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HomeMy WebLinkAboutConservation Areas Advisory Board 1962etropoCiEan aronto and Ieeion Coervation, Jugority MINUTBS D -1 Conservation Areas Advisory Board Monday, March 26, 1962 No. 1 The Conservation Areas Advisory Board met in the Board Room at 17 Mill Street, on Monday, March 26th, 1962, commencing at 2 :30 p.m. PRESENT WERE: Authority Chairman Conservation A.B. Chairman Vice - Chairman Members Secretary- Treasurer Conservation Areas Tech. Asst. Dr. G. Ross Lord C. Sauriol Dr. F. H. Van Nostrant C. Clifford C. E. Conroy K. C. Dalglish J. N. Duncan Mrs. J. A. Gardner H. S. Honsberger Mrs. G. Klinck P. F. Sheehan J. D. Thomas C. R. Wardlaw F. L. Lunn P. B. Flood MINUTES: The Minutes of Meeting No. 3/61 were presented. RES. #1 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger Seconded By:- J. N. Duncan RESOLVED THAT:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 3/61 be adopted as if read. Carried Unanimously. DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME: The Staff presented the 1962 Development Programme including that work proposed for the Cold Creek Area prior to the Official Opening. RES. #2 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger Seconded By:- K. C. Dalglish THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: - the Staff be authorized to proceed with the 1962 Conservation Area Development Programme as outlined in the Budget. Adopted Unanimously. REFER TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REVIEW OF LAND ACQUISITION PROGRAMME: The Staff presented a review of the Land acquisition Development Programme for the year. Res. #3 i''Ioved By:- H. S. Honsberger Seconded By:- Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT:- Scheme C.A.-24 - Acquisition and Development of Bond LaIe be resubmitted to the Minister of Lands and Forests for his consideration and approval. Adopted Unanimously. REFER TO THE EXECUTIVE COI IITTEE D -2 - 2 - SUBMISSION FROM THE FEDERATION OF ONTARIO NATURALISTS RE DUFFIN MARSH: The Chairman presented a communication from the Federation of Ontario Naturalists requesting that the Lower Duffin Creek Marsh be truly preserved as a Conservation Area. The Secretary was instructed to advise the Federation of Ontario Naturalists of the action taken by the Authority. ADJOURNMENT: On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 4:20 p.m. C. S uriol Chairman F. L. Lunn Secretary- Treasurer ?e1ropo11an 5oronto and /eeion Coniepuation. ..,/FfuEhoriEy MINUTES D Conservation Areas Advisory Board Thurs. Septeriber 27, 1962 No. The Conservation Areas Advisory Board met in the Board Room at 17 Mill Streets on Thursday, September 27th, 1962, commencing at 2:00 p.rn. PRESENT WERE: Authority Chairman Advisory Bd. Chairman Vice - Chairman Members Ref. & L.U. Chairman Secretary - Treasurer Dir. of Operations Conservation Areas Administrator Dr. G. Ross Lord C. Sauriol Dr. F. H. Van Nostran J. W. Bradstock M. J. Breen C. Clifford C. E. Conroy K. C. Dalglish W. Dennison J. N. Duncan Mrs. J. A. Gardner Mrs. G. Klinck Mb's. M. W. Lister Major A. 1. Mackenzie J. D. Thomas C. R. Wardlaw W. H. Westney R. L. Nesbitt F. L. Lunn E. F. Sutter W. A. McLean d MINUTES: The Minutes of Meeting No. 1/62 were presented. Res. #4 Moved By :- C. Clifford Seconded By :- J. D. Thomas RESOLVED THAT : - the Minutes of Meeting No. 1/62 be adopted as if read. Carried Unanimously. STAFF PROGRESS REPORT: Mr. McLean presented the Staff Progress Report which was discussed in detail. Res. #5 Moved By :- C. R. Wardlaw Seconded By:- W. H. Westney RESOLVED THAT ; - the Staff Progress Report as appended as Schedule uflH of Executive Meeting No. 15/62, be received and approved. Carried Unanimously. LAND ACQUISITION REPORT: The Staff presented a comprehensive Land Acquisition Report which was considered in detail. Res. #6 Moved By:- C. E. Conroy Seconded By :- J. N. Duncan RESOLVED THAT : - the Land Acquisition Report be D -4 - 2 - received and appended as Schedule "A" of these Minutes. Carried Unanimously. SCHEME C.A. -34 -- GLEN MAJOR AREA - EXTENSION: The Staff presented a report of a proposed extension to the Glen Major Conservation Area and advised that Options had been obtained on all the land required. Res. #7 Moved By:- Mrs. M. W. Lister Seconded By:- K. C. Dalglish THE BOARD RECOI7n4ENDS THAT:- Scheme C.A.-34 -- "A Scheme for the Extension of the Glen Major Conservation Areas' 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 this 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. Carried Unanimously. CLAREMONT CONSERVATION AREA -- GRIST MILL: A Staff communication was presented advising that it may be possible to make use of the Mill situated at the Claremont Conservation Area by locating it in the Pioneer Village, Black Creek Conservation Area, and suggesting that the building be made available to tine Historical Sites Advisory Board for this purpose, if required. Res. #$ Moved By:- K. C. Dalglish Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner RESOLVED THAT:- the Mill located at the Claremont Coneervation Area be made available to the Historical Sites Advisory Board for restoration at the Pioneer Village, Black Creek Conservation Area, if so desired. Carried Unanimously. PROPOSED WHITEVALE POND AREA: Some discussion took place with regard to the possibility of acquiring land in the Whitevale -Dixie area on Duffins Creek. Res. Moved By:- Mils J. A. Gardner Seconded By:- C. R. Wardlaw RESOLVED THAT : - any action in connection with the propos- ed Whitevale -Dixie Conservation Area be deferred pending the Engineering Study of the-Duffins Creek Watershed presently being carried out by R. K. Kilborn Associates, .consulting engineers. Carried Unanimously. ADDITIONAL PROPOSED LAND ACQUISITION: A general discussion of proposed future land acquisitions took place and it was felt that for the present any action be deferred. The Meeting adjourned at 4:30 p.m. C Saaurini, Chairman F. L. Lunn; Sect. Trews. Item #3 D 5 TO: The Conservation Areas Advisory Board RE: CONSERVATION AREAS L,�ND ACQUISITION PROGRA:gi']E In 1959 this Advisory Board adopted a programme of land acquisition scheduled over a period of three years. 1962 was the year in which the programme was to be completed. Under the plan it was proposed to acquire approximately 1;580 acres of Conservation Area land, extending seven existing Conservation Areas, and establishing one new Area. Of the acreage proposed for acquisition, 1278 acres were acquired, and an additional 555 acres are to be proposed for acquisition this year. The data in the following table summarizes the progress of the programme CONSERVATION AREAS LAND ACQUISITION PROGRAMME 1959 -1962 J ACRES OWNED CONSERVATION AREA 1959 1960 ;961 1962 Albion Hills 710 720 772 936 Black Creek 85 85 85 118 Edmund Boyd 960 S75 1024 1171 Bruces dill - - 170 170 Cold Creek 252 354 354 440 Glen Haffy 457 457 479 681 Greenwood 576 735 802 802 Heart Lake 246 246 246 246 AREAS NOT INCLUDED IN PROGRAPME Cedar Mills 1 Claremont 399 Glen Major 67 Humber Trails 49 Oak Bank Wildlife Area 7 Uxbridge 9) TOTAL 5,180 Not all of the land acquired during the 3-year period was scheduled in the original plan. The Bruces Mill Conservation Area (270 acres) and the Colquette property at Glen Haffy (185 acres) were the two major deviations from the original plan. Several properties which were proposed for acquisition have not yet been acquired, and of necessity have been postponed to future years. The data in the following table indicates the acreages proposed for acquisition in each Conservation Arec that are yet to be acquired: D -6 2 LAND IN ACQUISITION PROGRAMME YET TO BE ACQUIRED Acreage Yet To Conservation Area Be Acquired Albion 200 acres Boyd 200 acres * Greenwood 50 Heart Lake 105 TOTAL 555 * Includes a larger acreage than was originally planned. Schemes for the acquisition of these remainir ; lands, for consideration by this Board, will be submitted at a future meeting. W. A. McLean September 25, 1962 Conservation Areas Administrator Metropolitan Joronto and Region, Con�ruation, AithoNitr� MINUTES D -7 Conservation Areas Advisory Board Thurs. January 10/63 #3/62 The Conservation Areas Advisory Board met in the Board Room at 17 Mill Street on Thursday, January 10th, 1963, commencing at 2:00 p.m. PRESENT WERE: Authority Chairman Advisory Board Chairman Vice - Chairman Members Director of Operations Secretary-Treasurer Conservation Areas Administr. Conservation Services Admin. Conservation Areas. Tech. Asst. MINUTES: Dr. G. Ross Lord C. Sauriol Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand C. Clifford C. E. Conroy K. C. Dalglish J. N. Duncan H. S. Honsberger Mrs. G. Klinck Mrs. M. W. Lister A. A. Mackenzie P. F. Sheehan J. D. Thomas C. R. Wardlaw W. H. Westney K. G. Higgs F. L. Lunn W. MIcLean ii. Johnson P. B. Flood. The I'Linutes of Meeting No 2/62 were presented. Res x'10 Moved By:- H. S. Hmsberger Seconded By:- Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand RESOLVED THAT:- the I'Iinutes of Meeting No. 2/62 be adopted as if read. Carrimd Unanimously. STAFF PROGRESS REPORT: Rea. ,7-11 Movei By:- J. N. Duncan Seconded By:- P. F. Sheehan RESOLVED THAT:- the Staff Progress Report as presented, be received; Carried Unanimously. ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION AREA -- MASTER PLAN! Res r„`-'12 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger Seconded By:- C. Clifford THE BOARD RECD: MENDS THAT:- the Tiiaster Plan for the Albion Hills Conservation Area as appended as Schedule ,-A- of these I• inutes, be received and adopted; Carried Unanimously. D- $ - 2 - BRUCE?S MILL CONSERVATION AREA -- MASTER PLAN: Res. Moved By:- C. R. Wardlaw _ `s Seconded By:- K. C. Dalglish THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT:- the Master Plan for the BruceTs Mill Conservation Area as appended as Schedule "Bif of these Minutes, be received and adopted; Carried Unanimously. WOODBRIDGE FLOOD PLAIN LANDS -- MASTER PLAN: Res._j14 Moved By:- J. N. Duncan Seconded By :- P. F. Sheehan THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT : - the Master Plan for the Woodbridge Flood Plain Lands as appended as Schedule "C" of these Minutes, be received and adopted; Carried Unanimously. COLD_CREEK CONSERVATION AREA - DEVELOPMENT: A Staff Report was presented outlining a proposal from the Avro - Orenda Gun Club with respect to a Skeet Club. Res. ,cam Moved By :- H. S. Honsberger - Seconded 3y :- Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT:- 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; Carried Unanimously. CONSERVATION AREAS -- OBTAINING MAXIMTJM POTENTIAL THEREFROM: A communication was presented outlining a portion of the last Finance Sub - Committee Report wherin it was requested that maximum potential be obtained from all Conservation Areas. Res._ X16 Moved By :- P. F. Sheehan Seconded By:- W. H. Westney RESOLVED THAT : - the following be a Sub - Committee to study and report on the matter of the methods of obtaining the maximum potential of all Conservation Areas consistant with the aims and objects of the Authority; Messrs. Dalglish, Clifford, Honsberger, and Mrs. M. W. Lister SAND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT : - the said Sub - Committee meet at the residence of H. S. Honsbergerfn Thursday, January 31st, 1963, at the hour of seven cPclock in the evening; Carried Unanimously. SCHEME C.A. -35 . CFA SCHEME FOR THE EXTENSION OF THE ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION AREA: A Staff Report was presented outlining proposals for the extension of the Albion Hills Conservation Area: Res. #17 Moved By:- , H. Westney Seconded By :- J. N. Duncan THE BOARD RECORD -TENDS THAT:- Scheme C.A.-35 -- Cpl► D -9 - 3 - Scheme for the Extension of the Albion Hills Conservation Conservation Area's be adopted; and further in this connection, that the following action be taken: (a) THAT all member municipalities he designated ss benefitting; (b) THAT the Minister of Lands and Forests be requested to approve this 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; Carried Unanimously. SCHEME C.;. -21 -- "A SCHEME FOR THE EXTENSION OF THE HEART LAKE CONSERVATION AREA: Res. #1$ Moved By:- K. C. Dalglish Seconded By:- J. N. Duncan THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT:- Scheme C.b. -21 -- "A" 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: (a) THAT all member municipalities be designated as benefitting; (b) THAT the Minister of Lands and Forests be requested to approve this 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; Carried Unanimously. 1963 BUDGET ESTIPIATES The 1963 Budget Estimates were presented to the Meeting. Res. #19 Moved By :- K. C. Dalglish Seconded By :- J. N. Duncan THE BOARD RECO :' vIENDS THAT:- the 1963 Budget Estimates as appended as Schedule 'D,c of these Minutes, be received and adopted; Carried Unanimously. ST. GEORGE'S LAKE AREA: Res. •'20 Moved By:- Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger THE BOARD RECOPMNDS THAT:- the Staff be directed to investigate the possibility of acquiring Parts of Lots 6 and 7, Concession II, Whitchurch Twp., as a Conservation Area; Carried Unanimously. D• -10 4- .aDJOURNMFPIT On notion, the P,iesting adjourned at 5:00 p.m. C. Sauriol F. L. Lunn Chairman Secretary - Treasurer SCHEDULE „A,? D -11 ALBION HILLS CONSERVATION AREA MASTER PLAN (a) OBJECTIVES: The consistently heavy use of the Albion Hills Conservation Area, both Summer and Winter, together with the addition of several hundred acres of land over the past three years, has necessitated the formalizing of a Master Plan by which the development of the Area can be directed. The objectives of the Plan are to make effective use of the new land and to improve existing developments to cope with the high volumes of traffic. (b) PARKING: As has been done in other Conservation Areas, it is recommended that the policy of establishing controlled Parking Areas be continued and that these he located as shown on the Plan. (c) ROADS: It is recommended that the existing dual system of combined one -way and two -way roads be eliminated, and that all roads be made suitably for two -way traffic. In order to gain access to the recently acquired Kleinburg property, it is recommended that the existing Group Camp Site Road be extended across the Humber River to a location in the vicinity of the Winter Sports Area as indicated on the Plan, and that suitable land in this area be developed as Picnic Areas. It is further recommended that tie Conservation School Road be linked with the Main Road of the Area, as indicated on the Plan, (d) CONSERVATION SCHOOL FARM: It is recommended that the lands at the West end of the Albion Hills Conservation Area designated on the map as «Agricultural.: be developed as a farm to operate in conjunction with the Conservation School. The objective in this development is to create a farm typical of a single - family operation, with the emphasis on raising beef. This proposal has been developed on the advice of the Ontario who were invited to examine the suitability tf the land for farming. In the past it has been the practice of the Conservation School students to visit neighbouring farms for their Agricultural studies, brt it is felt that with the School operating daily thr -iughout the entire year that this practice would become an imposition on local farmers. It is therefore deemed necessary for the Authority to operate its own farm. The development of this land for farming will involve the fencing of fields, the construct- ion of a pole barn, the renovation of an existing barn, the renovat- ion of the farm residence, and the purchase of basic farm equipment. (e) RELOCATION OF THE ENTRANCE: The Authority has been advised by the Ontario Department of Highways that Highway No 50 will be straightened in the vicinity of the Albion Hills Conservation Area -- the new right -of -way to be located as indicated on the Plan. This change will necessitate the relocating of the hreays Entrance facilities. It is proposed that these be located as shown on the Plan. (f) WINTER SPORTS AREA: The existing Winter Sports Area affords excellent opportunities for skiing, tobogganing and sledding. It is recommended that the further development of this Area include the installation of a ski -tow, the development of ski trails on the newly acquired Kleinburg property, the development of a skating rink, and the construction of warming facilities. D -12 - 2 (g) SWIMMING AREA: Temporary Refreshment and Change facilities have been provided on the Beach Arsa, and it is recommended that permanent facilities of this kind be provided. (h) WATER DISTRIBUTION: A major problem in the Albion Hills Area is the provision of water for domestic purposes. Because of the sandy soil conditions and the amount of water that is required, conventional wells have not proved to be a satisfactory water supply. It is recommended that an engineering study be undertaken for the purpose of designing a water distribution system for the whole Area in order to provide water in sufficient volume and at sufficient pressure to satisfy the needs of the Area. (i) AGRICULTURAL LAND: It is recommended that those lands on the East side of the Albion Hills Conservation Area designated as Agricultural land be used as Agricultural Demonstration Land, and that they be leased for farming according to the terms of an Agreement which stipulates the Conservation practices to be employed. Those projects in the Master Plan which are recommended for 1963 are indicated in the 1963 Budget proposals. January 8th, 1963 W. A. McLean Conservation Areas Administrator SCHEDULL "B" BRUCL'S MILL CONS_,AVATION ARLA MASTLR PLAN D -13 (a) OBJECTIVES: The objectives of the master plan for the development of the Bruce': Mill Conservation Area are to create an tirea consistent with established Authority policy for use by the public for the purposes of education and recreation. Since it is unlikely that sufficient development will be carried out in one year to make the Area ready for public use, it is recommended that portions of the Area be giver temporary management for agriculture. These areas are indicated on the plan. (b) PARICING AREAS: It is recommended that controlled parking areas be developed in the Bruce's Mill Conservation Area, as shown on the plan. Three major areas are recommended; one to serve the picnic and nature trail area; one to serve the proposed beach area; and one to serve the proposed restored mill. (c) ROADS: It is recommended that the entrance to the Bruce's Mill Conserva- tion area be off the Gormley sideroad. Since clear vision is necessary for the safety of vehicles entering and leaving the Area, and since the Gormley sideroad where it borders the area has several steep grades, the point of entry as shown on the plan is recommended as being the safest possible. It is further recommended that the Area access road be located as shown on the plan. In this location one bridge crossing and several culverts will be required. The access road should accommodate two way traffic and be of standard design for 15 miles per hour. (d) Rr,FORLSTATION: Due to the open nature of the topography, it is recommended that border zones as indicated on the plan be planted. It is further recommended that the abandoned gravel pit be given a vegetative cover as required. (e) NATURE TRAIL: It is recommended that a nature trail be provided in the tirea and that this be located as shown on the plan, starting on the east side of the pond and crossing to the north end of the pond into the adjacent woodland and circling back to the starting point. (f) MILL POND: It is recommended that engineers be engaged to design a dam for restoring and increasing the depth of the former mill pond in such a manner that it will be suitable for swimming. Preliminary investigations indicate that the swimming area would be most suit- ably located on the west side of the pond. PICNIC .RLAS : (g) It is recommended that picnic area be developed on locations as shown on the plan. D -14 -2-- (h) THE MILL: It is recommended that an architect be engaged to draw plans for the restoration of the mill to an operating condition and to make it suitable for public visitation. (i) SERVICES: It is recommended that the following services: change house; refreshments; workshop, and water, be provided as indicated on the plan. (j) A.UTHURITY A,iViBERS PLANTING: It is recommended that an acreage near the entrance to the Bruce's Idil Conservation area be set aside for the planting of trees by Authority members. It is further recommended that each year members of the Authority on a designated day visit the Bruce's i'iill Conservation area and each plant a tree. These trees would form a part of the entrance landscape. The 1963 development is indicated in the 1963 budget proposals. w. A. mcLean Conservation Areas Administrator SCHEDULE "C" WOUDBRIDGE FLOOD PLAIN LANDS MASTER PLAN D -15 (a) OBJECTIVES: This is the first of several master plans which will be presented to this Board for projects which have been initiated under the Plan for Flood Control and Water Conservation. The lands involved in this project were acquired in connection with the Woodbridge channelization and consist of 93 acres within the bounds of the Village of "oodbridge. Of this acreame, 17 were used for the channel itself; 3 for the relocation of Weston Road; leaving 73 acres for development. The objective of this master plan is to provide for the develop- ment of the flood plain lands consistent with the established policies pi the Authority for use by the public for purposes of recreation and education. Because these lands are within the bounds of the Village of Woodbridge, it is expected they will have an important effect on the recrbational pattern of Woodbridge; thus the development mi:ht be suitably oriented towards the Village without destroying recreation opportunities for visitors from greater distances. (b) EXISTING SThUCTUhES: The only structures on this land are the existing Lions Den owned by the Authority, a 20'x40' swimming pool with a plywood faced change house, and a large barn with vertical siding that has been restored for summer day camp use. (c) PRO?OSLD DLVi+,LVP14ENT : It is recommended that the swimming pool, due to its small size and poor location, be removed, together with the change house. By making minor alterations the restored barn could be used as a pavilion. It is recommended that these alterations be made. It is recommended that an access road to the area be constructed east of the bridge on T!eston Road as indicated on the plan, and that this road terminate in a parking area in the vicinity of the pavilion. In the vicinity of the pavilion and parking area, a play and picnic area is recommended. On the high bank north of the pavilion a natural vantage point looking out over the channel work is available, and here a small look -out shelter could be built. This section would be the main use area of the flood plain lands. South and east of the channel along the new 1'ieston Road there is a large open area which requires grassing and landscape planting. At the extreme south end of this portion, a baseball diamond in the vicinity of the Village arena could be constructed. The area west of the channel between #7 highway and Pine Street is accessible only to pedestrian traffic and requires a minimum of development. A large block of land west of Clarence Street at the northern section of the channel, being accessible only by Village residential streets, should be held for future development, to be used for recreation only if use pressures demand it. W. A. ivicLean Conservation !Areas ,administrator D -16 SCHEDULE ',D" CONSERVATION AREAS ACCT GENERAL ADMINISTRATION CONSERVATION AREAS MACHINERY LI EQUIPMENT Item 1963 1962 TOTAL TOTAL A -22 Tools & Equipment 2 rack Pumps (Nursery) 60. 1 Table Saw (Nursery) 90. Miscellaneous Equipment 500. (Construction & Trades) 2 Chain Saws (Greenwood & Cold Cr) 400. 1 Chain Sharpener 15. 1 wa j ax Tree Mark Gun (Nursery) 4n. 1 Block Plane (Trades) 95. 1 Cement Mixer (Trades) 135. 1 Set Monitor Earphones (Trades) 40. 1 Set Wheels & Carriage for Generator (Trades) 200. 1 .4" Electric Drill (Construction) 175. 1 set Steel Drills 3/160'X3/4' (const) 50. 1 Sabre Saw (Construction 225. 1 Stanley Mitre Box & Saw (Construct) 85. 1 3A Electric Sander (Construction) 100. 4 Darn Jacks (Construction) 60. 2.2n, ' ' .` 1 Floor Scrubber R Vacuum (H.Lake) 350. 2620. 4615. A-23 Vehicles 1 1 -ton 4- -Wheel Drive w /trade (Gnwd) 3000. 1 4 -ton Pick -Up (Nursery) 3000. 1 Work Bull Tractor w /Front End loader and Backhoe (Nursery) 4200. 1 #35 Tractor (Brucevs :'Mill) 2900. 1 #35 Tractor (Glen Haffy & Albzbn) 2900. 1 #35 Tractor (Wdbge Flood Plain) 2900. 18900. 1480. A -24 Machinery 1 Cultivator (Nursery) 100. 1 Tag -Along Float (Nursery) 1100. 1 Food Mixer (Glen Haffy) 500. 1 Seed Drill (Doyd) 1000. 1 Live Power Take -off (i#35 Trtor - Boyd) 500. 1 Drag Harrows 90. • 1 Sickle Bar Mower (Brucevs Mill) 550. 1 Farm Wagon (Brucevs Mill) 500. 1 64 Mott Lower (Wdeg. Flood Plain) 750. 1 Tractor Blade (Cold Creek) 238. 1 Blade for Truck (Glen Haffy) 600. 5928. 3995. A -•91 Conservation Areas Equipment 10 Outhouses 2000. 10 Benches 150. 125 Garbage Containers ) 6 Wire Garbage Containers) 700. 15 Fireplaces 450. 150 Picnic Tables (Varnish) 3210. Signs 1200. 7710. 9186. D..17 - 2 - CAPITAL EXPENDITURES NON 1963 1962 ACCT. LABOUR LABOUR TOTAL TOTAL C2C HEART LAKE DEVELOPMENT: MATERIALS SUPPLIES & CONT. TREE & WILDLIFE PLANTINGS 1. Reforestation 30. 10. 40. 2: Wildlife Shrubs 1$0. 560. 740. 3. Landscape Trees 235. 595. 830. GROUND DEVELOP]7EPJT 4. Seed, Sod and Fertilizer 565. 550. 1115. 5. Nature Trail 500. - 500. 1065. 550. 1615. ROAD CONSTRUCTION 6. SLirface Road - 1500. 1500. 7. Surfacing Parking Lots #3 & #4 -- 2600. 2600. $. Surace Parking Lot #1 - 10000. 10000. - 14100. 14100. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 9. House No. 2 200. 300. 500. 10. Recreation Building Addition - 20000. 20000. 11. Refreshment Booth 50. 25. 75. 250. 20325. 20575. RIVER, LAKE & STREAM IMPROVEMENTS 12. Beach Extension 100. 400. 500. 13, Beach Facilities 400. 3300. 3700. GENERAL DEVELOPMENT 500. 3700. 4200. 1.. General Development - 2000. 2000. LABOUR & INTEREST 17950. - 17950. TOTAL 20000. 41270. 61270. 54126. C6C ALBION HILLS DEVELOPMENT: MATERIALS, SUPPLIES & CONT. TREE & WILDLIFE PLANTINGS 1. Reforestation 2. ildlife Shrubs 3. Landscape Trees 4. Arboretum GROUND IMPROVEME1''T 450. 250. 700. 495. 14$5. 1980. 50. 45. 95. 250. 250. 500. 1245. 2030. 3275. 5. Seed, Sod & Fertilizer 100. 550. 650. D• -1$ - 3 NON 1963 1962 ,CCT, LABOUR LABOUR TOTAL TOTAL 6. Fencing 1500. 500. 2000. 7. Farm Operation 750. 600. 1350. 8. Grassed Waterway 100. 50. 150. 9. Establish Well 300. 1200. 1500. 10. Water System - Enginearing - 2000. 2000. 2750. 4900. 7650. ROAD CONSTRUCTION 11. Road Widening - 5000. 5000. 12. Road Extension - 3000. 3000. 13. Parking Lots 12000. 12000. 14. Road Surfacing 5000. 5000. 15. Holdback on Bridge - 1092. 1092. 26092. 26092. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 16, ?louse No. 1 200. 300. 500. T7. House No. 3 600. 400. 1000. 1$, Farm Service Buildings 300. - 300. 19. Restore Service Building 1000. 1000. 2000. 20. Construct Service Building 250. 2500. 2750. 21. Nature Trail Display 500. 500. 1000. 22. Refreshment Booth 575. 400. 975. 23. Complete Implement Shed 300. 400. 700. RIVER, LAKE & STRE,dI IPA'. 24. Stream Improvement 25. Beach Improvement 3725. 5500. 9225. 650. 400. 1050. 50. 150. 200. 700. 550. 1250. GENERAL D EVEL O PP DENT 26. General Developi nt - 2500. 2500. LABOUR & INTEREST 16190. - 16190. TOTAL 24610. 39072. 63682. 72207. C70 COLD CREEK DEVELOPMENT: MATERIALS, SUPPLIES & CONT. TREE & WILDLIFE PLANTINGS • Reforestation 300. 160. 460. 2. Wildlife Shrubs 275. 540. $15. • Landscape Trees 110. 1 0. 250. 685. $40. 1525. GROUND DEVELOPMENT 4. Seed, Sod Ls Fertilizer 100. 500. 600. 5. Fencing 250. 390. 640. 6. Range Improvement 500. 330. $30. $50. 1220. 2070. - 4 - D -19 • NON 1963 1962 ACCT. LABOUR LABOUR, TOTAL TOTAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION 7. Road Extension - 3000. 3000. 8, Road Surfacing 2$00. 2$00. 5$00. 5$00. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 9. Skeet Range Equipment 500. 3000. 3500. 10. Two Range Huts 300. 300. 600. $00. 3300. 4100. GENERAL DEVELOPMENT 11. General Development LABOUR & INTEREST TOTAL C$C BOYD DEVELOPMENT: •MATERIALS, SUPPLIES ,& CONT. TREE & WILDLIFE PLANTINGS 1. Reforestation 2. Wildlife Shrubs 3. Landscape Trees 1600. 1600. $423-. - - $423. 10758: 12760. 23518. 34462. 600. -.340. 940. 450. 900. 1350. 30. 40. 70. 10$0. 12$0. 2360. . GROUND DEVELOPMENT 4. Seed, Sod and Fertilizer 100.. 400. 500. 5. Farm Operation 1000. $00. 1$00. 1100. 1200. 2300. ROAD CONSTRUCTION 6. Surface Parking Areas - . 7000. 7000. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 7. Construct Service Building $000. $000. 16000. RIVER, LAKE & STREAM IMPROVEIENT $. Channel Improvement 5000. 10000.. 15000. 9. Beach Improvement - 500. 500. 5000. 10500. 15500. GENERAL DEVELOPMENT: 10. General ,Development - 3000. 3000. LABOUR & INTEREST 7311. - 7311. TOTAL 22491. 30980. 43471. 60261. D -20 - 5 NON 1963 1962 ACCT., LABOUR LABOUR TOTAL .1 OT:,L C12C UXBRIDGE: MATERIALS, SUPPLIES C: CONT. TREE & WILDLIFE PLANTINGS 1. Wildlife Shrubs 75. 134. 209. LABOUR & INTEREST 1200. - 1200. TOTAL 1275. 134. 1409. 446. C13C GLEN RAF FY DEVELOPI.IITTT ° MATERIALS) SUPPLIES & CONT. REFORESTATION & ?-WILDLIFE PLANTINGS 1. Reforestation 460. 230. 690. 2. Wildlife Shrubs 1$0. 360. 540. 3. Landscape Trees 60. $0. 140. 700. 670. 1370. GROUND DEVELOPMENT 4. Seed, Sod & Fertilizer 100. 500. 600. 5. Fencing 400. 500. 900. 6. Establish Three New Wells 500. 2500. 3000. 1000. 3500. 4500. ROAD CONSTRUCTION 7. Road Extension -- 4000. 4000. $. Road Surfacing -- 2000. 2000. 6000. 6000. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 9. Workshop Heating 150. 50. 200,. RIVER, LAKE & STREAM IMPROVEMENTS 10. Construct Fishing rocks 300. 450. 750. GENERAL DEVELOPIiEN" 11. General Development - 1900. 1900. LABOUR INTEREST 13177. - 13177. TOTAL 1)327. 12570. 27897. 32689. C14C GREENWOOD DEVELOPT'ENT: IiATERIALS, SUPPLIES & CONT. TREE & WILDLIFE PL.",NTINGS 1. Reforestation 40. 10. 50. GROUND II''IPROVEMEN S 2. Seed, Sod and Fertilizer 150. 400. 550. -6 D -21 NON 1963 1962 LJJ3OUR LABOUR TOTAL TOTAL 3. Wnll Improvement:: 100. - 100. 4. Construct New Well - 350. 350. 5. Fencing 600. - 600. $50. 750. 1600. RO-D CONSTRUCTION 6. Ditching - 100. 100. BUILDING CCNSTRJC''ION 7. Complete Refreshment Booth 200. 100. 300. GENER:,L DEVELOP: E \TT 8. General Development - 1700. 1700. LABOUR & INTEREST 10055. - 10055. T0T „L 11145. 2660. 13805. 23633. C15C GLEN ITAJOR ?JL..TERIALS SUPPLIES is CONT. TREE & WILDLIFE PLANTINGS 1 Reforestation 225. 120. 345. 525 C17C HUI''r'ER TILJLS DEVELOPiENT MATERIALS, SUPPLIES ez C0TT. GROUND IMPROVEi'IENT 1, Seed, Sod and Feruilizer 25. 50. 75. 2, Drain 50. 150. 200. 3. Fstablish Well - 500. 500. 75. 700. 775. ROAD CONSTRUCTIONN: 4. Road Surface - 200. 200. 5. Parkin; Lot Extension - 2200. 2200. BIILDING CONSTRUCTION 6. Complete Workshop 7. Checking Station 2400. 2400. 200. 100. 300. 250. 250. 500. 450. 350. $00. itIVER, LAKE & STRE.Z IMPROVE'IENT 8, Stream Improvement 500. 100. 600. GENER„ L DEVELOP?iEN i 9. General Development 300. 300. LABOUR Pc INTEREST 1300. - 1300. 2325. 3850. 6175. 4386. D- 22 7 ACCT. LABOUR 1963 1962 LABOUR L,,BOUR TOLL TOTAL C19C CLAREMONT DEVELOPMENT: P'I „TERI.,LS, &SUPPLIES CONT. TREE WILDLIFE PLANTINGS 1. Reforestation 100, 60. 160, 2. Wildlife Shrubs 450. 900. 1350. 3. Landscape: Trees 20. 50. 70. 570. 1010, 15$0. GROUND DEVEL OPT EINNT 4. Sued, Sod and Fertilizer 300. 900. 1200. 5. Nature Trail 200. - 200. 6, Fencing 200. - 300. $00. 90n. 1700. ROAD CONSTRUCTION 7. Engineer9s Fee $. Road Construction 2160. 2160. 10000. 10000. 12160. 12160. RIVER, LAKE & WATER IIMIPROVEMENTS 9. Stream Improvemais $50. 250. 1100. fENERa DEVELOPMENT 10. General Development - 2000, 2000. L:,BOUR es, INTEREST 9c:30. - 9930. TOT,L 12150. 16320. 28470. 79997. C2$C BLr,CK CREEK DEVELOP'_E1J iL,TERI „LSp SUPPLIES L CONT. TREES & WILDLIFE PL_,NTINGS 1. Reforestation 50. 20. 70. 2. Wildlife Shrubs 125. 225. 350. 3. Landscape Trecs (Nursery Stock) 75. 75. 150. 4. Landscape Trees (Contract) 2000. 2000. 250. 2320. 2570. GROUND DEVELOPI LEYT 5. Farm Operation 6. Seed, Sod and Fertilizer 7. Fencing RO,,D CONSTRUCTION 8. Construct Road BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 9. Refreshment Booth 200. 275. 475. 175. 250. 425. 600. 1200. 1$00. 975. 1725. 2700. 1000. 8000. 9000. 500. 1000. 1500. - 8 - D -23 NON 1963 1962 ACCT. L„ BOUR LABOUR TOTAL TOTAL 10. Improvements, Stong House - 500. 500. 11. Complete No 1 House 3000. 3000. 6000. RIVER,. LAKE & STREAM IMPROVEMENTS 12. Construct Mill Pond 13. Stream Improvement GENERAL DEVELOPMENT 14. General Development LABOUR & INTEREST TOTAL 3500• 4500. 8000. 1500. 8500. 10000. 2 0. 250. 500. 1750. 8750. 10500. 11125. 2600. 2600. - 11125. 18600. 27895. 46495. 36122. C42C BRUCE'S MILL^ PMIATERIALS9 SUPPLIES & CONT. TREE & WILDLIFE PLANTINGS 1. Reforestation 180. 100. 280. GROUND IMPROVEMENT 2. Nature Trail 500. 500. 1000. 3. Seed, Sod and Chemicals 1400. 1450. 2850. 4. Fencing 300. 200. 500. 2200. 2150. 4350. ROAD CONSTRUCTIOIN1 5. Bridge Improvement - 15000. 15000. RIVER LAKE & STREAM IMPROVEMENT 6. Dam Construction - 15000. 15000. GENERAL DEVELOPMENT 7. General Development 02000. 1000. LABOUR & INTEREST 5900. - 5000. TOTAL 7380. 33250. 406304 599. C4'/C PALGRAVE: 'ATERIALS, SUPPLIES t& CONT. TTi E & WILDLIFE PLANTINGS 1. Reforestation 2. Wildlife Shrubs 3 , GROUND DEVELOPI'IIENT ' rt:,',.__ eh 1'Tell 300. 155. 455. 600. 1590. 2190. •:0. 1745. 2645. 100. 1400. 1500. D -24 ,ACCT 9 NON 1963 1962 L::BOUR LABOUR TOTAL TOT.,L 4. Seed, Sod, Chemicals - 500. 500. 100. 1900. 2000. R0 /0 CONSTRUCTION 5. Surface Road - 3500. 3500. RIVER . LIKE &. STREM . IMPROVEMENTS 6. Construct Pond 500. 4000. 4500. GENER.1L DEVELOPT'TENT 7, General Development -- 300. 300. L.,BOUR & INTEREST 2000. - 2000. T0T.;L 3500. 11445. 14945. 12768. WOODBRIDGE: MATERI,,LS, SUPPLIES & CONT. 1. Landscape Trees 60. $0. 140. GROUND DEVELOPMENT 2. Erosion Control 1000. 1000. 2000. 3. Fencing 2000. 2000. 4000. 3000. 3000. 6000. ROAD CONSTRUCTION 4. Construct Road - $000. $000. 5. Construct Parkin; Lot - 2000. 2000. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 6. Pavilion 7, Shelter 10000. 10000. 450. 150. 600. 400. $00. 1200. 850. 950. 1$00. GENERAL DEVELOPTIENT $. General Development - 1900. 1900. L1,BOUR &, INTEREST 3303. - 3303. 2213. 15930. 23142.