers' - cement 1.29
Woodbridge Hardware - lantern and batteries - 9.58
Berndts Chain Saw - blades and bolts for lawn mower 5.56
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - portion hydro re wkshop & office for Sept. 7.29
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re washrooms 18.92
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re change house 18.31
Wm. Robinson - travel expense re maintenance for Oct. 5.10
218 - Greenwood - Operation & Maintenance
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 7.90
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 5.00
Ajax Lumber - lumber 13.18
James Robertson - plumbing supplies for washrooms 6.78
Ajax Lumber - shipping string .93
220'- Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
North York Hydro - portion hydro re wkshop & office for Sept. 20.74
B. .L. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept. 35.10
Dressmakers' Supply - material re Othello 18.11
Dressmakers' Supply - material re Othello 8.32
Dressmakers' Supply - material re Othello 13.44
Dressmakers' Dressmakers' Supply - material re Othello 10.18
Dre,ssmakers' Supply - material re Othello 5.41
Dressmakers' Supply - material re Othello 7.68
Dressmakers' Supply - material re Othello 23.49
George Dyce - travel expense re trip to Upper Canada Village 96.55
Llbert Colucci - refreshments re architects tour 2.40
,,lbert Colucci - fee paid to Tony Tudin re festival demonstration 15.00
Markham Economist & Sun - ad re Pioneer Festival 14.00
Wilf Trolley - travel expense re pioneer Festival 4.50
R. T. Wallace - foodstuffs re cocking demonstration 25.00
Albert Colucci - cash expenditure re lectures at U. of T. 12.00
Wdge. Farmers' - feed for livestock 41.90
L. T. Squibb & Son - brushes, tape and record books 7.40
Dom. Poly Distributors - polyethelene 34.51
Dominion Regalia - cotton bunting for Festival 18.08
Para Paints - paint 38.60
Bert Hunt Ltd. - plastic cups and lids 6.64
Wilkinson- Komposs - return of blacksmith supplies for credit 14.07 -
Legg Bros. - zinc line plate, for festival 71.88
Malabar Ltd. - costumes for festival play 41.20
Electro Voice - rental of sound system for festival 25.75
Howard Goodfellow - replacement of one horse 75.00
Wdbge. Hardware - cleaning supplies 4.35
Wdbge. Hardware - battery 3.66
Wdge. Farmers' - oil cans 2.06
Wdbge. News - ad re Pioneer Festival 17.64
Morgan Davis Printing - folding Festival programmes 6.86
T. T. C. - bus chart for festival 78.00
Stouffville Tribune - ad re festival 13.72
C.N.I.B. - ref. supplied to staff re Festival 271.60
Globe & Mail - ad re Festival 137.20
Charters Publishing - complimentary tickets 33.04
.',l Gervain - chair rental for festival 43.36
13-292
222 - Claremont - Maintenance
B. L. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept.
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept.
Twp. of Pickering - dumping fees for Sept.
11.76
1.00
8.00
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223 - Pioneer Villlge Stores
Silchrist- Wright - envelopes
Le Feuvres - candy for resale
Robinson Clay Products - pottery for resale
Robinson Clay Products - pottery for resale
Mrs. Rest - rings and glassware for resale
Le Feuvres - candy for resale
Willanson- Komposs - stell for making articles for resale
Hunting Survey - maps for resale
J. & C. Scott Bros. - paper bE ^gs for resale
Le Feuvres Candies - candy for resale
Glenwood Products - spice cook books for resale
G. S. Palmer - foodstuffs for resale
The Chelsea Shop - candy jars for resale
C, D. Shadbolt - covered wagons for resale
Le Feuvres - candy for resale
224 .- Cold Creek - Operating & Maintenance
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - portion hydro re shop & office for Sept.
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Sept.
300 •- Parking & Boat Rentals - Revenue
G. Dyce - increase change fund at P. V. for festival
•
4.66
141.15
53.12
14.25
65.80
51.$3
10.66
2.7$
9.60
72.20
19.20
44.11
9.27
16.00
189.62
6.09
12.5$
300.00
Payroll for the month of October 37,517.92
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MIN
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, November 21, 1962
No. 19/62
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street on
Wednesday, November 21st, 1962, commecing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Vade
Solicitor D. R.
Secretary - Treasurer F. L.
Dir. of Operations K. G.
Asst. Dir. of Ops. E. F.
Property Administrator W.. E.
salkinshaw
Lunn
Higgs
Sutter
Jones
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 1$/62 were presented.
Res. #35$
Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 1$/62
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -2 -- BLACK CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS -- EXTRA WORK ORDERS
Res. #359 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue Extra Work Orders No9s. 2 and 3, for work
as outlined in the letter of November 12th, 1962,
from James F. MacLaren Limited, said Work Orders ID
be in the amount of $338.43 and $659.42 respectively.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #360 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue Extra Work Order No. 4 for work as outlined
in the letter of November 15, 1962, from James F.
MacLaren Limited, said Work Order to be in the amount
of $119.00.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -$ -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LAND - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #361 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be
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authorized to complete the acquisition of approximately
24.382 acres of land more -or -less, and all improvements
contained thereon, from Thomas McLean, said land being
Part of Lot 24, Concession VIII, Township of Vaughan,
County of York, for the price agreed upon in the Option
dated November 13th, 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.
Res. #362 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- A. 1 "lacdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to acquire the lands owned by George W. Leff and
Sam Sherkin in accordance with the provisions of the
Conservation Authorities Act, said lands being Part
of Lot 1, Concession V, WYS, Township of York, County
of York, containing 5.468 acres of vacant land
more -or -less.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #363 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of approximately 0.189 acres of
land more -or -less, and all impromnents contained thereon,
from Gunter and Kathe Lapschies, being Part of Lot 17,
Concession wD.V, FH (known as Part of Lot 14, Barrett ?s
Plan), Township of Etobicoke, County of York, for the
price shown in the Option dated Naember 2nd, 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.
Res. #364 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to acquire the
lands owned by Terminal Placement Services Limited in
accordance with the provisions of the Conservation
Authorities Act, said lands being Part of Lot 8,
Registered Plan 789, Township of Etobicoke, County
of York, containing 1.298 acres of land more -or -less
and all improvements contained thereon.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #365 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to acquire
the lands owned by William and Hazel Martin in accordance
with the provisions of the Conservation Authorities Act,
said land being Part of Lot 8, Registered Plan 789, Town-
ship of Etobicoke, County of York, containing 1.355 acres
of land more-or-less, and all improvements contained
thereon.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -3 -- BOLTON RESERVOIR -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #366 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT: -- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.939 acres
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acres of land more -or -less, and all improvements
contained thereon, from C. and E. Henson, being Part
of Lot 16, Concession V, Township of Albion, County
of Peel, for the price quoted in the Option dated
November 7th, 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.
Res. #367 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.724
acres of vacant land more -or -less, from Leslie and
Julia Rees, being Part of Lot 12, Concession V, Township
of Albion, County of Peel, for the price quoted in
the Option dated November 9th, 1962, plus adjustments,
disbursements and legal fees, and further subject to
a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
PMlinister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -1 - BLACK CREEK - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #36$ Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.14$ acres
of land more -or -less and all improvemnts contained
thereon, from Surrey Apartments Limited, being Part
of Lot 7, Registered Plan No. 3649, Township of North
York, County of York, for the total sum of $9,600.00,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer
be authorized to take whatever steps necessary for the
replacing of pavement on driveway, basement window
wells, and curbing along the West side of the driveway
in connection with the above transaction.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #369 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.193 acres
of vacan land more -or -less, from Guided Investments
Limited, being Parts of Lots 6, 15, 16 and 1$, Registered
Plan No. 3649, Township of North York, County of York,
for the total sum of $$,500.00, plus adjustments,
disbursements, and legal fees.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P. -- HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. 4370 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of approximately 0.070 acres
of vacant land, from Clarence 0. Moffat, being Part
of Lot 7, Registered Plan 1510, Township of York,
County of York, for the total sum of $100.00, 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.
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PROJECT F -1 - CLAIREVILLE RESERVOIR -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. ,7371 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 1.243 acres of
land more -or -less and all improvements contained thereon,
from Mae and Louis Tiveron, being Part of the West
Half of Lot 2, Concession IX, ND, Township of Toronto Gore,
County of Peel, for the prise quoted in the Option
dated November 5th, 1962, plus adjustments, disbursements,
and legel fees, and further subject to a Certificate of
Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands and
Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -11 -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. 41372 Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.173 acres
of land more -or -less and all improvements contained
thereon, from James and Winnie McEachern, being Parts
of Lots 13 and 14, Registered Plan No. 545, Village
of Woodbridge, for the total sum of $6,500.00, plus
adjustment's, 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 -1' -- CLAIREVILLE RESERVOIR -- ROAD RELOCATION:
Res. #373 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- road relocations for the Claireville
Reservoir as indicated on the plan of James F. MacLaren
Limited dated October 30th, 1962, be hereby approved;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff obtain
the necessary approval of the above mentioned plan
from the Minister of Highways for Ontario.
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS :'
Res. ; ',374 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to engage
the following firms to carry out survey work as
outlined herein:
WILDMAN & RHODES & ASSOCIATES, Willowdale, Ont.
Project F -12 -A -- York Mills Channel Improvement
Metropolitan Toronto M.T.R.C.A.
Project P. $. A. -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands
Metropolitan Toronto Atlas Estates Ltd. & Elatta Propertie s
Project P.10. A. -- Highlarrl Creek Flood Plain Lands
Dorothy Milligan & Jacqueline Clarke (expropriation)
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Project P.7.A. -- Mimico Creek Flood Plain Lands
Raymond Woolnough
GRAYDON T. HORTON & ASSOCIATES, Whitby, Ont.:
Project P.12. A. -- Duffin Creek Flood Plain Lands
Hugh Lorne Squires Avondale Construction (2)
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -19 -- GOODMAN PROPERTY:
Mr. Walkinshaw, Solicitor, presented a letter of opinion prepared
by Manning, Bruce, Paterson & Ridout, in coneection with the David
B. Goodman property in Scheme W.C. -19. The matter was discussed at
some length.
Res. #375 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- Dr. Lord and Mr. Honsberger be a
Sub - Committee to discuss the matter of the
David B. Goodman property, Scheme W.C. -19, with
officials of the Township of North York;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the above
Sub- Committee be authorized to take such action
as may be necessary to protect the interests of the
Authority.
Carried Unanimously.
EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY:
Res. #376 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THKT: -• the Chairman forward a letter of
sympathy to Mr. F. Fog in connection with the death
of his son.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 3 OF THE HISTORICAL SITES ADVISORY BOARD:
Res. #377 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 3 of the Historical
Sites Advisory Board be received and that the
recommendations contained ' ' srein knd a..t forth
herein be adopted:
(1) THAT the 1963 Budget Estimates as set forth
herein be approved:
Reconstruction of Grist Mill $12,000.00
Half -Way House - Village Inn 22,000.00
Restoration of Harness Shop 1,200.00
Cobbler's Shop - Painting Ext. 250.00
Drive Shed 700.00
Coleection 4,000.00
Consultant 3,000.00
Labour (re Collectbn) 3,000.00
$46,150.00
(2) THAT the Staff be directed to commence
construction of a suitable exhibit area for
the 19th Century Toy Collection as soon
as possible;
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(3) THAT the Staff be directed to prepare a report on
the establishment of a modern Museum Building at the
Pioneer Village, Black Creek Conservation Area;
and in preparing said report, consideration be given
to co- ordinating such a building with York University
in order that it may also serve as a centre for the
studying of Canadiana;
(4)(a) THAT in view of the state of preservation and
the practicability of moving in addition to other
considerations, that should the Half -Way House
become available, it be acquired and moved and
reconstructed at the Pioneer Village, Black
Creek Conservation Area;
(b) THAT the Bayles? Mill, while not suitable for
restoration on its present site, would be worthwhile
utilizing the timbers and much of the material
therefrom for restoration at the Pioneer Village,
and further, that it would make a valuable
contribution to the Village in the form of a Grist
Mill, said Mill to be situated on the North side
of Steeles Avenue -- abutting on the Black Creek --
providing soil and other conditions prove suitable;
(c) THAT the Harness Shop be reconstructed on the
North side of the Cross -Road immediately East
of the Blacksmith Shop, and further, that the
Staff commence reconstruction of same at the
earliest possible date;
(e) THAT the plans for the Drive Shed of the Gentleman ?s
House be approved and that the Staff be instructed
to commence restoration immediately;
Carried Unanimously.
BAYLES? MILL:
Res. #37$ Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the residents in the vicinity of Bayles?
Mill be tactfully advised by the Chairman that following
careful consideration, it is felt impractical to
attempt to restore the Bayles? Mill on the present
location.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT ON FLOODING -- BLACK CREEK:
Res. #379 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff Report on the occurrence
of flooding on November 10th, 1962, be received and
appended as Schedule ?'A" of these Minutes.
Carried Unanimously.
BLACK CREEK CHANNEL:
A communication was presented from the solicitors of certain property
owners in the Crang Plaza area, outlining a proposal in respect of the
proposed Channelization of this area.
Res. #3$0 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT: - the Channelization of the Black
Creek from Jane Street to the Northerly boundary of the
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Crang Plaza be included in Schedule dB" of the
Flood Control Plan for construction in 1963, subject
to the following conditions:
(a) THAT the developer convey to the Authority
for a nominal sum those lands indicated
in red on Plan B- 1 -A -1 -1
(b) THAT no bridge for pedestrian or vehicular traffic
shall be constructed across the Channel until the
plans for such a bridge have been approved by the
Authority;
(c) THAT the 509 strip on either side of the Channel
be not used for parking purposes;
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD:
Res. #381 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT : - the Report of the Expropriation
Advisory Board in respect to the amount of Compensation
which in its opinion should be paid to the following
property owners:
(a) Thomson Groceries Limited
(b) Ewald & Christa Guschewski
be received and be appended as Schedules i9Bss and S9CS9
respectively, of these Minutes.
Carried Unanimously.
SANITARY SEWER EASEMENT -- TOWN OF WESTON:
Res. #3$2 Moved By :- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By :- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT : - an Easement be granted to the Town
of Weston for the purposes of providing a Sanitary
Sewer connection to the new Federal Building and
Relief Storm Sewer to Weston Road; said Easement
crossing lands acquired from John L. Tiveron --
Part Lot 6, Concession V, Town c' Weston -- for
the consideration of $1.00, and further, that the
Secretary - Treasurer and Chairman be authorized to
sign the necessary documents to give effect thereto;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -1 - CLAIREVILLE RESERVOIR -- PEACHEY PROPERTY:
Dr. Lord advised the Meeting that he had been approached by Mr. Peachey
requesting special consideration in connection with his property
involved in the Claireville Reservoir site.
Res. #3$3 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- Mr. E. Peachey be informed that tie
Authority cannot deviate from its present policy of
land requirements for reservoir sites in respect to
his lands.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1 :00 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Chairman
F. L. Lunn
Secretary - Treasurer
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REPORT ON FLOODING
November 10 1962
The Chairman requested a report on flooding resulting from the extremely
heavy rainfalls of November 9th and 10th., 1962.
Rainfall began late Friday night on November 9th and continued throughout
the day on Saturday, with the heaviest rainfall occuring Saturday morn-
ing. Reports received at this office would indicate rainfalls in
the order of 3A" Lc) be general throughout the region with one or two
reports in the headwaters of the Humber approaching 4°0. As a result
of this heavy rainfall: fields were standing in water, drainage ditches
and small water courses were over - flowing, and the main river systems
reached near flood levels.
For the most part. flooding was purely of a local nature resulting from
clogged drains, culverts, etc. The most serious flooding in the area
under the jurisdiction of the Authority occur=red on the Black Creek
and a report prepared by our consulting engineers, James F. MacLaren
Limited, outlines this situation as follows:
1. RAINFALL: Rainfall began late on Friday, November 9th, and
continued throughout the day on Saturday, November 10th. The
heaviest rain occurred during the morning of Saturday. The
actual intensities recorded over the Black Creek watershed will
not be available from the Department of Lands and Forests until
the end of the month. Unofficial records have suggested the
total amount as being 2zi1.
2. MAXIMUM FLOW: The maximum flow calculated from high water levels
in the reach between Rockcliffe Boulevard and Jane Street was
approximately 2,200 cubic fees per second.
3. FLOODING: The most severe flooding occurred at Jane Street between
Wilson Avenue and Rustic Road. Jane Street was flooded to a depth
between 6" and 120 in the section immediately South of Highway 401
and Gordon MacKay Road.
Flooding of basements occurred in houses on the West side of
Jane Street, North of the new bridge at Rustic Road.
The whole of the Contre tor4s works Bedford Construction) were
coripletely inundated. The by -pass at the new Rustic Road bridge
performed satisfactorily. The dyke which was put in on a cost-plus
basis to prevent wate_• from the cr&e.k backing upstream and flooding
the new channel suffered negligible damage. The top water level
had reached the point just at the top of the sand - bagged section
of the downstream slope. Had it not been for the sand bags, the
dyke would probably have been eroded away,
Large sections of the Oakdale Golf Course which were visible from
Jane Street were flooded.
4. FLOOD DAMAGE: At Project B -2 (Rustic Road to Jane and Wilson) only
minor damage occurred to the work, The Contractorvs main loss
will be loss of time in having to clean out the completed work and
those sections currently in progress before he can continue further.
Some damage also occurred in this area to Jane Street which is at
present being reconstructed by Leaside Construction on behalf of
Metropolitan Roads Commission.
In addition, damage was cau,.ed in the basements of homes near the
Rustic Road bridge which suffered flooding as previously noted.
At Project B -1 (Scarlett Road to Rockcliffe) a bad washout occurred
at Scarlett Road. The whole of the East shoulder of the Road fell
away. In addition Bell Telephone poles came down interrupting
the telephone service in the area. The damage to the road embank-
ment was caused by the Creek cutting across from the newly completed
section of Channel to the tempo, °ary diversion, At this stage the
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Creek was then flowing North -West against the embankment instead of
Northerly parallel to the embankment which was the approximate
line followed by the temporary diversion.
The cutting of the neck of land between the completed channel and
the temporary diversion probably occurred when the protection dykes
just South of the Jane Street bridge gave way. This failuie must
have resulted in a wave passing down the new Channel and hitting
the neck of land between the Channel and the temporary diversion
with considerable force. Since the ground at this point of cut
through was fill grounds it would have little strength to resist
the impact of such a wave.
Just downstream of Jane Street, a drop is to be constructed in the
new Channel. At the time of the flood, the excavation was completed
upstream as far as the drop and the lined channel was completed
through the Jane Street bridge. The flood caused turbulence
downstream of the bridge which resulted in ground being washed out
around some of the piles which support the North and South wing
walls to the culvert on the downstream side.
The turbulence downstream of Jane Street culvert also caused under-
mining of the furthest downstream slab for approximately one-third
of its length ('i.e. 10 feet of the 30 foot panel.) The lower edge
is supported by some old piles which remained under the bridge so
that the panel has not subsided. It is hoped to be possible to
devise a method by which this slab can be safely supported rather
than undertake its removal for what would be the second time.
The whole of the new Channel section between Jane Street and
Scarlett Road is still under water so that the extent of any damage
or silting in this area has not yet been determined.
5. REMEDIAL WORK: The remedial work proposed at Project B -1 is as
follows:
At Scarlett Road the embankment will berebuilt using approved
granular materials which will be well compacted. A rip -rap
protection will be placed along the lower face to resist scour.
At Jane Street is is proposed to refill the void around the piles
with fill concrete. This proposal is being discussed with Metro
Roads who are responsible for this culvert.
H. Fennerty:em E. F. Sutler
Assistant Director of Operations
November 19, 1962
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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 #30
(a)/62, begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount of compen-
sation which, in its opinion, should be payable to
THOMSON GROCERIES LIMITED
by reason of the Expropriation by the Authority of the lands described
as follows:
Part of Lots 19 and 20, Concession VII, Township of Vaughan,
County of York - said to contain 147.07 acres, more or less,
according to a plan of survey prepared by Arthur Death and
Associates, dated December 12th, 1961, and signed by Arthur
Death, 0.L.S.;
Plan of Expropriation registered January 26th, 1962, as No. 6352
and advertised in the Globe and Mail as required under the Conser-
vation Authorities Act.
Claim for Compensation dated March 21st, 1962 in the amount of
$346,500.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited Mr. T. H. Thomson, President of Thomson Groceries
Limited and Mr. R. B. Robinson, Solicitor for Thomson Groceries Limited
to appear before them to present any evidence which they might desire to
give in support of their claim for compensation. Thomson Groceries
Limited and Mr. Robinson were notified that a meeting of the Advisory
Board would be held on October 2nd, 1962, at the Authority's Head Office
located on No. 7 Highway in Vaughan Township. By letter dated September
2$th, 1962, the solicitor for Thomson Groceries Limited declined to attend.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly met and
made sxoh inquiries and secured such advice as we consider necessary and
advisable, do recommend compensation in the amount of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($100,000.00) to Thomson Groceries
Limited (Owners)
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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 117.07 acres
(more or less) of land and including all improvements contained thereon.
Improvements consist of a large dwelling constructed of cut stone with
the ground floor interior being furnished with elaborate dark oak
panelling and detailed workmanship, also a large frame bank barn and
a stucco stable.
(2) It is felt by this Board that the improvements do not materially add
to the value of the property due to the considerable costs that would
be necessary to renovate and modernize to the requirements of a
prospective purchaser of this type of a country estate.
(3) Evidence before the Board indicates that the reforestation plantation
does not materially add to the value of the land and probably detracts
from the value for farm purposes.
(4) Evidence before the Board indicated that if it were possible to
obtain a permit the opening and working of a gravel and sand pit
on the property would be uneconomical.
(5) The compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the Board, reflects
all of the benefits to be derived ownership of the 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
$100,000.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible taking.
Dated at Vaughan Township
this 20th day
of November, 1962.
"C- R_ 11.ROLAW.F
CHAIRMAN, Expropriation Advisory
Board, M.T.R.C.A.
sr
1' i7Bait, ,xproprict±& L':dvisory
Bo rd, ,i.T.R.C..,.
ME :E11R, ExpropriationC ,Lavisory
Bo rd,
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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
30 (a)/62 begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount of
Compensation which, in its opinion, should be payable to
EWALD and CHRISTA GUSCHEWSKI (Joint Tenants) (Owners)
by reason of the Expropriation by the Authority of the lands described
as follows
Part of Lot $4, Registered Plan No. 3366,
Township of York; said to contain 0.293 acres, more or less,
according to Survey;
Plan of Expropriation registered November 17, 1961 as No. 6313
and advertised in the Globe and Mail as required under the
Conservation Authorities? Act.
Claim for Compensation was not received by the Authority.
The Authority received notice from the Ontario Municipal Board
on November 5, 1962, stating that Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Guschewski
through their solicitors Messrs. Dewar & Graham had made application
for determination of compensation for lands expropriated.
The Ontario Municipal Board was advised that due to an arrangement
between Mr. and Mrs. Guschewski?s solicitor and the Authority, the
provisions of the Conservation Authorities? Act had not been complied
with.
In order to expedite the Ontario Municipal Board Hearing, it was
therefore decided, to place the matter before this Board which was
meeting November $, 1962.
We, the undersigned Members of the Advisory Board, havi:_g 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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ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS ($1,550.00) to
Ewald and Christa Guschewski (Joint Tenants) (Owners) as we
believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price for the
following reasons:
(1) Evidence before the Board indicated that the taking doesnot
interfere physically with the improvements nor does any
injurious affection result by virtue of the taking.
(2) Settlements with neighbouring property owners tend to
substantiate that the award recommended is reasonable and
equitable.
(3) Evidence before the Board tends to substantiate that the
remaining property could be sold for the same amount after
the taking as before.
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a
fair market value for the parcel of land required as described
herein would be $1,530.00.
Further, it should be pointed out that a Metro Trunk Sewer
passes through a portion of the expropriated land and which is
subject to an easement. The Board does not recommend an allowance
of 10% for forcible taking.
Dated at Vaughan Township
this 20th day
of November, 1962.
"C. R. WARDLA14
CHAIRMAN, Expropriation Advisory
Board, M.T.R.C.A.
"B. H. BULL"
MEMBER, Expropriation A visory
Board, M.T.R.C.A.
"C. W. LAYCOCK4
MEMBER, Expropriation Advisory
Board, M.T.R.C.A.
Ylletropolitan Joron,to uni �e�iovt
Corkiervcttion AEh,oritc�
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meec,;.ng, Wednesday, December 5, 1962 Nc. 20/62
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Wednesday, December 5th, 1952, comLr.encing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Secretory- Treasurer
Directov of Operations
Property Administrator
Village of Marham
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
Ha S. Honsberger
A. Mac ' onald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
W. E. Jones
J. V. Fry
NI NUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 19/62 were presented.
Res. #3$4 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By;- J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 19/62
as presented, be adopted. as If read.
C a rr i : d Unanimously.
DEPUTATION -- VILLAGE O1' M, RKHA1M[:
Mr. J. V. Fry appeared on behalf of the Village of Markham and the
Markham School Board with the r -quest that the Authority consider
making certain land available for a Public School site. The matter
was referred to the Staff for a report to be considered at the next
meeting. -
ACCOUNTS:
Res. J3$5
Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Accounts in the sum total of $347,748 30
:nd appended as Schedule "A" of these Minutes,
be approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA -- SUPERINTENDENTQS HOUSE:
Res. #2$6 Moved Ly: - R. G. Henderson
Seconcod By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation received from
Bolton Electric in the total of $549.00 on
QuotatKon 62 54 co,erin` hydro service to
the ureri :i t :-- dcr t s 3 P)', Slack Creek
- Con3: rvation A' ::o, he
:.oan-0, Unanimously.
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BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA -- SUPERINTENDENT'S HOUSE:
Res. #3$7 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation received from
Gordon Hanna in the amount of $565.00 in
response to Quotation Request #62 -51 covering
installation of septic tank and tile bed for
the Superintendent's House, Black Creek
Conservation Area, be accepted.
Carried Unanimously.
HIKING TRAIL -- ROUGE VALLEY CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION:
Communications were presented from the Rouge Valley Conservation
Association requesting consideration of the establishment of a Hiking
Trail.
Res. #3$8 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be directed to prepare
a report on the proposed Hiking Trail in the Rouge
Valley for presentation to the next meeting of the
Conservation Areas Advisory Board.
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS:
Res. #3$9 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to have the
following firms carry out survey work as outlined
herein:
Wildman & Rhodes & Associates, Willowdale, Ont.:
Project P.$.A. -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands:
J. W. Ryerson Hilb & Martin (expropriation)
Sherkin & Leff (expropriation)
W. S. Gibson & Sons, Willowdale, Ontario:
Project P. 2. A. -- Milne Dam & Reservoir:
Northgate Developments Limited
Carried Unanimously.
BUILDING DEMOLITION:
Res. #390 Moved By:- F. A. U'ade
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to take whatever steps necessary for the demolition
and removal of buildings from the following properties:
Project P.$.A. - Humber River Flood Plain Lands:
Zindler property
Sainthill property
Simpson property
Conforzi property
Eder property
Lapschies property
Project B.1.A. -- Black Creek:
Wilson property Herod property
Carried Unanimously.
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PROJECT P.8.A. - HUMBER RIVER FLOOD PLAIN - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #391 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.286
acres of land more -or -less and all improvements
contained thereon, from Pearl L. Simpson, being
Part of Lot 18, Concession "D.j., FH, (Partly known
as Lot 30, Barrett's Plan), Township of Etobicoke,
County of York, at the price stated in the Option to
Purchase dated November 23rd, 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.
Res. #392 Moved By :- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasureri;be
authorized to complete the acquisition of the lands owned
by Roselawn Investments Limited in accordance with
the provisions of the Conservation Authorities Act,
being Part of Lots 15 and 16, Concession HDf', FH,
Township of Etobicoke, County of York, containing
11.651 acres of vacant land more -or -less.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.10.A. -- HIGHLAND CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LAND - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. _ #393 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of the lands owned by
Leonard Hough in accordance with the provisions of the
Conservation Authorities Act, said lands being Part
of Lot 19, Concession "Di', Township of Scarborough,
County of York, contemning 6.321 acres of land more -or-
less, and certain improvements contained thereon;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT : - application be
made to have this property included in the Highland
Creek Flood Plain Land - Project P.10.A.
Carried Unanimously. -
PROJECT F.-3.A. - BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #394 Moved By :- A. Macdonald
Seconded By :- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 55.546
acres of vacant land more -or -less, from Ernest T. Godwin,
being Part of Lot 12, Concession VI, Township of
Albion, County of Peel, at the price stated in the
Option to Purchase, dated October 4th, 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.•
Res. #395 Moved By :- F..A. Wade
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately one acre
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of land more -or -less, and all improvements contained
thereon, from Margaret G. Todd, being Part S.W. half
Lot 16, Concession V, Township of Albion, at the
purchase price stated in the Option to Purchase dated
December 3rd, 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.
PROJECT B.2.A. - BLACK CREEK -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #396 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.1$$
acres of vacant land more -or -less, being Part of Block
”Cc?, Plan M -413, Township of North York as
Registered in the Offices of Land Titles in Toronto,
and designated as Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4, on the
Reference Plan R -1109, at the price agreed to with
the solicitor for the veteran, George Douglas Gall,
and representatives of D.V.L.A., as contained in
Agreements dated November 29th, 1962.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 4 OF THE PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE:
Res. #397 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 4 of to Persnnel
Sub - Committee be received and deferred for
consideration at the next Meeting of the Executive.
Carried Unanimously.
CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR HOLIDA:I SCHEDULE:
Res. #39$ Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THI.T:- the Christmas and New Year holiday
schedule be as follows:
Christmas -- December 24th, and 25th, 1962
New Years -- December 31st, 1962, and January 1st, 1963;
Carried Unanimously.
DEVELOPMENT OF WESTERN WATERFRONT AREA - HUMBER RIVER TO TIP TOP TAILORS:
A resolution of a meeting of the Committee of Parks and Recreation of
the City of Toronto was presented by the Staff.
Res. #399 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- the following information be
communicated to the Corporation of the City of
Toronto regarding the plans and programme which
the Authority has which will have an affect on
the amount of silt and debris flowing in the
Humber River and eventually being deposited in
Lake Ontario:
(1) Construction of Flood Control Dams & Reservoirs;
(2) Channel Improvements below and above Reservoirs;
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(3 ) Acquisition, development, and maint erance of
Flood Plain Lands, including the clearing of
debris from the river channels by the
Metropolitan Parks Department. The Maintenance
of Water Courses Programme undertaken by the
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, in
co- operation with the Authority, will also be
of assistance in reducing the amount of debris
being carried by the Humber River and deposited
in Lake Ontario.
Carried Unanimously.
CONFERENCE RE CONTROL OF DEBRIS & SILTING:
Res. #400 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT : - A Conference be sponsored on the
matter of controlling debris and silting in the rivers
under the jurisdiction of the Authority as a means
of informing municipal and other interested officials
in the problem of debris and silting, and with a
view to eventually finding a possible solution to
same,
Carried Unanimously.
SALE OF CHRISTMAS TREES:
A Staff communication was presented advising that a supply of surplus
trees are available.
Res. #401 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - Scotch Pine Christmas Trees be
made available to the members of the Authority,
Advisory Boards, and Staff, at a cost of 50¢ per
tree, with the sale of same being restricted to
two trees per family; said sale to be h'ld at the
Workshop of the Boyd Conservation Area on Saturday,
December 8th, 1962, and Saturday, December 15th,
1962, between the hours of 2 :00 and 5 :00 p.m.
Carried Unanimously.
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION CAMP SCHOOL:
A Staff report was presented advising of certain revisions necessary
on the construction estimates for the Camp School, and requesting
Executive direction on same.
Res. #402 Moved By :- F. A. Wade
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the revised construction cost
estimates regarding the Camp School be received,
and that the Staff be instructed to carry out the
construction of same on this basis;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #403 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the Chairman and Staff confer with
the Minister of Education regarding the matter of
conservation education because of the proposed new
school curriculum in Ontario.
Carried Unanimously.
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BLACK CREEK -- PROJECT B.O. - DRILLING TENDERS:
communication -wae-presented from James Fo MacLaren Limited advising
that the folloyirig tenders had been received for necessary
test drilling:
Canadian Longyear Limited 81,757.00
Dominion Soil Investigation Ltd. 81,975.00
F. Er Johnston Drilling Co. Ltd. 82,165.00
Res. #404 Moved By :- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- PMIrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT;- the contract for soil boring
on the Black Creek from Rockcliffe Blvd., to Jane
Street at Rustic Road be awarded to Canadian
Longyear Limited, their quotation in the amount
of $1,757.00 being the lowest received;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -2 -- BLACK CREEK:
A communication from the Township of York having regard to certain
difficulties in connection with the channelization of the Black Creek
between Jane Street and Scariett Road was presented and discussed at
some length,
Res. #405 Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT : - The communication dated November 15th,
1962, from the Township of York, having regard
to Project B -2 - Black Creek between Jane Street
and Scarlett Road be acknowledged without prejudice
and that no action be taken pending further information.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -2 -- BLACK CREEK -- EXTRA WORK ORDER #5:
Res. #406 Moved By :- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue Extra Work Order #5 in the amount of
$231.00 for Project B -2 - Black Creek, covering
work outlined in the November 26th, 1962, letter
from James F. MacLaren Limited.
Carried Unanimously.
EXHIBIT - CANADIAN FURNITURE MART:
A communication from the Canadian Furniture Mart requesting the
co- operation of the Authority in erecting an exhibit for the Furniture
Mart being held January 7th to 16th, 1963, at the Canadian National
Exhibition was discussed.
Res. #407 Moved By :- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to
co- operate with the Canadian Furniture Mart in the
construction, operating, and staffing of an
exhibit at the coming Canadian Furniture Mart
being he]rl at the Canadian National Exhibition
from Jr.: i...ary 7th to 16th, 1963, providing the
full cost of same is absorbed by the Canadian
Furniture Mart and tht the publicity arrangements
are approved by the Staff prior to release;
Carried Unanimously
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, PIONEER VILLAGE - REPORT OF FIRE PROTECTION:
Res. #408 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be instructed to prepare
a report on fire protection arrangements at the Pioneer
Village for consideration by this Executive at the
next meeting;
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME C.A.-3k -- GLEN MAJOR EXTENSION - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #409 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to completethe acquisition of one hundred acres of
land more -or -less and improvements contained thereon
from Lawson Hunter Randall, being the East Half of
Lot 3, Concession VI, Township of Uxbridge, County
of Ontario, at the price ocntained in the Option
dated November 30th, 1962, plus adjustments, disbursements,
and legal fees.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. .#410 Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By:- S. Cauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of 220 acres more -or -less
of land, and improvements contained thereon, from
Levi Storry, said land being Part of Lot 3 and Lot 4,
Concession VII, and Part of Lot 3, Concession VIII,
Township of Uxbridge, County of Ontario, at the
price shown in the Option to Purchase dated
September 18th, 1962, plus adjustments, disbursements,
and legal fees.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:10 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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,Schedule A" November, 1962
#27 - Options on Land Not Yet Purchased
D. W. McQuay - reimburse option pathd on the Storry property 5.00
D. W. McQuay - reimburse option_paid on the Randall property 5.00
W. E. Whitewood - reimburse option paid on the Lapachie-s prop. 10.00
W. E. Whitewood - reimburse option paid on the Henson property 10.00
W. E, Whitewood - reimburse option paid on the Guided Investment
property 10.00
W. E. Whitewood - reimburse option paid on the Surrey Apts. 5.00
W. E. Whitewood - reimburse option paid on the Moffat property 10.00
W. E. Whitewood - reimburse option paid on the Rees property 20.00
W. E. Whitewood - reimburse option paid on the Ryerson property 20.00
Al2 - Staff :iileag,e & Expense
Brian Halstead - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 11.10
C. E. Thompson - travel expense re Authority business.'or Oct. 4$.40
C. B. Thompson - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 46.00
M. G. Johnson - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 43.30
J. L. Copeland - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 30.$0
E. Wm. Hultay - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 20.60
Jim Borland - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 140.70
P. B. Flood - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 50.00
Wm. A. McLean - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 59.$0
Anne Tomalin -traveltexpenseire Authority business for Oct. 1.$0
W. E. Jones =travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 132.60
Albert Colucci - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 79.10
F. L. Lunn s- travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 102.35
E. F. Sutter - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. $5.10
T. E. Barber - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 63.76
K. W. Strasser - travel expense re 'Authority business for Oct. '60.$0
J. H. Horton - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 45.30
R. W.- O'Brien - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 19.20
J. D. Agnew - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 10.00
A13'- Chairman's Expenses
Dr. G. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses for October 52.40
Dr. G. Ross Lord - grant towards expenses re trip to Colonial
Williamsburg Va., 100.00
A21 - Office Equipment
Toronto Camera Exchange - photo trimming board 26.7$
Grand & Toy - file cabinets 200.23
A31 - Uniforms & Equipment
Cluett & Peabody - dress shirts for Supt's & Asst. Supts.
J. A. Haugh - uniform pants & shirts
Fashion Hat & Cap - winter uniform caps
A33 - Stationery & Office Supplies
'Gestetner - electronically cut stencil
Curry's Art Store - drafting supplies
Curry's Art Store - drafting supplies
Charters' Pub. - pennysaver envelopes
Charters' Publishing - catalogue envelopes
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Grand & Toy - office supplies
Grand & Toy - office supplies
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Underwood Ltd. - ribbons for & inspection of typewriters
Charters' Publishing - /110 envelopes
Charters' Publishing - suede wove envelopes
Charters' Publishing - invoice forms
Dictating Supply - supplies for photostate machine
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Gestetner - mimeo paper
26.29
52.94
212.$2
3.43
23.02
14.83
66.31
134.91
19.15
15.54
$.53
133.$9
27.15.
111.$7
4.57
46.88
$$.94
74.43
60.63
10$.58
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P33 - Stationery & Office Supplies (Cont'd)
H. G. Barlow - office supplies 55.77
H. G. Barlow - office supplies 80.93
York Printing House - letterhead paper 86.83
A34 - Technical Plans & Maps
Hunting Survey - ozalid print rc Highland Creek Floodline
mapping 2.86
Hunting Survey - prints re Etobicoke Creek Floodline mapping 3.84
Dept. of Lands & Forests - enlargements of aerial photos 13.60
A35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
J. L. Copeland - cash expended re welding on vehicle #8
J. Burrow's Garage - repairs to vehicle 7r7
International 17arvester - repairs to vehicle ;-'7
Humber Automotive - fuse cases for vehicle flares
Humberview Motors - repairs to vehicle #3
Kerrs' Garage - repairs to vehicle #18
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
' Boodbridge Farmers' - anti - freeze for all Authority vehicles
Canadian Industries Ltd. - spike flares for Authority vehicles
Hawman &tors - repairs to vehicle #5
Elmo Disney - oil for vehicles
Hawman Motors - repairs to vehicle 0
Hawman Motors - repairs to vehicle 1
Hawman Motors - repairs to vehicle 12
Pinecrest Service Centre - repair statter on vehicle #12
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
The Paddock - repairs to vehicle „18
The Paddock - repairs to licensed trailer
Humber Automotive - wheel wrench
A36 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs
McKeown's Service - oil & pin for tractor
McKeown's Service - tractor parts
McKeown's Service - tractor parts
McKeown's Service - washers, link end & meter cable
McKeown's Service - rad, tire & tube repairs for tractor
McKeown's Service - tractor parts
McKeown's Service - tractor parts
Humber Automotive - parts to repair disc dhaft
William's Service - tire & repairs for tractor
Nobleton Auto .electric - overhaul M -F tractor
:Alliam's Service - repairs to tractor
William's Service - repairs to tractor
Stone Motors - welding on chain saw
. Pinecrest Service Centre - battery for tractor
Sholdice Service - muffler & extension for tractor
Sholdice Service - pins & hooks for tractor
Humber Automotive - grease fittings for equipment
Humber Automotive •- hitch for trailer
Fagin's Garage - wheel bearing & grease for macniriery
Woodbridge Farmers' - oil for #955
Woodbridge Farmers' - grease for machinery
Berndt's - file & sharpener for chain saw
Berndt's - file & sharpener for chain saw
D. L. i•iairs & Son - pipe for post hole digger handle
Sholdice Service - repairs & service call for tractor
The Paddock - repairs to tractor tire
A41 - Telephone
Bell Telephone - 489 -5686 for October
Bell Telephone - 257 -8745 for October
.75
11.07
52.09
59.33
2.00
20.38
129.87
121.03
23.83
23.53
10.82
30.86
23.67
91.75
5.36
68.74
8.84
40.41
3.35
2.46
12.05
• 17.97
9.65
45.85
20.60
1.74
.19
23.30
19.55
12.25
7.65
2.25
18.80
8.86
3.91
5.97
11.59
2.40
38.37
7.47
17.36
18.39
3.89
30.00
1.00
38.71
4.74
P-34.6
A41 - Telephone (Cont'd.)
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell 'telephone
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone -
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- 2$5 -5425 for October
- 857 -3331 for October
- 857 -1646 for October
- 857 -1776 for October
843 -2949 for October
- 843 -2494 for October
- ZA 5 -$253 for November
942 -2070 for November
633 -9901 for November
- ZA 7 -3573 for Povember
649 -2009 for November
A42 - Light, Heat, Power & Water
Twp. of North York dater - water re 17 Mill St.
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Bill 3t.
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re iVIain Office for October
North York Hydro - hydro re 17 Mill St. for Sept. ?& Oct.
701.41
26.45
9.71
&.06
4.$4
22.42
40.39
28.17
40.66
40.14
31.49
10.15
22.03
79.74
19.73
A43 - Rent
Maplecrest Realty - rent re office space to December 31, 1962. 1,455.00
A44 - Office Cleaning & Maintenance
Woodbridge Hardware - cleaning supplies for office
Woodbridge Hardware - keys cut for office
Woodbridge Hardware - door stop
Gilbert's Auto Suplly - keys cut for office
Nrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning office for October
Harry Matson - travel expense re office extension construction
Northern Industrial Laundries - lab. coats for office
Card Lumber - plywood re office extensio_?
8.16
• 83
2.76
. 61
200.00
1.60
11.30
43.51
A51 - Taxes - NON- Revenue Producing Properties
Twp. of Litobicoke - portion 1962 taxes re .alenbric) e Estates 6.06
Twp. of Adjala - 1962 taxes on Ramm property (Humber Forest) 330.66
Twp. of i!djala - 1962 taxes on Oliver property (Humber FeBest) 105.04
A53 - General Expense
U. of T. Press - reference book 7.70
American Society of Civil L.�gineers - membership fees re
G. Ross Lord 25.00
McGraw -Hill - reference book 10.6$
Ont. Parks Assoc. - membership dues AcLean, Loker, & Flood 9.00
Albert i)ritnell - reference book 5.35
Pierce Book Store - reference book 15.45
Bell & Howell - parts for projector 48.6$
Drake Delta - belts for projector 2.58
Charters Publishing - subscription tickets 6.57
Charters Publishing - invitation cards 6th annual dinner 13.72
Joint Council on Economic Education - reference books 1.25
Electro -Voice - repairs re P.A. System 21.36
American .Museum of Natural history - membership K.J. Strasser 10.00
hatioaal Education Association of U.S.A. - reference book 2.50
A54 - Insurance
Reed, Shaw & Mchaught - renewal of equipment floater policy
Reed, Shaw & HcNaught - renewal of camera floater policy
Reed, Shaw & Mcfaught - renewal of office contents floater
A73 - Tile Drainage Subsidies
Frank A. Reesor - tile drainage subsidy
H. W. ,;atson - tile drainage subsidy
H. Cation - tile drainage subsidy
532.00
94.47
63.18
200.00
126.00
119.0$
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474 - Farm Pond Research
British Lrug houses - credit re adjustment of overcharge
Howard Chemical - rotenone for ponds
A75 - Farm Pond Subsidies
J. A. McKaye
41. E. Ewart -
1. McKinnon -
i. S. Brown -
- farm pond subsidy
farm pond subsidy
farm pond subsidy
farm pond subsidy
,76 - Farm Tree Replacement Programme
L. Copeland 0 cash expended re dutch elm disease tree
markers
112 - Fish Rearing
Ian Watt - fish pellets
J. M. Schneider - credit re return of fish food
o M. Schneider - fish food
J M. Schneider - fish food
Tostgate Transport - transport charges on fish chemicals
J M. Schneider - fish food
J M. Schneider - fish food
:itish Drug Houses - credit re return of chemical containers
J M. Schneider - fish food
J ivi. Schneider - fish food
P3 - Bird Feeding
'.,odbridge Farmers' - bird feed
- Operation Flood .arning System
Drth York Hydro - hydro re York Allis Str. Gauge
nt. hydro Markham - hydro re iiarkham atr. Gauge for Oct.
.113 - Publications & General Printing
Gunning - Galbraith Reprods. - reproduction of newspaper article 5.07
A114 - Tours & Special Days
Charters Publishing - invitations re sod breaking ceremony
A116 - Pnotography, Photographic Supplies & Engraving
Woodbridge Hardware - extension cord
Wholesale Radio - parts for photographic equipment
Central Camera - mounting press, film & chemicals
Norman :jade - prints for brief
Drake Delta - picture prints & negatives
Toronto Camera Exchange - photog. supplies
Jack Aitchell - picture prints
Drake Delta - enlargeing magnifier
Toronto Camera Exchange - photog. supplies
FOR ACCOUNT #A117 PLEADE TURN TO Pi. GE 12 OF SCHIi,DULE "A"
A119 - Press Clipping oervice
Canadian Press Clipping Service - press clipping service for Oct. 23.20
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development
P.C.O. Services - d.d.t.
AOBOC, Ready -Mix - stone re water distribution system
Brampton Lumber - cement & sealbond re walk
Harry Matson - travel expense re general development for Oct.
Blain's Hardware - coupling & clamps re water distribution
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil re workshop & office
33 -317
20.05-
17.50
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
3.09
57.25
24.68-
26.2$
3.50
2.00
39.06
3.50
40.00-
39.7$
3.50
6.90
3.21
6.07
16.$6
1.02
3.19
133.39
6.6$
167.32
59.99
4.00
$.81
109.03
58.05
3.00
10.71
3.00
2.99
14.85
T3-318
- Page 5
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development (Cont'd)
D. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
Card Lumber - hinges, catches, handles I lumber
Card Lumber - lumber re completion reconstruction #2 house
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
42.74
60.38
97.73
28.65
C6C - Albion Hills - Construction & Development
P.C.O. Services - D,D,T, 58.05
H. H. Davis & Sons - moving loader to arca re road const. 37.50
William's Service - rent on disc. re general development 15.00
Wm. H. Dick - diesel fuel 9.00
;;bite Hardware - hardware supplies re residence #2 46.20
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for October 23.06
Norm `Taylor - travel expense re development for October 10.30
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - portion hydro re workshop & office 6.07
Sheridan Nurseries - shrubs for arboretum 42.90
Woodbridge Farmers' - poultry wire 36.32
P.,C,OO Services - pack sprayer re arboretum 8.49
Crysler, L,avis w Jorgensen - professional services Oct. 1 -31
re field work brid &e construction 495.71
H. M. Davis & Sons - services ro road construction 4,524.50
Sheridan nurseries - nursery stock re arboretum 29.39
Card Lumber - lumber re general development 16.80
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for October 39.04
Dominion Steel & Coal - fencing materials 2,490.71
C7C - Cold Creek - Construction & Development
Premier building Supplies - concrete sand re completion of house 4.00
Barry Matson - travel expense re general development for Oct. 9.20
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for October 41.77
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies re const. checking
station 2.96
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies re construction of
checking station 3.81
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies re construction of
checking station 12.58
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for October 14.32
Card Lumb r - edgetrim re completion of house 3.30
C8C - Boyd - Construction & Development
Armstrong brothers - gravel screenings
Armstrong Brothers - gravel screenings
William's oervice - rental of seed drill re general construe.
White Hardware - padlock re general construction
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
Glen Docks - travel expense re Authority business for Nov. 6
J. D. Agnew - travel expense re Authority business for Oct.
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
Woodbridge Farmers' - fertilizer re farm
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
S. Bontje - travel expense re general -Development to Nov. 20
C8G - Boyd - General
Woodbridge Hardware - shovel
Woodbridge Farmers' - bailer twine
Humber Automotive - drill bits
Williams Service - scufflcr
,uestgate Transport - transport charges on weed killer
Woodbridge Home Bakery - pails
C13C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development
Robertson Electric
Deforest Brothers -
Deforest Brothers -
- pump house heater re coast. storage area
in service building
harthstone rL completion residence;
stone rub le re completion residence
9.78
20.04
45.00
13.72
82.69
5.20
9.30
63.17
105.36
15.95
13.00
4.61
7.50
1.77
20.00
2.00
14.00
36.77
6.0(
6.0(
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C13C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development (Cont'd)
Woodbridge Farmers' - exchange of culvert re new property
clearing
Premier Building Supplies - concrete sane & gravel re fish
pond development
Elwood J. Parker - travel expense re development for Oct.
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
J. G. Agnew 14 travel expense re development for October
Fagin's Garage - portion vehicle gas re dcv. for October
Fagin's Garage - cutting w welding
D. A. Hogg L Don - stone re coi1pletion of residence
Premier Building Supplies - brick sand re wasnroom in service
building
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
Card Lumber - lumber re construction of storage area in
service building
C14C - Greenwood - Construction & development
W. Ward - clean well re general development
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
C17C - Humber Trails - Construction & Development
J. D. Agnew - travel expense re general development for Oct.
Nelson Crushed Stone - stone re stream improvements
Nelson Crushed Stone - stone re stream improvements
Nelson Crushed Stone - stone re stream improvements
Nclson Crushed Stone - stone re stream improvements
C19C - Claremont - Construction & Development
Claremont Co -op - fertilizer 14.00
Kilborn Engineering - engineering services re const. of bridge 1,180.00
Aikenhead's Hardware - hardwclru supplies rc general development 5.09
Barclay Transport - stone rc general development 2.07
J. D. Agnew - travel expense re general development for Oct. 5.80
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for October 44.10
Coorge Taylor - cost re dismantling of barn on Bayles property 136.00
U. L. Hairs & Son - nails re general development 3.30
13-319
3.30
,
16.51
9.50
23.06
13.40
52.24
1.00
6.75
14.7$
22.12
53.77
106.00
26.61
3.10
127.85
113.94
150.93
132.38
C2$C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
L. Veijola - progress cert. 7 ;1 re const. ;rl residence
Robert Lundy - rails re fencing
Jocdbric4 Farmers' - portion tractor gas
Para Paints - paint re construction 71 residence
Builders' Supplies - pipe re construction #1 residence
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil rc workshop & office
Harry matson - tr_v1/41 expense re general development for Oct.
North York HS-dro - portio_. hydro re workshop pr, office
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchascs for October
York Steel Construction - angle iron re construction #1 res.
J. C. Gilbert - trenching water line re " 11 11 Ti 11 it T1 11 h h
Aikenhead's Hardware - nails re const. k1 residence
maciiillan & ,iloedel - plywood 'f 11 11 T1 11 1f 11 fl Si 11 tf
Card Lumber - lumber re construction_ of #1 residence
Card Lumber - hangers & lumber re constructioil .1 residence
Card Lumber - lumber re construction 7,1 residence
Card Lumber - "°" T1 11 Ti Ti T1 .f if 11 fi 11 ii f1 h 11 11
card L umb e r - Tf 11 11 11 11 If 11 11 11 11 of 11 11 11 1 11 if if
Card L umb cr - ►T 11 fT .f If tf Si if 1► 11 11 11 1f t1 11 it 1f tf
Card Lumber - If it If 11 n 11 11 it 11 11 n Si it it Si If 11 11
Card Li ber - 11 1f 1f 1f if h 11 1f 11 11 n f1 11 i1 if h 11 tf
Card Lumber - .t 11 h 11 h i1 n " u u h 11 11 11 f1 h 11
Card Lumber - 11 11 1f 11 11 11 ti h 11 TI i1 If 51 11 11 la 11 11
C. B. Thompson - cash expended re building permit for TL1 res.
2,000.00
50.00
136.67
13.34
12.73
32.83
7.50
81.96
104.72
60.00
300.00
17.84.
395.04
15.92
7.52
359.85
23.71
460.3-
19.7
93.9A
4.9.
283.3-
16.7f
41. CD
p -320 - Page 7 -
C42C - CA2$ - Bruces' Mill - Construction & Development
0. A. Taylor - tractor gas
White Hardware - small tools re general development
Stiver Brothers - fuel oil to heat workshop & office
C47C - Palgrave Forest & Wildlife - Construction °c Development
J. C, Gilcert - trenching re general development
Woodbridge Farmers' - lub for 055 re general development
J. D. Agnew - travel expense rc general development for Oct.
Yoodbrige Farmers' - culvert 1 coupler re parking lot & road
Maccaferri Gabions - stream improvement
W16C - WC6 - Black Crook - Construction
Jones Brothers - repairs to dam
W1$A - WC5 - highland Creek - Land
Roebuck `~ Walkinshaw - fee v950, disb. v3.30 re exprop. from
?filler Paving
W23A - WC19 - Black Creek Dam - Land
Roebuck & ;;alkinshcw - fee rc; expropriation from iiownsview
ileadows
W25A - WC15 - Don River W. Br. - E.Y. - Leaside - Land
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Corp. Town of
Leaside property
$7.12
10.00
22.49
24.50
11.12
25.60
215.27
332.$9
40.00
953.30
50.00
472.90
W44C - WC34 - Channel Improvements - Lower Highland Creek, Lower Humber
and Lower Etobicoke Creek - Construction & Development
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re highland Creek .93
Munic. of Metro. Parks Dept. - seeding °k sodding re L. Humber 300.00
iviacMillan & Blocdel - plywood re highland (.reek 434.67
John Britton - travel expense re highland Cree: to I',ov. 9 21.00
Tanhall Reproductions - prints re :_umber 2.16
White hardware - hinges, nails & screw nails re Highland Crk. 1$.42
Maccaferri Gabions - gabions re highland Creek 2,9$4.00
Card Lumber - lumber re highland Creek 104.37
Card Lumber - lumber re Highland Creek 60.56
Weston Iron :forks - cat & sharpen rods re Highland Creek
Card Lumber - lumber re Highland Creek 16.07
Milton Quarries - stone re Highland Creek 132.50
Ajax Lumber - caulking tubes re Highland Creek 3.71
W44B - WC34 - Channel Improvements Lower Highland Creek, Lower Humber
and Lower Etobicoke Creek - Engineering
Crysler, Davis Jorgensen - services to Oct. 31 re field layout
staking Lighland Creek 363.90
W45C - WC35 - Extension to Flood ;arning System - Construction & DevelopmE
White hardware - lock sets re all strewn gauges 43.26
Adelaide Electric - installation hydro service re Pottery Rd. 744.00
harry matson - travel expense re Elder ��il1s Gauge const. for Oct. .$0
Harry Matson - travel expense re Bolton Gauge const. for Oct. 6.20
Harry Matson - travel expense re Greenwood Gauge const. for Oct. 7.50
White Hardware - adjustment re locks for stream gauges 3.40
County of Ont. - Rodds Dept. - coast. Pickering Stream gauge 400.00
East York Hydro Com. - fee re hydro ccnnectio-i Pottery Rd. 2.00
Super Structure Door - door hall slab re Pottery Rd. 25.75
W46B - Preliminary Lag._Study leiimicoo Creek Watershed - Engineering
7,000.00
H. G. Acres & Co. - progress report to Oct. 31 re study
- Page $ -
F1A - Claireville Reservoir - Property
Purchase Boyington & Little property 137,347.65
- Roebuck. Walkinshaw - fee re appeal from assessment C.N.R.
property 25.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 4400, disb. 4275.31 re purchase
Lauder property 675.31
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee re assessment appeal I1son &
Lindsay property 25.00
Roebuc:- & Walkinshaw - fee w1030, disb. 4349.30 re purchase
Boyington & Little property 1,379.30
Purchase Tiveroa property 12,000.00
B -321
F2A - Ebenezer Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Telford property
Harry Aatson - travel expense re clearing res. site for Oct.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & dose. re Reid property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Atherly property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Duncan property
F3A - Bolton Reservoir - Property
Purchase Bartley & Dunn property
Purchase Henson property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & description re Henson prop.
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Lewis property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Shaw property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Berttram Realty
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Berttram Realty
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Monte Carlo Invest.
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Taylor property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Hummel property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Simms property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $50., disb. 4337.02 re purchase
Attwell property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Rees property
.Purchase Godwin property
W. E. Whitewood - reimburse ol,tion paid re Bartley & Dunn
F7A - Finch Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes -
Wildman & Rhodes -
Wildman & Rhodes -
Wildman & Rhodes -
Wildman & Rhodes -
Wildman & Rhodes -
survey, plan & desc. re Summncr property
survey, plan & dose. re Cannon property
survey, plan 1 dose. re Hager property
survey, plan & desc. re Northgate Const.
survey, plan & desc. re Bonck property
survey, plan & desc. re Fallis property
F11B2 - Woodbridge Channelization - Engineering "Other"
Woodbridge Farmers'
Woodbridge Farmers'
Woodbridge Farmers'
Woodbridge Farmers'
- stove oil to heat engineer's office
- service to space heater re engineer's
office
- clean space heater in Engineer's office
- fuel oil re engineer's office
664.50
4.00
754.15
224.05
434.25
3,995.00
10,790.00
2$7.20
197.20
197.20
197.20
197.20
197.20
195.20
197.20
197.20
$7.02
307.40
2$,000.00
5.00
1,714.65
626.05
476.10
519.60
4$0.$0
407.65
9.20
12.62
$.00
$.30
B1A - Black Creek - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Ifuhic. Aetro Toronto 604.50
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Browning property 254.10
Strung Real Estate - services re appraisal Thieler property 300.00
Strung Real Estate - services re appraisal sraia property 600.00
Strung Real ,state - services re appraisal Gall property 300.00
Strung Real Estate - services re appraisal Williams property 300.00
Purchase Guided Investments property $,490.00
Purchase Surry Apartments property 9,595.00
Wildman w Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Trustees of Severly
Hills United Church property 901.30
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B1C1 - Black Creek - Construction Contracts
McNamara Road Construction - cert. ,7 re channel Improvements 29,144.$0
P1A - Snelgrove Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodos - survey, plan & desc. re Newhouse property 439.60
P7A - Mimico Flood Plain Land - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Woolwough property 976.15
P$A - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & dose. re Carlaw property 91.65
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & dose. re Ailgay Developments
& Ailton & .�agner Const. property 4$0. $0
W. Earl Tr�hitewood - services re negotiations re Biffi_i &
Williams property 223.00
Purchase Eder property 12,990.00
Purchase ;,orley property 1,000.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Leworthy property 3$6.70
�iidman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re D0VoL.A„ property 393.25
Purchase Lambton Golf Limited property 9,020.00
Purchase Steinberg & .rohl property 3,980.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Ysselstyn property 3$0.75
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fc.e 00. disb. fi20.50 re Woodcock prop. 70.50
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 45. disb. ;4)140.41 re Stewart prop. 225.41
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee N170. disb. 0$1.42 re Newton prop. 551.42
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Wilson property 391.$0
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, 0lan & desc. re Wilson property 360.40
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee ',)50. disb. p49.35 re purchase
Bartley Estate 99.35
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee #.100. disb. :;,)79.01 re Hoeller prop. 179.01
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee .200. disb. 047.40 re Crnforzi " 547.40
Marshal, Macklin & Monaghan - prints of liscot Hotel property 3.00
Purchase Moffat property 90.00
Purchase Lapschies property 14,990.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Twp. of K. York
property 465.90
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Twp. of north York
property 572.75
P9A - Don Flood Plain Land - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee ,1)25. disb. ;9.50 re abandonment
of elFprop. re Cosburn property 34.50
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee p25. disb. „9.50 re abandonment
of exprop. re Wright property 34.50
P104 - Highland Creek Flood Plain Land - rroperty
urildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & dose. ro Clarke property 22.55
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Glory Developments 39$.45
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
Clarence West - mill stones a drag saw re collection 107.00
ivliss iViadlene Hooey - gold watch re collection 14.00
H. G. Patton - table & carper re collection 231.75
Robert Simpson Co. - balance of Aug. purchases underpaid in
error 30.21
Wolfson Antiques - lamp re collection 51.50
Mrs. H. M. Nash - carpet re collection 27.$1
White Hardware - stove bolts & hinges re collection 12.03
Robert Simpson Co. - cloth re collection 2.76
MacMillan & Lloodel - plywood re collection 54.5$
Albert Britnell - reference book rc collection 25.00
Harry Lricksrn - sales tax omitted from previous billing .63
E. S. Otto - pants, smocks 'c shirts ro collection 56.7$
Stan Maxey - trenching ro Harness chop construction 17.50
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H -323
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development (Cont'd)
White Hardware - hardware supplies re collection
.ouilders' Supplies - cement sealbond re harness shop
Builder's Supplies - no -cc -rode pipe re church
Canada Builder Materials - gravel re harness chop
F. A. Knutson - stove: re collection
R. G. Perkins - chairs re collection
. White hardware - colts re collection
:.hit° Hardware - colts re collection
Card Lumber - drains &. vents re church
Maple Block & Tile - blocks re harness shop
Card Lumber - cement r° crash shed
. White hardware - credit re return of bolts & hinges
John Leckie - sewing material re collection
G4 - Stream Surveys
British i)rug Houses - chemicals for survey
British Drug houses - chemicals for survey
Daystrom Ltd. - repair of power converter for surveys
. B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
Fisher Scientific - lab. supplies re surveys
Fisher Scientific - lab. supplies re surveys
G5 - Albion Hills Interpretive Centre
L. B. Stewart - travel expense to i.ov. 24, re construction
#209 - N/E - General
F. L. Lunn - reimburse petty cash fund
Ont. Hydro Markham - hydro re Druce house
:,00dbridge Farmers' - furnace oil re Lauder property
Robertson Electric - florescent fisture re office
C.N.I.B. - ref. re Exec. Meeting on Nov. 7
C.N.I.B. - ref. re Supt's. r•ieeting Nov. 9
L. & G. General Auto Body - repairs to C. Snider vehicle
(recoverable from Insurance claim)
Ont. Hydro ;.ocdbridge - final billies re hydro Attwell prop.
C.N.I.B. - ref. re Mist. Sites Meeting Nov. 15
. C.N.I.B. - ref. re Exec. Meeting vov. 21
Elms Hotel - refreshments re luncheon for Federal Forestry
Officials tour
#213 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating & Maintenance
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil re worksho? & office
Ont. hydro lirampton - hydro re bath house
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
Times & Conservator - ad re sale of firewood
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
Wm. Robinson - travel expense re 1962 Inventory
Reed, Shaw vicj. aught - renewal of boat floator policy
#214 - N/E - Glen Haffy - Operating & gaintenance
Rowan's Lawn Equipment - seal for mower
Fagin's GeraLe - portion vehicle as for October
D. A. Oil - portion credit curd purchases for October
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
Wm. Robinson - travel expense re 1962 Inventory
#215 - N/E - Albion Hills - Operating & maintenance
William's Service - welding brackets for snow blade
William's Service - cable for snow blade
Ontario Hydro .00dbridLe - portion hydro re wkshop & office
B. A. Oil - portioncredit cord purchases for October
Ont. Hydro ..00dbric:_ge - hydro re Gacoutsis property
Automatic Pumping - repairs to well pump
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
Wm Robinson - travel expense ro 1962 inventory
13.50
15.12
39.53
32.50
35.00
$7.55
2.11
15.63
3.40
49.62
14.83
11.99-
14.29
2.2c
2.2S
23.44
27.25
26.2(
30.00
42.83
3.64
47.02
15.7E
26.7E
64.3r
45.10
27.7:
6.5o
26.7$
29.45
4.96
22.39
14.25
2.97
9.55
5.40
36.5$
1.24
17.42
7.69
5.53
5.50
2.50
10.75
2.03
7.69
6.07
12.10
9.77
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#216 - N/E - Boyd - Operatink & 'Maintenance
Woodbridge Hardware - pal)e'r•holders re washrooms
J. T. Gilbert - pumping out septic tank
Woodbridge Hardware - hinges & hasp
Woodbridge Farmers' - service to Farr hcuse furnace
Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
Ti,illiam's Service - co:aibiaing wheat
Automatic Pumping - repair to pump motor
Automatic Pumping - air charges
Robertson Electric - florescent tubs re ref. booth
Card Lumber - pl-Twood w° wrenches
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
#21$ - N/E - Greenwood - Operating & Maintenance
W. A. Melbourne - travel expense re mobile patrol
Kinch & Sutton - mower parts
Lumber Automotive - hand cloantr
B. A. Oil - portion credit carte purchases for October
Ontario hydro Oshawa - hydro re Burritt estate
'Zenith 'Electric - heater control
tvoodbriCge Farmers' - anti - freeze to winterize Burritt house
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies
;;m. Robinson - travel expense re 1962 Inventory
Ajax Drugs - first aid supplies
#220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & iviaintenance
3.$4
- 30,00
. 14.64
27.57
21.05
400.00
4.64
11.9$
6.37
20.$6
4.00
170.50
6.20
4.$4
$.$$
$.72
13.40
5.15
3.0.29
19.60
5,67
W. A. Melbourne - travel expense rc; mobile patrol for festival 23.60
Tivoodbric'gc Farmers' - portion tractor gas 45.56
Woodbridge Hardware - penetrating oiI - - .61
A. A. Strong - expenses re pork processing at Festival 50.00
l4alabar Ltd. - costumes for play re Festival 41.20
Connor Transport - gravel $.75
Connor Transport - gravel 19.10
taoodbrid €u Hardware - belt lacing, tape & brasso 2.72
Woodbridge hardware - wax & paint $.1$
Judith Jymons - cash expended _e Festival $.56
Woodbridge Hardware - wax L cleaner 6.22
Woodbridge Hardw re - bolts & washLrs 1.$1
Woodbrid &e Hardware - belts 1.20
eioodbridae Farmers' - portion fuel oil re workshop & office • • 10.95
Times & Conservator - ad re Pioneer Festival • • 19.60
The Telegram - ad re i-ionecr Fcstivcl 127.40
Toronto Star - ad re Pioneer Festival 140.00
North York Hydro - portiol. hydro re workshop & office 27.32
Harold Lund - travel expense re Fioneer Festival 2.20
3. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for October 34.90
Gilchrist- .right - envelopes 1.90
Shoidice Service - shaft re mower 44.60
Woodbridge Farmers' - wire & roofing re festival 7.42
Woodbridge Farmers' - roofing & paper re festival 6.1$
oodbridLe Farmer's - nails & chain re festival _ 13.34
Ajax Advertiser - ad re Festival 1$.00
B. Napier Simpson Jr. - professional services to Nov. 6 105.00
T. Roodzant - cash expended re Pioneer Village 1.71
T. Roodzant - travel expense re " " for Sept. &-Oct. 27.90
'ioodbrid�e Farmers' - paper begs .50
Woodbridge Farmers' - adapter & clamps 1.0$
Woodbridge Farmers' - repairs to furnace re ..upt's. mouse 22.54
Richmond Hill Liberal - ad re Festival 15.6$
Card Lumber - plywood re Festival 22.74
Isaac 3eker - su'.plius re harness for horses 16.17
iuilders' Supplies - cement 3.4$
Robertson electric - electrical supplies 23.60
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies 37.69
Robertson Electric - uluctrical supplies 6.10
Singer dewing machine - repair & overhaul machine 7.00
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of Pioneer Village buildings 36.97
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#220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
Isaac Baker - su plies re harness for horses
WoodbridLe Farmers' - furnace oil re Laskay Store
Wm. Robinson - travel expense re 1962 Inventory
Reed, Shaw i-icl'd aught - renewal fine arts floater policy
Henderson- Ntthcol Drugs - first aid supplies
Card Lumber - lumber
Dycr & Miller - refill & inspect fire extinguishers
# #222 - N/E - Claremont - Maintenance
il.
A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for uctober
Twp. of Pickering - fuLs re garb ge
023 - Pioneer Village Stores
LeFeuvre's Candies - c:ndv for resale
LeFeuvre's Candies - candy for resale
hunting Survey - maps for resale
#224 - N/E - Cold Creek - Operating & Maintenance
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for October
Imperial Oil - pc,rtic'n credit card purchases for October
Wm. Robinson - travel expense re 1962 Inventory
#225 - Land Maintenance - Flood Control Property
Alfred Still - travel expense re security of vacant houses
Robertson L1,.ctric - electric-1 supplies re Pettit property
Card Lumber P roofing suiplics re Pettit property
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21.15
4.40
$96.03
6.49
5.93
20.9$
14.70
3.00
47.26
107.20
$.$6
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3.58
2.70
39.05
$.24
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A117 - Exhibits
Markham Fair - exhibit space: at 1i rkham Fall Fair 22.50
Metropolitan 7oronto and Ieeion
Coniervci,tion -Authority
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting, Friday, December 28, 1962 No. 21/62
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
Friday, December 28th, 1962, ccmrnencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Asst. 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
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
E. F. Sutter
W. E. Jones
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting Nc. 20/62 were presented.
Res.
#411 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 20/62
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
Res. #4.12 Moved By:- C. S :uriol
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Accounts in the sum total of
$353,783.71 be approved and appended as Schedule "IV
of these Minutes;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Accounts
in the Supplementary Year -End List appended as
Schedule 17A -1s1 be approved;
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 4 OF THE PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE:
Res, #413 11-r.-11 Etr:- H. S. Knn. :berger
Second 3. By:- Mrs. • J:,' A. Garner
RE 07 ATED MAT:- Deport No. 4 of the Personnel
Sub - Committee be received and appended as Schedule
of these Minutes, and that the recommendations
contained thera n be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT No. 2 c. THE INFORMAATION & EDUCATION ADVISORY BOARD:
Res.1_14.14. Noved By:- F. A. Wade
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Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 3 of the Information &
Education Advisory Board be received and the
recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein be adopted:
1963 Preliminary Budget Estimates:
Account
A -111
A -112
Item
Advertising
Public Relations Consultant
1963 Budget
$ 700.00
5,500.00
AA -113 Publications & General Printing
Directory 300.00
Black Creek Folder 3,500.00
General Printing 2,000.00
Flood Control Folder 400.00
Some Plants - Wildlife 1,400.00
Conservation Assistance 400.00
Biennial Report 2,500.00 10,500.00
A -114 Tours & Special Days
A -115 School Programme
Junior Fishing Day
Educational Tours
Conservation School
4,000.00
1,000.00
11,163.0Q
3,000.00 15,163.00
A -116 Photography, Photographic Supplies
Engraving etc.
Engraving
Supplies
Exhibits & Displays
Motion Picture Programme
Films Service
Press Clipping Service
Promotional Contingencies
A -117
A -11$
A -119
A -120
1,000.00
2,250.00
3,250.00
3,500.00
3,000.00
1,500.00
250.00
500.00
$ 479$63.00
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 3 OF THE DON VALLEY ADVISORY BOARD:
Res. #415 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 3 of the Don Valley
Advisory Board be received, and the recommendations
contained therein and set forth herein be dealt
with as indicated:
(a) THAT consideration be given to the appointment
of Dr. A. H. Richardson as a member of one of the
Advisory Boards of the Authority -- REFER TO
INCOMING EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE;
(b) THAT the Authority oppose any further encroach-
ments of the Don Valley -- ADOPT;
(c) THAT the Staff investigate the possibility of
small check dams on the Don River as a means
of collecting debris in an effort to prevent
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the accumulation of same in Toronto Harbour --
REFER TO STAFF FOR REPORT;
(d) THAT the recommendations of tie Flood Control and
Water Conservation Advisory Board in connection
with the Study of the Don River Watershed, be
adopted by the Authority; - -- ADOPT;
(e) THAT an explanatory pamphlet with map explaining
the proposed Dams and Reservoirs and their
operation, be prepared for public distribution;
- -- -REFER TO INFORMATION & EDUCATION
ADVISORY BOARD
Carried Unanimously
PROJECT F -11 - WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION - SINAI DAY CAMP LIMITED:
Res. #416 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Report of the Expropriation
Advisory Board re Sinai Day Camp Limited be
received, and appended as Schedule "C" of these
Minutes;
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -19 - BLACK CREEK - PHASE II - EXPROPRIATIONS:
Res. #417 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Reoort of the Expropriation
Advisory Board re
Oxboro Investments Limited
Downsview Meadows Limited
Harry Hands
be received and appended as Schedule "D1' of these
Minutes;
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 3 OF THE FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSERVATION ADVISORY BOARD:
Report No. 3 of the Flood Control and Water Conservation Advisory Board
was presented and the recommendations of the Report were dealt with
by the following Resolutions:
ENTERING PROPERTY:
Res. #41$ Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- property owners having property
which is being entered upon for survey or other
purposes of the Authority, be so notified by
written notice and wherever possible by a personal
visit, by appropriate members of the Authority Staff
prior to said entry;
ACRES REPORT RE STUDY OF DON RIVER WATERSHED:
Res. #419 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Report of H. G. Acres Limited "A
Study of the Don River Watershed" be approved as
presented; and further in this connection, that the
following action be taken:
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(a) THAT copies of the report be forwarded to the
Conservation Authorities Branch of the Department
of Lands and Forests for approval;
(b) THAT the Authority undertake the construction of the
Willowdale and Finch Reservoirs, as recommended
in the said report, under the Plan for Flood
Control and Water Conservation;
(c) THAT the Staff be authorized and instructed to
proceed as quickly as possible with the acquisition
of the necessary lands for the Willowdale and Finch
Reservoirs under the provisions of the Conservation
Authorities Act;
Carried Unanimously.
BAYVIEW RATEPAYERS ASSOCIATION:
Res. #420 Moved By :- C. R. Durcell
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- a copy of the Don Watershed Report
be made available to the solicitor for Bayview Ratepayers
Association and that representatives of the Authority
offer to meet with the said Association to discuss
the proposal.
Carried Unanimously.
HYDROLOGY - HUMBER RIVER:
Res. #421 Moved By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT:- the interim report on the hydrology
of the Main and East Branches of the Humber River
as prepared by James F. MacLaren Limited be approved
as presented; and further in this connection, that
the following action be taken:
(a) THAT the said report be forwarded to the
Conservation Authorities Branch of the Department
of Lands and Forests for approval;
(b) THAT James F. MacLaren Limited be authorized to
complete their Preliminary Engineering Report
on the basis of their conclusions reached in the
interim report;
Carried Unanimously.
CAPITAL WORKS PROGRAMME ESTIMATES & PROJECT PLANNING:
Res. #422 Moved By :- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By :- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT : - the 1963 Capital Works Programme Estimates
and Project Planning as appended as Schedule "B" of
the Minutes of Meeting No. 3/62 of the Flood Control
and Water Conservation Advisory Board be adopted;
Carried Unanimously.
1963 BUDGET - GENERAL WATER CONTROL SCHEMES:
Res. #423 Moved By :- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT : - the Preliminary 1963 Budget for General
Water Control Schemes as follows, be approved:
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Stream Surveys
Massey Creek Engineering Study
Extension of Flood Warning System
Communication System Study
Etobicoke River Engineering Study
Highland Creek Engineering Study
$ 2,500.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
10 000.00
$ 52.500.00
Carried Unanimously.
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PROJECT F -11 -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION - OPENING CEREMONIES:
Res. #424 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to arrange for
a suitable opening ceremony for the Woodbridge Flood
Control Channel in the Spring of 1963 in conjunction
with the Village of Woodbridge and the Toronto and York
Roads Commission;
Carried Unanimously.
ETOBICOKE RIVER - EROSION CONTROL & BANK STABILIZATION:
Res. #425 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to obtain
a proposal from M. M. Dillon & Company Limited, consult-
ing engineers, for the undertaking of a preliminary
engineering study of erosion control and bank
stablilization measures required on the Etobicoke
River between the Queen Elizabeth Highway and the C.N.R.
right -of -way.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -37 -- EXTENSION OF THE FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM:
Res. #426 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- Scheme W.C. -37 -- "A Scheme for the
Extension of the Flood Warning System" be adopted;
and further in this connection, that the following
action be taken:
(a) THAT all municipalities be designated as benefitting;
(b) THAT the Minister of Lands and Forests be
requested to approve of the Scheme and a grant
of 50% of the cost thereof;
(c) THAT the Department of Lands and Forests,
Conservation Authorities Branch, be requested
^to design a Recording StreamnGauge Eor&eachc
of the following locations:
1. (i) Main Branch of the Humber River - Albion Hills;
ii) East Branch of the Rouge River;
iii) West Branch of the Humber River at Kipling Ave.
2. (i) Recording Rain Gauge on the site of the
proposed Milne Dam and Reservoir;
(d) THAT following the approval of the Scheme by the
Minister of Lands and Forests, the Staff, in
co- operation with the Department of Northern
Affairs and National Resources, be authorized
to construct the Stream Gauges and a Rain Gauge
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to the extent of the Budget allotted for this
purpose during 1963.
COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK & SUPERVISORY CONTROL SYSTEM:
Res. #427 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- a proposal be obtained from
James F. MacLaren Limited, consulting engineers,
for a study of a Communications Network and Supervisory
Control System for the operation of the Flood Forecasting
System together with Dams and Reservoirs to be constructed
under the Plan for Flood Control.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -1 - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS - EXTRA WORK ORDER #14:
Res. 2$ Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary Treasurer be authorized
to issue Extra Work Order No. 14 for work as outlined in the
letter of December 4th, 1962, from James F. MacLaren
Limited, said Work Order to be in the amount of $700.50.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -2 - BLACK CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS EXTRA WORK ORDERS
#6, #7, AND #8:
Res. #429 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary Treasurer be authorized
to issue the following Extra Work Orders for work
as outlined in communications as dated received
from James F. MacLaren Limited, in the amounts
stipulated below:
Extra Work Order #6 -- $1,023.00 - MacLaren's
letter of December 6th, 1962;
Extra Work Order #7 -- $17$.50 - MacLaren's letter
of December 6th, 1962;
Extra Work Order #$ -- $32,000.00 - MacLaren's letter
of December 10th, 1962;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -11 - WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION -- EXTRA WORK ORDERS #5,
#6, AND #7:
Res. #430 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue the following Extra Work Orders for work
as outlined in communications as dated and received
from James F. P'IacLaren Limited, in the amounts
stipulated below:
Extra Work Order #5 -
letter of December 3,
Extra Work Order #6 -
letter of December 7,
- $87.71 -
1962;
- $114.69
1962;
MacLarengs
- MacLaren's
Extra Work Order #7 -- $$7.00 - MacLaren's
letter of December 17th, 1962;
Carried Unanimously.
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PROJECT P -$ -A -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #431 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of 0.055 acres of vacant
land more -or -less, from L. J. Tummers and C. Van Staveren
being composed of Part of Lot 10, Concession HC ", FH,
Township of Etobicoke, County of York, for the nominal
sum of $1.00, plus adjustments, disbursements and legal
fees, and further subject to a Certificate of Inspection
being is sued by the Minister of Lands and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. x#432 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.957 acres
of land more -or -less and all improvements contained thereon,
from James Rennie and Grace W. Rennie, being Part of Lot
1, Concession V, WYS, Township of York, County of York,
at the price stated in the Option to Purchase dated
December 5th, 1962, plus adjustments, disbursements
and legal fees, and further subject to a Certificate
of Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands
and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #431 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.51$ acres
of land more -or -less and all improvements contained
thereon, from J. W. and E. G. Ryerson, being Part of
Lots 15, Concessions V and VI, WYS, and Part of Allowance
for Road between Concessions V and VI, WYS, Township
of North York, County of York, at the price stated in
the Option to Purchase dated November 12th, 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.
Res. #434 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 0.4153
acres of vacant land more -or -less, from John L. Tiveron,
being Part of Township Lot 6, Concession V, WYS, Town
of Weston, County of York, at the price stated in the
Agreement to Purchase dated April 26th, 1962, 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 F -11 -A -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #435 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to pay settlement of Compensation for approximately
0.0097 acres more -or -less, from Dordon Limited, being
composed of Part of Parcel s ?Ae ?, Registered Plan No. 449,
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in the Village of Woodbridge, County of York, for a total
sum of $100.00, plus adjustments, disbursements and
legal fees; and further subject to a Certificate
of Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands
and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS:
Res. ;#436 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: -- the Staff be authorized to engage
the following firm to carry out surveys as
detailed herein:
WILDMAN & RHODES & ASSOCIATES, Willowdale, Ont.
(a) Pro'ect P.$.A. - Humber River Flood Plain Lands
John S. Misek Frank & Helen Tomlinson
Krystyna Panczyszak Frances C. Warren
(b) Albion Hills Conservation Area Extension
Leonard Taylor
Carried Unanimously.
NATURE LIBRARY - ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL:
Res. 1437 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT : - the offer contained in the letter
from Miss B1anc1e Snell dated Novanber 27th, 1962,
to establish a Conservation Nature Library at the
Albion Hills Conservation School be accepted; and
further, that an expression of sincere thanks be
forwarded to Miss Snell.
Carried Unanimously.
SUPERINTENDENT'S HOUSE - BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA - QUOTATIONS:
litS2_14.21 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : -- the Staff be authorized to accept the
quotation from Thomas F. Clark Co., under date of
December 10th, 1962, in the amount of $2,147.00,
covering heating for the Superintendent's House,
Black Creek Conservation Area;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be
authorized to accept the quotation received from Thomas
F. Clark Co., under date of December 10th, 1962, in the
amount of $$59.00, covering plumbing for the
Superintendent's House, Black Creek Conservation Area.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -11- -A - ROUGE RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - SKIGAN LIMITED:
Res. #439 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- the chattels contained in the stone
residence located on the Jackson Estate be sold to the
Metropolitan Corporation for the sum of $15,000.00,
said chattels as listed in inventory and valuation
prepared by Ward Price Limited dated October 26th, 1962;
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and further, that the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to take the appropriate action to give effect thereto;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the sum of $15,000.00
received for the chattels be credited to the purchase
price of Skigan Limited.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPERTY RENTALS:
Res. #440 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED
and that
prior to
Name
THAT:- the following - rentals be confirmed
all future rentals be submitted for ratification
any commitment being made to the lessee:
Rental
Dwelling Per Annum
Blair, S. M.
Bontje, C.
Bontje, S.
Borland, J.
Britton, J.
Burke, H.
Dawe, R.
Dyce, G.
Fiss, E.
Jone, W, E.
Loker, W.
Mattson, Harry
Mills Bros.
McLean, Wm.
Parker, E.
Pegg, M. N.
Pugh, S.
Robinson, W.
Rogers, G.
Land -Use Demon.
Albion Hills
Albion i -Iills
Boyd
Osbourne House
Bolton Res. F -3 -A
Greenwood
Cold Creek
Heart Lake
Black Creek
Glen Major
Pettit House
Milne Res. P -2 -A
Mill St.
Lauder House
Claireville Res.
F.1. A.
2 acres of Plaxton
property
McArd House,
355 Scarlett Rd.
P -$ -A
Glen Haffy
Lot 12, Conc. 12,
Twp. of Pickering,
Greenwood
Boyd
Burritt House
Greenwood C.A.
C.A.-27
Silverthorne, 0. J. Farlinger Property
Block B, Plan M676
Trolley, W. Claremont
Carried Unanimously.
17 5.00
3360.00
3360.00
600.00
360.00
360.00
360.00
300.00
For Amount
Equal to Taxes
$600.00
$600.00
$600.00
For amount equal
to taxes
x600.00
S360.00
S35.00 payable
Jan. 1st annually
$360.00
$360.00
$600.00
For amount equal
to taxes
$360.00
PROJECT F -3 -A - BOLTON RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #441 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 7.403
acres of land more -or -less, and all improvements contained
thereon (4 parcels) , from Hartley W. and Pansy I. Shaw,
being Parts of Lots 10, 11 and 12, Concession V,
Township of Albion, at the price stated in the Option
dated December 17th, 1962, plus adjustments, disburse=
ments and legal fees, and further subject to a Certificate
B -335
- 10 -
of Inspection being issued by the Minister of Lands
and Forests.
Carried Unanimously.
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - LANDSCAPING:
A communication was presented advising that Prof. V. Chanasyk of fB
Department of Agriculture, Ontario Agricultural College, requests
permission to use the Albion Hills Conservation School site as a
class project for his landscape architect students.
Res. #442 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT ; - the Staff be authorized and directed
to co- operate with Prof. Chanasyk in the use of the
Albion Hills Conservation School site as a class
project for landscape architect students.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -2 - MILNE RESERVOIR -- SCHOOL SITE:
A Staff Report was presented in connection with the request from the
Village of Markham regarding a proposed school site in the Milne
Reservoir Area.
Res. #443 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- :irs• J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Markham School Board be advised
that no lands in the Milne Reservoir site will be
available for school purposes.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 4 OF THE FINANCE SUB - COMMITTEE:
Res. x'1.444 Moved By:- Mr. F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 4 of the Finance Sub - Committee
be received and appended as Schedule aEa of these
Minutes; and that the recommendations contained therein
be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
ESEMENT -- HUMBER - THISTLETOWN SANITARY TRUNK SEWER EXTENSION:
Res. #445 Moved By:- F. A. Wade
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- an Easement be granted to the
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto on lands owned
by the Authority, being described as Parcels 1, 2
and 3, as shown on Plan iv -1$2 (said lands purchased
from Pincipal Investments in the Humber - Thistletown
area) for the construction of bhe Humber - Thistletown
Sanitary Trunk Sewer Extension for a nominal
consideration of $1.00 provided that the Municipality
of Metropolitan Toronto pay all legal and survey costs;
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:30 p.m.
G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary - Treasurer
"Schedule A "
#27 - Options on Land Not Yet Purchased
W. E. Whitewood - reimbursement re option paid re Todd property 10.00
W. E. Whitewood - reimbursement re option paid re Rennie " 10.00
W. E. Whitewood - reimbursement re option paid re Taylor " 10.00
December, D1 6
All - Members' Allowances, Mileage & Expenses
M. Breen - Per Diem & Mileage from July 1, to December 31 54.50
N.C. Goodhead - per diem & mileage from July 1, to December 31 16.20
Mrs . F. Gell - Tt n Tt TT n n TT TT n TT TT TT TT TT TT Tr n Tt TT n TT Tf it 105.10
J.N4 Duncan - Tf Tt n n n TT rr Tr TT Tr Tr Tt TT TT Ti tr n it Ti rT n Tt Tr 41.20
W. Dennison _ TT Tr n Tr Tr Tf Ti Tr n TT iT TT It Tt TT Tf Tr If TT TT it Tf ff 15.70
K . C 1 Dalglish _ n Tr n n n n n Tt TT Tf Tf n n n n n n TT n n Ti Tf n
J.D, Coats _ TT Tt n TT TT n n TT n Tf n n Tt TT n n TT n Ti Tf TT n Tr
J.A, Carroll - Tt rf Tt n n n n n TT n Tt Tr Tt n Tt Tf Tr n Tr n n n Tf
A.M. Campbell - Tr TT Tr n n Tr TT TT n TT Tr Tr TT Tt T+ TT n tT Tr T+ Tt Tr Tf
W.H. ?Jestney - TT n TT TT n n Tt n Tt n Tf Tr TT Tt TT n Tr TT Tr n n Tf Tr
Dr . Tr 1. Tov ell - TT TT TT TT Tt TT Tt Tr TT TT n T+ Tr Tr TT Tr TT n TT Tt Tt Tr rt
J.D. Tomas _ TT n n n n iT n n Tf n Tt TT T1 T1 n n T1 Ti TT n Tr n n
Dr. J.W. Scott- Tr Tr n TT TT Tf n TT Tr Tf n TT Tt Tf n T+ TT TT Tr n Tf Tr Tt
E. Sager _ n TT Tf n n Tf n TT TT n Tf TT n n TT TT n n Tt n n n TT
Mrs. Robinson - ►T TT Tr n n n n n n Tr Tr Tt TT If Tr ft if Tr TT Tr If tf n
A. E. Reeve - n Tt rT TT Tr n rr n TT Tt n n TT n n n n Tt Tr Tf n TT TT
F. McKechnie - Tf Tf Tr Tr T+ n Tr TT TT TT n n n Tf Tr n n Tt TT n n n n
Prof . I1cIlwraith TT Tt TT Tt TT TT TT Tr Tf Tf Tt Tt Tr Tt tT TT n Tr Tf Tr Tr Tr TT
Col. McInnis - TT Tf TT rT Tf Tf Tt Ir Tr TT TT Tt TT Tf Tr Tf n Tr TT Tf n Tr Tr
C. F. Kline - TT TT T+ TT n Tr n TT Tf TT TT n n n n Tf n n n Tr n n Tf
Mrs. Mason - TT n n n n n tT n n n n n Tr TT n TT n n n TT Tr Tr TT
Mrs. G. Klinck- Tr n tr TT n n TT Tf n Tf n Tf n n Tt TT Tf n TT Tf Tr Tt Tf
R. Jennings _ Tr Tf n Tf TT n n tT n n n n n n TT n n n n TT Tr n n
C.H. Hi s c o tt - n TT TT TT Tt Tf Tr Tf TT Tr TT Tr Tr n 1T Tf tr n Tf TT Tr n "
V. V i gnal e _ 1r n TT n TT n n n n TT n n n TT n Tf n n n it n TT TT
H. M. Griggs _ TT TT n n n n n n n Tf it Tf n n TI n n Tf TT n n Tr n
F. Fog _ ++ if fr it it n Tf Tr Tr Tf Tr T+ TT TV it TV ff TT ft Tt if Tf rf
A. H. Cowling - TT n n T► n n n n Tf Tr n n n Tt n Tt n n n n n n TT
J.W. Bradstock- Tt Tf n n n n n n n Tf Tr TT n Tt Tf Tr Tf Tr TT Tr TT Tf Tf
N.A. Boylen _ TT Tr n n T+ n n TT Tt Tt n n n TT Tr n n Tt TT tf Tr n TT
F.M. Redelmeier TT Tf Tt Tr TT TT Tt n n TT Tr Tt Tr Tt n n Tr Tr iT n TT Tt TT
G. Henderson - TT T+ Tf Tr TT TT n n TT TT TT Tr TT n TT Tf TT n Tr n TT TT TT
C.E. Conroy _ n Tr Tf TT n n n n n n Tr n n n n Tr n n Tr n n n n
C. G . Core _ tT n n n n Tt n TT n n Tr TT TT Tf n n n tT n n Tf Tr n
52.40
30.00
19.$0
16.60
40.00
17.00
20.20
21.60
34.40
32.40
79.20
57.90
21.$0
13.60
1$.00
1$.00
92.00
59.50
49.$0
62.60
41.$0
24.$0
17.40
62.20
6$.00
66.10
17.00
1$.00
19.00
Al2 - Staff Mileage & Expenses
E. Morris - travel expense re Authority business for Nov. 6.50
Brian Halstead - travel expense re Authority business for Nov. 21.60
D. Duncan _ T1 rT 1 Tf 11 If iT If n n If TT TT Tr Tf n n n n TT If n 11 20.30
Wm. A. McLean _ ++ n n Tr Tf TT TT n TT Tr Tt TT n Tf TT n TT Tr n Tt n Tf n 55.60
C.E. Thompson - Tt TT TT Tr Tr TT Tf Tf TT iT TV Tt n Tf TT Ti Tt Tt Tr Tr Tr n Tf 23.40
E.Wm. Hultay _ n TT Tr n n Tf n n Tr Tt n n n n Tr n n n r+ n Tr n n 24.60
C.B. Thompson - TT TT Tr Tt TT h TT n n n Ti Tr Tr n Tf n TT Tf TT Tr n n Tr 32.10
P.B. Flood _ TT n n n n n n n n Tr TT TT n n n n n Tr Tt n n n n 96.80
F. L. Lunn _ n TT Tt TT n n tT TT n n n n TT n n n n n n n If If Tf 52.00
A Colucci / n TT TT n n Tr n TT Ti TT n Tf Tt n n n n n n n n n n 97.60
M.P. Whitley _ n TT Tr Tr n n TT Tr ft if n II Tr It Tf TT if If 11 n If Tt n 2$.00
J.L. Copeland - TT Tt TT n Tf n TT n n n TT Tt Tr Tt n Tt tt TT Tt Tt Tt 1T Tf 62.20
J.W. Borland _ n TT Tt Tr n n n n n n n Tr n n n Tt n n n n Tr n tt 164.65
E.F. Sutter _ n Tf n Tf n TT n Tf n TT n n n Ti Tf If rf It Tr rT TT TT Tr 29.70
K.W. Strasser - t T T n T T T f T T T n T T f T T T T T r n T 62.$0
R.W. 0' Brien - If TT Tr 11 Tr Ti TT Tt Tt Tt Tr if If n If 1 II fr If Tf VI If If 19.65
J.H. Horton _ It If n IT it TT If if If iT Tt n n Tf 11 TT n n II If Tf If TT 57.50
M.G. Johnson - If Tf TT if if iT If If if Tr It n It Tt If 1 TT TT ft 11 Tr If n 39.40
W.E. Jones _ T+ Tt n Tf n n TT ti If ff If If fT If Tr n n Tt Tf n Tf TI If 108.85
A21 - Office Equipment
Grand & Toy - steel shelving 125.98
A22 - Tools & Equipment
Ladderland - 20' extension aluminum ladder 42.57
B-337 Page - 2 -
A31 - Uniforms & Equipment
Hudson Sportswear - parka for staff
Hudson Sportswear - parkas for staff
M.L. Snyder & Son - rain suit
Hudson Sportswear - parkas for staff
Hudson Sportswear - parkas for staff
White Hardware - ammunition for patrol officers
A32 - Postage
Receiver General of Canada - postage for postage machine
A33 - Stationery & Office Supplies
Norman Wade - drafting supplies
Gestetner - mimeo paper & stencils
Charters Publishing - post cards
Dictating Supply - supplies re photostat machine
Grand & Toy - carbon & record cards for payroll records
Gestetner - mimeo paper & supplies
Charters Publishing - day file folders
Farrington - Bradma - ribbon re addresso -graph
Charters Fublishing - envelopes
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Gestetner - electricut stencil
Gestetner - mimeo paper
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
GBC Sales - binding covers
Curry's Art Store - letter set
A34 - Technical Maps & Plans
Hunting Survey - Don River floodline maps
Tanhall Reproductions - prints
19.31
438.01
20.22
77.25
39.40
9.92
400.00
61.22
257.77
27.44
70.45
11.12
42.65
30.58
2.58
4.57
62.42
3.43
46.75
10.09
91.78
28.78
6.18
2.86
5.49
A35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
Bradshaw's Fina Service - tire repcirs re vehicle #9 2.00
White Hardware - chain, grab hooks, hammer & wrench re veh. #7 14.41
Kerr's Garage - oil change & lub. re vehicle #18 8.26
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for November 222.12
J.A, McCleave & Son - repairs to vehicle #20 15.21
International Harvester - repairs to vehicle #14 33.95
J. Burrow's Garage - repairs to vehicle #9 27.7L
Sholdice Service - studs & washers 125
Humber Motors - repairs to vehicle #4 4,59
J. Burrow's Garage - credit re overpayment invoice #4601 CR. 11,07 -
A36 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs
Berndt's - repairs to chain saw 77.99
Berndt's - repairs to chain saw 34.71
Wm. H. Dick - grease for #955 8.19
Skiltools Ltd. - repairs to skill saw 12.1
Superior Propane - repairs to propane heaters 45.58
McKeown's Service - tractor repairs 24.00
Humber Automotive - tractor repairs 17.99
Sholdice Service - tractor repairs 20.92
Hudson ,fielding - welding hitch on trailer 5.50
Hudson Welding - welding on traxcavator 7.00
Hudson gelding - cut holes in grader blade 6.50
McKeown's Service - parts for tractor 20.86
McKeown's Service - muffler for tractor 6.18
McKeown's Service - pulley for sod cutter 13.38
McKeown's Service - knives for sod cutter 50.50
Humber Automotive - V belts for cement mixer 4.14
Crothers - parts for traxcavator 2.94
A41 -
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Tele hone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Page - 3 -•.
- 2$$ -0671 for November
- 285 -5425 for November
- 257 -$745 for November
- $57 -1646 for November
- $57 -3331 for November
- 4$9 -566 for November
- $57 -1776 for November
- 843 -2949 for November
- $43 -2494 for November
- 942 -2070 for December
- 633 -9901 for December
A42 r Light, Heat, Power & Water
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Mill Street
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re main office for November
A44 - Office Cleaning & Maintenance
Mrs. G. Cochrane - services re office cleaning for November
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re office extension
games Robertson - plumbing supplies re office extension
Northern Industrial Laundries - lab. coats for office
Card Building Materials - lumber re office extension
G. H. Wood - paper towels & wax
White Hardware - cleaning supplies
Service Glass & Mirror - plate glass re office extension
A52 - Legal & Audit Fees
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - appeal from assessment on Seed property
A53 - General Expense
Dorothy Duncan - cash expended re rental of projector
Appraisal Institute of Canada - reference book
Dr. C. D. McLean - physical exam re appointment to permanent
staff of 3 staff members
Pierce Book Co. - reference book
A54 - Insurance
Reed, Shaw & McNaught
Reed, Shaw & McNaught
Reed, Shaw & McNaught
Reed, Shaw & McNaught
• B -33$,
36.67
613.30
6.39'
12.56
31.15
41.91
10.16
4.29
20.32
30.77
44.81
23.0$
$6.33
200.00
7.6$
19.51
11.30
6.1$
97.54
34.90
4.25
50.00
2.00
5.00
18.00
14.33
- office contents composite policy increase 33.16
- credit re cancellation camera Floater 91.$1-
- credit re cancellation office contents 49.40-
- credit re cancellation equip. floater 794.21-
03 - Wildlife Habitat Improvement Project
Maple Seed Mill - sprayer.& funnel
Plant Products - animal repellant
A73 - Tile Drainage Subsidies
R. B. Ross - grass waterway subsidy
A74 - Farm Pond Research
Underwood Ltd. - rental of calculator for July, Aug. & Sept.
Underwood Ltd. - rental of calculator for Oct. Nov. & Dec.
A75 - Farm Pond Subsidies
R. B. Ross - farm pond subsidy
J. Ball - farm pond subsidy
P. Gaidos - farm pond subsidy
15.30
$9.50
200.00
75.00
75.Oq
50.00
50.00
50.00
B -33'
Page - 4 -
A$2 - Fish Rearing
British Drug Houses - chemicals for fish
J.M. Schneider - fish food
J.M. Schneider - fish fend
A103 - Operation Flood ':arning System
Ont. Hydro Oshawa - hydro rc: Greenwood Str. Gauge for Nov.
Twp. of Toronto Hydro - hydro re Summerville S. Gauge for Oct.
& Nov.
.
E. F. Sutter - reimburse cash expended re telephone calls on
November 10 re Flood Warning System
Woodbridge Hydre, - hydro re ?Woodbridge Stream Gauge for Oct.
& November
Scarborough Public Utilities - hydro re Highland Creek Stream
Gauge for Oct. & Nov,
Village of Pickering Public Utilities - hydro re Pickering
Stream Gauge for Oct. & Nov.
ieston Public Utilities - hydro re Jeston Stream Gauge for
Oct. & Nov.
A112 - Public Relations Consultant & Expense
John Grimshaw - P.R. Consultant travel expenses from Sept. 12
to November 21
Ontario Editorial Bureau - P.R. Consultant expense for 3
months ended November 30
55.71
'.50.
23.76
2.63
2.30
3.75
10.00
6.34
2.50
5.$3
21.50
1,380.53
A113 - Publications & General Printing
Michael Dunford - Authority Xmas cards 137.19
A115 - School Programs
Charters Publishing - ground breaking ceremony programmes 61.74
Bolton Golf & Country Club - luncheon re sod turning
Albion Hills Cons. School 139.05
GBC Sales - covers for conservation School brief 91.63
A116 - Photography, Photographic Supplies & Engraving
Norman :•:ade - photostates 11.$3
Moir Engraving - engravings re news ad 66.83
Moir Engraving - engravings re news ad $5.$0
Toronto Camera Exchange - mounting paper 1.69
Henderson - :icol Drugs - processing of pictures 51.1$
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - processing of piel,ures 20.75
Toronto Camera Exchanm•-: - rhrtt+ graphic supplies 17.22
m�r - - negatives & positives 139.77
.crake Delta - shutor card 2.88
Toronto Camera Exchange - photographic supplies 42.98
A117 - Exhibits
County of Peel Agricultural Society - display space at Brampton
Fall Fair 30.00
A118 - Motion Picture Programme
Cinesound - film & work print
Graphic Films ,- prints of authority film
A119 - Press Clipping Service
Canadian Press Clipping Service - press clipping service for
November
C2C - heart Lake - Construction & Development
•Armstrong Brothers - asphalt re road surfacing
B.A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
F - rmers, Supply - wedges
18.87
384.32
20.20
7.50
42.21
8.03
Page - 5 -
C6C - Albion Hills - Construction & Development
B -340
Woodbridge Farmers' - wire & files 14.16
Woodbridge Farmers' - culverts & couplers re road 140.39
H.M. Davis & Sons - construction of road 937.50
Mineral Industries - gravel re road surface 191.19
Mineral Industries - gravel re road surface 115.34
Wm. H. Dick - diesel fuel re general development 9.00
Wm. H. Dick - grease re general Development 3.71
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas 128.57
Harry Matson - travel expense re const. for November 13.20
Mineral Industries - gravel re road surface 143.33
Mineral Industries - gravel re road surface 648.61
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for November 24.73
James Robertson - plumbing su_Nlios re residence #2 22.79
Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen - prof. services from Nov. 1 to 30
re bridge Construction 694.79
Matson's Haulage - stone & gravel for road 154.75
Nelson Crushed Stone - stone re Steam bank Improvement 140.58
Bolton Sand & Gravel - stone re parking lot 117.20
Bolton Fuels - steel posts re general development 11.33
Westgate Transport - transport charges on sprayer for arboretum 1.50
T. H. Forsythe - trucking gravel re parking lot 372.50
Woodbridge Farmers' - culvert & coupler re parking lot 44.80
C7C - Cold Creek - Construction & Development
H. M. Davis & Sons - repairs to dam
Harry Matson - travel expense re construction for November
B. h. Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
C$C - Boyd - Construction & Development
Dominion Steel & Coal - fencing & posts
White Hardware - locks re general development
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for iovember
Robert Walton - lathing & plastering exterior house #2
Halton Crushed Stone - stone re channel improvements
Halton Crushed Stone - stone re channel Improvements
C$G - Boyd - General
Hudson ',welding - parts for root pruncr
Hudson Welding - parts for root pruner
Hudson :gelding - parts for root pruner
Hudson Welding - parts for root pruner
Maynard's Motors - rental of tractor
Graham Hardware - chicken wire re trees
989.00
3.10
46.83
284.28
13.72
96.93
1,600.00
542.14
329.85
30.00
25.00
45.00
40.00
75.00
17,61
C13C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development
Alsco Products - aluminum railing re completion of residence 334.75
Harry Matson - travel expense re construction for November 1$.00
Fagin's Garage - portion vehicle gas purchases for November 51.14
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for November 24.73
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re washrooms in Serv. Bldg. 18.76
James Robertson - 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 fl it fl ti fl If tt 11 tt 11 iHt 11 tt 11 fl 2.89
White Hardware - axe handles & files 36.40
White Hardware - asbestos paper & paste re washrooms in S. bldg 14.17
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re fl tt tt tt fl tt tt tt tt " 34.00
D. A. Hogg & Son - cement re dev. of fish ponds 23.69
D. A. Hogg & Son - fl It it fl tt tt it tl it It 1t " fl tt 14 2.37
D. A. Hogg & Son - credit re return of stone CR. .93-
Peel Construction - dozer & scrper re road surfacing 434.00
G. Docks - travel expense re moving grader blade 5.$0
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C14C - Greenwood - Construction & Development
Ont, Hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office for
Sept. & Oct.
Graham Hardware - saw blades
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
B. A. Oil-= portion tractor gas
Dominion Steel Construction - fence & posts
Woodbridge Farmers' - gate
C17C - Humber Trails - Construction & Development
James R. Brown - rental back hoe re stream improvements
Harry Matson - travel expense re construction for November
Nelson Crushed Stone - stone re stream improvements
8,$0
15.$1
40,12
121.$3
353.57
91.67
594.00
1.90
$3.05
C19C - Claremont - Construction & Development
W. Trolley -- travel expense re development to Nov. 20 24.60
Ont. Hydro Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop & office for
September & October 9.$1
Aikenhead' s Hardware - axes Rc axe handles 12.26
Kilborn Engineering - engineering services re bridge const. 676.42
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for November 41.51
Woodbridge Farmers' - gates & wire re fencing 134.93
Barclay Transport - rental of equipment re fish management 16$.00
R.K. Kilborn a nssoc. - progress estimate k1 re const, of
bridge 7,$70.15
C2$C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
Woodbridge Farmers' - wire re general development
Automatic Pumping - plastic pipe re const. #1 residence
Dominion Poly Distributors - polyethylene " " " " ""
H. M. Davis & Sons - moving loader re TT IT TV TT 1T TT
Maitland Equipment - rental of trowe l ler re ,' " " Tt tt t1
Leo Viejola - cert. #2 re construction of #1 residence
;fhite Hardware. - nails re construction of #1 residence
Macl"iillan & Bloedel - plywood " " " Tt tt 1T it TV It it i1 i1
MacMillan & Bloedel - shingles " " " T1 11 Ti Tf tV " it " f1
Harry Matson - travel expense re construction for November
North York Hydro - portion hydro re wkshop & office
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
Premier Building Mat. - stone re const. #1 residence
Card Lumber - lumber re general development
Card Lumber - lumber re construction 1r1 residence
Card Lumber - T1 IT TT 11 T1 it ti TT IT TT TT TV ft 11 TV 11 T1 IT
Premier Bldg. Mat. - stone re const. #1 residence
Uoodbridge Farmers' - diesel fuel
Superiro Propane - gas to heat j1 residence under const.
Philip Carey - shingles re construction #1 residence
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil re wkshop. & office
Dorval Copithorn - moving loader re const. #1 residence
3.16
476.73
34.51
22.50
17.51
2,500.00
36.44
462.05
62$.60
9.60
5$.42
42.61
52.00
60.9$
109.02
370.51
11.06
50.14
15.00
97.34
26.51
20.00
C47C - Palgrave Forest & Wildlife Area - Construction & Development
Nelson Crushed Stone - stone re stream bank improvement
Nelson Crushed Stone - stone re stream bank i,nprovement
H. M. Davis & Sons - construction of road & parking lot
White Hardware - rope re stream bank improvement
Jamcs R. Brown - rental of back hoe re stream improvements
F. H. Baxter - planking re stream tank improvement
44.40
311.76
1,517.50
50.21
216.00
31.2Q
W16B - WC6 - Black Creek - Engineering
Blames F. MacLaren - 3rd account re water supply facilities 766.37
W16C - WC6 - Black Creek - Construction & Development
Aprile Contracting Co. - cert. #2 re construction of removable
weir 5,76$.7$
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W23A - WC19 - Black Creek Dam -Land
Court costs re Del Gotto, Fruitman & Downsview Meadows prop. 2,532.52
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - prof. scrv. re cast disput on above prop. 100.00
# -342
W25A - WC15 - Don River 4►. Branch - N.Y. - Leaside - Land
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desceiption re York Land prop.429.90
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Corp. of the Town
of Leaside property 6$1.05
Furchase from meagher Estate 17,$05.50
W44B - WC34 - Channel Improvements Lower Highland Creek, Lower Humber
and Lower Etobicoke Creek - Engineering
Crysler, Davis & Jorgensen - services from Nov. 1 to 30 re
field layout :c staking Highland Crk. 332.55
W44C - WC34 - Channel Improvements - Lower Highland Creek, Lower Humber
& Lower Etobicoke Creek - Construction & Development
Milton Quarries - stone re Highland Creek 276.40
A. Di Florio - rental of front end loader re Highland Creek 2,12$.00
J. Britton - travel expense for November re Highland Creek 40.90
Lomas Motors & Hardware - linseed oil re Highland Creek 10.2
Maccaferri Gabions - gabions re Highland Creek 307.64
Kingston Road Lumber - lumber re Highland Creek 13.60
Kingston Road Lumber - lumber & nails re Highland Creek 11.12
Woodbridge Farmers' - pliers re Highland Creek 12.39
A. Di Florio - rental of dozer w loader re Highland Creek 1,030.00
Cloverleaf Service Station - gas & repairs ro tractor re H. Ck. 10.7$
Milton Quarries - stone re highland Creek 397.11
117.00
157.94
15.33
283.03
15.33
Milton Quarries -
Milton Quarries -
Dempsey Brothers
Milton Quarries -
Dempsey Brothers
stone re Highland Creek
stone re highland Creek
- gloves re Highland Creek
stone re Highland Creek
- gloves re Highland Creek
W45C - WC35 - Extension to Flood ',laming System
E. Darby & Son - levelling & sodding re Greenwood Str. Gauge 75.00
E. Darby & Son - levelling & dodding re Pottery Rd. St.Gauge 200.00
E. Darby & Son - levelling & sodding re Bolton Stream Gauge 100.00
E. Darby & Son - levelling & sodding re r,lder Mills Str. Gauge 110.00
Monarch Sand & Gravel - sand fill re Elders i'iill Str. Gauge 4.70
W46B - Preliminary E_gineering Study Mimico Creek '..atershed - Engineering
H. G. Acres & Co. - progress report to November 30 re study 7,000.00
F1A - Claireville Reservoir - Property
Wm. H. Mitchell - negotiations re Tiveron property 15$.90
Death, McLean & McMurchy - survey, plan & desc. re Lewis &
Roman Catholic Episcopal Corp. of Diosese of Toronto properties 244.60
F1B1 - Claireville Reservoir - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 10th acct. re eng. services to Oct. 31
F2A - Ebenezer Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Cothelle property
F3A - Bolton Reservoir - Property
Purchase Rees property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - foe $50, Disb. ; ?48.55 re purchase from
Bartley
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $70, disb. $61.35 re purchase from
Childs
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & Desc. re Rodd property
2,952.94
9$9.10
$$0.00
9$.55
131.35
399.25
B -343 Page - $ -
F7i - Finch Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Heron property 637.90
F11A - Woodbridge Channelization - Property
Purchase McEachern property 6,500.00
F11B1 - Woodbridge Channelization - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 13th acct. re eng. services to Oct. 31 3,000.73
F11C1 - Woodbridge Channelization - Construction Contracts
Swansea Construction - cert. #7 re channel construction 64,$53.26
Bell Telephone - services re relocation buried cable on
Sinai Day Camp property 7$7.90
F14B1 - Prelimiaary Engineering - Humber '..atershed - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 5th account re engineering services 16,$11.56
B1A - Black Creek - Property
Purchase Vasey property 1,400.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 0145. disb. 170.97 re Wilson prop. 315.97
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 0.65. disb. y41.42 re Herod property 206.42
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $200. disb. 0_49.70 re Metro To. prop349.70
Purchase Gall property 3,150.00
Standard House Wrecking - demolishion & removal of Ferraro
Construction buildings 3,200.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Belmar Realty Ltd. 2,391.45
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Corp. Township of
North York property 1,397.75
B1B1 - Black Creek - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 7th acct. re eng. services re supervision
of construction 2,695.84
B1C1 - Black Creek - Construction & Development
McNamara Road Construction - cert. $ re channel improvements 17,763.6$
B2B1 - Black Creek - Phase #2 - Engineering Contracts
James F. MacLaren - 12th acct. re eng. services to Oct. 31 3,256.33
B2C1 - Black Creek - Phase 0 - Construction Contracts
Bedford Construction - cert. #2 re channel improvements 47,254.45
B2G - Black Creek - Phase #2 - General
Leaside Contracting - services re pumping water from basements
of 4 dwellings on Jane Street 673.$7
P1A - Snelgrove Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Snell property 90$.15
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Beer property 565.15
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & dose. re Reinhart property 545.60
Pit - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property
Purchase Simpson property 16,490.00
W. E. Whitewood - reimburse option paid re Simpson prop. 10.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Sherkin prop. 15.75
Wildman & Rhodes - revise present survey re Martin property 15.75
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Twp. of h. York prop 1,250.25
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P$A - Humber Flood Plain Land - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 4150, disb. 4p145.55 re expropriation
Ailgay Dev. & Milton & Wagner Const. 295.55
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee w75. disb. 495.20 re purchase
Oblate Fathers property 170.20
Rqebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 350. disb. $22.87 re purchase
Worley property 72.$7
Twp. of Etc , bicoke - 1962 taxes re Humbervale United Church prop 34.3$
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. rc Ryerson property 319.70
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Dulane, Torch, &
Hillhurst properties 990.20
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Rountree Park Estate 216.55
Purchase T. McLean property 20,000.00
Purchase Tivcron property 4,000.00
P9A - Don Flood Plain Land - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee $150. disb. yr23.40 re acquisition
from Metro Toronto
Settlement of expropriation & abandonment re Cosburn property
Settlement of expropriation & abandonment re Wright property
P11A - Rouge Flood Plain Land - Property
Chambers & Meredith - valuation Davis Estate
Additional taxes re Skigan Limited property
Clarkson, Gordon & Co. account re acquisition Skigan Limited
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan & desc. re Ireland property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan & desc. re McConaghy property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan & desc. re Hamilton property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan & desc. re McConaghy property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan & desc. re Cleary property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan & desc. re Suburban Houses
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan & desc. re Andrews property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan & desc. re Fitzpatrick prop.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan & desc. re Grills property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan & desc. re Austin property
Wildman & Rhodes p survey plan & desc. re Rouge Hills prop.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan & desc. re Rouge Hills prop.
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan & dose. re Ireland property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey plan & desc. re Hill property
P12A - Duffins Flood Plain Land - Property
173.40
75.00
75.00
532.17
69.78
400.00
110.20
317.25
273.65
202.35
128.65
1,5$3.10
144.05
157.$5
133.15
152.15
227.$0
379.35
229.35
256.45
Graydon T. Horton - survey plan & desc. re Crichtan property 175.00
Graydon T. Horton - survey plan & desc. re pt. block 1, plan 342
& pt. lot 17, crnc. 0, Pickering 1,$63.30
G2C - Pioneer Village - Const. & Development
Highland Creek Sand & Gravel - brick sand re Harness Shop
Premier Building Materials - sand & gravel rc Drive Shed
Mrs. N. L. Brown - articles re collection
Woodbridge Farmers' - belts & wood screws re collection
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood re Cobblers Shop
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood re Drive Shed
Maitland Equipment - rental of finishing machine re church
MacMillan & Bloedel - shingles re Harness Shop
MacHillan & 13loedel - shingles re Cobblers Shop
MacMillan & Bloedel - shi,gles re Drive Shed
Hudson :fielding - repair rented trowelling machine
Albert Colucci - cash expended re articles for collection
White Hardware - hardware; supplies re collection
Monsanto Oakville - foam cus:1ining for collection
Helen Lambert Antiques - chair & purse for collection
Premier Building Materials - gravel for Church construction
Card Building Supplies - lumber re Harness Shop
Card iuilding Supplies - lumber re Harness Shop
Card Building Supplies - cement re Cobbler's Shop
9.09
17.33
54.0$
5.25
127.06
50.35
17.51
$2.40
123.60
185.40
2.00
75.50
70.37
$7.$1
30.40
78.00
459.93
32.$1
30.90
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G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development (Con't.)
Chelsea Shop - samplers for collection
Premier Building Materials - gravel for Church construction
Premier Building IMiaterials - sand & gravel re Cobblers Shop
MacAil.Lan & Bloedel - plywood re collection storage boxes
Dr. E. C. Noble - samplers & prints for collection
Alvin Kennedy - bench sled for collection
Alvin Kennedy - sloop sled for collection
G4 - Stream Surveys
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
Fisher Scientific - counter, funnels & brushes
G5 - Albion Hills Interpretive Centre
L. B. Stewart - travel expense to December 1
white Hardware - nails re construction
Township of Albion - building permit
Dempsey Brothers - nails re cc,nstructic,n
Ontario Hycro Inspection Department Woodbridge - temporary
service inspection fee
49.44
7$.00
15.9$
104.51
30.00
25.00
20.00
35.36
26.12
30.00
2o.00
50.00
1$.03
6.60
Page 11 B -346
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#209 - N,'E - General
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re Lauder property
Mrs. J. E. Snider - reimbursement for use of hired car
recovered from Insurance Company
Rev. Father Benoit Jobin - choral group re 6th annual dinner
Michael Dunford - Christmas cards
Frank O'Reeves & Son - floral tribute re Mr. Dalziel
William Robinson - travel expense for Nov. re inventory
C. N. I. B. - refreshments re Don Valley Advisory Board
Dec. 10
Woodbridge Farmers - fuel oil re Lauder property
Trophy Toy & Gift Sales - gifts for staff children's
Christmas party
C. N. I. B. - refreshments re Executive Meeting Dec. 5
C. N. I. B. - refreshments re Flood Control meeting
North End Garage - mounting snow plough vehicle #7
Steve Bitidis - gratuities re Staff Christmas party
Tri -Bell Four Winds - staff Christmas party
#213 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating and Maintenance
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - credit re cancellation boat floater
(replaced by composite)
Woodbridge Farmers - fuel oil re recreation centre
Hudson Welding - weld & straighten frame of snow scraper
William Robinson - travel expense for Nov. re inventory
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
Ontario Hydro Brampton - hydro re bath house
#}214 - N/E - Glen Haffy - Operating and Maintenance
7.12
10.23
50.00
212.65
12.36
5.60
16.68
16.83
198.39
26.78
18.54
23.05
28.50
709.60
CR. 45.50
38.23
22.00
6.40
14.07
24.62
E. J. Parker - travel expense re Glen Haffy extension for Nov.
Fagin's Garage - portion vehicle gas purchases for Nov.
William Robinson - travel expense for Nov. re inventory
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Nov.
F. H. Baxter - sawing logs to lumber
#215 - N/E - Albion Hills - Operating and Maintenance
Wm. H. Dick - portion of tractor gas
B. A. Oil - portion of credit card purchases for Nov.
Bolton Enterprise - ad re elm wood
#216 - N/E - Boyd - Operating & Maintenance
Woodbridge Farmers - service to #1 house furnace
Automatic Pumping - air volume control for pump
Hudson Welding - welding blades for mower
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
Card Building Materials - lumber
James Robertson - plumbing supplies
#21$ - N/E - Greenwood berating & Maintenance
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop and office
for September and October
Western Tire - flashlight
Graham Hardware - bulbs
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
B. A. Oil - portion tractor gas.
James Robertson - plumbing supplies
Graham Hardware - chain links. and grab hooks
Arthur Mitchell - clean and check furnace S. Pugh residence
Arthur Mitchell - clean and check furnace Britton residence
Arthur Mitchell - clean and check furnace Roger residence
3.60
17.05
7.70
8.25
154.23
42.86
8.26
.50
16.18
7.81
5.00
32.32
10.55
3.61
2.94
10.25
1.00
13.37
40.62
27.46
6.77
12.30
14.11
10.50
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#220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operatin& and Maintenance
Stitskey's Textile Centre - purchase of material for play
Othello 19$.69
George Boynton - straw for livestock 20.00
George Boynton - straw for livestock 20.00
Woodbridge Farmers - feed for livestock 50.45
Filter and Heating Supplies - thermostat re Laskay store 16.46
Premier Building Materials - brick, sand re Hastings house 2.10
Hudson Welding - welding re turn table 5.25
North York Hydro - portion hydro re workshop & office 19.4$
Norm Rose - travel expense for October and November re
Pioneer Village 6.24
Ontario Hydro, Woodbridge - hydro re Museum 71.73
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Nov. 11.21
Woodbridge Farmers - portion fuel oil re workshop & office $.$4
Woodbridge Farmers - clean and check furnace Dyce residence 1$.42
White Hardware - wiping cloths 10.20
Isaac Baker - harness for horses 15.40
Card Building Material - lumber 17.52
Isaac Baker - harness for horses $.03
Bolton Enterprise - ad re festival 7.00
Robertson Electric - electrical supplies 31.48
Ken McKay - baled hay for livestock 90.00
1 - N E - Humber Trails - Operating and Maintenance
William Robinson - travel expense for Nov. re inventory 7.60
#222 - N/E - Claremont - Operating and Maintenance
Ontario Hydro, Oshawa - portion hydro re workshop and office
for September and October 3.2$
Aikenhead's Hardware - shovels and hand cleaner 5.67
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for November 13.£34
Township of Pickering - dumping charges 5.00
#223 - Pioneer Village Stores
Bolton Enterprise - Pioneer Press for resale 55.50
Hunting Survey - maps for resale 11.19
#224 - Cold Creek - Operating and Maintenance
B. A. Oil - portion credit card purchases for Nov. 15.61
Payroll for month of November 36,634.29
B -348
"SCHEDULE A -1" December, 1962
All - Members' Allowances, Mileage & Expense
J. A. Bryson - Per Diem & Mileage from July 1, to December 31
G. Gardhouse - TT it T1 TI T9 Tt t1 Ti TI T4 ft If 11 11 11 ii 11 11 iT 11 II 11 11
W. J. Haggart " T1 it it 11 Ii 11 11 I9 Ti 11 II Ti 11 T1 If It if II TT 41 41 41
Mrs. M. W. Lister 11 11 T9 11 11 IT if 1i II 11 1? a 11 T1 11 41 II 1i it 11 If
Mrs. E. Neil - 11 11 11 it Ti IT IT if if 11 1t a I1 It It It It 11 it Pi If
Dr. F.H. Van l\Tostrand 11 It i1 It f9 Ti It TV 11 TI 91 11 iT f1 11 Ti it 19 1T
E. Lemon - Per Diem & mileage from July 1, to December 31
G. Lehman- it II I1 Ii I1 It ft II 11 11 11 1f ft II if 11 111 II It .1 11 Ti if
C. Laycock -'T 11 if it if i1 TT 11 It it it n 11 1. Ti if T9 11 Ti li 11 Ti iT
B.H. Bull - Ti 11 11 11 11 1f 11 TT T1 it 11 11 fe II tt 11 1T IT Ti If Ti 19 11
C. ardlaw -11 TT IV 11 lT If Ti TT II 1f II T1 tT 11 Ti Ti if If 11 11 11 T1 if
J. Harper _ f1 19 iI 1I 11 It Ti 11 11 11 it 11 11 It 11 11 11 it if It 11 11 If
C. Clifford - 1111 91 S4 Ti 11111i11 T4 i1 It Ti i1 I1 L Ti 11 11 11 Ti Tt t1
W. Dempsey - 11 11 1? It Tt Ti 9T 41 I1 1 TT 1. It 11 11 If if 1i TV 11 TT
J .W. Fry - 1T I. ti 11 91 11 IT f1 11 Ii TT 11 11 Ti T1 TV iI 11 11 T4 ft
Miss T. Davidson - Per Diem & Mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31
A. MacKenzie - 11 it 11 11 11 Tt iS I1 TV Tf 11 iT Ti Ii 11 It TV 11 Ii if 1?
J Scott _tt TI 11 if If if T4 Ti ti Ii Ti It Ti iT II Ti iI If T1 if 11
• tJ•
P. F. Sheehan - TT 14 it T1 iI it t4 it 11 Ti 11 IT i1 iT if 11 19 1t 14 11 11
H.S. Hon s b e r g er - i1 41 11 It 11 le 11 IT f4 ti 11 Ti II Ti 11 ii 11 11 it if 14
Mrs. J.A. Gardner- It if TT 11 if It ii 11 iI 41 11 11 11 Tt Ti Tf It IT T1 11 4i
C. R. Purcell - if If 11 T1 11 11 II 41 1t IT 11 9t TI 11 11 Ti 11 11 Ti it 11
A. Macdonald - TT el 11 if i9 11 11 1T 11 If Ti It II T9 11 Ti if TI 11 t1 Ti
C. Sauriol - T1 if If 11 TV 11 if 1f Tt If Ti ii it Ti if If 11 11 fi If iT
Z . A. Wade - Ti 11 it 44 II TT TI St TV 11 11 It IT T1 41 41 if t9 it T9 11
W. C. Davidson - It 19 Ti 11 91 T1 11 T4 Ti If it if 4t IT 11 14 If IT 11 41 It
R. L. Nesbitt -
if 11 Ti if 11 It St 11 11 Si it 19 It ti i1 if 11 it S9 Ti it
Mrs. D. Hague - 91 11 41 iT 11 11 I9 II 11 It Ti If It TI 1i tl it T9 19 iT 49
R. G. Henderson - Tf ti 14 Ti T1 tl 11 Ii IT 11 1i Ii It It 11 II 11 ft It If If
8.40
56.70
35.60
19.00
21.20
94.20
23.50
57.00
136.80
108.00
138.40
74.00
51.00
18:50
75:80
54.20
34.30
77.60
20.20
196.20
257.70
252.00
245.60
203.40
218.80
279.20
321.10
305.60
235.40
Al2 - Staff Mileage & Expenses
E. F. Sutter - travel expense re Authority business for Dec. 49.20
E. Morris - i4 it SI II 11 ti 11 11 ft 41 TY Ti 11 11 IT Ti 11 tf iT If 9I TY TI 1•$0
T. E. Barber - 41 It 11 Tf 1i h f1 Y1 L h 11 t1 it it n it ST 11 f1 Ti "Nov. 71.36
J. H. Horton - Ti 11 11 TT TI If IT 11 it 11 11 iT 11 it 91 li if 11 ti Ti "Dec. 32.40
B. Halstead - it 11 it 94 11 11 it 14 iP 41 11 SS fl fT Tt 91 f1 1f ST h Tf ft 1T 17.80
Wm. A. McLean- 1t 11 II 11 TT 11 Si Tf It 11 19 11 11 II ti 11 IT ti ii 11 It 1T IT 11394.10 �0
M. Whitley - If Ti it 11 Tf f1 Ti TV It II 19 1T TT IT 11 fi tT 1Y 11 Tr 11 ft 11 5
K. W. Strasser it iT 11 iI Si Ti 4i 91 11 ft if ,Y tt It ti 1i it Ti 11 T1 11 Ti if
C.B. Thompson- 11 11 11 It I1 ST it 1i T1 1i if 91 Ti 11 9l 41 11 li T1 IT ti IT 11 15.00
F. L. Lunn - IT 11 Ti iT 11 11 11 IT II 19 11 It 11 if TV it Ti 11 iY 11 91 ii 1t 46
K.G. Higgs - travel expense re Authy. bus. for Oct. Nov. & Dec. i./.33
C. E. Thompson - travel expense re Authy. bus. for December 17.10
M.G. Johnson - fi 11 ft 1T TV I. li 1, Ti 1I if IT II it 11 11 If 11 11 Ti if 10.00
Albert Colucci - 1t 11 11 11 I1 li II 11 11 it 1i II it 11 a 11 Ti 11 i1 11 11 67.40
W. E. Jones - Ti T1 ft It 11 II it it It Ti II It II 11 Tf iI 11 it if Ti T4 70,50
"
T. E. Barber - 1? 11 11 11 11 it 1T 1I If Ti I9 41 S1 11 ft 11 ST 41 11 Ii Ti 29.40
J.L. Copeland - Tt 11 ft If Ti 11 41 TT iT 11 S1 11 Tt Ti 11 IT If ti if 11 It 39.80
J. D. Agnew _ Tf 11 T4 it It f1 1T iT 11 11 tT 11 TI II li it i1 11 It 11 11 24.10
J. Borland - if 11 if 11 Ti 11 11 TV It It TT Tf 11 It Ti if It 1t iI It II 77.70
P. B. Flood - if IT it II 11 I1 II ti T1 11 TT a le 11 It IT 11 If It Ti ft 7 2 40
A13 - Chairman's Expenses
Dr. G. Ross Lord - Chairman's expenses Nov. 1, to Dec. 28 74.40
A21 - Office Equipment
Instruments Ltd. - vertical file, edge reinforcer & tape
Cdn. Lab. Supplies - gravity oven
H. G. Barlow - drafting stool
Grand & Toy - 4 drawer file cabinet
Electro -Voice - polaris loud hailer
Fisher Scientific - conductivity meter
Fisher Scientific - mettler balance
Cdn. Lab. Supplies - lab. equipment
Drake Delta - print dryer & plates
Bausch & Lomb - microprojector
1,330.76
108.37
26.25
100.12
109.90
281.55
606.26
146.10
78.55
219.14
B -349 Page - 2
A21 - Office Equipment (Cont'd)
Grand & Toy - fire file cabinet & 2 standard file cabinets
Grand & Toy - steel shelving
Grand & Toy - oak combination cabinet
Grand & Toy - oak side table
Toronto Camera Exchange - movie screen
Instruments Ltd. - pedestal type drafting table & dust cover
Instruments Ltd. - pedestal type drafting table & dust cover
A22 - Tools & Equipment
Barker's Hardware & Electric - wheelbarrow
Cooper & Horton - skil saw & carrying case
M. L. Baxter - Jaeger model pump complete with hoses
Ray - Gordon Ltd. - salamander oil heaters (3)
A31.- Uniforms & Equipment
Hudson Sportswear - parkas for staff
Hudson Sportswear - parkas for staff
A32 - Postage
Pitney -Bowes - rental of postage meter
A3 - Stationery & Office Equipment
. Thomas A. Ldison Ltd. - service re dictaphone
Charters Publishing - day file copy forms
H. G. rarlow - office supplies
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Gestetner - stencils
Charters Publishing - business cards
Charters Publishing - file cards
Charters Publishing - envelopes
Dictating Supply - supplies re photostate machine
Charters' Publishing - work re1iorts
,Moore Business Forms - purchase order forms
GBC Sales - Cover stock re binding machine
Gestetner - electricut stencil
Charters Publishing - business cards
Charters Publishing - cheque window envelopes
H. G. Barlow - desk calendar refill
Underwood Ltd. - inspection of & ribbons for typewriters
Underwood Ltd. - inspection of & ribbons for typewriters
A34 - Technical asps & Plans
Hunting Survey - prints of maps
Hunting Survey - Etobicoke Creek Floodline mapping
A35 - Vehicle Repairs & Operating Costs
City Tire Sales - snow tires re vehicle #8
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
Ross Lipsett - tires re vehicle ,,"-14
Ross Lipsett - tires re vehicle 00
Ross Lipsett - tires re vehicle C12
S. S. Pugh - cash expended re tire repairs for vehicle #9
Ross Lipsett - tires re vehicle 7f7
Ross Lipsett - tires re vehicle v9
Louis Muise - plugs, points & condenser for vehicle #4
J. A. McCleave & Sons - filter hose re vehicle ;; 20
Humber Automotive - tail lights for trailer
Leggett's Collision Service - balance wheels re vehicle 3x14
Lippay Aotors - lub, Oil change do tune up vdhicle #$
Bradshaw's Fina Service - tire repairs re vehicle #9
Nobleton Auto Electric - overhaul re vehicle #6
J.. A. idcCicave & on - repairs re vehicle #14
798.15
77.03
389.34
100.12
94.35
118.55
118.55
30.85
234.79
810.61
110.47
38.62
19.31
32.26
54.00
49.16
83.21
38.99
82.82
19.44
6.00
58.02
47.28
78.18
89.18
283.31
27.91
3.43
6.00
78.20
2.34
24.89
37.18
34.30
2.86
38.96
82.55
81.99
81.99
$9.30
2.00
486.68
96.95
12.06
3.97
4.22
7.52
17.90
1.00
43.73
9.05
Page - 3 B -35S
A36 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs
Cooper & Horton - plate & planner blades 1.24
Geo. W. Crothers - parts for #955 347.56
Ross Lipsett - load & supply tires for tractor 23$.55
Ross Lipsett - tire chains for tractor 63.47
Auto. Pumping - parts for test pump 10.51
Crothers - inspection of #955 25.50
Berndt's - parts for chain saw 22.77
Cdn. Tire Corp. Piarkham - battery, anti- freeze & oilfor tractor 23.00
Sholdice Service - tractor parts 7.36
Sholdice Service - tractor parts 2$.92
Sholdice Service - credit re overpayment of inv. 702770 CR. 30.00 -
Crothers - parts for #955 61.24
Cooper & Horton - sharpening of jointer knives 1.$0
Altona Feed & Supplies - repairs to chain saw 2.27
Woodbridge Farmers' - anti - freeze for machinery 5.15
A41 - Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
tell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone
- ZA 5 -$253 for December
- ZA 7 -3573 for December
- 649 -2009 for December
- 2$$ -0671 for December
- 2$5 -5425 for December
- $57 -1646 for December
- 857 -1776 for December
- 4$9 -56$6 for December
- 257 -$745 for December
- $43 -2494 for December
- 594 -02$0 for December
- 594 -0227 for December
- $43 -2949 for December
A42 - Light, heat, Power & Water
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 Mill Street
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re 17 dill Street
A43 - Rent
Maplecrest Realty - rent re office space to January 31, 196 1,455.00
A44 - Office' Cleaning & Maintenance
Woodbridge Hardware - caulking compound re office
Woodbridge Hardware - screw driver re office
Woodbridge Hardware - varnish re office
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning services for December
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtures for office
H. R. Deena - plumbing supplies re 17 Mill Street
A52 - Legal & Audit Fees
Roebuck & :ialkinshaw - prof. services re assessment appeal
re Roll #11 -43 Twp. of Pickering
43.$9
47.74
39.$2
41.37
620.$0
13.51
9.50
71.86
4.79
22.17
33.7$
43.21
3.49
21.67
16.17
1.30
1.22
5.$0
200.00
12.57
3.$5
100.00
A53 - General Expense
Soil Conservation Society - membership for 1963 re scrior staff 136.00
Woodbridge Hardware - varnish re P.A. System 6.21
TJhite Hardware - steel tape 6.b3
A62 - Reforestation Subsidies
H. T. Piebrock - reforestation subsidy 21.75
B -351 Page - 4
A751 - Farm Pond Subsidies
J. Paterson - farm pond subsidy
R. G. White - farm pond subsidy
G. berdi - farm pond subsidy
E. Campbell - farm pond subsidy
A. Robinson - farm pond subsidy
A. K. Wilson- farm pond subsidy
A82 - Fish Rearing
British Drug Houses - chemicals for fish
J. M. Schneider - fish food
J. M. achneidor - fish food
Don Watt - fish pellets 1 salt
J. M. Schneider - fish food
A83 - Bird Feeding
Harry Boyce - suet for birds
A91 - Equipment (tables, toilets, fireplaces etc.)
Day-Sign Co. - posted signs
Aac -Wood Aachino - wire waste baskets
Westgate Transport - transport charges on signs
A103 - Operation Flood ,turning System
W. A. Higgs - cash expended re bulb for :Jeston Stream Gauge
A111 - Advertising
Globe 1 Mail
Globe w Mail
Globe & Mail
Globe & Mail
The `1'elegr. m
Toronto Star -
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
9.70
3.50
38.88
53.60
41.48
5.00
326.97
1$5.79
2.25
4.07
- help wanted ad re clerk 10.50
- help wanted ad re lab. technician 31.20
- help wafted ad re clerk 6.00
- help wanted ad re lab. technician 13.50
- help wanted ads re clerk, lab. teck. & hist. asst 52.60
VI 11 17 VI fi 11 h III If a 1) ii a 11 i1 it h u 51 1i ii 1t if 95.20
A113 - Publications & General Printing
Charters Publ :shing
A116 - Photography, Photographic sudplies & Engraving
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - photos
Woodbridge Hardware - photog. supplies
Toronto Camera Exchange - photog. supplies
J. IL Adamson Co. - photog. supplies
Toronto Camera Exchange - photog. supplies
Toronto Camera Exchange - photog. paper
A118 - 'Motion Picture Programme
Blanche Snell - consultant services to December 31
Crawley Films - writing, planning & film production of
Flood Control film
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development
Dominion steel & Coal - fencing
Woodbridge Farmers' - cedar posts re fencing
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
Imperial Oil - portion credit curd purchases for November
Armstrong ,brothers - gravel re parking lot x road
Dominion Poly Distributors - polyethylene re completion of
construction #2 house
H. h. Freeman - stacking chairs & tables
h. M. Davis & dons - grading ditching parking lot & road
Para Paints - paint re reconstruction of ?i2 house
342.99
1.55
6.06
11.54
24.56
25.04
2.60
1,200.00
1,000.00
437.06
57.94
136.12
10.42
9,750.00
207.03
803.40
4,601.00
111.22
Page - 5
C2C •- Heart Lake - Construction & Development (Cont'd)
Peatson's Roofing - eavestroughing re extension to service b1dg.184.50
D. H. Wood - travel expense re construction for December 4.$0
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtures re lighting system 51.40
Dominion Steel & Coal - arms for barb wire on wooden posts 103.00
C6C - Albion Hills - Construction & Development
Mel -Ron Construction - cert. r1 re construction of bridge
Peel Construction - rental of bulldoxer re parking lot
Woodbridge Hardware - wire re general development
Armstrong Brothers - back hoe w trucks re implement shed
A.B.C. Ready -Mix - stone re implement shed
Maccaferri Gabions - gabions re stream Liprovements
Halton Crushed Stone - stone re stream improvements
Halton Crushed btone - stone re stream improvements
White Hardware - sheathing & saw blades re implement shed
Schell Industries - brick re implement shed
McCauley Builders' - tile & shingles re nature trail const.
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
Superior Propane - propane to heat implement shed under const. 15.00
Armstrong brothers - scraper re rood surfacing 2,364.00
Cen. Acme Screw & Gear - bolts re const. implement shed 12.48
Card Lumber - cement & seal bond re implement shed const. 31.93
Card Lumber - lumber re implement shed construction 40.38
Adelaide Electric - installation of uxjderground cable 3,700.00
Armstrong ,.rothers - su_ply w spread gravel re parkiag lot 2,600.00
J. D. Agnew - travel expense re development for December 5.50
Maple block & Tile - concrete blocks re Enlargement of
implement shed 443.13
Maple Block & Tile - concrete blocks re implement shed const. 44.03
H. M. Bavis & Sons - grading re road surface 2$6.50
Automatic Pumping - pipe & _-ump rod X6.19
Para Paints - paint re implement shed const. 224.39
Armstrong Door - overhead doors re implement shed cont. 452.99
Maitland Tool - misc. equipment 34.00
G. Van Nickel - baled hay 31.00
Card Lumber - lumber re implement shed construction 98.45
Card Lumbcr - insulation re implement shed construction 16.69
Card Lumber - lumber re implement shcd construction 732.55
Card Lumber - lumber re implement shed construction 279.78
Premier building Materials - concrete re implement shed cont. 105.00
Lgan Bros. - lime re implement shed construction 3.71
Lgan _,ros. - braco L putty knife re imple.ent shed const. 1.18
Egan Bros. - hinges & screws 2.47
Premier Building Materials - brick sand re implement shed const. 1.68
Mel -Ron Const. - cert. 71;2 re construction of bridge 12,765.81
Bolton Sand Gravel - gravel for road 14.87
b. H. Dellow - no- freexe re implement shed construction 21.22
L. & G. Floor Coverings - tile & cement re improvements res. ii1 53.65
Aikenhead's Hardware - concrete nails re general development 9.63
Aikehhead's Hardware - common nails re general development 25.22
Aikenhead's Hardware - finish nails re general development 32.17
Schell Industries - block re enlargement of imi,lement shed 6.03
Ael -Ron Construction - balance of contract re bridge const. 1,161.00
C7C - Cold Creek - Construction & Development
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
C8C - Boyd - Construction & Development
B -352
6,186.81
103.00
1.58
437.00
39.40
2,005.67
559.38
63.00
8.86
1.92
2.94
38.90
Woodbridge Hardware - floor flanges
Maio Excavating - rental of back hoe re
Maccaferri Gabions - gabions re channel
Maccaferri Gebions - gabions re channel
Halton Crushed Stone - stone re channel
Halton Crushed Stone - stone re channel
Halton Crushed Stone - stone re channel
Halton Crushed Stone - stone re channel
channel improvements
improvements
improvements
improvements
improvements
improvements
improvements
5.63
1.46
660.00
512.42
2,170.97
589.24
780.62
412.11
313.36
B -353 Page - 6
C$C - Boyd - Construction & Development (ccnt'd)
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
M. L. Baxter - pump & hose re channel improvements
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas
H. R. Keena - eavestrough re ;;2 service building
Valentine Lnterprises - pump rc channel improvements
James R. Drown - excavating re pond
Card Lumbcr - sheeting re channel improvements
Maio Excavating - excavating re charnel improvements
Aikenhead's I-i rdwcre - bolts re general development
Aikenherd's Hardware - bolts & screws re general development
Aikenhead's Hardware - rawl plus & bits re general development
Aikenhead's Hardware - bolts, screws w hammer re "
C12C - Uxbridge - Construction & Development
8.$3
24.72
135.57
32.32
20.00
$,0.00
50.76
340.00
12.21
15.13
11.96
3.04
Woodbridge Hardware - domite 3.01
C13C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development
McCauley's Luilders' Supplies - sealbond re dev. of fish ponds
McCauley's builders' Supplies - cement rc dev. of fish ponds
Ddn. Tire - cables & socket re property clearing
Armstrong giros. - gravel re road surfacing
Armstrong Bros. - gravel re road surfacing
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for i',ovember
1,rmstrong Bros. - scrap.r & tractor re road extension
Wm. H. Dick - fuel oil re hatchery
J. D. Agnew - travel expense re const. for December
H. R. Iteena - plumbing supplies re washrooms in scrv. building
Crane Supply - adapter re washrooms in service building
Robertsteel - culvert & couplers re road extension
E. J. Parker - travel expense re gen. dev. for December
iludson Welding - angle iron C.. plate steel re washrooms in
service building
Gillespie Brcs. - misc. hardware supplies
C14C - Greenwood - Construction 1 Development
Smith Transport - transport charges on insecticide
T. H. Forsythe - loader re general development
Imperial (ail - pertion of credit card purchases for November
S. S. Pugh - travel expense re development for November
H. M. Davis & Sons - repair to Gam & beach re beach improve.
Toronto Organic Supply - fertilizer
D. H. Wood - travel expense re gen. development for December
United Co -op - fertilizer
C17C - Humber Trails - Construction & Development
J. D. Agnew - travel expense re construction for December
C19C - Claremont - Construction & Development
B. A. Oil - portion tractor gas
F. R. Boadway & Son - drilling well
F. R. Boadwav & Son - drilling well
F. R. Boadway & Son - drilling well
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
Kilborn Engineering - services re bridge & access road to
November 30
E. Darby & Sons - seeding & Aulshing
F. R. Boadway & Son - drilling well
H. M. Davis & Sons - road survacing
' Auto. Pumping - plumbing supplies
Aikenhead's Hardware - axe 3. sledge hammer handles
Robertsteel - plate pipe re road
Robcrtsteel - plate pipe re road
14.42
59.23
6.38
185.50
7$2.20
5.02
2,626.00
32.65
18.90
62.27
.77
317.03
10.00
12.9$
65.14
2.$0
14.00
11.43
16.00
487.00
7$5.70
10.60
212.40
2.90
10$.30
287.50
456.25
375,00
4.99
138.8$
700.00
93.75
3,230.00
250.92
7.1$
1,287.50
3,429.90
Page - 7
C19C - Claremont - Construction & Development
H. M. Davis & Sons - erection of multi -plate culverts re road 920.00
United Co -op - fertilizer 279.24
United Co -op - seed 192.30
Aikenhead's Hardware - stapler & staples re general development 2$.72
H. M. Oberling contracting - cert. #2 re bridge const. 13,471.22
Kilborn Engineering - cert. #1 re eng. services for bridge
construction 407.62
Kilborn Engineering - cert. 11`2 re eng. services for bridge
construction 664.4
H. M. Oberling Contracting - balance of contract re bridge
construction 38,134.63
C2$C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
Premier Building Supplies - stone re const. #1 residence 10.00
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for November 12.51
Superior Propane - propane re const. 1 -1 residence 21.00
H.E.P.C. North York, Inspection Dept. - hydro inspection fee re
installation in ;t1 residence
Card Lumber - lumber re const. i,-1 residence
blocdbri(.gc Farmers' - portion fuel oil re wkshop & office
Thomas F. Clark - plumbing re 0. residence
Thomas F. Clakk - heating re #1 residence
Aikenhead's Hardware - glass & putty re # #1 residence
Torn Smyth - sash re jr1 residence construction
White Hardware - nails re j,'-1 rudidence construction
Card Lumber - lumber re construction of #1 residence
Card Lumber - TT n u n T T TT TT TV 1T , ;T TT YT .1 1T 11 1. Te n
Cal d Lumber - " 1T Ti h Ti fi T1 n fT fi fi Ti h Ti 11 TT Ti " "
Card Lumber - TT T1 Ti f► Ti ,, ff TT TT 1i Ti 11 Ti Ti IT T1 fT TT "
Card Lumber - iT TT f1 11 fi n ii TI Ti T1 Ti Tf n Ti TT n fi TT TT
Card Lumber - TT 11 fT 11 TT ii TT T, Ti Ti TT Tf T, 1T TT TT TT f1 TT
B -354
D. H. Wood - travel expense re gen. dev. for December
White Hardware - hinges & .:ardware re const. #1 residence
Para Paints - paint re construction 7;1 residence
Para Paints - TT Ti ii Ti TT TT Ti Ti Tf Ti Ti TT TT 11 TT Ti
Superior Propane - propane to heat ;11 residence under const.
Superior Propane - Ti ;f TT • TT " T1 h iT " Ti TT TT fi T1 Tf ,i T1 Tf ti TT
Bolton Electric - instalation of underground hydro re #1 res.
Zenith Electric - electrical clips re const. #1 residence
G. Hanna - install septic bed & tank re " Ti Ti Ti 11 TT TT TT TT
Wm. Juryn - flashing & thimbles re const. ;, -1 residence
C32A - CA18 - Boyd Extension
Settlement of Thompson property
For account C36A please turn to page #13
C42C - CA28 - brutes' Mill - Construction & Development
Stiver Bros. - fuel oil to heat workshop & office
Woodbridge Farmers' - antifreeze
20.60
216.30
40.00
859.00
2,147.00
11.35
92.70
45.26
818.85
534.98
6.83
76.27
258.53
100.45
5.60
27.07
7.86
42.64
20.00
15.00
549.00
2.06
565.00
85.05
210,000.00
24.37
7,73
C47C - Palgrave Forest & Wildlife Area - Construction & Development
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - pictures re scheme 9.32
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re general development 3.09
J. D. Agnew - travel expense re construction for December 5.50
Armstrong Door - sectional wood doors & hardware 291.70
H. M. Davis & Sons - construction of ponds 4,300.00
Jack Wray - straw re construction 34.50
C49A - CA34 - Glen iia,jor Extension - Land
Purchase Randall property 13,995.00
Purchase Randall property 49,995.00
W16C - WC6 - Black Creek - Construction
Aprile Contracting Co. - cert. #3 re construction of removable
weirs 1,045.62
B-355
Page - $
'1$A -- WC5 - Highland Creek - Land
Estate of Oscar Rutledge - demolistic'n of buildings at
Hwy. 401 & Morningside Drive
W23A - WC19 - Black Creek Dam - Land
Twp. of North York
Twp; of North York
Twp. of North York
Twp. of North York
Twp. of North York
- 1962 taxes re roll #712$C003A
Downsview Meadows
- 1962 taxes re roll j712$A047 re
Downsview Meadows
- 1962 taxes re roll #712$C005 re
Downsview Meadows
- 1962 taxes re roll ir712$C004 re
Downsview Meadows, Del Zotto & EEuitman
- 1962 taxes re roll #712$A053 re
Downsview i"ie,dows
500.00
279.99
139.04
576.27
1,497.79
351.39
W44C - WC34 - Channel Improvements - Lower Highland Creek - Lower Humber
& Lower Etobicoke Creek - Construction & Development
,Milton Quarries - stone re Highland Creek
Woodbridge Hardware - domite & stove pipe wire
Woodbridge Hardware - wiping clothes & staples
Milton Quarries - stone re Highland Creek
Di Florio Equipment - rental of bulldozer & loader
Maccaferri Gabions - gabions re Highlang Creek
'ridgeman's Hardware - misc. Hardware supplies
'airbank Hardware - gloves & pliers
iaccaferri Gabions - gabions for Highland Creek
Wilton Quarries - stone for Highland Creek
irmstrong Brothers - salt treated dand re Highland Creek
Milton Quarries - stone re Highland Creek
hub. Equipment - rental of compressor re Highland Creek
A. Di Florio Equipment - rental of dozer & loader
John Britton - travel expense re Highland Creek for December
,Roebuck & Walkinshaw - professional services re agreement
with Lambton Manor Apartments
390.$$
.92
3.4$
396.18
1,760.00
925.70
13.79
25,49
1,1$2.7$
429.31
24.00
93.55
100.77
1,3$2.00
41.20
50.00
W46B - Preliminary Engineering Study Mimico Cr,,ek Watershed - Engineering
H. G. Acres & Co. - balance of office enginecring fee 15,000.00
W47B - Final Engineering Study Duffins Creek - Village of Stouffville
R.K. Gilborn & Associates - engineering survey of Duffin Creek
Stouffville 6,000.00
:48B - Engineering Study - Massey Creek - Engineering
R. V. Anderson - Engineering Study - Massey Creek 5,000,00
'F1i - Claireville Reservoir - Property
Chambers & Meredith - valuation of 9 partial takings 5,000.00
71B1 - Clairville Reservoir - Engineering
ames F. MacLaren - llth account re engineering services to
November 30, 1962. 14,007.14
.102A - Ebenezer Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Twp. 66f Toronto
Gore property
394.15
Page - 9
F3A - Bolton Reservoir - Property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Hubbard property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Conlan property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & Desc. re Taberner property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & dose. re French property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Cole property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Ellis prop erty
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Butter property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Ellsley property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Black property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Gellaugher property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Ward property
Fred Schaeffer - survey, plan & desc. re Shypit property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee ;;1$0. disb. v152.2$ re purchase
Henson property
Roebuck & Walkinshew - fee 4210. disb. ',?$5.09 re purchase
Godwin property
W. E. 4dhitewood - reimburse option paid re Shaw property
Purchase Shaw property
B -356
22$.15
22$.15
22$.15
22&.15
22$.15
22$.15
22$.15
22$.15
228.15
22$.15
22$.15
22$.15
232.2$
295.09
10.00
29,990.00
F11B1 - Woodbridge Charinelization - Engineering
James F. MacLaron - 14th account re engineering services to
November 30, 1962. 5,$16.39
F1101 - Woodbridge Channelizatioi - Construction Contracts
Swansea Const. - cert. „'$ re Channel const. (re J.F. MacLaren) 20, 266. $3
F13B1 - Preliminary Engineering Don etershed - Engineering
H. G. acres & Co - balance of account re office engineering 16,700.00
F14B1 - Preliminary Engineering - tlumbor Watershed - Engineering
James F. 14acLaren - 6th account re engineering services
B1A - Black Creek - Property
13,599.63
Roebuck Sc Walkinshaw - fee 5150. disb. X107.30 re registration of
expropriation plan for Garrat property 257.30
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee f,,150. disb. w19.65 re exhhange with
Vesuvio Gardens 169.65
Strung Real Estate - appraisal of Ferraro Construction property2,155.65
B1B1 - Black Creek - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 8th account re engineering services re
supervision of construction 1,648.74
B1C1 - Black Creek - Construction Contracts
McNamara Road Construction - cert. #9 re channel improvements 29,9$5.63
B2B1 - Black Creek - Phase #2 - Engineering Contracts
James F. AacLaren - 13th account re engineering services to
November 30, 1962 6,003.31
B2C1 - Black Creek - Phase #2 - Construction Contracts
Bedford Construction - cert. ir3 re channel impropvements 38,826.72
B2C2 - Black Creek - Phase ;r2 - Construction Other
Barb's Sign Service - sign for scheme 356.71
B --357
Page - 10
P1A - Snelgrove Reservoir - Property
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
Wildman & Rhodes
- survey, plan & desc. re Williamson property
- survey, plan & desc. re McLean_ property
- survey, plan & desc. re Armstrong property
- survey, plan & desc. re Hovias property
- survey, plan & desc. re Siderius property
429.45
624.25
438.30
485.$5
595.50
P$A -, Humber Flood Plain Land - Property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee '110. disb. ;.75.55 re purchase
Lapschies property 1$5.55
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee ; 50. disb. X30.71 re purchase
Steinberg property $0.71
Chambers & Meredith p valuation Ilighlend Grove Dev. Ltd. prop. 400.00
Estate of Oscar Rutledge - demolition of 3660 & 3754 Eglinton 500.00
Standard House '.rocking - demolition of Sinia Day Camp & other
buildings in a.'oodbridae 1,910.00
Standard House '.reeking - demolition of 25 & 27 Grantham ..ve. &
33 Sunny-:rae Crescent 1,515.00
Roebuck & aaalkinshww - fee 0125. disb. , ?133.70 re purchase from
Simpson property 25.70
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee 050. disb. X51.77 re purchase from
Creighton 101.77
Roebuck & ;Jalkinshaw - foe $50. disb. ;,86. re purchase from
Metcalfe 136.00
Wildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re i;isek, Tomlinson,
Panczyszak, & Warren properties 4$.30
PlOA - Highland Creek Flood Plain Land - Property
::ildman & Rhodes - survey, plan & desc. re Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto property
P12A - Duffins Flood Plain Land - Property
Graydon T. Horton - survey, plan & desc. re Squire & Avondale
Construction property 2,74.00
Strung heal Estate - appraisal of Kirby, Allen, Tanner, Rodda,
Crichton & Hutton properties 2,116.90
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
Woodbridge Hardware - hardviPre re boxes for collection
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware re harness shop
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware re collection
George Cobber - articles re collection
White Hardware - glue & sandpaper re collection boxes
Fern Erook - articles re collection
T. G. ;Irightmeyer - articles re collection
Card Lumber - lumber re carry -all wagon construction
B. Napier Simpson Jr. - professional services from Nov. 6 to
December 20
Monsanto Oakville - foam lining re boxes for collection
White Hardware - bolts & hinges re boxes for collection
Henry Iiorgan - jug for collection
Chelsea Shop - sugar bowl & chair re collection
Unionville Planning P•iill - lumber re cobblers' Shop
Unionville Pla:._:ing dill - lumber re Harness Shop
Unionville Planning iljill - lumber re Drive Shed
Card Lumber - lumber re Harness Shop
Leo Veijola - labour & mortor for Harness Shop
Wilkinson - Kompass - steel re carry -all 'Wagon construction
F. Belson - travel expense re collection for November
Mrs. A. Harris - dolls for collection
Toronto Public Libraries - reference books re collection
1,347.65
12.77
2.97
10.61
10.00
11.06
171.50
45.32
90.04
192.50
93.66
11.19
12.72
35.02
69.44
91.00
191.$2
134.67
40.00
13.83
4.00
75.00
17.00
Page - 11 B -358
G4 - Stream Surveys
Woodbridge Hardware - cheesecloth
T,roodbriage Hardware - foil paper
Keuffel & Esser - graph paper
Taylor Instruments - thermometers
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
Instruments Ltd. - adjustable plastic curve
Hughes - Owens - graph guide
John Leckie - sein nets & supplies
Fisher Scientific - lab. supplies
Underwood - rental of calculator
R. Tnompson - services rendered re survey
G. Hendry - services rendered re survey
Instruments - lab. supplies re survey
Keuffel & Esser - graph paper re survey
Keuffel & Esser - graph paper re survey
hunting Sruvey - aerial photos re survey
Fisher Scientific - lab. supplies re survey
Consolidated bottle - jars & lids re, survey
Richards Glass - plastic vials re survey
Westgate T'ranslJort - transport charges on chemicals
,+estgato Transport - transport charges on jars w lids
Hunting Sruvey - cronoflex prints of Etobicokc Creek watershed
.64
1.84
4.59
100.93
12.99
7.25
1.36
66.58
47.18
260.00
52.50
68.75
4.38
4.90
4.92
285.83
20.68
10.29
7.83
2.25
2.25
12.01
G5 - Albion Hills Interpretive Centre
Armstrong Brothers - rental of back hoe & trucks 825.00
A.B.C. Re dy -Mix - ready mixed concrete 236.38
A.B.C. Ready -Mix - ready mixed concrete 393.96
Canada Iron Foundaries - reinforcing bars 10.30
Canada Iron Foundaries - reinforcing bars 77.92
Dom. Poly Distributors - polyethylene re construction 69.01
Card Lumber - lumber re construction 104.37
Card Lumber - lumber re construction 411,19
Card Lumber - lumber re construction 8,02
Card Lumber - lumber re construction 11.85
White Hardware - nails re construction 36.44
H. R. Keena - galvanized pipe re construction 18.90
Gormley Block - block re construction 117.80
Gormley block - credit re overcharge CR. 1.60 -
Gormley Block - credit re discount on purchases CR. 37.18 -
Gormley Block - sales tax on block purchases 2.37
A.B.C. Ready -Mix - ready mixed concrete 78.79
A,B.C,> Ready -Mix - ready mixed concrete 78.79
Builders Tool Supply - rental of cement mixer 107.52
Card Lumber - lumber re construction 241.17
G. Van I;ickel - straw for footings 66.90
Jack Laray - straw for footings 41.40
Premier building Piiterials - coarse brick sand 16.20
i!gan ,Brothers - brace wire 1.44
L. B. Stewart - travel expense for December re construction 120.00
Gormley Block - concrete block 92,40
Gormley block - concrete block Sc cement 134.14
Gormley block - concrete block 145.02
Gormley Mock - concrete block 143.95
Gormley Blook - concrete block 94.76
Gormley Block - cement 55.00
Gormley Block - cement & sealbond 119.05
Gormley Block - credit re return of cement CR. 47.25 -
Gormley Block - credit re discount allowed on block CR. 185.60 -
Gormley Block .., sales tax on block purchases 14.87
Oliver Brothers - cutting well casing 6.00
B -359 Page - 12
#209 - N/E - General
CN0I,,B, - refreshments re I. & E. meeting December 11
Qnt. Hydro Orangeville - balance due re Horan property hydro
St- Bartholomew's United Church - refund re unsaleable
Xmas trees
Ueiidersen- Ytcol Drugs - first aid supplies
Woodbridge Hardware - batteries
Woodbridge Public School - rental school auditorium re
children's Xmas party
Glebe x Mail - negative
The Elms Hotel - luncheon meeting re Resources Management
U. of T. officials
Faculty Club - reception for r'J.T.R.C.A.
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re Lindsay Farm
F. L. Lunn - cash expended re luncneon with Metro Officials
F. L. Lunn - cash expended re lunc•ieon with Dr. Lord & four
H. R, Keena - furnace repairs re Osborne house
Cassidy's - staff lunch room supplies
I. Bobley - expenses re staff Xmas dinner
Neat's Flower Shop - floral arrangement to Janes F. »iacLaren
Aikenhead's Hardware - locks
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N/E - Heart Lake - Operating & ;icintenance
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re centre
Woodbridge Farmers' - p ^rtion tractor gas
Black 1 Decker - sander plates
Imperial (ail - portion credit card purchases for November
'Armstrong Lrothers - salt treated sand
' ,00dbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re centre
214 -N/E - Glen Haffy - Operating & Maintenance
•
'imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
H. F6. Keena - cleaning furnace
16.20
3.15
24.00
3.83
3.67
7.50
1.55
7.27
558.41
6.07
33.85
14.00
12.20
6.75
1$5.49
12.36
16.51
58.74
45.3$
.67
3.4$
2$.65
52.42
1.6$
7.95
k215 - N/E - Albion Hills •- Operating & Maintenance
'Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for November 12.97
H. R. Keena - cleaning furnace 17.50
;dm. H.'Dick - stove oil re implement shed 9.45
Arrnstrang brothers - salt treated sand 29.70
J Oliver - cost of material t make install snowplough 70.00
Wm. H. Dick - stove oil re implement shed 9.45
#.2j6 - N/E - Boyd - Operating & Aaintenance
Automatic Pumping - air charger 12.16
White Hardware - grinding wheels 5.81
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for November 2.94
1oodbridge Farmers' - portion tractor gas 45.20
'V:m. H. Dick - stove oil 9.45
,:mstrong Lrothers - salt treated sand 31.50
• •;1121& ••- N/E - Greenwood - Operating & Maintenance
,Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for November 3.82
T. H. Forsythe Haulage - salt treated sand 13.95
1, -'220 -, N /E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
Mrs. F. Belson - cash expended re laundry of white shirts 1.75
Murray Kaake - transport re horses 20.00
Woodbridge Iardware - wax 5.10
Robert Simpson - sewing materials 33.44
Woodbridge Hardware - stove pipe dampers 1.39
Woodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies 1.2$
Woodbridge Hardware - hinges .98
.hite hardware - cleaning supplies 32.81
Imperial (ail - portion credit card purchases for November 4.17
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#220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance (cont'd.)
Woodbridge Farmers' - portion fuel oil re wbrkshop & effice
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil re Laskay Store
Woodbridge Farmers' - Building paper
Woodbridge Farmers' - feed for livestock
Davis Circulation A;ency - subscription to antiques magazine
T. H. Forsythe Haulage - salt treated sand
Royal Ont. Museum - annual membership fees
Wilkinson- Kompass - blackshop sul�plics
Woodbridge Farmers' - snow fence
Woodbridge Farmers' - stove pipe, dampers & chtmney top
Mrs. F. Belson - sash expended re cleaning supplies
Superior Propane - propane gas
Murray Kaake - hay for livestock
#222 - N/E - Claremont - OpLrating & Maintenance
B. A. Oil - portion tractor gas
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
T. H. Forsythe Haulage - salt treated sand
#223 - Pioneer Village Stores
Hunting Survey - maps for resale
#224 - N/E - Cofid Creek - Operating & Maintenance
Imperial Oil - portion credit card purchases for November
#225 - Land Maintenance - Flood Control Property
Woodbridge Hardware - caulking tubes
Woodbridge Hardware - caulking tubes
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13.33
20.50
8.24
44.$5
18.50
16.35
10.00
1.67
39.14
11.1$
4.12
15.00
50.00
36.10
1.67
14.77
2.7$
1.8$
5.42
4.90
PAYROLL FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 47,803.17
C36A - CA22- Black Crcek Extension - Land
Purchase C.M.H.C. & Prov. of Ontario property 6,750.20
SCHEDULE 4Bf9
REPORT NO. 4
of the
PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
The Personnel Sub - Committee met in the Authority Offices, Vaughan
Township, on Tuesday, December 4, 1962, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
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Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Members R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
Sect. Treas. F. L. Lunn
Dir. of Operations K. G. Higgs
The following matters were considered:
1. Personnel Regulation #1 - General Conduct of Authority Employees;
2. Personnel Regulation #11 - Hospital & Medical;
3. Personnel Regulation #16 - Drivers in Charge of Authority Vehicles;
4. Position Description #27 - Conservation School Supervisor;
5. Position Description #2$ - Property Assistant, Property Div.,
6. Position Description #29 - Technician, Laboratory;
7. Position Description #30 - Field Supervisor;
$. Sale or rental of goods, materials, and services;
9. Project Engineer;
10. Transfer to Permanent Establishment;
11. Permanent Establishment appointments;
12. Technical Assistant - Forestry;
13. Year -end Holiday Schedule;
14. Amendment to Personnel Regulation #19;
15. Addition to Salary Schedule;
It was agreed, and the Sub - Committee recommends that: -
1. THAT Personnel Regulation #1 -- General Conduct of Authority
Employees, be amended to read as follows:
PERSONNEL REGULATION #1 -- GENERAL CONDUCT OF AUTHORITY EMPLOYEES:
The employees of the Authority shall give value for value received,
and at all times shall perform their duties in an efficient
and workmanlike manner to ensure that such work as they may
be required to perform from time to time, when completed, is
left in a tidy condition. The employees shall, at all times,
treat the general public courteously and respectfully. No
employee of the Authority shall sell, rent or in any manner
dispose of any Authority -owned goods, materials and services,
except as authorized by the Executive Committee;
2. THAT Paragraph (b) of Personnel Regulation #11 -- Hospital and
Medical, be amended to read as follows:
(b) A Comprehensive Group Medical Plan which will provide
benefits as follows:
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(1) Payment of Doctor's bills, to a maximum of $250.00
for each illness, in accordance with the Ontario
Medical Association schedule of rates for Doctor's
calls;
(2) Surgical fees to a maximum of $3C0.00 paid in
accordance with the Ontario Medical Association
Schedule of Rates for Surgical procedures;
(3) Payment of charge by Anaesthesist - -- generally
an amount equal to 20% of the Surgical Schedule;
(4) Major medical expenses -- this coverage comes into
effect only after the maximum amounts shown above
have been exceeded for each illness. In addition
to oovering the excess doctor, surgical an d
anaesthetical bills, it would then cover the cost
of drugs and medicines prescribed, diagnostic
X -ray, and radium treatment, rental of iron lung,
nursing, artificial limbs and eyes, cost of ambulance
from first place of illness to hospital, hospital
bills in excess of Ontario Hospital Plan up to
Semi - Private. In this coverage only, there is a
$50.00 deductible after which the Company pays
$O% of the remainder;
$$5.00 for a normal obstetrical procedure. Complicated
cases in accordance with Surgical Schedule;
(5)
3. THAT Personnel Regulation #16 -- Drivers in Charge of Authority
Vehicles, be amended to read as follows:
PERSONNEL REGULATION #16 -- USE OF AUTHORITY -OWNED VEHICLES &
EQUIPMENT:
Employees in the service of the Authority whose duty requires
them to drive or have charge of an Authority vehicle, to use
or to have charge of Authority equipment:
(a) must ensure that the vehicle or equipment is kept in
satisfactory mechanical condition;
(b) must obey all highway traffic and other laws;.
(c) employ all mea -:r es recommended for the safe use of vehicles
or equipment;
�d) will be responsible for the payment of all and any fines
imposed for traffic, parking or other violations;
(e) will be assessed the cost of repairs necessitated by
improper maintenance and care of vehicles and equipment
in their oharge;
(f) any employee authorized to operate an Authority vehicle
must be properly licensed;
(g) shall not permit unauthorized persons to operate vehicles
or equipment;
No person in the service of the Authority shall use or permit the
use of Authority vehicles or equipment for any purpose other than the
authorized business of the Authority, except as provided in the following:
(a) vehicles designated as stand -by vehicles may be taken to the
residence of the authorized operator for use in the event of
an emergency which may occur at times other than the regular
hours of Authority business;
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(b) Authority vehicles and equipment may be used in the event of fires,
floods and similar emergencies as required;
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4. THAT the following be established as Position Description #27
- - Conservation School Supervisor:
POSITION DESCRIPTION #27 -- CONSERVATION SCHOOL SUPERVISOR:
General Terms of Reference:
The Conservation School Supervisor shall be responsible:
- to the Administrator of the Information & Education Division;
- for the year -round operation of the Conservation School and
for instruction as required by the approved School Programme;
Specific Terms of Reference:
The Conservation School Supervisor shall be responsible for:
- instruction of all visiting students, including school classes,
adult groups and various youth groups;
- supervision and delegation of duties to those Staff members
which may be assigned by the Authority to the School, including
part -•time or full -time School instructors, the cook, nurse,
counsellors and others;
- assisting the Administrator of the Information & Education
Division in preparing Budget estimates;
-the visiting of teachers and classes in preparation for
their attendance at the Conservation School;
-the discipline of students with t?•::; assistance and co- operation
of the visiting teacher;
- the development of all School and Recreation Programmes as
may be determined by the School policy;
- related duties as required;
Qualifications:
- experience in teaching or conservation -- preferably both;
- facility in teaching in the out -of -doors and in the laboratory;
- facility in presenting the School?s Programme to adult groups
and educational personnel;
Minimum qualifications:
- graduate of an accredited university;
- qualified secondary school teacher;
5. THAT the following be established as Position Description #2$
-- Property Assistant, Property Division:
POSITION DESCRIPTION #2$ -- PROPERTY ASSISTANT, PROPERTY DIVISION:
General Terms of Reference:
The Property Assistant shall:
- be responsible to the Property Administrator;
- assist the Property Administrator in all matters relating to
the Property Division, as sirected;
Specific Terms of Reference:
The Property Assistant shall:
- be responsible for the proper indexing, recording and filing
of all property records including assessments, taxation, deeds,
agreements, and all other relative information of properties
required to keep the Property Division records up to date;
- work closely with all Divisions of the Authority Staff and
provide routine information as required;
-be in charge of routine office matters and is to perform all
duties as directed by the Property Administrator;
- perform related duties as assigned;
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2uaLifications:
- ability to keep concise and accurate records;
- ability to meet the public in a courteous manner;
- ability to prepare effective correspondence;
- ability to prepare concise and accurate reports;
Minimum Education:
- graduate of a secondary school, business college or approved
equivalent;
6. THAT the fo:':Io;.Ting be established as Position Description #29
Technician, Laboratory:
POCITION DESCRIPTION J29 -- TECHNICIAN LABORATORY:
General Terms of Reference:
The Technician, Laboratory, shall be:
- responsible to the Conservation Services administrator;
- engaged in general laboratory work;
Specific Terms of Reference:
The Technician, Laboratory, shall:
- conduct laboratory analysis as required;
- measure and compile data on articles as required;
- prepare seed, chemicals and other materials in preparation
for field use as required;
- compile information and data resulting from field projects;
- assist in preparation of tables, charts, etc., used in
presentation of reports and other articles of information;
Qualifications:
- ability to conduct laboratory analysis in an efficient and
careful manner;
- ability to make meaourements of, and to collect and preserve
field specimens returned to the laboratory;
- ability to record, compile and process information from projects;
- ability to use in a thorough and efficient manner equipment
employe in water quality analysis, weighing and measuring
specimens, processing data etc.
Minimum Education Requirements:
- graduate of a Technical High School Course in Laboratory
Techniques, or in an allied field or equivalent in practical
experience following the completion of at least Grade X.
7. THAT the following be established as Position Description #30
- Field Supervisor:
POSITION DESCRIPTION #30 -- FIELD SUPERVISOR:
General Toms of Reference:
The Field Supervisor is responsible: -
- to the Conservation Services Administrator;
- for the supervision of aspects of the Conservation Services
Programme including the supervision of forestry, agricultural
engineering, Land -use and fish and wildlife projects undertaken
by the Authority Staff;
Specific Terms of Reference:
The Field Supervisor shall:
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- supervise stream bank erosion control and other projects;
- supervise the planting and care of trees;
- supervise woodlands and plantations;
- supervise the use of spray and fertilizer equipment in the
application of herbicides, fertilizers, and other similar equip-
ment;
- supervise contracts let for Conservation Services projects;
- supervise wildlife habitat improvement projects including lie
planting of shrubs, wildlife food plots and the development of
small marshes and similar projects;
- maintain and arrange schedules for the use of Conservation
equipment when requested;
- perform related duties as requested;
Qualifications:
- knowledge of tree planting and management techniques;
- knowledge of stream improvement, stream bank and gully erosion
control and other water and soil conservation techniques;
- knowledge of fish and wildlife habitat improvement and related
techniques;
- ability to interpret plans;
- ability to supervise projects of a Conservation Services nature;
- ability to direct skilled and other labour;
- ability to prepare complete and accurate reports and records on
progress and costs of projects, their effectiveness and
development problems;
- ability to deal with the public in a knowledgeable and courteous
manner;
Minimum Education Requirements:
Grade X or equivalent, with experience in agriculture or
forestry, preferably with a diploma or special training in one of
the fields of forestry, agriculture or fish and wildlife
management;
8. THAT the Secretary-Treasurer be authorized by the Executive Committee
to approve the purchase, sale, or rental of goods, materials aid
services up to an amount not to exceed $300.00 in the following
categories:
(a) purchase of items for resale;
(b) disposal of surplus material and equipment;
(c) provision of goods and services to other
agencies at cost;
9. THAT the Staff be authorized to advertise for a Project Engineer
to handle projects being constructed under the Agreement with the
senior levels of Government, and that his salary for the time
spent on said Projects, be charged to the respective Flood Control
Project, as approved by the Minister of Lands and Forests;
10, THAT the following transfer be made in the Permanent Establish-
ment:
R. W. O'Brien to be transferred from Draftsman to Property
Assistant -- said transfer to be at his present salary;
11. THAT the following employees be placed on Permanent Establishment,
having satisfactorily completed their six months probationary
period, all appointments to be effective January 1st, 1963:
Sharron Higgs
Mrs. Patricia Lambert
Eugene Morris
12. THAT the Staff invite applications for the position of Technical
Assistant, Forestry, after January lst, 1963;
13. THAT Personnel Regulation #19 -- Permanent Service Establishment
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be amended as follows:
(a) Clerks -- Grade II -- increase to 10
(b) Establish "Conservation School Supervisor" -- 1
14.. THAT the Salary Schedule for the positions of Property Assistant
and Conservation School Supervisor be as designated on the form
signed by the Chairman and Secretary- Treasurer under date of
December 3rd, 1962;
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
1SCHEDULE ,'C r' B -36$
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 #30 (a)/62 begs to report to the Authority regarding the
amount of compensation which, in its opinion, should be payable to:
SINAI DAY CAMP LIMITED (owners)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands.
described as follows:
Parts of Lot $, Concession VII, Parts of Parcel "E",
Registered Plan No. 449 in the Village of Woodbridge,
and also a portion of the said Lot $ marked PRIVATE RIGHT-
OF -WAY between Lots 10 and 11 on Registered Plan No. 546,
all in the said Village of Woodbridge, County of York;
said to contain 19.119 acres, more or less, according to
two plans of survey prepared by Arthur Death & Associates,
dated January 11, 1962 and May 2$, 1962 respectively; and
both plans being signed by Arthur Death O.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered March 16, 1962 as No. 63$$ and
advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under the Conserva-
tion Authorities' Act.
A Second Plan of Expropriation was registered June 21, 1962 as
No. 6492 and advertised in the Woodbridge News as required under
the Conservation Authorities' Act.
Claim for Compensation dated July 4, 1962 in the amount of
$373,000.00 received by the Authority.
It is understood. and .agreed that,.for..the:.purposes of this award
the two expropriatipns.are considered as one, and it.is further
understood and agreed thai.the effective date for calculating
interest, if any, is to be from March 16th, 1962.
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The Board invited representatives of Sinai Day Camp Limited and
their solicitor, Mr. Charles Be Cohen, of the legal firm Brown
and Cohen, Barristers and Solicitors, 2 Carlton Street, Toronto,
to appear before them to present evidence supporting their
claim for compensation on October 1$, 1962 at the Authority Board
Room of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
Offices located in Vaughan Township. Representatives of Sinai
Day Camp Limited and their solicitor appeared before the B and
and presented certain evidence in support of their claim for
compensation.
We, the undersigned members of the Advisory Board, having duly
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we con-
sider necessary and advisable, do recommend compensation in the
amount of:
EIGHTY -SEVEN THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($$7,500.00)
to Sinai Day Camp 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 19.119
acres, more or less, of land, and including all improvements
contained thereon. Improvements consist of an old two storey
farm house, a frame cottage, tiwimming pool, refreshment booth,
comfort station and a barn which was in the process of being
converted into a dining hall and auditorium.
(2) This property was purchased in 1961 for the sum of $31,500.00.
The property then contained the farm house, cottage, refresh-
ment booth, washroom facilities and had been operated as a
public park,(Fundale Park) for a number of years.
(3) Sinai Day Camp Limited, had in the one year of operation,
from the time of purchase to the date of expropriation, made
certain improvements to the property:
(a) installed swimming pool and filtering equipment.
(b) remodelled barn into dining hall and auditorium.
(4) The compensation awarded herein, in the opinion of the
Board, fully reflects the land value, improvements, good-
will, business loss by virtue of accessibility to the
Jewish Community.
Independent appraisals available to the Board indicated that a
fair market vlaue for the parcel of land and Day Camp operation
as described herein would by $$7,500.00.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible
taking.
Dated at Vaughan Township (Sgd.) C. R. Wardlaw
URIMMIN7Papropriation
this 21st day Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.A.
of December 1962.
(Sgd.) B. H. Bull
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Beard, M.T.R.C.A.
(Sgd.) C. W. Laycock
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.T.R.C.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 Resolu-
tion #30 (a)/62 begs to report to the Authority regarding the
amount of compensation which, in its opinion, should be payable
to:
OXBORO INVESTMENTS LIMITED
DOWNSVIEW MEADOWS LIMITED
HARRY HANDS
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
Part of Lot 15, Concession IV, West of Yonge Street, in the
Township of North York, in the County of York and the Pro-
vince of Ontario, containing by admeasurement 5.457 acres,
more or less, according to a plan of survey dated April
18, 1962, prepared and signed by Arthur Death O.L.S.
Plan of Expropriation registered May 14, 1962 as No. 6451 and
advertised in the Globe and Mail as required under the Conserva-
tion Authorities' Act.
Claim for Compensation dated August 14, 1962 in the amount of
$185,000.00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited representatives of Oxboro Investments Limited
through their solicit.cr, Mr. Norman H. Schipper of the legal firm,
Goodman and Goodman, Barristers, Solicitors, Etc., 85 Richmond
Street West, Toronto, to appear before them to present evidence
supporting their claim for compensation on December 6, 1962 at
the Authority Board Room of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority Offices located in Vaughan Township.
Neither representatives of Oxboro Investments Limited or their
solicitor appeared before the Board.
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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 con-
sider necessary and advisable, do recommend compensation in the
amount of:
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($50,000.00) to Oxboro Investments
Limited, Downsview Meadows Limited and Harry Hands.
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 5.457
acres, ^'crA or less, and including all improvements con-
tained thereon. Improvements consist of a substantial two
storey, old English style residence, containing eleven
rooms and two car garage.
(2) The Board after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
before it, is of the opinion, that there is not a reason-
able probability of a rezoning being realized.
(3)
(5)
Evidence before the Board indicates the highest, best and
most profitable use would be its existing use, that being
as a reasidence of substantial nature, and that a prudent
and informed purchaser would pay little, if any more for
the potential of rezoning to a more intensive use.
The general area in which the subject property is located
is not an exceptionally desirable location for a residence
of this type.
The compensation awarded herein in the opinion of the Board,
fully reflects all of the benefits to be derived from 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 $50,000.00.
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The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible
taking.
Dated at Vaughan TownshigSgdo) C. R. Wardlaw
CHAIRMAN, xpropriation
this 21st day advisory Board, MOTOR.C,AO
of December 1962.
(Sgd.) B. H. Bull
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, MOT,ROCOA,
(Sgd.) C. W. La cock
MEMBER, Expropriation
Advisory Board, M.TOROC.AO
SCHEDULE • ES?
REPORT OF THE No. 4
FINANCE SUB - COMMITTEE
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The Finance Sub - Committee met at the Faculty Club, 41 Wilcocks Street,
Toronto, Ontario, on Thursday, December 27th, 1962, commencing at
twelve o9clock noon.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Members
Deputy- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Secretary- Treasurer
The following matters were discussed:
1. Final Budget Review;
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. Dorothy Hague
F. A. Wade
C. B. Thompson
K. G. Higgs
F. L. Lunn
2. Possible means of increasing funds available for acquisition
of Reservoir Lands under the Flood Control Plan;
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3. Suggestions regarding getting maximum potential from Conservation
Areas;
It was agreed, and the Sub- Committee recommends that:
(1) THAT the Budget Review as presented, be received;
(2) THAT provision be made in the 1963 Current Sdemes Budget of
the Authority to provide an amount of $125,000.00 of the
1963 Levy to accelerate the acquisition of Reservoir Lands
under the Flood Control Plan;
AND FURTHER THAT, in order to provide this, that the Conservation
Areas Land Acquisition Programme be adjusted accordingly;
(3) THAT the Conservation Areas Advisory Board be requested to
review the methods of obtaining the maximum potential from ==
all Conservation Areas; consistant with the aims and objects of the
Authority.
The Meeting adjourned at 2:30 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
Metropolitan Yoronto and k7eion
Con�eruatiovL ...Authority
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting
The Executive Committee met in
Wednesday, January 16th, 1963,
PRESENT WERE::
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Wednesday, January 16, 1963 #22/62
the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, on
commencing at 10 :30 a.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. Al Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
A. Aacdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
Secretary- Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
Asst. Director of Operations E. F. Sutter
Property Administrator W. E. Jones
Conservation Areas Admin. W. McLean
Public Relations Consult. J. Grimshaw
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 21/62 were presented.
Res. #46 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- Paragraph (c) of Resolution #429/62
of the Minutes of Meeting No. 21/62 be amended to
read as follows:
(c) Extra Work Order 0 -- $3,200.00 -- MacLaren's
letter of December 10th, 1962;
and that the Minutes of Meeting No. 21/62 be adopted
as amended;
Carried Unanimously.
BLACK CREEK CHANNEL:
The solicitor for the property owner in the Crang Plaza area presented
a proposal in respect to the proposed Channelization for this area,
which was considered in detail.
Res. #447 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- this Executive, having reconsidered
the matter of the Channelization of the Black Creek from
Jane Street to the Northerly boundary of Crang Plaza
confirm the previous decision contained in Resolution
No. 380/62 in respect to this matter.
Carried Unanimously.
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT:
The Staff Progress Report was presented and reviewed in detail.
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Res. ,-,'448 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff Progress Report for the
period September to December, 1962, be received and
appended as Schedule "A" of these Minutes;
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 3 OF THE CONSERVATION AREAS ADVISORY BOARD:
Mr. Sauriol presented Report No. 3 of the Conservation Areas Advisory
Board.
Res. 449
Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- Item No. 3 of Report No. 3 of the
Conservation Areas Advisory Board, which reads as
follows:
"the Master Plan for the Woodbridge Flood Plain Lands
as appended as Schedule "Ct7 of the Minutes of Meeting No. 3/62
of the Conservation Areas Advisory Board, be adopted;"
be deferred pending consideration by the Flood Control
and Water Conservation Advisory Board, and the Village
of Woodbridge;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. 7 %50 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- Item No. 4 of Report No. 3 of the
Conservation Areas Advisory Board, which reads
as follows:
"the proposal from the Avro - Orenda Gun Club, together
with the Staff recommendations in connection therewith,
be referred to the Executive Committee for a decision
as to policy;"
be referred back to the Conservation Areas Advisory
Board;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #451 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 3 of the Conservation Areas
Advisory Board be received, and that the recommendations
contained therein as amended and set forth herein
be adopted:
(a) the Master Plan for the Albion Hills Conservation
Area as appended as Schedule s"A" of the Minutes of
Meeting No. 3/62 of the Conservation Areas Advisory
Board be adopted;
(b) the Master Plan for the Bruce?s Mill Conservation
Area as appended as Schedule "B" of the Minutes
of Meeting No. 3/62 of the Conservation Areas
Advisory Board, be adopted;
(c) that Scheme C.A. -35 -- "A Scheme for the Extension
of the Albion Hills Conservation Area" be adopted;
and further in this connection, that the following
action be taken:
(i) That all member municipalities be designated
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as benefitting;
(ii) That the Minister of Lands and Forests be
requested to approve 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;
(d) that Scheme C.A.-21 -- tQA Scheme for the Extension
of the Heart Lake Conservation Area" be proceeded
with during 1963; said Scheme having previously been
approved by the Authority; and further in this
connection, that the following action be taken:
(e)
(f)
REPORT NO. 4 OF
Report No. 4 of
Purcell.
Res. #452
(.1) that all member municipalities be designated
as benefitting;
(ii)
(iii)
that the Minister of Lends and Forests
be requested to approve this Scheme and
a grant of 50% of the cost thereof;
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;
that the 1963 Preliminary Budget Estimates for the
Conservation Areas Division as appended as Schedule
"D" of the Minutes of Meeting No. 3/62 of the
Conservation Areas Advisory Board, be adopted;
that the Staff be directed to investigate the
possibility of acquiring parts of Lots 6 and 7,
Concession II, Township of Whitchurch, as a
Conservation Area;
Carried Unanimously.
THE R.D.H.P. ADVISORY BOARD:
the R.D.H.P. Advisory Board was presented by Mr.
Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - Report No. 4 of the R.D.H.P.
Advisory Board be received, and the recommendations
contained therein be dealt with as set forth
herein:
(a) that the staff be directed to consult with the
Commissioner of Works of the Township of Scarborough
in regard to a Master Plan for the Big Rouge
Valley in the vicinity of Finch Avenue and
Sewells Road, and in particular with reference
to possible valley development and the redevelopment
of Finch Avenue and Sewell's Road and that a report
be submitted forthwith; - -- -refer to Staff and Flood
Control & Water Conservation Adv. Bd.
(b) that the recommendation of the Conservation Areas
Advisory Board having regard to the St. George's
Lake Conservation Area be adopted; adopt
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Report No.
ed by Mr.
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that a Staff Report be presented to the R.D.H.P.
Advisory Board regarding the disposition of various
proposals made in connection with Frenchman?s
Bay ; - Adopt
That the Northern portion of the Eastern boundary
between the M.T.R.C.A. and the Central Lake Ontario
Authority be established as the Town Line between
Uxbridge and Reach Townships; refer to the
Municipalities concerned;
that in negotiating settlement of Maple Creek Farm,
that the former owners be allowed to retain the
South East portion of the land involved on which
are located the existing commercial building
and that the funds saved be devoted to the acquisition
of Lennore Park area ; - -- -refer to the Staff to
consider in settlement negotiations;
Carried Unanimously.
NO. 3 OF THE REFORESTATION & LAND USE ADVISORY BOARD:
3 of the Reforestation and Land Use Advisory Board was present -
Nesbitt.
Res. ;`453
Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- Report No. 3 of the Resforestation and
Land Use Advisory Board be received, and the
recommendations contained therein and set forth
herein be adopted:
(a) That the 1963 Preliminary Budget Est mates
as amended and set forth herein be adopted:
Forestry:
A -61 Private Tree Planting $
A -62 Reforestation Subsidies
A -63 Wildlife Habitat Improve-
ment Project
Land Use:
5,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
A -72 Grassed Waterway Subsidies 1,000.00
A -73 Tile Drainage Subsidies 2,000.00
A -74 Farm Pond Research 2,500.00
A -75 Farm Pond Subsidies &
Services 3,000.00
A -76 Farm Tree Replacement
Programme & Dutch Elm
Disease Control
A -77 Farm Plan Assistance
Fish & Wildlife:
A -82 Fish Rearing
A -83 Bird Feeding
General Water Control Scheme
Forest Lands:
Forest & Wildlife Conservation
Land 30 000.00
TOTAL $ 52,700.00
1,200.00
1,000.00
2,200.00
300.00
2,500.00
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(b) That action be instituted to transfer the Henderson
and Walker tracts of the Authority Forest to
management by the Authority as part of the Albion
Hills Conservation Area; and further to transfer
management of the Taylor property from the Albion
Hilts Conservation Area to the Department of
Lands and Forests;
(c) That Mr. D. L. Parks, or his representative,
of the Soil and Field Crops Branch, Department of
Agriculture, be appointed a member of the Reforestation
and Land Use Advisory Board;
(d) That the Supplementary Report on 1961 -62 M.T.R.C.A.
Forest be accepted and distributed to all members
of the huthority;
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD RE KUNIN:
Res. ;x454 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Report of the Expropriation
Advisory Board re Kunin be adopted and appended as
Schedule ”Bu of these Minut9s;
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS:
Res. #455 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized and directed
to have the following firms carry out survey
work as outlined herein:
WILDMAN & RHODES & ASSOCIATES, Willowdale, Ontario.
Project P.10.A. - Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands:
Trepil Realty Metro Toronto,
Project F.10.A. - Willowdale Dam & Reservoir:
F. Helen 0?Reilly (expropriation)
Scheme C.A. -34 -- Glen Major Extension No. 1
L. Storry L. Randall
DEATH, McLEAN & McMURCHY, Brampton, Ontario.
Project F.1.A. - Claireville Dam & Reservoir
Codlin,, property (expropriation)
G. T. HORTON, Whitby, Ontario
Project P.12.A. -- Duffin Creek Flood Plain Lands
Calvert Estate Lawson property
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F. -1 -- CLAIREVILLE RESERVOIR -- BORROW MATERIAL:
Res. 1`456 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the proposal from Orisini Construction
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Limited for the removal of earth fill from the
Claireville Reservoir site be accepted, subject to the
conditions outlined in the letter from James F. MacLaren
Limited under date of December 20th, 1962;
and in this connection, that the Chairman and
the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to execute the necess-
twr documents giving affect thereto;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -1 -- BLACK CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS - -EXTRA COSTS:
A communication was presented from the MacNamara Road Construction
Company in connection with certain extra costs in connection with
Project B.1 and a further communication was presented from James F.
MacLaren Limited in this regard.
Res. #457 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the request of the McNamara Road
Construction Company for the payment of certain
monies to cover their extra costs in connection
with work carried out on Project B -1 -- Black
Creek Channel Improvements -- be refused as recommended
by the consulting engineers, James F. MacLaren Limited.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -1 -- BLACK CREEK CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS -- EXTRA WORK ORDER #15:
Res. #458 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seoonded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue Extra Work Order No. 15 for work as outlined
in the letter of December 28th, 1962, from James F.
MacLaren Limited, said work to be in the amount of
$5,850.00;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -2 -- BLACK CREEK - EXTRA WORK ORDERS #9. #10, & #11:
Res. #459 Moved By:- R. L. Nesbitt
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to issue the following Work Orders for work as
outlined in the respective letters from James F.
MacLaren Limited and said work to be in the amounts
indicated herein:
(a) Extra Work Order #9 -- $302.50 -- letter of
December 19th, 1962;
(b) Extra Work Order #10 -- $96.25 -- letter of
January llth, 1963;
(c) Extra Work Order #11 -- $2,801.00 -- letter of
January 10th, 1963;
Carried Unanimously
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION SCHOOL - QUOTATTIONS:
The following quotations had been received for structural steel for
the Conservation School:
Argus Steel -- supply fabricate, shop -paint
delivery only, f.o.b. trucks $1,285.00
To erect same - additional 175.00
Ferro Structural Steel -- fabricated and
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supplied, including paint
To erect same - additional
$1,400.00
400.00
Res. # #4¢0 Moved By:- C. Sauriol •
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED TIIAT:- the quotation received from
Argus Steel Limited in the amount of $1,285.00
(plus $175.00 for erection) covering structural
steel required for the Albion Hills Conservation
School, be accepted, it being the lowest quotation
received;
Carried Unanimously.
The following quotations had been received for electrical work at the
Albion Hills Conservation School:
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J. A. McCauley
Bolton Electric
Adelaide Electric
$10,820.00
9,990.00
14,164.00
Res. 1`461 Moved By:- R. G. ftenderson
Seconded By ;- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation from Bolton Electric
in the amount of $9,990.00 for electric work at the
Albion Hills Conservation School, be accepted, it
being the lowest quotation received.
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -8 - HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - SANITARY LAND FILL:
Res. #462 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be directed to negotiate
an Agreement -- and that Ite Chairman and Secretary
Treasurer be authorized to execute said Agreement --
with tisposal Services Company for carrying out a
sanitary land fill operation as outlined in their
proposal of January 9th, 1963, and subject to the
following further conditions:
(a) THAT the above firm comply with any requirements
of the Ontario Water Resources Commission;
(b) THAT before any filling takes place, the area
to be filled, shall be plainly :jarked 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;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.8.A. -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res.# 463 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to complete
the acquisition of the following properties located
in Project P.8.:,. in accordance with the provisions
of the Conservation Authorities Act;
(a) Frances C. Warren -- Part of Lot 11, and all
of Lot 12, Registered Plan No. 789, containing
3.770 acres of vacant land more -or -less;
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(b) Krystyna Panczyszak -- Part of Lot 11, Registered
Plan No. 7$9, containing 0.447 acres of vacant
land more -or -less;
(c) Frank L. and Helen A. Tomlinson -- Part of Lot 10,
Registered Plan No. 789, containing 0.447 acres
of vacant land more-or-less;
(d) John Misek -- Part of Lot 10, Registered Plan
No. 789, containing 1.515 acres of vacant land,
more-or-less;
All the aforementioned properties are in the Township
of Etobicoke, County of York;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.12.A. -- DUFFIN CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LAND - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #464 Moved By :- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By :- A. MacDonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of the following properties
at the price stated in the respective Options,.
plus adjustmazts, disbursements and legal fees, and
further subject to a Certificate of Inspection being
issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests:
(a) Approximately 0.439 acres of land more -or -less
and all improvements contained thereon, from
H. R. and E. V. Tanner, being Part of Block 2, Registered
Plan 342, Township of Pickering, County of Ontario,
at the price stated in Option to Purchase dated
January 12th, 1963;
(b) Approximately 1.271 acres of land more -or -less,
and all improvements contained thereon, from
B. C. and E. A. Allen, being Part of Block 2,
Registered Plan 3L.2, Township of Pickering,
County of Ontario, at the price stated in Option
to Purchase dated January 12th, 1963;
(c) Approx:-:nately 1.307 acres of land, more- or -lasq
and all improvements contained thereon, from
Isaac and Martha Rodda, being Part of Block 2,
Registered Plan 342, Township of Pickering,
County of Ontario, at the price stated in Option
to Pu:^.haee dated January 1,
(d) Approximately 0.574 acres of land more -or -less
a' all improvements contained thereon, from
David and Gertrude Chrichton, being Part of Block
2, Registered Plan 342, Township of Pickering,
County of Ontario, at the price stated in the
Option to Purchase dated January 12th, 1963;
PROJECT F.-1.-A. -- CLAIREVILLE DAM & RESERVOIRS -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #465
Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to complete
the acquisition of the remaining properties required for
the Claireville Reservoir in accordance
with the provisions of the Conservation Authorities
Act;
Carried Unanimously.
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PROJECT F -3 -A -- LOWER BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. ,-466 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of approximately 1.34$ acres
of land more -or -less, and all improvements contained
thereon from Douglas and Margaret Clarry, being Part
of Lot 12, Concession V, Township of Albion, County of
Peel, at the price stated in the Option to Purchase
dated December 27th, 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.
PROJECT F.10.A. -- WILLOWDALE DAM & RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #467 Moved By:- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to complete the
acquisition of the lands owned by F. Helen O'Reilly
in accordance with the Conservation Authe•rities Act,
aid lands being Part of Lot 23, Concession II, E.Y.S.
Township of North York, County of York, containing
2.271 acres of land more -or -less and certain improvements
vontained thereon.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 3 :25 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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SCHEDULE ssAss STAFF PROGRESS REPORT
September - December, 1962
CONSERVATION AREAS DIVISION:
Heart Lake:
- planting of reforestation trees and wildlife shrubs completed;
-turf improvement programme completed;
- fencing completed;
- road surface completed;
- South Parking Lot constructed - half surfaced;
- water distribution 95o completed;
- improrrnents to No. 2 House 90% completed;
- addition to Service Building completed;
- improvement to Refreshment Booth completed;
-Beach extension continued;
- Area ready for Winter activities;
-Unit One -- Woodlot Management,
Albion Hills:
- planting of reforestation, wildlife shrubs and nursery stock completed;
-turf improvement programme completed;
- fencing completed;
- construction of Parking Lots in progress;
-Road surface completed;
- bridge construction nearing completion;
- addition to Refreshment Booth and inprovements to No. 1 and No. 2
Residence completed;
- Implement Shed addition 50% completed;
- Improvements to Change Facilities completed;
-Beach Equipment purchased;
- Stream Improvement materials purchased -- construction in progress;
- Area ready for Winter activities;
- Road widening 50% complete;
- Bridge widening complete;
Cold Creek:
- planting of Reforestation trees completed;
• -Turf Improvement Programme completed;
- fencing completed;
- Archery Range completod;
- Parking Lot and Road surface completed;
- Superintendents House completed;
- Checking Station completed;
- Entrance Gate constructed;
- Area officially opened on June 20th, 1962, for public use, with facilities
for picnicking, dog training, bait casting, hunter safety training,
archery, small arms training and nature interpretation;
Boyd;
- planting of reforestation trees and wildlife shrubs completed;
-Turf Improvement Programme completed;
- fencing completed;
- Service Road completed;
- Improvements to No. 2 House completed;
- Improvements to No. 2 Service Building completed;
-Beach development underway;
- Removal of dead Elms in progress;
-Area ready for Winter activities;
Glen Haffy:
- planting of Reforestation trees and wildlife shrubs completed;
- turf improvement Programme completed;
- Fencing completed;
- Road construction completed;
- Improvements to Hatcheries completed;
- Checking Station and Residence for Superintendent completed;
- Washrooms and Storage Area in Service Building near completion;
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- Development of Fish Ponds completed;
Greenwood:
- Planting of Reforestation trees completed;
-Turf Improvement Programme completed;
- Fencing completed;
-Road surface completed;
- Lighting installed in Service Building;
- Storage Area constructed in Refreshment Booth;
- Improvements to Beach Area and Dam completed;
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Humber Trails:
- Turf Improvement Programme completed;
- Stream Improvement completed;
Claremont:
- Planting of Reforestation trees and wildlife shrubs completed;
- Turf Improvement Programme completed;
- Fencing completed;
•- Nature Trail constructed;
- Establishment of two Wells 95% complete:
- Parking Lot, Roads and Bridge nearing completion;
- Improvements to Workshop, No. 1 Residence and Checking Station
completed;
- Stream Iimaprovement Project -- materials purchased, construction in
progress;
Black Creek:
- Wildlife shrub planting completed;
-Turf Improvement Programme completed;
- Stump - fencing in progress;
- Refreshment Booth completed;
-No. 1 Residence 50% completed;
- Washroom improvements completed;
- Section of the Black Creek channelized for protection of Superintendent
House;
Bruce's Mill:
-Some fencing completed;
- General clean -up;
Palgrave:
- Planting of Reforestation trees and wildlife shrubs completed;
-Two Ponds constructed;
- Entrance Road and Parking Lot 50% completed;
- Buildings removed;
SUMMARY OF AREA ATTENDANCE
Estimated Total Visitors
1962
Albion Hills Area 202,573
Black Creek Area 140,2$0
Boyd Area 235,567
Claremont Area $,006
Cold Creek Area 5,121
Glen Haffy Area 37,564
Greenwood Area 72,760
Heart Lake Area 1909993
Total 892,$64
Total for 1961 $11,054
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CONSERVATION SERVICES DIVISION:
Forasta:
-One Private Tree Planting Subsidy was approved for payment;
-Elm Trees in eight Conservation Areas were sprayed;
-•A report was prepared on the Dutch Elm Disease Control Programme of
the Authority;
-Detailed 5 -year Forest Management Plans were prepared for each
Conservation Area;
- Several hundred Christmas Trees and a large part of the excess firewood
supply was sold;
- Hardwood tree experiment at Palgrave was evaluated and several other
studies on rodent repellents, harvesting methods etc., were planned
and initiated;
- Seven requests for assistance for 1963 under the Farm Tree Programme
received;
Land Use;
-Close to thirty Ponds were designed for private landowners;
- Fourteen subsidies were paid;
-One Grassed Waterway was approved for subsidy;
-C:van Tile Drainage Subsidies paid;
- Plans prepared for temporary farm operation for parts of several «real,;
Plan prepared for development and operation of a 110 -acre farm in
:,onjunction with Conservation School at Albion Hills;
-- Stream Improvement Projects completed at Humber Trails and Palgrave;
.;h and Wildlife:
total of nineteen farm ponds were stocked with game fish -- four with
Speckled Trout and fifteen with Largemouth Bass;
- Laboratory analysis of Stream Survey data and examination of fish
collected from streams were continued;
- Examination made on Bass populations in experimental group of private
Farm Pnnds;
- Eleven Ponds inspected for fish stocking in 1963 -- and three for
aquatic weed control in 1963;
Pollution Report:
- Interviews, collection of data and prepareation of Pollution Report begun;
FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSERVATION DIVISION:
Flood Control Plan:
B'_,tck Creek Channel -- Scarlett Rd. to Rockcliffe Blvd:
- Construction of this phase is about 95% completed and should be complete
b_- the end of January with the exception of final clean -up and sodding;
r3lcc'k Creek Channel -- Rustic Road to Wilson Ave.:
Construction is approximately 30% complete;
B!, -k Creek Channel -- Rockcliffe Blvd. to Louvain Street:
•F;_ra1 design and preparation of contract documents in progress for this
,,oction which is proposed for construction in 1963;
W9odbridge Channel:
- Construction phase of this project is now complete;
- •Fencing of property boundaries is being carried out as a Winter Works
Project by Authority Staff;
- Seeding and sodding will be carried out in the Spring of 1963;
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Don Watershed:
- Preliminary engineering study for Reservoirs on the Don Watershed
has been completed;
Humber Watershed:
- Preliminary engineering study for Reservoirs on the Main and East
Branches of the Humber is scheduled for completion by the end of
February;
Ebenezer Reservoir:
-Preliminary engineering report for the Ebenezer Reservoir is
scheduled to be completed by the end of February;
Claireville Reservoir:
- Contract documents for control gates and for the diversion of the
Indian Line have been completed and submitted to the Province for
approval prior to calling for tenders;
- Contract documents for the Dam will be completed by mid - January;
Snelgrove Reservoir:
- Preliminary Engineering report is now complete in draft form;
Milne Reservoir:
- Preliminary report is now complete and will be considered at the next
meeting of the Flood Control Advisory Board;
Duffin Creek Watershed:
- Preliminary Engineering Report of the Duffin Creek Watershed has now
been completed and will be considered at the next Meeting of the Flood
Control Advisory Board;
Flood Control Schemes and Studies:
Mimico Creek Engineering Study:
- Study is now nearly complete and the report should be available by the
end of January;
Scheme W.C. -34 -- Channel Improvements on the Highland Creek:
- Undertaken as a Winter Works Project and now practically complete;
Extension of Flood Warning System:
-1962 Programme for the Extension of the Flood Warning System has been
completed;
Massey Creek Channel Improvements:
- Engineering study for this work has been apporved by the Province and
is now in progress;
- Authority Staff preparing a Scheme for implementing these Channel
Improvements as a Winter Works Project;
INFORMATION & EDUCATION DIVISION:
School Programme;
- Approximately 260 classes of 7,712
- Approximately 24 classes of 758
- Aupraximatieiy 10 groups of 236
- Approximately 200 classes of 5,807
students
students
unguided
students
toured Pioneer Village;
took Nature Hiked;
persons toured the Village;
visited the Dalziel Museum;
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Albion Hills Conservation School:
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- Ground - breaking Ceremonies by the Hon. William G. Davis, Minister of
Education, November 21st, 1962; -- attendance of approximately 100;
- Construction commenced and School to be ready by September, 1963;
-All Superintendents notified -- considerable interest;
- School curriculum almost completed;
Films and Slides:
- 4$ lectures to 2,$$0 people;
-41 showings of Pioneer Village at Black Creek;
--5$ showings of Legacy of the Valley;
- 24 slide sets of Pioneer Village mailed out for showing;
Pioneer Village:
- Festival held October 13th, 1962, with an attendance of approximately
12,000;
-Horse -drawn sleigh rides plus other Winter sports begun in December;
Radio and T.V.:
- 16 news releases;
Winter Activities;
- Press and T.V. coverage of Winter activities;
-Sets of slides on Winter sports in Conservation Areas being used by
Metropolitan Toronto Convention & Visitors Association and C.B.C. -T.V.;
Cold Creek Conservation Area:
- Sportsmen's Roundup, September 29th, 1962, featured casting, archery,
trap shooting and rifle shooting;
- Hunter Safety, December 2nd and 9th, 1962, featured safe handling and
use of firearms;
Fireside Nites:
- Final Fireside Nite held at Biyd Conservation Area, September 4th, 1962,
- Estimated attendance for year -- 2,025 people;
Motion Picture Programme:
-Water Conservation and Flood Control film being scripted by
Crawley Films Limited;
PIONEER VILLAGE - BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA:
Buildings:
- }Iarness Shop 75% completed;
- Jobbler's Shop -- foundation established -- 60% material on site;
- Carriage Shed -- rear of Gentleman's House -- foundation established;
- Church -- 40' X 30' cement floor poured in basement;
- .Research carried out pertaining to proposed Grist Mill (3 Mills
visited), Print Shop, old Manse and Bake -Oven;
Acquisitions:
- Sixty items -- total of approximately 475 for 1962;
Visitors:
- August 31st to October 31st, 1962 -- 35,000 people;
- Total of 127,000 people for 1962;
- Special Visitors -- Ontario Association of Architects, African Students'
Foundation; Lakeshore Teachers' College; 10th Ontario Housing Conference,
Crowe Valley Conservation Authority;
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Festival - 1962:
-Held October 13th, 1962 -- 12,000 visitors;
Lectures:
-Six given;
Special Exhibits:
- Display of 19th Century Toys in Better Living Centre, 1962 C.N.E.;
Woodworking Shop, Canadian Furniture hart, C.N.E. Grounds°
Loans:
- Toronto Historical Board for Victorian Christmas in McKenzie House;
Collection:
- Storage -- 35 storage and travelling cases constructed to safely
preserve Toy Collection. Toy repairs.
- Cataloguing -- system has been improved with use of curatorial forms;
- Textiles -- completed weaving of eight sets of curtains for Gentleman's
and Red House;
Outdoor Theatre:
-Sound room has been added;
Gift Shop:
-Sales increase of 30% over 1961;
Articles Constructed:
- One sleigh bed complete with rack 7' X 14'
-One Carryall Wagon -- 30% completed;
Farm Management:
- Eighteen acres ploughed in preparation for Spring seeding -• this area
reflects a farm prior to 1$67;
- Extensive research for suitable oxen for Pioneer Village carried out;
• -210 Picnic Tables returned to Workshop;
-Farm Buildings in Village area winterized;
-Fences repaired;
Miscellaneous:
- Fall clean -up Programme completed;
-Firewood for use in buildings -• 50 cords cut;
-- Winterized water line -- 1,160 feet laid;
- Telephone wire laid to C.N,I,B. Booth -- 450 feet;
- Erected two small buildings for use as skate change house;
PROPERTY DIVISION:
This is the first Progress Report prepared by the Property Division of the
Authority.
In order to be brought up to date on land acquisition from the inception
of the Authority to December 31st, 1962, we have shown hereunder the
properties acquired in 1962 as well as a resume of the properties
acquired prior to 1962. •
Future Property Division Reports will show only the activity concerning
particular projects during the said 4 -month period. A full Report will
not be prepared at the end of the year, other than the Summary, unless
requested.
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LAND ACQUISITION:
FEDERAL - PROVINCIAL - AUTHORITY PARTICIPATION:
Project F.1. A. -- Claireville Dam & Reservoir:
- Prior to 1962 -- one property acquired containing 129.4.61 acres;
- 1962 -- six properties acquired contemning 339.968 acres; 2 property,
settlements outstanding;
-Total acquired to date -- seven properties containing 469.429 acres;
- Surveys -- survey plans have been received for the eni.ire Reservoir
with the exception of a small portion to be acquired from Codlin to the
South of the Dam site;
Pro,lect F. 2. A. -- Ebenezer Dam & Reservoir:
-Prior to 1962 -- no property acquired;
- 1962 one property acquired containing 12.215 acres;
- Total acquired to date - one property containing 12.215 acres;
- Surveys -- survey plans have been received for the entire Reservoir;
Project F.3.A. -- Bolton Dam & Reservoir:
-Prior to 1962 -- one property acquired containing 19$.9$6 acres;
- 1962 -- ten properties acquired containing 22$.$99 acres;
-Total acquired to date -- eleven properties containing 427.$$5 acres;
-- Surveys -- 34 survey plans have been received out of a total of
approximately 130 surveys. Only a small portion of the field work
remains to be completed. Plans of survey are being prepared as
quickly as the size of the surveyors' drafting staff will allow.
Project F.4.A. -- Nashville Dam & Reservoir:
-No property acquisition to date;
- Surveys -- as the Property Division has not been provided with either
a preliminary property plan of this Reservoir or direction from the
Technical Staff of the Authority, no survey work has been commenced.
Project F.5.A. -- King Creek Dam & Reservoir:
- Prior to 1962 •- no property acquired;
-1962 -- one property acquired containing 42.6$3 acre ;;
- Total acquired to date -- one property containing 42.6$3 acres;
- Surveys -- survey plan for Newman property has been received. No
further survey work has been ordered for this Reservoir to date.
Project F.6.A. -- Lower East Branch Dam & Reservoir:
-Prior to 1962 -- no property acquired;
-1962 -- nine properties acquired containing 14$.25$ acres; eight property
settlements outstanding;
-Total acquired to date -- nine properties containing 14$.25$ acres;
- Surveys -- survey plans are at hand only for those properties acquired
with the exception of Windrush Properties Ltd. Remaining properties
are still to be surveyed. Due to the relocation of the Dam site, settle-
ment for part of the above properties will be transferred to Project P. $. A.
Project F. .A. -- Finch Dam & Reservoir:
- Prior to 1962 -- no property acquired;
- 1962 -- two properties acquired containing 40.6$4 acres; two property
settlements outstanding;
-Total acquired to date -- two properties containing 40.6$4 acres;
- Surveys -- fifteen survey plans have been received out of a total of
approximately 35 surveys, Field work is in progress on all properties
required. Plans will be available as drawings are completed.
Project F,10.A. -- Willowdale Dam & Reservoir:
'rior to 1962 -- no property acquired;
-1962 -- six properties acquired containing 112.219 acres; four property
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:tclements outstanding;
,aL acquired to date -- six properties containing 112.219 acres;
:c;eys -- seven survey plans have been received out of a total of
e,Jproximately sixty surveys; one half of field work is in progress;
pl.pns will be available as drawings completed;
Pt'o,ject F.11. A. -- Woodbridge Channelization:
Pr5.or to 1962 -•- 23 properties acquired containing .19.941 acres; 17
property settlements outstanding;
- 1962 •- eighteen properties acquired containing 45.179 acres; sixteen
property settlements outstanding;
-Total acquired to date -- 41 properties containing 65.120 acres;
- Surveys •- it has been found that certain portions of the Humber River
have not been expropriated, certain parcels of land have become
inaccessible through the Authority's expropriations and in the case
of some expropriations, compensation: will be the "same as if the'expropria
t '-as a whole. taking. Therefore, additional expro'iati•on plans have
bcen ordered to correct these situations.
Project F.12.A. -- York Mills Channelization:
-Nn property acquired prior to 1962;
1962 -- one property acquired containing 0.03$ acres; one property
..^ element outstanding;
- -Total acquired to date -- one property containing 0.03$ acres;
- ':317eys -- field work was ordered for this Project and has been
111n.1 eted; this information was supplied to the consulting engineering
awarded this Project. The Authority has not been supplied with
m.r Turvey plans to date;
f o ;j:ct B,1 -- Black Creek Channelization:
Lo 1962 -- twelve properties acquired containing 2.455 acres;
tt ?o property settlements outstanding;
- 1962 - 35 properties acquired containing 41.205 acres; nineteen
Property settlements outstanding;
- Surveys -- survey plans have been received for that portion of this
project for which contracts have been let. Remaining portion of this
Project will be surveyed as required.
' PROVINCIAL- AUTHORITY PARTICIPATION:
Project P.1.A. - Snelgrove Dam and Reservoir:
-No property acquired prior to 1962;
-1962 -- one property acquired containing 95.550 acres; one property
settlement outstanding;
- -Total acquired to date -- one property containing 95.550 acres;
>urveys - -- eight survey plans have been received out of a total of
approximately 21 surveys. All field work has been completed. Mans
)U1 be available as drawings completed;
P Lject P.2.A. - Milne Dam & Reservoir:
'hroe properties acquired prior to 1962 -- 170.569 acres;
-- ? --• one property acquired containing 11.040 acres;
to date -- four properties containing 1$1.609 acres;
^-tiveys -- survey plans have been received for all the properties
required for this Reservoir;
P. 3. A. -- Arthur Percy Dan & Reservoir:
No property acquisition will be commenced until direction is received as
to the status and location of this Reservoir.
Project P.4.A, -- Green River Dam & Reservoir:
No property acquisition will be commenced until direction is received
as to the status and location of this Reservoir.
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Pro.'ect P.S. A. -- West Hill Dam & Reservoir:
No property acquisition will be commenced until direction is received as
to the status and location of this Reservoir.
Project P. 6. A. -- Etobicoke Creek Flood Plain Lands:
- No property acquired prior to 1962;
- 1962 -- one property acquired containing 5.9142 acres; one property
settlement outstanding;
-Total acquired to date -- one property containing 5.942 acres;
- Surveys -- Surveys are ordered as properties are offered to the Authority
and /or on the recommendation of the Technical Staff.
Project P.7.A. -- Mimico Creek Flood Plain Lands:
- No property acquisition to date;
- Surveys -- Surveys are ordered as properties are offered to the
Authority and /or on the recommendation of the Technical Staff;
Project P. $. A. -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands:
-Prior to 1962 -- 37 properties acquired containing 31.125 acres; 25
property settlements outstanding;
- 1962 -- 87 properties acquired containing 2$6.415 acres; 26 property
settlements outstanding.
-Total acquired to date • -- 124 properties containing 317.540.acres;
- Survey plans have been received for the whole of the Eglinton Flats
Project. For the remainder of the Project, surveys are ordered as the
lands are offered to the Authority, or as approvedvtr3 principle area
and /or on the recommendation of the Technical Staff.
Project P. 9q A. -- Don River Flood Plain Lands:
-Prior to 1962 -- fourteen properties acquired containing 251.472 acres;
-1962 •- twenty properties acquired containing 41.605 acres; nineteen
property settlements outstanding;
- Total acquired to date - -- 34 properties containing 293.077 acres;
-Surveys -- Survey plans are ordered as properties are offered to the
Authority and /or on the recommendation of the Technical Staff.
Project P,10.A. -- Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands:
-Prior to 1962 -- no property acquired;
- 1962 - -- two properties acquired containing 43.645 acres;
- Total acquired to date -- two properties containing 43.645 acres;
- Surveys -- Survey plans have been received for that portion of this
Project which was formerly knowns as Scheme W.C.-23. For the remaining
portion of this Project, surveys are ordered as properties are offered
to the Authority and /or on the recommendations of the Technical Staff.
Project P.11.A. -- Rouge River Flood Plain Lands:
- Prior to 1962 -- one property acquired containing 0.721 acres;
- 1962 -- one property acquired containing 260.541 acres;
-Total acquired to date -- two properties containing 261.262 acres;
- Surveys - -- Surveys have been ordered for that portion of this Project
South of Highway No. 401. Field work is in progress. Survey plans will
be available as drawings are completed.
Project P.12. A. -- Duffin Creek Flood Plain Lands:
-Prior to 1962 -- no property acquired.
- 1962 -- two properties acquired containing 102.$04 acres;
-Total acquired to date -- two properties containing 102.$04 acres;
- Surveys -- Surveys have been ordered for various properties throughout
this Project. Surveys are ordered as properties are offered to the
Authority and /or on the recommendation of the Technical Staff.
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WATER CONTROL SCHEMES:
Scheme W.C. -1 - -- Goodwood Pumping Station:
-Prior to 1962 -- one property acquired containing 1.352 acres.
- Scheme now completed;
Scheme W.C._ 2 -- Lower Humber River:
- Prior to 1962 -- two properties acquired containing 1.227 acres;
- Scheme has now been completed;
Scheme W.C.- -- Lower Humber River:
-Prior to 1962 -- fifteen properties acquired containing 45.312 acres;
two property settlements outstanding;
- 1962 -- six properties acquired containing 55.630 acres;
-Total acquired to date -- 21 properties containing 100.942 acres;
Scheme W.C. -5 -- Highland Creek Flood Plain Lands:
-Prior to 1962 -- $4 properties acquired containing 411.993 acres; two
property settlements outstanding;
--19o2 -- two properties acquired containing 9.252 acres;
-Total acquired to date - -• $6 properties containing 421.245 acres;
Scheme W.C.-6 -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands:
••fr•ior t3 1962 -- five properties acquired containing 72.399 acres;
-1962 - -- one property acquired containing 9.555 acres;
-Total acquired to date -- six properties containing $1.954 acres;
- Scheme has been completed;
Scheme W.C. -11 -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands:
- Priorto 1962 -- six properties acquired containing 32.311 acres;
- 1962 - no property acquired;
-Total acquired to date - --- six properties containing 32.311 acres;
Scheme W.C. -12 -- York Mills Channelization:
- Prior to 1962 -- two properties acquired containing 2.402 acres;
- Scheme has been completed;
Scheme W.C. -15 -- Don River Flood Plain Lands:
Prior to 1962 --- five properties acquired containing 226.615 acres;
1962 -- no property acquired;
Total acquired to date - -• five properties containing 226.615 acres;
Scheme W.C.-16 -- Don Riv er Flood Plain Lands:
-Prior to 1962 -- three properties acquired containing 64.567 acres;
• -1962 no property acquired;
-Total acquired to date -- three properties containing 64.567 acres;
-Township of North York Properties remain to be acquired under this Scheme;
Scheme W.C. -17 -- Humber River Flood Plain Lands:
-Prior to 1962 -- seven properties acquired containing 123.554 acres;
- Scheme has been completed;
Scheme W.C. -19 -- Black Creek Dam & Flood Plain Lands:
-Prior to 1962 -- ten properites acquired containing 126.992 acres;
six property settlements outstanding;
-1962 - -- three properties acquired containing 14.633 acres; three property
settlements outstanding;
- Total acquired to date -- thirteen properties containing 141.625 acres;
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Scheme W.C. -24 -- Black Creek Channel:
-Prior to 1962 -- seven properties acquired containing 0.265 acres;
- Scheme has been completed;
Scheme W.C. -25 • -- Rouge River Flood Plain Lands:
-Prior to 1962 -- two properties acquired containing 40.$71 acres;
- Scheme has been completed;
Scheme W.C. -27 -- Rouge River Flood Plain Lands:
- Prior to 1962 -- one property acquired containing 17.90 acres;
- Remainder of this Scheme has been transferred to the Flood Control Plan;
Brampton Diversion (Etobicoke Creek):
- Prior to 1962 -- 24 properties acquired containing 17.046 acres;
- Scheme has been completed:
CONSERVATION AREAS:
Albion Hills Conservation Area;
- Prior to 1962 -- sixteen properties acquired containing 576.575 acres;
-1962 two properties acquired containing 179.027 acres;
-Total acquired to date --- eighteen properties containing 755.602 acres;
- Humber Forest Lands have not been included in the above figures;
Black Creek Conservation Area:
- Prior to 1962 -- five properties acquired containing $5.100 acres;
-1962 no property acquired;
-Total acquired to date -- five properties containing $5.100 acres;
Bolton Community Conservation Area:
- Prior to 1962 --- three properties acgaired containing 10.237 acres;
-1962 -- one property acquired containing 7.$06 acres;
-Total acquired to date -- four properties containing 1$.043 acres;
Boyd Conservation Area:
- Prior to 1962 -- ten properties acquired containing 854.293 acres;
-1962 • -- one property acquired containing 147.070 acres; one property
settlement outstanding;
- Total acquired to date -- eleven properties containing 1,001.363 acres;
Bruce?s Mill Conservation Area:
- Prior to 1962 -- three properties acquired containing 270.637 acres;
- 1962 -- no property acquired;
-Total acquired to date -- three properties containing 270.637 acres;
Cedar Mills Property:
- Prior to 1962 -- one property acquired containing 1.15 acres;
Claremont Conservation Area:
- Prior to 1962 -- five properties acquired containing 397,706 acres;
-1962 -- no property acquired;
-Total acquired to date . -- five properties containing 397.706 acres;
Cold Creek Conservation Area:
- Prior to 1962 -- three properties acquired containing 355.720 acres;
-1962 -- one property acquired containing $5.070 acres;
-Total acquired to date -- four properties containing 440.790 acres;
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Glen Haffv Conservation Area (including The Dingle):
- Prior to 1962 -- five properties acquired containing 479.839 acres;
-1962 -- two properties acquired containing 202.364 acres;
-Total acquired to date -- seven properties containing 682.203 acres;
Glen Major Conservation Area:
- Prior to 1962 -- one property acquired containing 67.212 acres;
-1962 -- two properties acquired containing 320.000 acres;
- Total acquired to date -- three properties containing 387.212 acres;
Greenwood Conservation Area:
• -Prior to 1962 -- ten properties acquired containing 583.368 acres;
- -1962 -- no property acquired;
- Total acquired to date -- ten properties containing 583.368 acres;
Heart Lake Conservation Area:
- Prior to 1962 -- three properties acquired containing 175.096 acres;
- 1962 -- no property acquired;
-Total acquired to date -- three properties containing 175.096 acres;
Humber Trails Conservation Area:
- Prior to 1962 -- one property acquired containing 48.868 acres;
Oakbank Community Pond:
- Prior to 1962 -- one property acquired containing 9.35 acres;
Uxbridge Conservation Area:
- Prior to 1962 -- one property acquired containing 93 acres;
FOREST & WILDLIFE AREAS:
Palgrave Forest and wildlife Area:
- Prior to 1962 - -- one property acquired containing 187.522 acres;
-1962 -- one property acquired containing 91.743 acres;
- Total acquired to date -- two properties containing 279.265 acres;
- Humber Forest Lands have not been included in the above figures;
Humber Forest Property:
- Prior to 1962 - -- nineteen properties acquired containing 1526.909 acres;
- 1962 ••- no property acquired;
- Total acquired to date -- nineteen properties containing 1526.909 acres;
SUMMARY:
Federal - Provincial - Authorit
1962:
Purchased 455.067 acres
Expropriated 473.340 tc
Optioned - J84.420 "
Total 1,011.455 acres
Provincial - Authorit Partici•
1962:
Purchased
Expropriated
Optioned
Total
455.764 acres
391.308 it
18.976 tt
866.048 "
Participation Pro.'ects:
To Date:
Purchased
Expropriated
Optioned
Total
ation Pro'ects:
To Date:
Purchased
Expropriated
Optioned
Total
785.537 acres
492.503
$4 420
1,362.460 acres
879.353 acres
403.100 t?
18.976 t4
1,301.429 acres
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Water Control Schemes:
J962:.
Purchased
Expropriated
Optioned
Total
Conservation Areas:
1962:
Purchased
Expropriated
Optioned
127.691
14.633
nil
142.324
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To Date:
acres Purchased
94 Expropriated
44 Optioned
acres Total
To Date:
557.703 acres Purchased
147.070 c4 Expropriated
-334.32Z " Optioned
Total 1,039.080 acres Total
Humber Forest Areas:
1962:
Purchased
Expropriated
Optioned
nil
Nil
nil
Fo 'est and Wildlife Areal:
1962:
Puchased
Expropriated
Optioned
To Date:
Purchased
Expropriated
Optioned
Tr Date:
91.743 acres Purchased
nil Expropriated
nil Optioned
Grand Total of All Schemes and Projects:
1962:
Purchased
Expropriated
Optioned
Total
To Date:
1,687.968 ac. Purchased
1,026.351 94 Expropriated
437.70 Optioned
3,152.022 ac. Total
1,054.846 acres
222,500 99
nil
1,277.346 acres
4,468.111 acres
147.070 ;:
334.307 ;4
4,949.488 acres
1,526.909 acres
nil
nil
279.265 acres
nil
nil
8,994. 021 acres
1,265.173 ;r
437.703 r4
10,696.897 acres
During 1962 the Property Division completed transact &ons affecting 271
parcels of land as follows:
Settlement of Expropriations
Purchased outright by deed
Expropriated
Optioned
Abandoned
Transferred to Metro Corporation*
25 parcels
87 99
132 99
23
3
1 49
TOTAL 271 parcels
In addition to the above, the Property Division supervised the preparation
and execution of Agreements, Easements, Leases, Rentals, and many
other items affecting Authority -owned lands.
Dur-i.ng 1962 six Expropriation Advisory Board meetings were held.
Adequate equipment is now available to the Property Division and at the
end of 1963 our records should bo _completely up to date and in a current
position.
*-Park Lawn property.
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SCHEDULE 'B-
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 #30 (a)/62, begs to report to the Authority regarding the
amount of compensation which, in its opinion, should be payable to:
SYBIL KUNIN (MARRIED WOMAN) (OWNER)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands
described as follows:
All that portion of Lot Ten, in the Humber Range, in Con-
cession III, From the Bay, in the Township of York, in the
County of York and Province of Ontario, containing by ad-
measurement 0.715 acres, more or less, of vacant land, and;
All that portion of Lot Ten, in the Humber Range, in Con-
cession III, From the Bay in the Township of York and part
of the Oxbow being Part of Lot Fifteen, in Concession "C"
Fronting the Humber in the Township of Etobicoke, in the
County of York and Province of Ontario, containing by ad-
measurement 44.26 acres, more or less, of vacant land, and;
All that portion of Lot One, in Concession V, West of Yonge
Street, in the Township of York, in the County of York and
Province of Ontario, containing by admeasurement 31.12 acres,
more or less, of vacant land.
All according to a plan of survey as prepared by Arthur
Death and Associates dated June 28th, 1962, signed by Arthur
Death, 0.L.S. designated as Portion "A", "B" and "C" thereon,
and said to have a total area of 76.095 acres plus or minus.
Plan of Expropriation registered August 22nd, 1962 as No.
6551 and advertised in the Globe and Mail as required under
the Conservation Authorities Act.
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Claim for Compensation dated October 15th, 1962 in the
amount of $905,560.00 received by the Authority.
The solicitor for Mrs. Sybil Kunin, Mr. Jo Do Arnup, Q0CO3 was
invited to appear before the Board and present evidence in
support of his client9s claim for compensation. In a telephone
conversation with the Authority4s Property Ldministrator, Mr.
Arnup declined to attend.
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:
SIXTY THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND SEVENTY DOLLARS ($60,$76.00)
to Sybil Kunin (owner)
(said compensation based at the rate of $$00°00 per acre)
as we believe, in our judgment this to be a fair and just price
for the following reasons:
(1) The Board after carefully hearing and perusing all evidence
adduced before it is of the opinion that there is not a reasonable
probability of a rezoning being realized, and in fact, evidence
tends to support the confirmation of a Greenbelt zoning.
(2) Evidence as to the flood land character of the subject lands
was discussed to some length, and it was clearly established that
the lands referred to herein are flood vulnerable and were in fact,
in the main, flooded to some depth during Hurricane Hazel.
(3) Evidence before the Board indicated that due to the zoning,
location, topography, general area and neighbourhood development,
the economic development of the subject property is unfeasible
within the foreseeable future.
(4.) Comparable lands have been purchased by the Authority at
similar prices.
(5) Recent OOMLBO award tends to substantiate a price of $$00.00
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per acre for flood plain and /or greenbelt lands.
In the opinion of the Board, formed upon all the evidence, the
compensation awarded herein, reflects all of the benefits to be
derived from chlnership of the land, present and future, as of
the date of expropriation.
The Board does not recommend an allowance of 10% for forcible
taking.
Dated at Vaughan Township (Sgd,) Clarke Wardlaw
CHLIRMAN, Expropriation Advisory
this 6th day Board, M.T.R.C.A.
of November, 1962 (Sgd.) B. Har er Bull
MEMBE , xpropriation Advisory
Board, M.T.R.C.A.
(Sgd.) C.. W. La cock
MEMBE , xpropriation Advisory
Board, M.T.R.C.A.
Metropolitan Yoronto ancl legion
Conseivation Jugority
MINUTES
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executive Meeting
Wednesday, January 30th, 1963 #23/62
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street on
Wednesday, January 30th, 1963, commencing at 10:30 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
I. & E. Vice Chairman
R.D.H.P. Vice- Chairman
Public Relations Consultant
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Asst. Director of Operations
Property Administrator
Conservation Areas Admin.
James F. MacLaren Limited
Delegation
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
A. Macdonald
R. L. Nesbitt
C. Sauriol
F. A. Wade
Mrs. F. Gell
W. H. Westney
J. Grimshaw
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
E. F. Sutter
W. E. Jones
W. McLean
H. Fennerty
Village of Woodbridge
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No. 22/62 were presented.
Res. #46$ Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 22/62
be adopted as presented;
Carried Unanimously.
DELEGATION -- VILLAGE OF WOODBRIDGE:
The Reeve and Clerk of the Village of Woodbridge waited on the Meeting,
requesting that consideration be given to assisting in the cost of replace-
ment of water mains disrupted by the Pine Street Bridge construction.
Res. #469 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be directed to investigate
all aspects of the relocation of water mains under the
Pine Street Bridge in Woodbridge and report to the
next Executive Meeting;
Carried Unanimously.
1963 PRELIMINARY BUDGET ESTIMATES:
The 1963 Preliminary Budget Estimates were presented.
Res. #470 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague .
RESOLVED THAT:- the 1963 Budget Estimates be received
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and referred to the Finance Sub-Committee for study
and a report to the incoming Executive Committee;
Carrisd Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 4 OF THE FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONSERVATION ADVISORY BOARD:
Mr. Henderson, supported by the Staff, presented Report No. 4 of the
Flood Control and Water Conservation Advisory Board. The items were
discussed in detail.
Res. #471 Moved By:- R.. G. Henderson
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT: -- Report No. 4 of the Flood Control
and Water Conservation Advisory Board be received, and
that the recommendatiun$ contained therein and set
forth herein, be adopted:
Pa) That the report for Flood Control and Water Conservation
on the Duffin Creek Watershed, as prepared by
R. K. Kilborn & Associates, be approved as presented,
and further in this connection, that the following
action be taken:
(i)
That copies of the Report be forwarded to
the Conservation Authorities Brnch,
Department of Lands and Forests for approval;
(ii) That the revised Arthur Percy Dam, as
recommended in the Report, be constructed
udder the Plan for Flood Control and Water
Conservation;
(iii) That the Auth :'city confirm ite policy of the
acquisition of. thn Lower Duffin Flood Plain
Lands;
(iv) That the Gr :en Rive,. Dani and IZeservoir be
abndcned;
That the con tru..tion of Dykes and the
construction of the Clarkes Hollow Dam and
R: servc..r. be deferred;
(b) That the Staff be directed to hat ,e designed, suitable
.permanent signs for Pro : °ects completed under the Plan
For Flood Control and Water Conservation;
(c) That the Staff be authorized and directed to obtain a
proposal from R. K. Kilborn & Associates, Consulting
Engineers, to undertake a Preliminary Engineering
Study to determine the feasibility of combining a
Dam and major Bridges on the Rouge River in the
vicinity of Finch Avenue and Se;• :e1i ?s Road; and further
in this regard, that the Minister of Lands and Forests
be requested to approve a Grant of 75% of the cost
of the Preliminary Engineering Study;
(d) That an aerial patrol be established in conjunction
with the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto on a
trial basis, and further in f :''.n connection, that
the following action be taken:
(i) That the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto be requested to participate in the
proposed programme of aerial inspection of
the rivor valleys, and to assume 50% of the
cost thereof;
(v)
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ii) That when the approval of the Municipality
of Metropolitan Toronto has been received, that
the Staff be requested to enter into an Agreement
with Dominion Helicopters Limited for periodic
inspections of the river valleys on a 1 -year
trial basis in accordance with 11e terms outlined
in their proposal dated November 16th, 1962;
(e) That the Staff be authorized and directed to instruct
the firm of W. 0. Chisholm Associates, Consulting
Engineers, to proceed immediately with the final
design and the contract documents for the York
Mills Project - Project F -12 - between Donino Avenue
and The Rosedale Golf Club;
(f) That the Information and Education Advisory Board be
requested to arrange a suitable Sod - Turning Ceremony
to mark the commencement of the Claireville Dam and
Reservoir;
(g) That the recommendations in connection with the
Woodbridge Flood Plain Lands as recommended by the
Conservation Areas Advisory Board be approved;
Carried Unanimously.
MASTER PLAN FOR THE WOODBRIDGE FLOOD PLAIN LANDS:
Res. #472 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:•- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Master Plan for the Woodbridge Flood
Plain Lands as appended as Schedule "C" of the Minutes
of Meeting No. 3/62 of the Conservation Areas Advisory
Board having been considered by the Flood Control and
Water Conservation Advisory Board and the Village of Woodbridge
be now adopted,
Carried Unanimously.
PROPERTY RENTAL:
Res. #471 Moved By:- H. S. Hodste:'ger
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
RESOLVED THAT:- the dwelling known as 3074 Weston Road,
Weston, Ontario, be rented to J. Horton at $600.00 per
annum, efft',ctive March 1st, 1963;
Carried Unanimously.
HUMBER VALLEY LIONS CLUB - WOODBRIDGE:
A communication was presented having reference to the use and a proposed
addition to the building known as the Humber Valley Lions Club Den
located on Clarence Street, Woodbridge, Ontario.
Res. #474 Moved By;- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: - the request to approve of an addition to
the Humber Valley Lions Club be not considered at this time
and that the Staff be authorized and directed to negotiate
a suitable Agreement in connection with the existing building.
Carried Unanimously.
ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION CENTRE - QUOTATIONS:
Res. #475 Moved By:- W. C. '''avidson
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the �votation received from Acri & McGarvey
in the amount of $42,729.73 covering requirements for
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plumbing and heating facilities for the Albion Hills
Conservation Centre, and as outlined in their letter of
January 21st, 1963, be accepted; it being the lowest
proper quotation received;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #476 Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation received from Amfab Products
Limited under date of January 29th, 1963, covering requirements
of Fir Decking and Fir Flooring required for the Albion
Hills Conservation Centre be accepted at the prices of
$155./M FBM and $243./M FBM respectively•
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #477 Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- P'Irs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation received from Snow Window
Frame Limited in the amount of $6,157.00 covering
requirements of windows and exterior door frames be
accepted, it being the lowest proper quotation received;
Carried Unanimously.
BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA -- QUOTia ONS RE SUPERINTENDENT'S HOUSE:
Res. #47$ Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the quotation of Belmont Plastering in
the amount of $$95.00 covering plastering requirements
for the Superintendent's House, Black Creek Conservation
Area, be accepted -- it being the lowest proper quotation
received;
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED CHECK DAMS - DON RIVER:
A Staff report was presented as directed by Resolution #415/62 Item (C).
Res. #479 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESO]TED THAT:- in view of the fact that the Commissioner
of Works of the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto is
responsible for the administration of the Maintenance
of Water Courses Programme, that no consideration be
given at this time to construct any type of small
Check Dams on the Don River as they would serve no useful
function for the collection of debris;
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS:
A communication signed by some five surveying firms in the region
requesting that consideration be given to allocating additional survey
work was received.
Res. #4$0 Moved By:: H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the communication from certain survey
firms be received, its contents noted, and filed;
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED CONFERENCE RE CONTROL OF DEBRIS & SILTING:
A communication was presented by the Staff suggesting that a Conference
be held in connection with the problem of control on debris and silting.
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Res. #481 Moved fly:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- a Conference on the Control of Debris
and Silting be held in the Fall of 1963 at the Ontario
Water Resources Commission Laboratory, and in this
connection, that the following action be taken:
(a) All Municipal Councillors, Municipal Officials, and
other interested parties be invited to attend;
(b) Papers be presented on the following subjects:
(1)
Programme of the M.T.R.C.A. --
- Flood Control Plan
- Channel Improvement Programme
-Flood Plain Fill Regulations
(ii) Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto
- Sewage Treatment Programme
- Maintenance of Water Courses Programme
-Parks Programme (as it relates to the
valley systems and water
courses in Metro Tounto)
(iii) Discussion and Conference Summary --
Carried Unanimously.
SURVEYORS:
Res. #482 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By :- R. G. Henderson
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to have the following
firms complete survey work required as indicated on the
following Projects:
GRAYDON T. HORTON & ASSOCIATES
Project P.12.A. - Duffin Creek Flood Plain Land:
(remaining properties)
FRED SCHAEFFER & ASSOCIATES
Project F. 3. A. - Bolton Darn & Reservoir:
(remaining properties)
WILDMAN & RHODES & ASSOCIATES
Project P.11.A. -- Rouge River Flood Plain Land:
(remaining properties)
Project P.1.A. -- Snelgrove Dam and Reservoir:
(remaining properties)
Project F.2.A. -- Ebenezer Dam & Reservoir:
(remaining properties)
Project F.7.A. -- Finch Dam & Reservoir:
(remaining properties)
Project F.10.A. -- Willowdale Dam & Reservoirs
(remaining properties)
Scheme C.A. -33 - Black Creek Conservation Area Extension:
LaRush property
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME C.A. -33 - BLACK CREEK:
Res. #4$3 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff be authorized to acquire the
land required for Scheme C.A. -33 - Black Creek Conservation
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Area in accordance with the provisions of the Conservation
Authorities Act;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F. .A. -- LOWER BOLTON DAM & RESERVOIR - LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. #484
Moved By:- Mrs. F. Gell
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized to
complete the acquisition of the following properties
as listed below at price stated in respective options,
plus adjustments, disbursements and legal fees, and further
subject to a Certificate of Inspection being issued by the
Minister of Lands and Forests:
(a) °pproximately 0,57 acres of land more -or -less, and
all improvements contained thereon from J. K. E. Flear
and J. L. Flear, being Part of Lot 16, Concession V,
Township of Albion, County of Peel, at the price
stated in the Option to Purchase dated January 19, 1963;
(b) Approximately 46 acres of vacant land more -or -less
from J. H. Pinchin, being Part of Lot 14, Conc. IV,
Township of Albion, County of Peel, at the price
stated in the Option to Purchase dated January 28, 1963;
(c) Lands owned_ by Norman B. Taylor, being Part of Lot
10, Conc. V., Township of Albion, County of Peel,
at the price stated in the Option to Purchase
dated January 28th, 1963;
Carried Unanimously.
BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA -- REZONING OF LANDS:
A Staff communication was presented advising that the Township of North
York is presently considering rezoning of the lands in the vicinity of
the Black Creek Conservation Area in part, to permit the development of
York University.
Res. #485 Moved By:- Mrs. 1). Hague
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
RESOLVED THAT:- the Township of North York be requested to
initiate steps to rezone all the lands owned by the
Authority to the appropriate Open Space designation
in the Black Creek Conservation Area;
Carried Unanimously.
ADMINISTRATIVE RESOLUTIONS:
Res. #486 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
THE EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDS THAT:- the following Administrative
Resolutions be included in Report No. 5 of the Executive
Committee:
(1) Borrowing Resolution -- 1963:
(a) THAT the Chairman or Vice - Chairman and the Secretary
Treasurer and /or Deputy- Treasurer of the Metro-
politan 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 $2,000,000.00 to meet immediate administr-
ative expenditures until the Province of Ontario
Grant'and sums levied,against the participating
Municipalities`haire been received, and to give on
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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 exeeeding 5i per
centum per annum;
(b) THAT all sums borrowed pursuant to the authority
of this Resolution, ibr 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;
(c) THAT the Secretary- Treasurer and /or Deputy - Treasurer
is 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) Appointment of Auditors:
THAT Clarkson, Gordon & Company be re- appointed as
Auditors of the Authority for the year 1963;
(3) Appointment of Solicitor:
ThAT D. R. Walkinshaw, Q.C" be re- appointed as Solicitor
to the Authority for the year 1963 and that his retainer
fee be on the same basis as in previous years.
Carried Unanimously.
DETERGENT POLLUTION CONTROL:
A communication and a resolution from the County of Wentworth having regard
to certain pollution problems was pfesented.
Res. #4$7 Moved By :- A. Macdonald
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT : - the Resolution of the County of Wentworth
having regard to certain pollution problems be referred
to the Chairmens° Committee of the Conservation Authorities
for their consideration and joint action;
Carried Unanimously.
HEART LAKE CONSERVATION AREA -- NIGHT SKATING:
A Staff communication was presented suggesting that Night Skating be
permitted at Heart Lake Conservation Area on a trial basis.
Res. #4$$ Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - Evening Skating be permitted at the
Heart Lake Conservation Area on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
evenings from 7 :00 p.m. to 10 :00 p.m., during the skating
season, and same to be subject to the following conditions:
(a) That the regular Parking Charges apply;
(b) That the North Wing of the Recreation Building be made
available for reservation by groups wishing to conduct
group activities in connection with skating, on - -the same
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Carried Unanimously.
FIRE PROTECTION - PIONEER VILLAGE - BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA:
Further to direction from the Executive Committee a Staff report
concerning fire protection' at the Black Creek Conservation Area and
the Pioneer Village was presented and considered in detail.
Res. #4$9 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff Report on Fire Protection
at the Pioneer Village and Black Creek Conservation Area
be received, and that the recommendations contained therein
and set forth herein be adopted:
(a) That provision be made in the 1963 Pioneer Village
Budget for an alarm system as described in the
January 1961 report of Mr. T. George;
'(b) That when Municipal Water and Municipal Sanitary
Sewers are available in the Village area, that
connections be made with the Systems for the purposes
of fire protection, irrigation, washrooms and
other domestic uses;
(c) That Budget provision be made for oil -fired heating
units in the Village buildings requiring heat, as
outlined in the Staff Report, as soon as possible;
(d) That a fire escape be provided for the upper floor
of the Workshop Building at the South end;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT F -1 -- CLAIREVILLE DAM & RESERVOIR -- MODEL STUDY:
Communications were presented from James F. MacLaren Limited advising
that the cost of the Model Study carried out by the H.E.P.C. of Ontario
in connection with the Claireville Dam exceeded the estimated cost by.
a considerable degree.
Res. #490 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT:- James F. MacLaren Limited be directed
to negotiate the lowest possible settlement with the
H.E.P.C. in connection with the work done on the
Claireville Dam model studies;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -2 -- BLACK CREEK - EXTRA WORK ORDER #12:
Res. #491 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Secretary-Treasurer be authorized to
issue Extra Work Order #12, for work outlined in the
January 16th, 1963, letter from James F. MacLaten Limited,
resulting in a reduction of the contract of $75$.'40;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT B -1 - BLACK CREEKS STEELES AVE. TO SHEPPARD AVE. - PRELIMINARY
PROPERTY FLAN:
The Staff presented a Preliminary Property Plan outlining the Flood Plain
and Conservation Lands proposed for acquisition under the Plan for Flood
Control and Water Conservation
Res. #492 Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
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Seconded By:- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT:- the Preliminary Property Plan dated November,
1962, for the acquisition of Valley Lands in the Black Creek
between Sheppard Avenue and Steeles Avenue be approved
as presented; and in this connection, that the following
action be taken:
(a) That the Plan be submitted to the Conservation Authorities
Branch of the Department of Lands and Forests, for
approval;
(b) That when the necessary approval has been received, the
Staff be authorized to proceed with the acquisition of
thesdslands under the provisions of The Conservation
Authorities Act;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P -10 HIGHLAND CREEK FLOOD PLAIN LANDS - GLEN -ROUGE PARKS LTD.:
A communication from Glen -Rouge Parks Limited having reference to certain
lands in the Township of Scarborough known as Glen -Rouge Park was
presented. The matter was discussed in some detail.
Res. #493 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Authority not proceed with the acquisition
of Glen -Rouge Park at this time unless the owners adopt
a more realistic approach to their evaluation of the
property;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Chairman so advise
the owners;
Carried Unanimously.
BRAMPTON SEWAGE WORKS.-- PROPOSED EXTENSION:
A communication from the Township of Toronto requesting that the Authority
oppose the extension of the Brampton Sewage Disposal Plant, together
with a Staff report on the matter, were presented. The matter was
considered in some detail.
Res. #494 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the application by the Town of Brampton and
Township of Chinguacousy to extend the Brampton Sewage
Treatment Plant to include an additional three million
gallons per day capacity be not opposed by the Authority
as requested by the Township of Toronto, providing that
a sewage treatment operation producing an effluent consistent-
ly low in bacterial contamination (less than 2400 coliforms
per mis. M.P.N.) and moderate in B.O.D. content (less than
6ppm) is implemented;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Ontario Water Resources
Commission be requested to co- operate with the Township
of Toronto, Town of Brampton, and Township of Chinguacousy
to prepare an over -all plan for sewage disposal from the
Etobicoke Creek watershed, and in so doing, the possibilities
of producing high gaality treatment (effluent consistently
less than 2400 coliforms per 100 mis• M.P.N. and less than
6 ppm B.O.D.) with provision for overflow storage and subsequent
treatment at upstream plants in order to maintain Etobicoke
Creek in a satisfactory flowing condition;
Carried Unanimously.
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PROJECT P.B.A. -- HUMBER FLOOD PLAIN LAND - LAND ACQUISITION:
-Res. #495 Moved By :- A. Macdonald
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of the following lands:
(a) Approximately 0.127 acres of land more -or -less and all
improvements contained thereon from A. and E. Leslie,
being Part of Lot 16, Concession "DQ', FH, Township of
Etobicoke, County of York, at the price stated in the
Option to Purchase dated January 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;
(b) The lands owned by the - Canning Estate in accordance with
the provisions of the Conservation Authorities Act,
said lands involved being Part of Lot 16, Concession
"D" FH, Township of Etobicoke, County of York, contain-
ing 0.313 acres of vacant land more -or -less;
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -11 - HUMBER RIVER - ST. JOHN'S CEMETERY:
Res. #496 Moved By :- A. Macdonald
Seconded By :- R. L. Nesbitt
RESOLVED THAT : - the Secretary-Treasurer be authorized
to complete the acquisition of the lands owned by St. John's
Cemetery, being Part of Lot 3, Concession V, WYS, Township
of York, County of York, and Part I on Plan R -309, Land
Titles, containing 7.226 acres of vacant land, more -or -less,
at the purchase price stated in the Agreement dated
January 28th, 1963, plus - adjustments, disbursements-and
legal fees, and further subject to a Certificate of •Inspecttion
being issued by the Minister of Lands and Forests;
Carried Unanimously.
BUILDING DEMOLITION:
Res. #497 Moved By :- C. Sauriol
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to take whatever
steps necessary for the demolition and removal of the Bruce
house and farm buildings situate on the Bruce property being
Part of Lot 34, Concession V, Township of Markham, and
located in the Bruce's Mill Conservation Area;
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #498 Moved By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By :- A. Macdonald
RESOLVED THAT : - the Staff be authorized to take whatever
steps necessary for the demolition and removal of the Gadoutsis
house situate on the Gadoutsis property, being Part of Lot 2i,
Concession V, Township of Albion, and located in the Albion
Hills Conservation Area;
Carried Unanimously.
PROJECT P.9 _ DON RIVER FLOOD PLAIN LAND = HEBREW MEN OF ENGLAND:
A further communication was presented from Moscoe & Moscoe, Solicitors
for the Hebrew Men of England, again requating consideration of financial
assistance towards the construction of a retaining wall which was completed
some time ago on their property located on the East side of Bathurst
Street in the Township of North York.
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Res. #499 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- F. A. Wade
RESOLVED THAT:- the Chairman advise Moscoe & Moscoe, solicitor
for the Hebrew Men of England, that the Authority is unable
to make any financial contribution to the works carried out
by the Congregation;
Carried Unanimously.
AUTHORITY MEMBERS TREE PLANTATION:
Res. #500 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT:- members of the Authority meet on a designated
day during Forest Conservation Week for the purpose of
planting trees on the proposed Authority Members? Plantation
at the Bruce?s Mill Conservation Area; and further in this
connection, that the following be a Sub - Committee to make
the necessary arrangements:
Messrs. Nesbitt, Purcell, Sauriol, Wade;
Carried Unanimously.
PARTIAL SETTLEMENT RE EXPROPRIATIONS:
Res. #501 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
RESOLVED THAT:- an advance payment in connection with
certain Expropriations be made as follows:
(a) Project F -11 - Woodbridge Cnannel Improvements - Sinai
Day Camp Limited -- $52,996.31;
(b) Project F -7 - Finch Reservoir - Mary Phyllis Love -
$10,000.00;
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:- the Solicitor for the
Authority be authorized to pay over the funds to the owners
or to whomsoever is found to be entrusted to receive same
and that proper Agreements be obtained in protection of
the Authority?s rights and interests.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:15 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary-Treasurer