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MINUTES
Executive Committee Meeting February 10, 1960
No. 1
The Executive Committee met at the Don Valley Golf Club
on Wednesday February 10, commencing at 10.30 a.m.
Present were:
Chairman Dr. G. R. Lord
Vice Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members Mrs. E. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
F. McKechnie
C. R. Purcell
F. H. Van Nostrand
Secretary- Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
P. R. Consultant J. Grimshaw
MINUTES
The minutes of meeting No. 21/59 were presented.
Res. #1 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
That the minutes of meeting No. 21/59 as
presented be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
FOUNDATION REPORT
Mr. Higgs presented a staff report on the establishment of
the Metropolitan Toronto & Region Conservation Foundation.
The matter was discussed.
Res. #2 - Moved by Mrs. E. Gardner
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the staff report on the establishment of
a Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Foundation be received and that the recommendations
contained therein as amended and set forth herein
be adopted.
1. That the :authority consider the establishment of
a Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Foundation as a non - profit corporation similar
to the Art Gallery of Toronto Foundation.
2. That the staff be directed to prepare a brief
outlining the purposes and aims of such a
Foundation.
3. That the solicitor be authorized and directed to
prepare a draft Constitution for such a foundation.
4. That the following be a sub - committee to study
the brief and draft Constitution when prepared
and bring in recommendations -
11. C. Davidson, H. S. Honsberger, Mrs. D. Hague
and Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS
The accounts were presented.
Res. 43 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the accounts in the sum total of Sr108,234.0$
and appended as Schedule 'A' of these minutes be
approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
1960 BUDGET
The 1960 budget as recommended by the 1959 Executive was
presented.
Res. 444 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
The Executive recommends that the 1960 Budget
estimates as presented be adopted as the 1960
Budget of the Authority and further that Scheme
CA 2/60 "A Scheme for the acquisition and development
of Conservation Areas in 1960" be adopted; and that
whereas Section 15, Subsection (f) of The Conservation
Authorities Act (R.S.O. 1952, Chapter 62) provides that
for the carrying out of an approved scheme an Authority
shall have the power to determine the proportion of
total benefit afforded to all municipalities which is
afforded to each of them; the Metropolitan Toronto and
Region Conservation Authority therefore enacts as
follows:
(1) that all member municipalities be designated as
benefitting municipalities for Scheme CA 2/60
(2) that the Authority's share of the cost of
Scheme CA 2/60, as set out in the budget, shall be
raised from all member municipalities as part of
current capital estimates of the annual levy;
(3) that the Secretary - Treasurer be instructed to
advise all municipalities, pursuant to Section 16,
Subeection._l of the Act,. and to levy the said
municipalities the amounts set out in the budget.
Carried Unanimously.
1960 MUNICIPAL LEVY
Res. /i5 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
The Executive recommends that the 1960 Municipal
Levy be on a population basis at .400 per capita.
Carried Unanimously.
ADVISORY BOARDS APPOINTMENTS
Res. 1J6 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by W. C. Davidson
The Executive recommends that the following
Advisory Boards members for 1960 be appointed.
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Conservation Areas
Chairman C. Sauriol
Vice Chairman Dr. F. H. Van Nostrand
Members M. J. Breen
C. E. Conroy
G. Crawford
C. C. Core
K. G. Dalglish
J. N. Duncan
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
W. J. Haggart
H. S. Honsberger
Mrs. G. Klinck
K. Laushway
* Mrs. M. W. Lister
R. Speck
C. R. Wardlaw
W. H. Westney
Flood & Pollution Control
Chairman h. G. Henderson
Vice Chairman K. G. Waters
Members W. H. Brydon
, . M. Campbell
h. E. Jones
C. W. Laycock
W. Leavens
F. McKechnie
E. Reeve
J. S. Scott
C. i.. Tonks
F. 1.. Wade
Historical Sites
Chairman Mrs. D. Hogue
Vice Chairman N. :.. Boylen
Members J. A. Carroll
C. Clifford
* W. Dempsey
J. E. Harper
* Prof. T. F. Mcllwraith
G. h. Mason
Mrs. M. Robinson
Mrs. _.. Walker
Reforestation & Land Use
Chairman J. :.. Bryson
Vice Chairman K. Jennings
Members W. J. 1.gar
• U. M. Cockburn
W. Dennison
* H. L. Fair
C. G. Lemon
• E. Lemon
• J. W. McCullough
x, W. Monaghan
it. L. Nesbitt
J. K. Parker
D. J. itieddington
►.
T. Seedhouse
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Information & Education
Chairman W. S. MacDonnell
Vice - Chairman Mrs. F. Gell
Members * J. D. Coates
* N. Garriock
H. M. Griggs
* G. Henderson
A. MacDonald
C. R. Purcell
• E. Sager
Expropriation Advisory Board
C. R. Wardlaw
C. W. Laycock
B. H..Bull
* Denotes appointed by Authority.
Carried Unanimously.
1960 SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS
Res. #7 - Moved by W. C. Davidson
Seconded by H. 3. Honsberger
The Executive recommends that the schedule of
meetings for 1960 as set forth herein be adopted -
1. February 4
2. February 1$
3. April 21
1. February 10
2. March 2
3. March 16
4. March 30
5. April 13
6. April 27
7. May 11
$. May 25
9. June 8
10. June 22
11. July 6
Authority
4. Oct. 20
5. Dec. 15
Executive
12. July 20
13. Aug. 10
14. Sept. 7
15. Sept. 2$
16. Oct. 12
17. Oct. 26
1$. Nov. 9
19. Nov. 23
20. Dec. 7
21. Dec. 30
22. Jan.1961
Conservation :.reas
1. March 10 3. Sept. 15
2. May 26 4. Jan. 1961
Flood & Pollution Control
1. March 17 3. Sept. 22
2. June 2 4. Jan. 1961
Historical Sites
1. March 25 3. Oct. 7
2. May 5 4. Jan. 1961
Information & Education
1. March 11 3. Oct. 14
2. April 29 4. Jan. 1961
1. March 23
2. June
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Reforestation & Land Use
3. Jan. 1961
Etobicoke Mimico
1. Call of Chairman
Humber
1. Call of Chairman
1. Mar. 31
1. April 6
Don
2. Call of Chairman
2. Call of Chairman
2. Call of Chairman
h. D. H. P.
2. Oct. 5
Carried Unanimously
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FLOOD CONTrOL PLAN LEVY
The possibilities of the Flood Control and Water Conservation
plan being approved were discussed at length.
Res. - Moved by h. S. Honsberger
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
The Executive recommends that the ..uthority
advise all participating municipalities that
it is anticipated that the Authority will be
levying the 1960 portion of the monies required
for the Flood Control and Water Conservation
Plan and therefore requests that the participating
municipalities make provision in their 1960 budget
for the amounts set forth herein: for the expected
levy which will be required.
Municipalities Amount
Metropolitan Toronto $ 801,572.90
Towns
Ajax 1,406.40
Brampton 4,848.60
Richmond Hill 4,356.80
Villages
Bolton 1,301.00
Caledon East 232.80
Markham 1,402.90
Pickering 525.70
Stouffville 998.30
Woodbridge 2,166.00
Townships
Ad j ala 64.20
Albion 1,289.70
Caledon 192.20
Chinguacousy 1,550.00
Ding 2,389.80
Markham 5,164.90
Mono 59.00
Pickering 5,150.80
Toronto 5,020.00
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Townships Amount
Toronto Gore 617.$0
Uxbridge 322.$0
Vaughan 11,469.30
T1,hitchurch 930.50
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC 12 - LAND
Iles. ;,9 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by W. C. Davidson
That without prejudice, a small parcel of
land being comprised of part of lot 1, Plan
2343, Twp. of North York be conveyed to Mrs.
E. Bickers, provided Mrs. Bickers pays all
survey and legal costs and holds the authority
blameless for any inconvenience or damage as a
result of works carried out by the s.uthority
adjacent to Lot 2, Plan 2343, Twp. of North
York.
Carried Unanimously.
FLOOD PL4.1N L.ND - TWP. OF ETOBICOKE
It staff communication was presented stating that steps be
taken to acquire certain land owned by the Twp. of Etobicoke which
adjoins land owned by the Authority in the vicinity of Scarlett Road
and Edenbridge Drive and which is required for Scheme W.C. 6.
Res. #10 - Moved by Mars. J. i.. Gardner
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
That the Township of Etobicoke be requested to
transfer 10 acres of land adjacent to Scarlett
Road and Edebridge Drive which adjoins land
owned by the authority , to the luthority for
Flood Control and Conservation purposes in conn-
ection with Scheme u.C.6 and further be requested
to cease the sanitary fill operation presently being
carried on and further that Mrs. J. Gardner,
Messrs. Henderson, Davidson and Lord be a sub - committee
to present the request to the said Township.
Carried Unanimously.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 1 p.m.
G. R. Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer.
11. 2. 60.
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"SCHEDULE Asp JANUARY 31, 1960
l$ - Machinery & Equipment Costs
White Hardware - skill Drill
Crothers - cable & attachment for traxcavator
20 - Park Equipment - Cost
Can'dian Acme Screw " Gear - bolts nuts & w^ shers for
picnic tables
Para Faints - paint for sins
Cooper & Horton - drills &. cutter for picnic tables con.
If " - cutter blades for sin making
" " - drills for picnic tables construction
27 - N/E Options on land not yet Purchased
Mr. P. Fa irba irn - Option re purch-se Pt. of block "B't
Plan 12546, Twp. of Scarborough
W. Earl 'lhitewood - re: option to purchase Stangroom
property
Al - Members allow= nce & Meeting Txpense
F. L. Lunn - Luncheon .ersonnel Committee in lieu of PPr
Diem & Prileare
A2 - Stationery & Office Supplies
Charters ublishin: y - Day file folders
Carbonum - Polypad •:refill s
H. G. Barlow - file folders, guides
Gestetner - paper
Underwood Limited - inspection of typewriters, ribbons
Grand Toy - payroll sheets
Joodbridge Hardware - hooks
- picture hangers
- thumb tacks
Thomas A. Edison - service or voicewriters
Hughes Owens - drafting supplies
GBC Sales - covers & bindings
Gilbert A. Y ilne - re: prints of birdhouse winner
Gestetner - stencils, paper
Hendersons Drugs - bristol board
" " - Stationery
iP 11 - n
Gestetner - stencils, paper
Grand & Toy - columnar pads, c? rbon paper
Hendersons Drugs - thumb tacks
- stationery
11 11
If
Survey Drawing $u: ply - drafting supplies
Challenger Manifold - copying paper & bulbs
H. G. Barlow - stationery & supplies
11 11 11 - 11 11 i1
- pads, pencils, adding machine tapes
Gestetner - mimeo paper
GBC Sales - bindings & covers
Gestetner - stencil filders
GBC Sales - covers & binders
Charters Publishing - Inter - Office memo forms
- day file copy
- day file copy forms
150.00
142.50
1,199.93
24.60
. 28.98
21.24
11.05
25.00
10.00
7.00
46.90
3.00
34.00
24.24
'29.95
12.50
2.00
. 10
. 30
50.00
10.00
13.47
4.8
62.79
.53
1.3
59.07
13.60
.15
2.00
1.64
6.30
60.00
8.48
37.94
6.90
49.11
24.80
2.70
17.00
58.55
77.15
42.57
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A3 - Vehicle Zxcense
Hawman Motors - repair wiring , dump truck 55.30
II it - lubrication & adjustment Chev /58 sedan
delivery license ;'-'3448C 25.31
Hawman I'otors - r encral rek:airs to Chev /58 sedan
deliver Lic. 413448C 10.25
Elmo Disney - repair' to 'patrol car L1 6.70
Hawman rotors - construction true-. 1.3 5
Humber Automotive - thermostate for jeep 1.73
J. A. McCleave & Sons - repairs to International truck 379.94
Humber Automotive - rata. repairs on jeep 12.59
n If - plugs, points, Fargo truck 7.50
it tt - jack for Chev. pick -up 26.25
Humber utomotiv:: - battery for jeep 15.09
Hudson '•'eldinh - repairs to trailer 10.50
Weston Auto Supply - water ; :ump for jeep $.95
British Motors - parts & rep irs to land rover 128.15
J. Greenstreet - towinq ch'r�e 2.00
Geo. R. Farr & 3on - replace strap on gas tank, repair
wire on a;auge repair washer, Patrol car 1'2 22.03
Geo. R. Farr Son - speedometer c= ble & housing Patrol
Car 2 7.70
Louise M ise - tire repairs Patrol Car ;42 1.75
Geo. R. Farr & Son - adjustment on defective snow tires 24.00
A4 - Milea ►,e F: 'expense for Staff
Scotts - dinner supplied at conclusion of :]mployee
tra inin .A course 65.00
Scotts - refreshments supplied during employee training
course, Don Valley Golf 40.00
Stan Taylor - i'ileage for January, Authority b15siness 92.00
'elm. XcLean - it IV 77 ii II 74.20
�'. Ft. Te :�diman - tt st tt tt tt 13.20
Ron Dawe - i4 Tp If II " 15.60
Harold Lund - st VI it It it 40.30
rorman Rose - II IT II It II 11.20
R. E. Cass - 71 II II 11 VI 13.70
F. A. Deurbrouck tt If it 47 it 14.60
Albert Colu cc i - tt is tp n IT 61.90
F. A. Deurbrouck - et tt II 7t fl 11.30
James Bradford - Authority business & Farm i=ord Survey 9.83
J. Greenstreet - cash expenditure on behalf of authority .75
F. L. Lunn - Secretary Treasurer's expenses for Jan. /60 69.20
A5 - Light, Feat, Power & '.rater
':k'odbridge Farmers - stove oil 6.96
Ontario l ?ydro 'Woodbridge - Boyd ''a ,hrooms 6.07
tt tt IV - t+;oodbri&; a Stream gauge 5.00
Ontario Hydro Brampton - F'eart Lake 7orkshop 16.90
77 it Orangeville - Glen F'affy Workshop 37.88
¶oodbridge Farmers - fuel oil Black Creek T'Torkshop 76.65
it R - 11 ti it 35.05
Ontario F'vdro Oshawa - Greenwood '' orkshop 7.80
Woodbrid °^. Farmers - fuel oil Farr !rouse wile uno ccu,. ied 22.28
Ontario Hydro '.Toodbridge - Boyd 'Workshop 15.10
;t II a - Fursery 21.56
tt II t` - Farr F'ouse 13.02
H. .F. C. Twp. of i'orth York - Edgeley "brkshop & office 29.05
H.E. P. C. Twp. of Toronto - Somerville Stream Gauge 2.25
Fage 3
A6 - Rent
C. Graham - rent for Office for February 1960
A8 - Telephone
Bell Telephone - Si LG 129 R -3
�� tt - Pic - 1083
- ZA 5 -$253
- SNLG -226
- Z: 7 -3573
- :;T 8 -0671
- AT 8 -1123
- Me 3 -9901
- Bolton 573J -4
A9 - Cleanin•; ?: Office P"aintenance
'White Hardw • re -
Woodbridge Hardw
7? n
fS ft
ti n
Tf Ss
Mrs. G. Cochrane
cleanin} m^terial for office
re - catches
- glass, eyes, hangers
- dutch cleanser
- brooms
- extension cord
- office cleaning services for
s-9
200.00
5.80
17.75
38.00
17.55
38.50
14.00
239.85
20.95
8.00
25.74
.64
7.55
.29
4.98
1.20
January 85.00
A13 - Legal & Audit
W. 'gar]. "hitewood - Fee & Disbursements re: proposed
Bruce's Yills °F. Kennedy
A14 - General Expenses
Park Mainten_ nce - reference book
Paravet Magazine Agency - subscriptirn to reference ma g.
Royal Ontario Museum - membership Royal Ontario 1useum
Toronto Star - re: ad for assisstent 3uperintendant
Ronald Press Co. - reference books
Pensylv'ania Folklife Society - membership fee 1960
National Conference on State .'orks - membership in same
Ontario Parks . ssociation - membership: in the same
Ontario F'istorical Society - membership in same
Drake Delta - cord for projector
Carswell Company - copies of the criminal code
566.50
10.75
22.50
10.00
30.40
20.89
5.00
10.00
12.00
3.00
4.25
21.66
A15 - ;.dvertising
Globe . rail - help wanted ld 39.00
A20 - I. & 'iromotion :xren.3e
Drake Delta - photo sup plies 8.65
,s ,r _ 71 to 1.31
'loodbrid:5re Fardw re - photo su ;. ;,lies 4.18
n a _ " n 1.13
IT if - rubber feet for photographic Display .28
TT n - nails " fl +1 7.10
L. Maltby - pilot lights for display
3.45
Canadian -.Tress Clip;:in : -s - service for December 1959 21.70
Henderson Dru:~s - Fictures .54
77 SI - - II 7.70
IT It _ n 3.30
B -10
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A20 - I. & E. Promotion -Expense (Con' ti
Henderson :)ru. ,-s - i ictures 1.32
ST If - *it 2.10
n n - n 1.20
TI TI - if .40
Gilbert R. Mine - prints of brief presentation 4.88 '
. .lfred E. Roberts - ;ictures of weir for publication 5.00
John J. Lawson - 2 glossy & x 10 prints of prize winning
contest _•:ictures 2.00
Drake Delta - photoraphic supplies 4.3$
rorman therid:;e - pictures $.50
A21 - Machinery repairs & Operatinn: Costs
F. A. Dourbroucic - cash expenditure on behalf of Authority
Berndt's Auto Body .60
George Crothers - towin': wench for tractor 101.00
n Ti - Starter fluid 3.00
n n - parts for tractor blade 39.93
B. Oil - tractor 7:-..s 70.60
Woodbrid a Farmers - oil for tractors 37.20
fl TT - n n n 8.90
Humber Automotive - battery & cable for tractor 1$.95
Georce '''. Crothers - fabricated bl ^des for snow -plow 9.50
;Toodbrida Farmers - diesel oil, berdal 9.72
Millers Mendit Shop - repairs to tractor 14.00
Sholdice Service Supply - trn ctor parts 8.25
Cooper & F:orton - sharpening, ::ado head 4.95
14m. F. Dick - tractor ca 3 58.08
A23 - Farm .Fond Subsidies
Fisher Scientific - lab. supplies for :'ond studies 32.28
Barrios Pet Shop - air pump, v^lves, ston,s, air line for
pond studies 17.07
R. T. '.'mlla ce - j'rs for farm pond studies 2.65
Si It n - jars for lab. work on pond studies 6.60
Hendersons Drucs - distilled water for farm ;pond rev:arch 1.35
fT TT - Ti TT TT if TS n 2.70
Fisher Scientific - lab. equipment for pond subsidies 2.23
Fisher Scientific - return of c "uipment CR. 2.$$-
TI n - lab. supplies for pond subsidies 2.60
Larry's Tropical .ouariura - fish tr.nsportation bass 2.00
British Druz ?louses - chemicals for pond studies 24.55
Fisher Scientific - lab. equipment for pond studies 4.92
Tlrn. Juryn - dra:- hooks, Funnel hooks, drag box hooks 40.00
John Lechie Ltd. - rep?ir of net used in frri pond studies 17.65
British Drug; Uouscc - cl-emic=als for pond studies 12.13
A25 - FostaL7e
Receiver General of Canada - Fostnr a 200.00
A2$ - Chairman's :x :enc..es
Dr. G. Ross Lord. - expenses for December 57.95
A31 - 3xpenses
O'Boyles - suet for bird feeders
Canada r :i ckers - fish food
Tf fi - 1i Ti
TT Sf - if TI
1.95
37.76
35.93
36.77
Fa-..e 5
A33 - - roperty Taxes - non revenue C/.; Reforestration
Twp. of ?djala - taxes on Ramm - roperty, 1959 292.04
A36 - Uniforms & l ersonnel :,ouipment
Ken lennedy - tics for Su! erintendants . Asst. )upt. 11.70
J. 1 -:aurh Mfg. - uniform pants 1,186.92
9 - Technic:11 Flans & Maps
Tanhall rteproductions - prints 2.22
S4 If - prints of Dufferin Creek 1.86
If 7? _ It 13.41
. $3
Department of Lane's Forests - en1= r7ements 10.00
Photo ''urvey - 'base map 37.74
Tanhall Reproducta_ons - prints for scheme T.'C24 37.81
Department of Fines 8 T;-:chnic 1 :.urveys - maps of various
localities 4.50
Tarling; Map Mounting - base map to be mounted 20.42
Hunting_, Survey - prints 32.20
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C2C - Heart Lake - Construction °:. Development
Blains Fardh *are - batteries & swivel 10.15
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood 115.57
C6C - hlbion Hills - Construction & Development
C. F. "eber - medicine cabinet for house 10.45
James Robertson - plumbin ~ supplies 14.40
4i IT
Para Faints - paint
White ! and ?care - eav
','oodbridge Hardware
iP Si
tP St
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ff ii
4P SP
�r 'r for recon. of house
150.62
5.50
:-strough fittings s- tinsmith tools 50.50
- window fittings 1.30
- paint 2.$5
- drill, plugs 1.$1
- hinges, hooks & eyes, screws, nails 8.0$
- extension cord $.50
- paint 2.95
W. A. Strong - completion of working drawings in con. with
James Robertson - plumbin supplies 3,95.789
Fouston Bldg. Sup :lies - lumber (2 x2) 7.60
't It II - Black Caulk for log service bldg. 4.70
Howard R. Keena - base for shower 8.25
Automatic Plumbing: - plumbing supplies 7.26
MacMillan 3loedel - plywood 35.58
Para : aints - to adjust under chars e, Invoice 4795,
pres.:rvative for lo:: service building 100.00
Fara :Faints - paint for reconstruction of house 19.70
C7C - Cold Creek - Construction & Development
Alfred E. Roberts - prints of areas
C8C - Boyd :►rea - Constructi '-n & Development
F. Eberle - box stovo, to P'in chain
Houston 3uildin; Supplies - lumber
IS 7i 'i - cement
"oodbridge Hardware - aluminum paint
If ft - sandpaper
Conservation Camp
5.00
17.00
1.14
1.14
3.35
. 18
rage 6
C8C Boyd ;rea - Construction & Development
;'oodbridge Hardware - bolts, lock
TT Ts - keys
- Rez
- bulbs, scissors, stapler & staples
- foil
- 2 files
- lock, fasteners, hin:'es, bulbs
- files
- stove pipe
- hinges, hasp, screws
- keys
- rollers
- stove pipe
Houston '3uilding 3u 'plies - Gyproc lathe, 'alvanized
plasterers corner bead
- flue tile, brick, cement
" T1
ft - cement, sealbond
'. rhite Hardware - safety hats
Howard R. :'eena - supply & installation of furnace
Eno Limited - -oa;er heater
" 1T - return of water heat, :r less handling
Automatic iumping - plumbing supplies
T1 4T
Tanhall reproductions - blue prints
WM. Juryn - ralvani2.ed metal re: Farr house
• Cooper Horton - saw blades; blade sharpened, plasti
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of area
/•12
5.27
1.20
2.60
3.41
2.99
.80
8.08
2.68
1.70
8.12
. 60
2.10
4.10
6.90
67.74
7.79
29.40
894.00
73.90
charges
CR. 68.2 5-
10.93
1.11
. 83
2.00
c steel 9.45
3.57
C13C - Glen F "affy - Construction Development
Gillespie 3rothers - misc. hardware & su plies
C14C - Greenwood - Construction & Develo ent
Graham Hardware - knife, bolts, paint, batteries
Crothers - rental traxcavator
White Hardware - safety hats
C17C - Humber Flood ? ains - Construction & Develol•ment
Tanhall reproductions - prints of toolshed .81
Superior Sand Gravel - stone for roadway 31.35
Tf i Si _ ST
if " 41.94
56.84.
13.00
1,100.00
29.40
C19C - Claremont C - Construction & Development
'ghit a Hardware - small tools 37.79
C24A - Cold Creek extension - Land
Arthur Death - survey & plan 303.40
CP8C - Slack Creek - Construction & Development
Houston Buildin-: Supplies - roll roofing; 7.50
Freemar Ecuimpemt - loadin- & transportin_; stump for fence 420.00
C30A - Bolton Community Conservat lon Area - Land
Purchase Thomas ::. Lick property
iurchase C. R. . -a l;;s property
Purchase Doy Hesp property
990.00
790.00
2,520.60
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C30A - Bolton Community Conservation Are - Land
W. Earl "hitewc'od - re: irnbursement of option to
Roy Heep . ro erty -
- Deposit on offer to purchase
- fees in connection with land
44
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LI-13
purchase
5.00
Lick :rop. 10.00
purchases 397.75
C30C_: Bolton Community C/A - Construction & Development
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of Solton `trea 1.$7
C31h - Albion Fills Extension
Lawerence Park Realty Ltd. - re: valuat•-n of three prop. 180.00
W$A - WC4 - Lower Humber - Land
W. Earl ' Thitawood - fee & disbursements re: Parcel 3 Pt.
of S. lot 4, Lower Humber 165.00
Purchase Sears Estate 4,450.00
Twp. Etobicoke Tax Dept. - taxes Fidani: Nunzi pr "perty 271.44
W. Earl - :hitewood - deposit on offer to purch: se ' 'aysilk
property 10.00
- fee & disbursements re: Sears Estate 2$5.00
'.tT16A - vC6 - Black Greek - Land
Leslie & Johanna Ivanyi - deposit on offer to purch • se It.
lot $, plan 7$9, Etobicoke 25.00
:Lrthur Death - survey & plan of Ivanyi property 226.40
w16B - Black Creek - :L'ngineering
James F. MacLaren - 6th 'ccount for engineering services
in connection with C6
w16C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
Star Construction - certificate #4 (James F. MacLaren) 9,575.25
W17A - Town of :•;eston - Land
►rabella Kingdon - deposit on offer to uurch:_ise lan's in
236.62
Consession 'SC" Etobicoke
11$:a - ;;C5 - Highland Creek - Land
Purcho se Stock ,,ro perty
W. 1.3ar1 '.•'hitet :mod - re: purchase Trepil property
- fee & disbursements re: TTighland Cr.
- in connection with Lea 7- cBri.'e :=rop.
Roebuck & ' alkinshaw - fees & adjustments re: purchase
from Gordon & •.: -atha Smith
Yort -age due Jan. 31/60 Evelyn Josephine Lea Constance
Ficholes Lea
Mortgage due Jan. 31/60 Florence G. Goddard
W20B - '+T12 - York Pills - Engineering
W..0. Chisholm - fifth account for engineering services
100.00
4,500.00
215.00
62.00
1,259.00
75.33
3,036.31
$ ,096.90
1,770.40
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Tj20C - York Mills - Construction & Development
Swansea Construction - construction of Diversion channel
cert. -"4 MO. Chisholm) 18,267.27
Twp. of ? orth York '.-aterworks Dept. - instellntion of 2
valves building of valve chamber, relaying
vatermain to Donino _'.venue 1,658.00
7121A - Humber Flood T lains - Etobicoke, Forth York , Vaughan, Land
earl hite:aood - fee ?:. disbursements re: Crosby, 109
riverside drive, Humber Summit
n I1 11 - fee & disbursements re: purchase Vall
Land, Thistletown
E. J. & Mildred C. Poydcn - deposit on offer to purchase
Ft. lot 10, plan 238!1, i orth York
W23 - Black Creel, Dam - Land
Arthur Death - survey & plan re: T °7C19 lots 14 & 15 P. Y.
Township 6,872.40
; 24A - _acquisition Flood plains Lands E.Y. etc. - Land
Roebuck.?, ''alkinshaw - services rendered in connection with
searching titles etc. 42.90
;125. - Don River, 'a T. Br. , 1 .Y. - Le side -Land
Arthur D: ith - on account re :;eagher & Forbes i roperties 1,120.00
Tanhall Reproductions - prints & map 3.26
T_27B - York : "ills :extension - .�;nyineering
':T. 0. Chisholm - second account 'cr engineering service 498.39
W27C - York Mills Mctcnsion - Construction &. Development
Swansea Construction Co. - construction of diversion
Channel cert. :='3 (' -.O . Chi ?holm )12, 246.39
W28B - Lglinton, Flats - Engineering
Roebuck & - alkinshaw - professional servic.s rendered,
searc'ing titles
W28C - 2,7,1inton Flats - Construction & Development
Tanhall Reproductions - f.rints of peoperty map
"29B - Cl'irville nc'servoit
James F. MacLaren - (i reliminary Eng.) lst. account for
en7incerin ; services to Des, 31,, 1959
188.00
ey
255.00
25.00
514.60
7.60
8,818.30
G2C - Pioneer Villas ?e - :.onstructi n & Developrent
Mrs. E. 31a ckburn •- -fool
Houston 3uilding -'applies - 2 rolls of roll roofing
for credit
- hasp, hinges
- hinges, screws
- 2 kecs nails
- shin:=1es °c nails
11
11
9'
11
11
11
n
11
11
If
11
1?
Cooper & Horton - Knives
22.06
returned
CIt . 7.50-
1.27
.76
49.88
16.98
14.25
'-3.,
Fa.e 9
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Leve1c rnont (Con't)
Mrs. :.J. Carruthers - pioneer objects 100.00
D. Napier oirnpson Jr. - services ':ov. 15, Dec. 31, 1959 140.00
Woodbrid ; -e Hardware - bond fast, pipe 3.20
" is - concrete nails 4.50
T' TP - mouseseed .5$
if " - nails, shur line, tool eet, shovel,
locks hasp 10.14
''r. C. Carson - cups &: sausers,teapot , sugar -bowl 120.00
Fouston 31d. 3upplies - cement, chimney thimble 7.69
It " • `' - cement 9.12
n 1 tr - flue, can. masonry 25.17
if 11 TT - cement 6.84
t' 7? TT - flue tile 5.65
'.lhite Hardware - hammer, wreckin=g bar 34.29
Don K. Berkebille - Conestoga '"anon &. accessories 975.00
'.1bodbrid. a Farmers - stove oil 11.04
Harbor Brick - brick 190.00
White Hardware - fireplace campers 21.50
Zenith electric - lighting fixtures 39.31
The Barn .lntioues - kitchen table 25.00
Tanhall Reproductions - protoe;raphic print 13.60
H.E.F.C. Inspection Dept. - balance due on Hydro inspection .50
White Hardware - staples, sandpaper, lamp 28.28
;:rm. Juryn - stove pipe 4.60
Tanhall reproductions - photo';raphic prints 16.32
3. Napier Simpson Jr. - professional services Jan. 1,
to Feb. 1/60 200.00
#209 - N/E - General
Ti oodbrid ^e Hardware - ':mas lights for office display 28.70
Zenith electric - li:_hts for office & .annex 43.21
Woodbrid -e Farmers - salt 3.70
Hendersons DruTs - prizes for :.uthority Xmas dinner 1.80
Scotts - executive meeting Jan. 13 & 14 20.00
Wm. McLean - cash a penditure on behalf of .,.uthority,
Coffee etc. re: Superintendent training course 2.18
#213 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operatinn & Th intenance
Hudson ':elding - Material s• labor re: snow scraper 75.00
Mite Hardware - toilet tissue ? towels 92.60
Armstrong 3ros. - salt treated sand 48.25
Ken Kennedy - sw::atcrs 9.75
Peel Construction - salt treated sand 39.98
#214 - N/E - Glen F7af"y - Operating ' rsintenance
White Hardware - toilet tissue & towels
rmstron ; 3ros. - ;alt treated sand
92.58
48.25
346
rage 10
#215 - N/E - Albion Hills - Operating & Maintenance
Hudson T'elding - labour and material on snow scraper 75.00
White Hardware - toilet tissue &: towels 92.58
Armstrong Bros. - salt treated and 48.25
Ken Kennedy - seat:, :rs 9.75
#216 - N/E - Boyd Area - OperatinF & Maintenance
Thite Far'ware - toilet tissue & towels 92.5$
Pe 1 Construction - salt treated sand 44.10
Ken Kennedy - sweaters 9.75
Peel Construction - salt treated sand 39.97
' ghite Fardware - rock salt, spatchlin. compound 7.50
21$ - N/E - Greenwood ^rea - Operating & Eaintenance
White Fardware - toilet tissue Rc towels 92.58
tuilty Ecating - service on furnace - Heron house 3$.50
Feel Construction - salt treated sand 44.10
Ken Kennedy - sweaters 9.75
#220 - A„LE - Black Creek C/A - Operating & maintenance
White Hardware - toilet tissue & towels 92.5$
Peel Construction - salt treated sand 44.10
metropo/ttwi J00t0 and Region
Conservaton Azgority
1VIINUTES
B -17
Executive Committee Meeting
Feb. 18, 1960 No. 2.
The Executive Committee met in the Municipal Chambers, North
York on Thursday, February 18th commencing at 1.15 p.m.
Present were:
Chairman Dr. G. R. Lord
Members J. A. Bryson
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
W. S. MacDonnell
F. McKechnie
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
Secretary- Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
MINUTES
The minutes of meeting No. 1/60 were presented.
Res. 4411 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by W. S. MacDonnell
That the minutes of meeting 1/60 as presented
be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
FLOOD CONTROL PLAN - PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING
A staff report was presented outlining certain proposals
received in connection with the preliminary engineering required in
connection with the first portion of the Flood Control Plan.
Res. ,12 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by J. A. Bryson
The Executive recommends that-
(1) The Authority proceed with the preliminary
engineering on the York Mills channel imporvement
at an estimated cost of 431,000.00, and that
the Authority request the Minister of Planning
and Development for a grant of 75% of the cost
of the engineering, and the remaining 25% be
raised from member municipalities of the Authority.
(2) The Authority proceed with the preliminary engin-
eering on the Arthur Percy dam and reservoir at an
estimated cost of $4,700.00, and that the Authority
request the Minister of Planning and Development
for a grant of 75% of the cost of the engineering,
and the remaining 25% be raised from member
municipalities of the Authority.
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(3) The Authority proceed with the preliminary
engineering on the river improvements in
the village of Woodbridge, at an estimated
cost of $10,000.00, and that the Authority
request the Minister of Planning and Devel-
opment for a grant of 75% of the cost of
the engineering, and the remaining 25% be
raised from member municipalities of the
Authority.
Carried Unanimously.
PURCHASE OF TREE PLANTERS
The staff reported that two additional tree planters will be
required for this spring's planting and requested authority to place
an order.
Res. 413 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the staff be authorized and directed to
purchase two only Model D Tree Planters from
Tac Lite Ltd., at a unit price of $365.75.
Carried Unanimously.
SOIL CONSERVATION SOCIETY - EXHIBIT
Mr. MacDonnell presented a communication from the Chairman of
the Exhibits Committee of the Soil Conservation Society of America
inviting the Authority to show an Exhibit at the 1960 Convention at
Guelph.
Res. 414 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
That the staff be authorized and directed to arrange
to have the Authority Exhibit shown at the Soil
Conservation Society Convention Aug. 2$ to 31, 1960.
Carried Unanimously.
EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION ASSOCIATION
Mr. MacDonnell presented a communication inviting the authority
to send a representative to a meeting being held in Cody Hall on
March 2 in connection with Educational Television.
Res. 415 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That W. S. MacDonnell be authorized to officially
represent the :authority at the meeting of the
Metropolitan Educational Television Association of
Toronto on March 2.
Carried Unanimously.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 1.45 p.m.
G. R. Lord
Chairman
22. 2. 60.
F. L. Lunn
Secretary - Treasurer.
Vetropo/tan Joron% a.ntl Region
Conseruation, Juthority
MINUTES
13 -19
Executive Committee Meeting
Mar ;h 2, 1960
N�- 3
The Executive Committee met at the Don Valley Golf Club on
Wednesday March 2nd "commencing at 10.30 a.m.
Present were:
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Members
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Dept. Planning &
Development
MINUTES
Dr. G. R. Lord
W. C. Davidson
J. A. Bryson
Mrs. E. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
W. S. MacDonnell
F. McKechnie
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
H. F. Crown
The minutes of meeting No. 2/60 were presented.
Res. #16 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the minutes of meeting #2/60 as presented
be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS
The accounts were presented.
Res. #E17 - Moved by J. A. Bryson
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the accounts in the sum total of 4114,172.71
and appended as schedule 'A' of these minutes be
approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE PLACING OR DUMPING OF FILL
The staff reported that the draft copy of the regulations
concerning the placing or dumping of fill had now been approved of by
the Deputy Registrar of Regulations. The proposed regulations were
discussed in detail.
Res. #1$ - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by J. A. Bryson
That the Regulations concerning the placing or
dumping of fill below the high water mark of any
stream and appended as Schedule 'B' of these minutes
be adopted and further that the Secretary - Treasurer
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be instructed to request the Minister of Planning
and Development to approve ofthe regulationsand
take such action as may be necessary to have the
regulations registered with the Registrar of
Regulations.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC 5 PROPERTY PURCHASE
The Secretary reported that it had been possible to negotiate
a settlement of certain properties expropriated in connection with
Scheme WC 5.
Res. #19 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
That the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
and directed to complete the purchase of the
following properties in Scheme WC 5.
(a) Lots 349, 350, 351, plan 2546 Twp. of
Scarborough from Joyce E. Knowles for the
sum of $300.00
(b) Lots 96 and 97,Plan 2546 Twp. of Scarborough
from Fred G. and Doris M. Jackson for the sum
of $400.00.
(c) Lot 45$, plan 2546 Twp. of Scarborough from
Arthur B. Freer for the sum of $500.00.
Carried Unanimously.
FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM - EQUIPMENT
The Director of Operations reported that the Dept. of Planning
and Development had recommended that two additional recording rain
gauges be acquired and that provision had been made in the budget for the
purchase.
Res. #20 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by W. C. Davidson
That the staff be authorized and directed to
purchase from Baker Instruments Ltd., two recording
rain gauges at the quoted price of 5p435.50 each.
Carried Unanimously.
PATROL OFFICER - DUTIES
The staff presented communications which have been received from
the Townships of Pickering and Uxbridge regarding duties of Patrol
Officers in the said townships.
Res. #21 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the communications received from the
townships of Pickering and Uxbridge regarding
the duties of the Conservation Patrol Officers
be referred to the Personnel Sub- Committee
for consideration and recommendations.
Carried Unanimously.
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SCHEME CA 11 BOLTON - EASEMENT
A communication was presented from the Bell Telephone Co,
requesting that an easement be granted for their plant presently
located on land being acquired by the Authority.
Res. #22 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the Bell Telephone Co. be advised that
when the land presently comprising Sackville
Street in the Village of Bolton is conveyed to
the Authority that an easement will be granted
to the said company for their plant presently
located thereon.
Carried Unanimously.
CAR LEASING
The staff presented a report outlining the feasability of
leasing patrol cars as opposed to purchase. The report was discussed
in detail.
PURCHASE OF AND LEASE OF PATROL CARS
The Secretary- Treasurer reported that quotations had been
received as follows:
Patrol Cars. 60 -1
4 cars with trade in of 2
Name Car Net Total
Morrison Motors Pontiac 7,970.52
Woodbridge Motors Plymouth 7,400.00
Gorries Chevrolet 7,506.64
Cruickshank Chevrolet $,620.00
Central Chevrolet 7,$05.00
Farr & Son Ltd. Chevrolet 7,392.00
British American Chevrolet 7,920.00
Hawman Pontiac $,400.00
Ontario auto Plymouth $,060.00
Res. i23 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the Chairman and Secretary Treasurer be
authorized to purchase 2 - 1960 Patrol cars
from Geo. R. Farr & Son, theirs being the
lowest quotation received - providing they are
prepared to provide the said vehicles at a
price comparable to that quoted for 4 cars and
further that the staff be authorized to lease
2 additional Patrol cars for a one year period
when such cars are required.
Carried Unanimously.
PURCHASE OF TRACTORS
The Secretary - Treasurer reported that quotations had been
received as follows:
2 Standard Tractors
Williams Service
Massey Ferguson
Shouldice Service
Kinch & Sutton
60 -3
4,500.00
5,3$5.90
4,462.00
4,$00.00
1 heavy Tractor
Shouldice Service
Williams Service
Massey Ferguson
Kinch & Sutton
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60 -4
2,497.00
2,515.00
3,031.00
4,025.00
Res. ;`24 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
That the staff be authorized to purchase
two Ferguson Model 35 tractors from Shouldice
Service & Supply at the quoted price of
44,462.30 - their quotation being the lowest
received.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #25 - Moved by J. ... Bryson
Seconded by C. R. Purcell
That the staff be authorized to purchase
1 - Massey Ferguson Model 202. Work Bull
Tractor from Shouldice Service & Supply
at the quoted price of 4,42,497.00 it being
the lowest quotation received.
Carried Unanimously.
P URCH..SE OF TRUCKS
The Secretary - Treasurer reported that quotations had been
received as follows:
trucks 60 -2
Kerrs Garage
International Harvester
J. .. McCleave
Willys Ontario
International
If
IT
Willys Jeep
$p 10, 921.11
11,342.02
10,950.00
12,042.00
Res. #26 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
That the staff be authorized to purchase
3 Model B 120 International 4x4 Trucl from
Kerrs Garage Ltd. at the quoted price of
$10,921.11, it beimg the lowest quotation
received.
Carried Unanimously.
ROLL OF :.UTHORITY MEMBERS
1 communication was presented from Mrs. Klinck suggesting
that a service roll of members be compiled and that such a roll might
at some time be used for making awards for outstanding service to
conservation.
Res. i27 - Moved by W. MacDonnell
Seconded by C. R. Purcell
Thqt the Secretary- Treasurer be instructed
to compile a roll of the members of the
Authority indicating thereon the length of
service of all members and further such
roll be retained in the files of the Authority
for future reference.
Carried Unanimously.
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hUTHORITY RESOLUTION ir28 - RE LAKEFRONT
authority resolution No. 28 regarding lakefront areas
was discussed at some length.
Res. 128 - Moved by C. h. Purcell
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That :authority Resolution No. 28 regarding
Lakefront areas be referred to Conservation
Areas Advisory Board for consideration.
Carried Unanimously.
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CONSERVATION AREAS LAND SC RBOROUGH
communication was presented from the clerk of Metropolitan
Toronto requesting that the Authority give consideration to acquiring
certain lands in the Scarborough Bluffs area as conservation lands.
Res. x=29 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
That the communication from the Municipality
of Metropolitan Toronto regarding proposed
conservation land in the Scarborough Bluffs
area be referred to the Conservation Areas
Advisory Board for their consideration.
Carried Unanimously.
SCaBOROUGH BLUFFS - EROSION CONTROL
The matter of erosion control on Scarborough Bluffs was
discussed at some length.
Res. #30 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
That in view of the decision of the Dept. of
Planning & Development in refusing approval
of a grant for an engineering study of the
erosion problem of Scarborough Bluffs, this
Authority cannot accept any responsibility
in regard to lakeshore erosion in the Scarborough
Bluffs area.
Carried Unanimously.
PERMANENT STAFF - RESIGNATION
The Secretary - Treasurer presented the resignation received
from Mr. R. Speakman.
Res. #31 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the resignation of R. Speakman as a Patrol
Officer be accepted with regret.
Carried Unanimously.
FLOOD CONTROL PLAN - ALPH:.BETICAL INDEX
The Secretary presented a proposed alphabetical index which
Mr. Richardson had suggested might be desirable to have printed.
Quotations have been received from the printer for 1,000 copies at
a cost of $120.00. The desirability of having such an index printed
was discussed at considerable length.
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Res. 02 - Moved by W. iVlacDonnell
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
That the use of an index would not be to
the best interests at this time in as much
as by its use for specific items a true
picture would not be presented. No index
be printed at the present time.
Carried Unanimously.
LEGCY OF THE V�,LLEYS - TITLE TR,,ILER
The Secretary drew to thu attention of the Executive that
in completing the film - Legacy of the Valleys - no credit had ben
given in the title trailer for the financial assistance of the Dept.
Flanning & Development. The matter was discussed.
Res. ; ;33 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
That the staff be authorized to have the
producer replace the title trailer for the
film Legacy of the Valleys giving credit
thereon for the assistance received from the
Department of Planning & Development, Conser-
vation Branch.
Carried Unanimously.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 2 p.m.
G. R. Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary - Treasurer.
4. 3. 60.
SCHEDULE "A"
#18 M CFIF:ERY & E"UIEMENT CO=TS:
Cooper & Horton - Cummins #476 Sander, Stanley H -75 Saw
James Robertson Co. - reamer for clearing drain
#20 - Pr,RTIC EQUIPME&T - COST:
B -25
February 29, 1960.
Cooper & Horton
It 11 It
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Toronto Stamp &
White Hardware -
71 ft
102.60
27.30
- drill for making picnic tables 1.85
- cutters for sicn makin' router 40.80
- repair router drills & shanks for sign
making 15.50
Stencil - stencils for sign making 55.50
tools for building; picnic tables 9.46
bits fs f1 ft It 3.30
t1 - screws paint, brushes for picnic tables 8.42
Zenith Electric - extension cord for drill used on tables 45.30
Canadian Acme Screw & Gear - bolts •. washers for tables 612.76
A2 - STATIONERY & OFFICE SU :PLIES:
H. G. Barlow - stationery & supplies
It 11 If - tt 11 it
Charters Publishing - minute forms
Grand & Toy - payroll cheques
GBC Sales - bindings
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Hendersons Drugs - tissue paper
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Moir Engraving - en7ravings
60.67
32.77
9.71
83.25
16.00
24.66
.50
49.32
22.89
A3 - VEHICLE E`:r ' 3E:
Cy Ardila's Service - repairs to car 44 23.90
B. A. Oil - credit card purchases for Jan. 657.
Hendersons Dru ,s - first aid kit for vehicle #6 14.60
Humber Automotive - flare for vehicle #6 4.57
It it - parts for jeep 8.57
It " - welding; block on jeep 34.57
" It - parts for jeep 3 24
It 11 - creeper & wrench for vehicle repairs 14.80
ft ft - plug for jeep .68
Hawman Motors - reline front brakes vehicle #4 32.40
It 11 - " rear it 14 it 9.20
It - parts for vehicle #7 9.93
- bolts for jeep 3.15
- tire for trailer ;'16 22.65
- adj. on replacement of tires vehicle #5 56.46
- repairs to vehicle #1 25.25
- tt ft If #2 12.95
- heater hose, paint 2.60
Matson's Service - fan belt, thermostate, vehicle #10 '5.05
R. B. McClelland - grease job vehicle #6 1.50
If If " - repairs vehicle #6 14.85
VI ft II - 11 11 tf 15.89
Louise Muise Service - " " #4 11.0.4i5
Province of Ontario Dept. of Transport - vehicle registration
permits for all "authority owned
vehicles 614.00
Fagins Garage - gas, anti - freeze for vehicle #14 39.39
Elmo Disney - battery & oil vehicle #9 24.00
11 .t - cO it for vehicle #9 7.48
Cy Ardilla's Service - repairs vehicle #4 24.20
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A4 - MILE: GE G ^v_''*--,E,.
..ti.. �., FOR ST:.FF:
R. W. O'Brien - travelling expense on 4uthority business 4.20
T. E. Barber - if a Ir it rl 33.20
H. Dianne Sutter tr if It It it 30.90
K. W. Strasser - It it " Ir II 26.90
Paul B. Flood - .t If it if It 32.15
A. Colu c c i - II If if ft ri 71.90
A. Roodzant - ti ft if 9i If 9.20
B-26
A5 - LIGHT, 11::'_T C'V:R
Wm. H. Dick - fuel for Albion Workshop
Woodbrid_; Farmers - fuel for 313ck Creek -rorkshop
Vi11a;e of Pickering; Fydro F:, ater De;:t. - Pickering gauge
Woodbridge Pydro - "oodbridc. *•e Stream gauge
Woodbri:' - e Hydro - f.lbion work; top
Weston Public Utilities Commission - 7eston Stream Gauge
A$ - TELEPHONE:
60.26
48.38
1.25
5.00
23.60
3.87
Bell Telephone - Pick 1083 22.55
,i
it - ZA 7-3573 38.00
II it
if - ZA 5 -8253 38.50
II - SNLG 226 33.10
" t' - SNLG 129 -R3 6.35
Mono Mille Telephone Co. - J ?ono Fills 22R3 51.55
A9 - CLEAFING & OFFICE MAI TE T 1 CE:
Houston's Bldg. Su•.plies - lumber, brushes, cleaner,
varnish, shellac 13.68
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood for new office cupboards 23.98
Dodd's Dept. Store - drapes for windows of office 116.32
A14 - GENERAL E.:F''•T77,•.::
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood for P.A. system cabinets 35.99
K. Strasser - reference books 14.04
Albert Britell Book Shop - reference books 4.05
A17 - I. &. E. SCHOCL FrPGR'.M3:
Deputy Minister of ,ducation - reference book 5.00
A20 - I. & E. FR.OMOTIOAT ' XPMSE:
Craft Limited - transfers for advertising holders 148.61
Canada Films - production & supply of :authority film 1,689.83
n " - 2 additional copies rt 8 II 438.45
Drake Delta: - photographic supplies 4.69
Hendersons Drugs - film .54
If if - ii
"' It - cement for display .15
Gilbert A. Milne - portrait for publicity purposes 17.20
Markham Fair - rental of space Markham Fair, 1959 30.00
Cooper & Horton - tools for making display b9.85
Canada Films - expenses involved in making Authority film 16.00
Gilbert A. Milne - photos of chairman for publicity 16.65
Canadian Press Clipping Service - services for January /40 22.50
John Grimshaw - Public Relations Consultant Expenses
Jan. & Feb. 12.50
White Hardware - small tools for construction of display 9.46
MacMillan & : 3loedel - material for flood control display 44.39
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A21 - MACHINERY REPAIRS & OF.M' TI1'G COST;:
B. A. Oil - tractor as 44.13
Geo. Crothers - repairs to traxcavator 53.58
Fagins Garage - repairs to machinery 20.60
Humber Automotive - belt for chain s'w 2.00
Hawman Motors - nuts .9$
Williams Service Supply - parts for tractor 21.15
" " " - parts for tractor 33.75
Woodbridge Farmers - tractor Eras 77.6$
n n - n II 75.50
n is - It It $7.12
it 1s - diesel oil 8.82
Elmo Disney - p? ur es for tractor 3.20
Gibsons GaraEe - bcttery & cables for traxcavator 29.95
Berndt' s Auto Body - parts for chain saw 9.58
n n n_ n vs n n 43.10
B -27
A23 - Farm Pond Subsidies:
R. Dean Axelson - lab supplies for pond studies
Mallinckrodt Chemicals - lab supplies for pond studies
A24 - LAND USE I LL:
Alan Neely - tile draina7e subsidy
A25 - POSTAGE:
Receiver General of Canada - lbstage
A29 - FLOOD -';:R?'.l?G SYSTEM:
Graham Hardware - b.ttery, hook links, mercury switch,
chain links
Science Associates - farm rain zauges
Charters Publishing - rainfall cards
A31 - NILDLIF3 ;EXPENSES:
'Canada Packers - fish food
O'Boyles Meat Market - suet for birds
A36 - UNIFO sM3 & P R3C'f M T'UITMENT:
Dominion Rubber - raincoat for patrol officer
Fashion Hat & Cap - winter cap for petrol officer
J. A. Haugh's Mfg. - uniform shirts
Hudson Sports -ear - nylon parka for new patrol officer
TJellings Mfg. Co. - b?dge, for patrol officers
Maher Shoes - boots for patrol officer
Dominion Rubber - hip boots for patrol officer
13.55
15.10
116.00
50.ee
12.16
84.86
26.36
40.76
.90
9.19
3.C8
906.G$
1'.75
11.70
25.90
11.42
A37 - FLOOD & POLLUTION:
Hunting Survey - drafting: of estimated floodline to the
existinE floodline maps. Metro Toronto Area i31.$$
A39 - TECH] IC. T, PLANS & YAPS:
Tanhall Reproductions - maps & plans 1.24
- prints of Etobicoke Dump Site .93
ss " - prints & maps 1.52
C2C - HEART LAKE - COP:3TRUCTION & D3VELOFM TT:
Card Lumber - lumber 2.52
Pape
B -28
c6c - ALBIO:' HILLS / CONSTRUCTION & D ELOr ;E iT:
Card Lumber - carrulux board, wood strip lumber 18.93
Department of Lands & Forests - trees 175.00
C$C - BOYD AR TA - CaSTRUCTIc1•° & DEV OFM NT:
Houston Building Supplies - lumber 3.79
tt It It - slow set plaster, quick set 2.66
James Robertson Co. - plumbing_ supplies for nursery 1$.39
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood for nursery 51.05
James Robertson Co. - tube cutter 4.3
White Hardware - locks & grinding wheels 10.56
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of bld §. .7$
It r _ it n .83
C$G - BOYD AREA GENERAL:
Card Lumber - lumber for nursery $.64
C12C - UXBRIDGE - C7P'FAAL CO:' 3TRUCTICI: & D 7VF' O^M7ET:
Department of Lands & Forests - trees for reforestration 100.00
C13C - GUN HAFFY - COr'STRUCTION & DEV: N-I "SIT:
Automatic Pumping couplings for clearing ponds 2.76
Zenith Electric - electric fixtures 26.92
C14C - GR;:.;EI;TTOOD - CO: STRUCTION & DETT ,O"i:'e r:
James Robertson Co. - plumbin- su_plies 5.17
Department of Lands & Forests - trees 90.00
White Hardware - Lanterns 13.00
James Robertson - toilet for reconstruction of Asst. Supt.
House 31.30
C16C - DINGLE - G N RAL COI;`iTRUCTIOY & DV ,LNMI T:
Department of Lands & Forests - trees for reforestration 100.00
C17C - HUMBER FLOOD PLIi`IS - CC STRUCTI(`P' ? DDIT MO_ITi `"T:
White uardware - nails for service bldg. 49.53
C2$C - BLkCK CR MK - COI' ='.TRUCTI(T & DNLOTMEFT:
Geo. Crothers - rental of traxcavator 1,100.00
tt tt _ n II tt 101.00
White Hardware - nails 12.00
7oodbridge Farmers - saw handle 1.95
C30A - BOLTOF COYYU ITY nON S .' TT; T i(°I" .fink - LAND :
Roebuck & "alkinsh: w - fees & Adj. re: Dick property purchas 58.14
VI IV tt _ nn tt tt n Eagles Property 62.55
VI tt - fees & preliminary expenses re proposed
expropriation Hesp, Dick, Eagles Prop. 64.55
C30 C - BOL TOC COMUP: I 'Y - Cc'F S T t C T IC': & D EV; .,O MEY T:
Ruliff Grass Construction - construction of seasonal dam
Bolton, (Cert. #1 W. O. Chisholm)
1,4.12.70
Page 5
W8A - LC ;' EFL HUM= - LAUD:
Roebuck & "alkinshew -
Township of York - tax
3. O'Brien - fees paid
B -29
fees ?- :adjustment re Purchase Sears
Property 74.00
bill 1959 lots 4&5 concession #2 611.26
re search of deeds 7.60
W8C - LOVER HUMBER - GENERAL COriSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT:
Tanhall Reproductions - survey & plan 1.63
W17A - Tmr OF :7,STOr: - LAND:
Roebuck &: ''alkinsh2w - fees in connection with expropriation
Farris kroperty 25.00
W18A - HIGHLAND CR'•EK - LAND:
Roebuck & - fee & adj. re purchase stock prop.
Township of Scarborough - 1959 tax bill lots 202, 203 plan
1,2546
Township of Scarborough - 1959 tax bill lots 452, 453 plan
#2546
W20C - YORK MILLS - COr °.9TRUCTIO: & DEVELO?MWT:
Swansea Construction - York "ills Diversion Channel
(Cert. #5
O. Chisholm)
19,655.82
W21A - HUMBER FLOOD 1 L ►! IT; S - Etob., N.Y., Vaughan , - LAND:
68.90
49.40
42.70
Purchase Metcalfe property
Purchase Fayden rroperty
1,901.10
775.00
W22A - DON RIVER, E. Br., N.Y. - LAND:
Roebuck &. '!alkinshaw - fees & adj. re: Farlinger Property 371.85
W23A - BLACK CREW DP.N - LOD:
Roebuck & '.T ^lkinshaw - legal feed & adj. re: purchase
Eastcote Const. i- roperty 161.04
W23C - BLACK CIUN;F D - - E':i,RAI COT' 3TRUCTICY &. D: V!LO Y . 4T:
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of Black Creek 1.17
Swansea Const. - '•:C19 Black Creek Dam (Cert. #1 J. F. YacLaren)
23,926.45
nT260 - 'r,TC18 STRE_.M GAUGZ3 - G'= rR ^J COr'3MUCTI(' & D': ?T ,O'_T' NT:
Cooper Concrete - brick sand pickering gauge 5.74
W27C - YORK MILLS - T 2 IOP' - COTSTRUCTICU & DEVELOPMENT:
Swansea Construction - Fork :+rills Diversion Channel "C20
(Cert. 14 7. 0. Chisholm)12,665.23
W28C - Eglinton FLATS - CONSTRUCTICT & LE`TEI,r:ItT T:
Tanhall Reproductions - credit re overch=•rge invoice ; "13690
CR....
1.00
'Page 6.
W29A - CLAIRVILLE RESERVOIR - LAID:
D. Sutter - expenses incurred re preliminary prop. invest. .7.70
W30A - WC24 BL.. CK GR.'EK L i'' ;R'!YC.T; ':,V.1?' UE - PRA .I''I'.' Ar Y - LTD:
D. Sutter - expense incurred re preliminary prop. invest. 1.50
G2C - PIOFEER Vf .i. A GE - CC'T"STRUCTI(" & D VELOarTT:
Dorval Copithorn - r:oving of blecksrlith shop 50.00
Card Lumber - lumber 37.22
R. Leslie Donaldson - tile, rush seated ch= irs, bed':, stove 88.00
S. H. Dellow - no freeze 19.50
Norman Ethridge - enlargements of La skay store 4..00
Houston Building Supplies - defective materials returned
for credit CR. 2.75
++ It It - flue tile 16.30
TV n tt - return of flue tile CR. 1.33
It n St - SP tt n' n CR . 14..96
tt tt to - cement 5.70
tt n n - cement, sheet metal lathe 7.75
n If 1+ - lumber 53.15
++ t+ n - metal lathe 1$0.50
tt tt If - cornerite 22• $0
II tt tt
- flue lining, cement, glue 44.32
tt tt tt - structelite 7$•37
++ n n - plasterer's cement, tape refill_ 1.4.1
If
IT tt If - outside corner bead 6.$4
- cement
it tt tt - lime, stern set, quick set 23.65
It tt tt - siding 10.51
VI tt It - lumber 8.55
n It n - lumber, bond fast 36.13
Toronto Public Libraries - pictures 14.15
White Hardware - sanding belts, lubricant 9.70
Woodbridge Farmers - pig grower of pellets 28.60
n tt - stove oil 11.06
Zenith Electric - electrical su plies 11.50
tt 8 • am tt If 7.88
It tt _ n Ti 100.61
n tt - t+ fixtures 18.86
n 8 _ It n 29.11
Cooper &. Horton - skil blades jointer knives charpened 14.45
Woodbridge Farmers - stove oil 18.74
James Robertson - pipe 4.42
209 - N/E - G RAL:
B -30
Hendersons Drucs - soap for office
Woodbridge Farmers - weighin7 of trailer
Greyhound Photo Service - camera for presentation to
Mr. Richardson
Scott's - catering to Humber ..dvisory Board
Scott's - catering to Executive Meeting Febrw ry 3, 1960
Gibson's Garage - cleaning rats
213 - N/E - HEM L'.KE - ('! : ..'1TIrG & N:.INT:2Tt1 CE:
1.53
.25
132.00
10.00
25.00
8.25
Peel Construction - salt treated s'ncl 24.30
215 - N/E - AL'3 IC H I L S - OF r;R_1 T I? G Fc MA D- T T =.1%: C=+,:
Peel Construction - salt treated sand 24.30
Page 7 B -31
216 N/E - BOYD ..R3L - CFErY TING & MLIFTE` AU
Peel Construction - salt treated sand 11.$5
21$ - N/E - GREENWOOD AREA - 0 ERRTING & MAINT rA CE:
Peel Construction - salt treated sand 11.$5
Payroll for January 1960. 26,3$1.46
#220 - N/E - BL .CK CREEK C/A - OP: ;R!:TIrG & MI FT7STAiTCE:
Peel Construction - salt treated sand 24.00
1$ - MACHL'ERY & E^,UIr1+ _' MT COSTS: ( Con't)
Thompson Tire - chain saw 225.00
20 - PARK ErUIPMLNT - COST: (Con' t )
Para Paints - turps for picnic tables 50.50
A2 - STATION "CRY & OFFICE •;UFPLIES: (Can't)
Charters Publishing - business cards 5.55
tt - envelops 47.1$
A3 - VEHICLE EXPENSE: ( Con't )
Louise Muise - headlight vehicle #4 2.70
Elwood Motors - repairs vehicle #2 9.$0
A$ - tELEPHC)NE: (Con' t )
Bell Telephone - AT $ -0671 13.55
" t4 - AT $ -1123 256.20
A14 - GENERAL EXPENSES: (Con' t )
Bazaar Novelty - celluloid badges & inserts for meeting
of Authority
4.67
A20 - I., & E. FRCMOTION EXFFiSE: ( Con't)
Hunting Survey - prints for publicity 3.22
Geoffrey Fraser - portrait & prints for publicity purposes 21.4
Higgs paper Box - material for model of display 6.94
A21 - MACHINERY "EF. IRS & OPERATING COSTS: ( Con't)
Moir Engraving - engraving for publicity purposes 58.41
Woodbridge Farmers - gear lube 5.54
A22 - PRIVATE REFOR LaTRATIt N:
D. E. Colquette - tree planting subsidy 66.66
A29 - FLOOD 'IAFLNING SY ,TEM: (Can't)
1. Mac. D. Thompson - rain gauges 22.88
A34 - UNIFORMS & PERSONNEL E(UIPMENT: ( Con't)
Sainthill - Levin & Co. - uniform for patrol officer 71.42
Fashion Hat & Cap - winter uniform caps 126.50
Page $
c6c - ALBION }ILLS / CONSTRUCTION 9c DEV7LC: +° :EA'T: ( Con't)
Department of Lands p: Forests - 40,000 trees for reforestration
400.00
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C$C - BOYD :All - CO A: STRUCTICF & D ETraiO Ar3NT:
Automatic Pumping - installation of pump at Farr House 111.99
Department Lands & Forests - 22,300 trees for refore':tration 223.00
Builders Su; ply - matarial for model of new desi _n ourhouse 10.90
C13C - GLEN EAFFY - CQT:STRUCTION & D'1V C "ENT: ( Con't)
G. M. Smith Float Service - rental of float to move
traxcavator 96.00
W16B - BL CK CREEK
James F. MacLaren -
James F. AacLaren -
wi6C - MACK =IX
Star Construction -
TfiT$C - LOWER HUMBER
- EI Gfl' EER IF G:
engineering services re: Consoliftated
Toronto Land Corporation Props. 297.54
Seventh Acct. for eng. services '1C 6 5,7$2.64
- ON STRUCTICr & DEVELOFME PTT:
cert #5 (James F. !$e cLaren) 6$0.40
- GENERAL CC?STRUCT ?OAT & DEVELO TENT ( Con't)
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of property map
W1$A - HIGHLAND CR' EK - LAND:
Joyce H. Knowles - offer to purchase lots 349, 350 & 351
Flan #2546 Scarborough
W'1$C - HIGI?LAND CR EEK - GE!?ER•?L ODFSTRUCTION &
Township of Scarborough - taxes re: Chretian, Croft &
Mac1 naman Properties
3.26
5.60
191.44
W20A - YORK MILL S - LAND:
Roebuck & TJalkinshaw - file #2216 re: purchase Scarlett
Construction Property 6$2.33
W23B - BL. CK CR-,EK L:;M - II`:GIFEERI1 G:
James F. MacLaren - 2nd account for engineering services 321.55
W2GC - WC1$ STREAM GAUG,S - G3I ORAL CCATSTRUJCTION. &: DEVELOPMENT (con)
Builders Supply - no- freeze for concrete 13.00
- tools for work on York :ills streem gauge $.35
W2$C - EGLINTON FIATS - CC'NSTRUCTIOF & DINELO MENT: (Can't)
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of survey 1.52
W29B - CLAIRVILL J R STJ'VOIR - ENGINEERING:
James F. MacLaren - 2nd. & final account for engineering
services rendered 3,1$1.70
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G2C - PIOt;ELF VILLAGE - IX"_ STRCCTr: V & DEVZL M y'°T: (Con't)
Zenith electric - electrical supplies 20.52
R. Leslie Donaldson - rope bed, cupboards 46.00
Ward Price Ltd. - 4 copies Upper Can. Gazette, book of
printing 35.00
Charles Matthews - movin- of Laskay store to village 600.00
Woodbridge F,rmers - calcium chloride 7.00
James grown - excavate foundation for Laskay Building 210.00
#209 - N/E - GENERAL; (Con't)
Gestetner - miniature Gesteprint catalogue 1.00
Scott's - Executive meeting February 10, 1960 25.00 .
#213 - N/E - HEART LAKE - OPErR.,TIPG & NA1'TEM;P'C'_:: (Con't)
Peel Construction - salt treated sand 24.00
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SCHEDULE "B"
REGULATIONS MADE BY THE METROPOLITAN
TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
UNDER THE CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES ACT
1. In these regulations,
(a) "Authority" means The Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority;
(b) "'fill" means till of any kind.
2. Subject to regulation 3, no person shall place or dump fill or
permit fill to be placed or dumped in any area below the high
water mark of any river, creek or stream in-the area under-the
jurisdiction of the Authority.
3. Subject to The Onterio Water Resources Commission Act, 1957, or
to any other private interest, the Authority may permit in writing
the placing or dumping of fill in an area below the high water
nark, if, in the opinion of the Authority, the placing or dumping
does not interfere with the ability of the river, creek or stream
t-: safely carry the maximum flood flows and will not result in
pollution of the river, creek or stream.
a.. No dumping or placing of fill below the high water mark of the
river, creek or stream shall be commenced until the registered
owner of the property has obtained the permission required by
regulation 3.
5. Applications for permission to place or dump fill shall be
filed with the Authority and shall include,
(a) two copies of a plan.of the property on which the
fill is to be placed, showing the proposed location
of the filling, the depth to which it is proposed
to fill and the proposed final grade of the land
when filling is completed;
(b) a complete description of the type of fill proposed
to be placed or dumped;
(c) a statement of the dates between which the placing
or dumping will be carried out;
(d) a statement of the proposed use of the land follow-
- ing completion of placing or dumping.
6. The Authority may, at any time, withdraw permission to place
or dump if, in the opinion of the Authority, the representations
containad in the application for permission to place or dump the
fill are not carried out.
Vetropo/ttan 700t0 and Ieeion
(on4eruation �Ehoritr�
MINUTES
B -3 5
Executive Committee Meeting
March 16, 1960
No. 4..
The Executive Committee inet at the Don Valley Golf Club
on Wednesday, March 16th commencing at 10. 30 a.m.
Present were:
Chairman
Members
Metro. Parks Comm.
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Cons. Areas Planner
P. R. Consultant
Dr. G. R. Lord
J. A. Bryson
Mrs. E. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
H. S. Honsberger
W. S. MacDonnell
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. McKechnie
T. W. Thompson
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
W. McLean
J. Haystead
MINUTES: .
The minutes of meeting No. 3/60 were presented.
Res. #34 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the minutes of meeting No. 3/60 as
presented be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT #1 CONSERVATION AREAS ADVISORY BOARD
Report No. 1 of the Conservation Areas Advisory Board was
presented by Mr. Sauriol and considered in detail.
Res. 05 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That Report No. 1 of the Conservation Areas
Advisory Board be received and that the recommendations
contained therein as amended and set forth herein
be adopted.
1. That Scheme CA 20 "A Scheme for the further
extension of the Albion Hills Conservation Area"
be adopted and further in this connection the
following action be taken.
(a) That all member municipalities be designed
as benefitting.
(b) That the Minister of Planning and Development
be requested to approve of the scheme and a
grant of 50% of the cost thereof.
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(c) 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
documents.
2. That Scheme CA 1$ "A Scheme for the further
extension of the Boyd Conservation Area" be
adopted and further in this connection the
following action be taken -
(a) That all member municipalities be des-
ignated as benefitting.
(b) That the Minister of Planning and Devel-
opment 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 and
directed to take whatever action is
required in connection with the scheme
including the execution of any necessary
documents.
3. That Scheme CA 19 "A Scheme for the extension
of the Greenwood Conservation Area" be adopted
and further in this connection the following
action be taken -
(a) That all member municipalities be designated
as benefitting.
(b) That the Minister of Planning & Development
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 and directed to take
whatever action is required in connection
with the scheme, including the execution of
any necessary documents.
4. That the plan of development of the Claremont
Conservation area as outlined in the staff
report appended as Schedule 'B' of the Con-
servation Areas Minutes be adopted. (Meeting #1/60.)
5. That the 1960 development of the Black Creek
Area as presented by the staff be approved
except for the road pattern to the Pioneer
Museum.
6. That the 1960 Heart Lake Development program
as proposed by the staff be approved.
7. That in view of existing legislation no action
be taken in regard to the proposed Metropolitan
Park in the Scarborough Bluffs area by this
Authority.
8. That the plan of development of the Humber Trails
as presented by the staff be adopted and further
that a local official opening be arranged at a
suitable time and further that no parking fees
be charged for the current season.
Carried Unanimously.
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Res. 6 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That the staff be authorized to proceed with
the 1960 Conservation Areas Development program
within budget limits.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 1 INFORM.1TION & EDUCATION ADVISORY BO..RD
Report No. 1 of the Information & Education Advisory Board
was presented by Mr. MacDonnell.
Res. #37 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by F. McKechnie
That Report No. 1 of the Information & Education
Advisory Board be received and that the recommendations
contained therein and set forth herein be adopted.
1. That the staff be authorized to proceed with the
publication of the 1960 Directory.
2. That a joint liaison sub - committee of the Informa-
tion and Education advisory Board and the Historic
Sites Advisory Board be appointed to make suitable
arrangements for the dedication ceremony for the
Pioneer Village and further that H. M. Griggs and
E. Sager be the Information & Education represent-
atives on this committee.
3. That the Pioneer Village liaison sub - committee
be the sub - committee to direct the preparation
of the Pioneer Village brochure and that they
be given power to act.
4. That the staff be authorized to revise the
M.T.R.C. ti. map folder and call for quotations
for printing the 1960 edition.
5. That the recommendations contained in the staff
report on the Authority film program appended as
Schedule 'Bt of Information & Education minutes
be adopted. (Meeting #1/60.)
6. That the recommendations contained in the staff
report on the proposed Conservation Text appended
as Schedule "C" of Information & Education
minutes be adopted. (Meeting #1/60.)
7. That the staff be authorized to proceed with the
production of an internal map of a conservation
area.
$. That the staff be authorized to proceed with
production of a supply of Brochure Display Stands.
9. That K. G. Higgs be authorized to attend Antioch
College Camp School May 29 - June 3rd with the
class from York Memorial Collegiate Institute
and that his expenses be paid.
10. That the 1960 Junior Trout Fishing Day be held at
Albion Hills on Saturday, May 14th and that the
sub - committee be as follows -
C. R. Purcell
E. Sager
Geo. Cooke
Geo. Baker
D. Adair
Carried Unanimously.
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PURCHASE OF OFFICE EQUIPMENT
A staff communication was presented requesting Authority to
purchase one fireproof filing cabinet, on which the following quotations
have been received.
H. G. Barlow
Mosley Taylor Safes
Grand & Toy
348.00
358.00
377.00
Res. #38 - Moved by F. McKechnie
Seconded by Mrs. Hague
That the staff be authorized to purchase
one fireproof filing cabinet from H. G.
Barlow, their quotation having been the
lowest.
Carried Unanimously.
FLOOD CONTROL STUDY - VILLAGE OF 0TOUFFVILLE
A communication from the Village of Stouffville requesting
that the authority make a study of conservation and flood control
requirements of Duffins Creek was presented.
Res. #39 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the staff be authorized and directed to
obtain an estimate of the cost of preliminary
study of flood control problems in the Village
of Stouffvile from R. K. Kilborn & Associates.
Carried Unanimously.
CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES MEETING
A communication was presented from the Chairman of the Grand
Valley Conservation Authority inviting this Authority to send represent-
atives to a meeting of Conservation Authorities to be held on March
28th at Galt.
Res. #40 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. Hague
That the following be authorized and directed
to attend a meeting of Conservation Authorities
being held at Galt on March 28th 1960 -
Dr. Lord
J. S. MacDonnell
C. R. Purcell
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
Carried Unanimously.
!►UTHORITY LEVY
Res. #f41 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Socd.nded by C. Sauriol
That the Chairman, Vice Chairman and Mr.
Honsberger represent the Authority at Metro
Executive Committee meeting on Friday March
18th in connection with the 1960 levy.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT OF PERSONNEL SUB- COMMITTEE
The Chairman informed the meeting that the Personnel Sub -
Committee had met earlier in the day and asked that their report be
considered.
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Ras. ;'42 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by J. It. Bryson
That the report of the meeting of the Personnel
Sub - Committee held this day be now considered.
Carried Unanimously.
The report and recommendations of the Sub - Committee were
presented by Dr. Lord.
Res. /,43 - Moved by F. McKechnie
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the Personnel Sub- Committee Report be
received and appended as Schedule 'e,' of these
minutes and that the recommendations contained
therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
G. R. Lord
Chairman
18. 3. 60.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 1 p.m.
F. L. Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer.
SCHEDULE 'I' B -40
KEPOliT OF A MEETING AND REC0MiV ND..TIONS
OF THE PERSONNEL SUB- COMMITTEE OF THE
EXECUTIVE
The Personnel Sub - Committee met at the Don Valley Golf Club
on Wednesday March 16, 1960 commencing at 9 a.m.
Present were:
Chairman Dr. G. R. Lord
Members H. S. Honsberger
M. J. Breen
Staff F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
C. B. Thompson
The following matters were considered in detail.
1. The appointment of a Patrol Officer to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation of R. Speakman.
2, A change in the Employees Group Medical Plan.
3. The addition of a position description Project Engineer
in the Personnel Regulations.
4. The additionto the staff of a Technical Assistant -
Reforestation & Land Use.
5e The appointment of a Superintendent for the
Claremont Conservation :area.
It was agreed and the Sub - Committee recommends.
1. That the staff be directed to advertise for a patrol
officer.
2. That the Employees Group Medical Plan be revised as
outlined in Plan No. 4 providing a majority of the
employees are in favour of the change.
3. That the Personnel Regulations be amended by adding
thereto the following position description.
Position - Project Engineer Code: TAS 7
General Terms of Reference
The Project Engineer is responsible to the Director of Operations.
An employee in this class is required to administer all water control
projects undertaken by the Authority;. to operate and maintain struct-
ures built in connection with this program and to operate the Author-
ity flood warning system.
Specific Terms of Reference
The Project Engineer is required to
- study proposed water control projects and prepare reports on
technical matters on these projects.
- co- operate with consulting engineers employed by the Authority in
the design of water control projects, and arrange with the consultants
for the taking of soil borings for all Authority projects.
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Project Engineer Cont /d.
- arrange for the calling of tenders, checking of tenders and pre-
paration of recommendations in respect to the awarding of a
contract.
- maintain liaison between consultants, contractor, municipal amth-
orities regarding projects being undertaken by the authority.
- maintain a system of scheduling of projects and close contact with
staff of the authority to insure that properties required in
connection with the work are clear for construction purposes.
- be responsible fpr progress payments and contract completion
certificates.
- be responsible for the establishment and operation of the Authority
flood warning system.
- be responsible for the efficient maintenance and operation of
water control projects constructed by the Authority.
- perform related duties as assigned.
Qualifications
- extensive knowledge of the principles and practices of civil,
mechanical, electrical engineering and considerable knowledge of
the other branches of engineering.
-• extensive and thorough knowledge of the materials and methods of
construction.
thorough knowledge of the principles and practices of modern
management as applied to the design, construction, operation and
maintenance of engineering structures
- ability to plan and direct the work of subordinates
- ability to plan, direct and co- ordinate the construction program
of the Authority.
- a member of the Association of Professional Engineers of the
Prbvince of Ontario
Minimum Education Requirements
- graduate in civil, mechanical or electrical engineering of a
recognized university.
4. That the staff be directed to advertise for a
superintendent for the Claremont Conservation
Area.
5. That the staff be directed to advertise for a
Technical Assistant - Reforestation & Land Use.
G. R. Lord
Chairman
1$. 3. 60.
F. L. Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer.
V4etropo/ttan 7oronto and legion
Co,ueruation y
MINUTES
B -42
Executive Committee Special Meeting
March 25, 1960 No. 5
The Executive Committee met in special session in the office
of the Chairman, University of Toronto, on Friday, March 25, 1960
commencing at 9 a.m.
Present were:
Chairman Dr. G.R. Lord
Vice Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members Mrs. J. _:. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
H. S. Honsberger
W. S. MacDonnell
C. Sauriol
Secretary- Treasurer F. L. Lunn
The Chairman presented a cozimunication received from the
Clerk of the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto containing a request
from the Executive Committee that the authority reduce its 1960
Municipal Levy to assist in holding Municipal Tax Rates at or near
their present level.
The request and its effect on the 1960 program was considered
in detail.
Res. ;=-44 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That this Executive having considered the request
of the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto having
regard to a reduction in the 1960 Municipal Levy
recommends that the 1960 Municipal Levy be reduced
to a total of $600,000.00 and that necessary ad-
justments be made in the Budget Estimates.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. x'45 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That the staff be instructed to prepare Revised
Budget Estimates for consideration at the next
meeting of this Executive.
Carried Unanimously.
G. R. Lord
Chairman
On motion the meeting adjourned at 10.30 a.m.
F . L . Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer.
Vetropo/itan Joronto artd Ieeion
Coruseruation, Ju,th,oritr�
INUTES
B-4.3
Executive Committee Meeting
March 30, 1960 No. 6
The Executive Committee met in the Don Valley Golf Club
on Wednesday, March 30th commencing at 10.30 a.m.
Present were:
Chairman Dr. G. R. Lord
Vice Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members J. A. Bryson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
H. S. Honsberger
F. McKechnie
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
Metro. Parks CommissionerT. W. Thompson
Secretary Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
MINUTES
The minutes of meetings No. 4 and 5 were presented.
Res. #46 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the minutes of meetings No. 4/60 and
5/60 as presented be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
MUNICIPAL LEVY & REVISED BUDGET ESTIMATES
The staff presented the municipal levy and budget estimates
for the consideration of the Executive.
Res. #47 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
The Executive recommends that the revised
1960 Budget estimates and municipal levies
as appended as Schedule 'A' of these minutes
be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
AUDITORS REPORT
The auditor's report prepared by Clarkson Gordon & Co.
for the year ending 1959 was presented.
Res. #4$ - Moved by Mrs. Gardner
Seconded by J. A. Bryson
That the auditor's report as received and
reviewed be accepted and filed and further
that copies be forwarded to all members of
the Authority.
Carried Unanimously.
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Res. #49 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by W. C. Davidson
That the Revenue fund
unexpended portion of
. be utilized to reduce
levies.
surplus and the
the schemes levies
the 1960 municipal
Carried Unanimously.
PERMANENT STAFF WAGE ADJUSTMENTS
Res. #50 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by F. McKechnie
That the wage rate of the following personnel
be adjusted as shown.
Name Rate Effective Date
T. Groen
N. Rose
1.45hr. April 4, 1960
1.45hr. April 4, 1960
Carried Unanimously.
B -44
SCHEME WC 16 - PROPERTY
A staff communication was presented stating that negotiations
had been successfully concluded with Metropolitan Water Works regarding
certain lands.
Res. #51 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the Secretary Treasurer be authorized and
directed to complete the purchase of the land
required in connection with Scheme WC 16 from
Metro. Water Works comprising 17 acres more or
less known as part of the Oriole Waterworks plant
as shown on the plan received from the Metropolitan
Works Commissioner for the sum of 4)13,$70.00
plus adjustments.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC 15 - PROPERTY
The Chairman reported that certain discussions had been held
with the President of the University of Toronto in connection with lands
required for the scheme.
Res. 1J52 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
That the Chairman be authorized to negotiate
with the Board of Governors of the University
of Toronto in connection with that portion of
the Glendon Hall property required for Scheme
WC 15.
Carried Unanimously.
APPRECIATION OF SERVICE
Communications were presented with regard to the coming
retirement of W. I. Cockburn as Agricultural Representative of York
County and the transfer of Mr. J. W. McCullough as Agricultural
Representative of Peel County.
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Res. 453 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by J. A. Bryson
That a contribution in the amount of 450.00
be made as a tribute to U. M. Cockburn on his
retirement as Agricultural Representative of
York County and further that the Chairman be
authorized to make a similar gift to J. W.
McCullough as an expression of appreciation on
his transfer as Agricultural Representative of
Peel County.
Carried Unanimously.
YORK MILLS BUILDINGS
A communication was presented suggesting the acquisition of
certain buildings in the York Mills area.
Res. 454 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by J. A. Bryson
That the Chairman and Mr. Honsberger be authorized
to investigate the buildings in the vicinity of
Yonge and Mill Streets.
Carried Unanimously.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 1 p.m.
G. R. Lord F. L. Linn
Chairman Secretary - Treasurer.
1. 4. 60.
1960 MUNICIPAL LEVY. . .
VD METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
1
oa Percent of
Municipality Population
Member Total within within 1960 1959
Municipality Population Authority Authority Levy Levy
Adjala Twp.. 1;692 $ 135 •100.00 -100.00 *
Ajax Town 7;912 100 7;912 2;952.00 1;553.9$
Albion Twp. 2,$52 95 2;709 1,00$.00 1,023.94
Bolton Village 1;702 100 1;702 630.00 602.32
Brampton Town 14,371 75 11,153 4,152.00 4,957.06
Caledon Twp. 3,71$ 10 372 13$.00 150.5$
Caledon East Village •636 100 •636 240.00 '240.93
Chinguacousy Twp. 5;929 60 3;557 1;320.00 1;3$5.33
King Twp. 11;12$ 47 5;230 1;950.00 1,$79.23
Markham Twp. 12,952 100 12;952 4;$30.00 5;047:41
Markham Village • 4;157 100 • 4;157 1,553.9$
1;54$.00
Metropolitan Toronto 1,4$7,34$ 100 1,4$7,34$ 553,$$2:00 557,093.00
Mono Twp. 2,20$ 5 •110 •100.00 * 100.00 *
Pickering Twp. 16,175 96 15;52$ 5,$02.00 5,517.22
Pickering Village 1;754 100 1;754 64$.00 '632.43
Richmond Hill Town 112,37/04- 100 14 ;950 5;56$.00 5;541.30
Stouffville Village 100 2;$74 1;06$.00 1;035.9$
Toronto Twp. 57;179 26 14;$67 5,532.00 5,396.75
Toronto Gore Twp. 1,050 100 1,050 390.00 391.51
Uxbridge Twp. 2;579 33 '$51 312.00 '325.25
Vaughan Twp. 16;033 100 16;033 5;970.00 5;902.70
Whit church Twp. 7;397 37 2;737 1,020.00 1,054.05
Woodbridge Village 2,243 100 2,243 $40.00 $31.20
1,679,339 1,610,860 *600,000.00 *602,316.15
* Minimum levy *100.00
a
1959 population within Authority - 1;544;927
C:4 1960 population within Authority - 1,610,$60
cn
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METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERV..TION AUTHORITY
1960 REVISED BUDGET SUMMARY
A. REVENUE
:.DMINISThATION, GENERAL, CONSERVATION AND MAINTENANCE
Balance, Dec. 31, 1959 j 60,922.00
Municipal Levies 124,793.00
Anticipated Government Grants 154,670.00
Anticipated Cons. Areas Rev. 75,000.00
Total
CURRENT CAPITAL SCHEMES
Balance Dec. 31, 1959
Municipal Levies
Anticipated Government Grants
Total
Total Revenue
415,385.00
22,163.00
475,207.00
470, 20.00
967,890.00
$1,383,275.00
B. EXPENDITURES
ADMINISTWLTION, GENERAL, CONSEitVATION AND i`L,INTENANCE
Anticipated
Total Authority Prov.Grants
Sec. 1. Admin. & General
Conservation 309,340.00 154,670.00 154,670.00
Sec. 8 Cons. Areas Operations 86,045.00 86,045.00
Sec. 9 General Maintenance 20,000.00 20,000.00
Totals
415,385.00 260,715.00 154,670.00
CURRENT CAPITAL SCHEMES
Sec. 2 Reforestation Land
Sec. 3. Cons. areas Land
Schemes
Sec. 4 Cons. Areas Dev.
Scheme
Sec. 4! Cons. Area Winter
Works Scheme
Sec. 5 Pioneer Village
Development Scheme
Sec. 6 General Water Control
Schemes
10,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00
480,000.00 240,000.00 240,000.00
370,640.00 185,320.00 185,320.00
25,000.00 6,250.00 18,750.00
47,350.00 47,350.00
18,900.00
Sec. 7 Preliminary Engineering
(Claireville) 16,000.00
Totals
Total Expenditure
9,450.00 9,450.00
4,000.00 12,000.00
967,890.00 497,370.00 470,520.00
$1,383,275.00
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
1960 BUDGET ESTIMATES
ADMINISTRATION & GENERAL CONSERVATION
Section 1
A -1 Members, Allowance & Meeting Expenses
A -2 Stationery & Office Supplies
A -3 Vehicle Operating Expenses
A -4 Staff Mileage & Expenses
t► -5 Light, Heat, Water & Power
t ► -6 Rents
A -7 Wages, Administrative
1 - Chairman $$,000..00
1 - Secretary - Treasurer $,200.00
1 - Deputy - Treasurer 5,060.,00
1 - Clerk Grade III 3,915.00
1 - Clerk Grade II 3,440.00
1 - Clerk Grade II 2,$66.00
1 - Clerk Grade II 2,$66.00
1 - Clerk Grade II 2,730.00
1 - Clerk Grade II (Pt.Time) 2,500.00
1 - Clerk Grade I 2,310.00
1 - Clerk Grade I 2,500.00
Sub -Total 44,3$7.00
Technical
1 - Director of Operations
1 - Cons. Areas Planner
1 - Geographer
1 - Geographer, 6 mos.
1 - Cons. Areas Manager
1 - Tech.Asst.,Ref. & L.Use
1 - 11 it tI If If
1 - " " - Naturalist
1 - Draftsman
1 - 11
1 - fI
1 - Casual
Summer Surveys
Sub -Total
Conservation Patrol
1 - Patrol Officer
1 - Patrol Officer
Sub -Total
TOTAL - A -7
A -$ Telephone
A -9 Office Cleaning & Maintenance
A -10 Bank Charges
A -11 Bank Interest
A -12 Insurance
$13,000.00
6,000.00
14,000.00
11,000.00
1,500.00
3,700.00
$,200.00
5,060.00
5,060.00
1,000.00
5,500.00
4,200.00
2,000.00 (6 mos)
3,990.00
4,013.00
3,550.00
3,550.00
2,400.00
1,000.00
49,523.00
4,190.00
3,640.00
7,$30.00
101,740.00
6,000.00
2,500600
100.00
6,or'v.00
5,000.00
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A -13 Legal & Audit
A -14. General Expenses
A -15 Advertising
A: -16 P.R. Consultant
A -17 School Program
(1) Junior Trout Day
A -18 Maps & Brochures
B -49
4,500.00
1,000.00
500.00
4,000.00
1,000.00
(1) 1960 Directory 200.00
(2) Our Valley 1,000.00
(3) Black Creek Folder 1,500.00
(4) MTRCA Map 2,500.00
(5) General Printing 1,000.00
(6) Nature Program Folder 250.00
(7) Brochure "Plants Suitable for 1,000.00
Attracting Wildlife" 7,450.00
A -19 Tours & Special Days
(1) Official Openings 2,000.00
(2) Tours 500.00 2,500.00
t. -20 Promotion Expenses
1) Prof. Photography still 1,250.00
2) Engravings for press 1,250.00
3) Exhibits - 7 exhibitions 2,500.00
(4) Promotional Contingencies 500.00
(5) Photographic Supplies 500.00
(6) Press Clipping Service 250.00
(7) Motion picture program 4,000.00
(8 P.R. Travel, duplicating,
stenographic, etc. 1,500.00 11,750.00
A -21 Machinery Operating Costs 9,000.00
A -22 Private Ref. Asst. Program
(1) Operating Authority crews 3,750.00
(2) Landowners, Subsidy 750.00 4,500.00
A -23 Farm Pond Program
(1) Farm Pond Subsidy 4,000.00
(2) Farm Pond Research ',000.00 7,000.00
A -24 Land Use Program
(1) Land Judging contests 750.00
(2) Grassed Waterway Assistance 1,000.00
(3) Tile Drainage Assistance 5,000.00
(4) Dutch Elm Disease -
experimental program 1.000.00 7,750.00
A -25 Postage 1,500.00
A -26 Workmen's Compensation 3,700.00
A -28 Chairman's Expenses 1,000.00
A -29 Flood Warning System
(1) Supplies, Hydro &
operating costs 500.00
A -31 Wildlife Program
(1) Bird feeding 350.00
(2) Fish raising 1,600.00
(3) Nature displays 200.00 2,150.00!
t -33 Property Taxes (non- revenue) 3,000.Of'
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A-34 Unemployment Insurance
A -35 Employee Group Plan
A-36 Uniforms & Personnel Equip.
A -37 Flood Control
(1) Drafting Floodline Maps
A -39 Technical Maps & Plans
(1) Floodline map reprints
(2) General maps & plans
17 Vehicles, Cost
(1) Trucks, e ton 4x4 - 3 new
(2) Patrol cars - 2 replacements
1$ Machinery & Equipment Costs
(1) Tractors - -2 standard )
1 heavy duty)
(2) Mowers - -2 Mott hammer knife
2 Dyna balance sickle
bar
(3) Other Equipment
Road Equipment
Rock Picker
.,erifier
Wagons - -2 only
(4) Workshop Equipment
Power saws, etc.
(5) Tree Planters - 2 only
19 Office & Technical Equipment
20 Conservation Areas Equipment
(1) Picnic tables
(2) Fireplaces
(3) Garbage containers
(4) Life preservers
2,500.00
12,000.00
3,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,500.00 2,500.00
11,000.00
2,500.00 13,500.00
6,950.00
1,450.00
1,000.00
1,300.00
1,000.00
1,250.00
1,200.00
1,450.00
$00.00
16,400.00
2,500.00
$,000.00
2,600.00
1,250.00
750.00 12,600.00
TOTAL, SECTION 1 $309,340.00
Authority 0154,670.00
Anticipated Provincial Grant 5154,670.00 $309,340.00
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METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
1960 BUDGET ESTIMATES
CURRENT CAPITAL
REFORESTATION LAND COSTS
Section 2
Land Purchases $10,000.00
TOTAL, SECTION 2
Municipal Levy
Anticipated Provincial Grant
Land Purchases
$10,000.00
5,000.00
000.00 $10,000.00
CURRENT CAPITAL
CONSERVATION AREAS LAND COSTS
TOTAL, SECTION 3
Section 3
$480,000.00
Municipal Levy $240,000.00
Anticipated Provincial Grant $240,000.00
$480,000.00
$4$0,000.00
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METROPOLIT;.N TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY.
1960 BUDGET ESTIMATES
CURRENT C'.PIT:.L EXPENDITURE
CONSERV..TION AREAS DEVELOPMENT
SECTION 4
ACCT.
C2 HEART LAKE
1960
Extension of Beach $ 2,500.00
Refreshment Booth Extension 750.00
Retaining Walls Construction 3,500.00
Addition to jj1 House 4,500.00
Surface for Roads 1,950.00
Construct new road to North Area
and provide 2 parking lots 9,500.00
Nature Trail Development 500.00
Clearing, grading and leveling 4,200.00
Purchase & erect Flag Pole 200.00
Fence east boundary 1,000.00
Drill 2 wells and instal pumps north area 1,650.00
Purchase fire fighting equipment 200.00
Sodding, seeding, fertilizer 700.00
Labour 13,000.00
Superintendent (7s% of salary) 3,039.00
Construct and erect area sign 200.00
Construct toilets 2,500.00
Bank Interest 2,445.00
C6 ALBION HILLS
B -5 2
Sub Total $52,334.00
Construct parking lot and road 6,500.00
Pay holdback on Dam Contract 1,069.00
Reconstruction of building 400.00
Architect Fee (balance of contract) 3,400.00
Grading, leveling and clearing 5,$00.00
Reforestation trees (50,000) 500.00
Nature trail construction 500.00
Fire fighting equipment 325.00
Complete construction Service Building 350.00
Flagpole 200.00
Construct Refreshment Stand and Instal hydro 3,500.00
Widen Entrance Road 1,600.00
Construct fences west area 1,500.00
Labour 19,000.00
Superintendent (75% of salary) 3,292.00
Construct and erect area sign 200.00
Bank Interest 2,305.00
Sub Total 450,441.00
C7 COLD CREEK
Construct Fencing and gates 1,000.00
Demolish old buildings, clearing and
grading area 2,000.00
Labour 3,000.00
Bank Interest 300.00
Sub Total $6,.300.00
:;\rSERW.TI ON : RE:,S DEVELOPMENT
S_:CTION lA
C$ BOY1) CONSERW.TION 1.RE�►
012
Construct Comfort Station
Road & Parking lot construction
Extend Beach
Fencing new north area
Construct Lifeguard Tower
and purchase Lifeguard equipment
Sodding, grass seed and fertilizer
Stream Improvement and Erosion Control
Grading. leveling and clearing
Construct nature trail
Fire fighting equipment
Cornple;e house reconstruction
Complete Refreshment booth construction
Flagpole
Construct area sign
Materials, seed and fertilizer for nursery
Labour
Superintendent (75% of salary)
Bank Interest
UXBRIDGE
Reforestation trees
Labour
Bank Interest
Sub Total
Sub Total
C13 GLEN H.,FFY
Sodding, seedling and fertilizer
Fire fighting equipment
Construct rearing ponds
Purchase fish for stocking
Construct additional parking area
surface road
Grading. leveling and clearing
Stream clearance
Reconstruct Service Building
Complete House reconstruction
Construct area sign
Labour
Superintendent (75% of salary)
Bank Interest
Sub Total
1'16 DINGLE
Reforestation Trees
Labour
Sank Interest
Sub Total
B -53
1960
$ 9,500.00
1$,000.00
3,000.00
1,900.00
300.00
700.00
14,000.00
3,300.00
500.00
200.00
200.00
300.00
200.00
200.00
325.00
29,500.00
3,039.00
2.0$0.00
$87,244.00
500.00
500.00
50.00
$1,050.00
500.00
225.00
1,750.00 $00.00
4,500.00
2,000.00
3,100.00
200.00
2,000.00
1,$00.00
200.00
9,000.00
2,$50.00
1,195.00
$30,320.00
500.00
500.00
50.00
$1,050.00
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CONSEh.W.TION ;.lEI.S DEVELOPMENT
SECTION 4
aCCT
C14 GREENWOOD 1960
Complete Refreshment Booth S 300..00
Complete House Construction 500.00
Surface Roads 1,200..00
Grading, leveling and clearing 3,300.00
Development of Nature Trail 300.00
Complete Service Building 300.00
Extend beach and swimming area 3,000.00
Construct footbridges (3)
Hydro Service and benches group area 700.00
Fencing 600.00
Sodding, seeding and fert4izer 500.00
Fire fighting equipment 250.00
Construct area sign 200.00
Labour 13,600.00
Superintendent (75% of salary) 2,875.00
Bank Interest 1,355.00
Sub Total $29,480.00
C17 HUMBER Th.JLS
Fencing 1,250.00
Construct Roads and i'arking lots 6,000.00
Construct Entrance and Gate House 1,500.00
Construct Toilets 750.00
Construct Wells (2) and instal pumps 600.00
Construct Service Building 1,000.00
Grading, leveling and clearing 4,000.00
Sodding, seeding, fertilizer 200.00
Flagpole
Construct area sign 200.00
Construct Barricades 400.00
Labour 6,000.00
Bank Interest 1.085.00
Sub Total $23,785.00
028 BL..CK ChEEK
Construct Roads & Parking areas 10,700.00
Complete Workshop 500.00
Fencing 1,800.00
Instal 2.wells & pumps 1,800.00
Construct Refreshment Building 3,500.00
Fire fighting equipment 350.00
Flagpole 200.00
Sodding, seeding and fertilizer 700.00
Grading, leveling and clearing 3,200.00
Construct toilets 500.00
Construct area sign 200.00
Labour 11,000.00
Director (7s% of salary) 3,450.00
Bank Interest 1,800.00
Sub Total 639,700.00
CONSE1tV«TION i hEAS DEVELOi MENT
SECTION 4
..CCT :
C29 CLhEMONT
Construct Roads & Parking 4.rea
Construct Footbridges (2)
Nature Trail Development
Instal 3 wells and pumps
Sodding, seed and fertilizer
Reconstruct House and Service Building
Construct entrance and gatehouse
Construct toilets
Flagpole
Leveling, grading and clearing
Fire fighting equipment
Fencing
Equip. area with tools
Construct and erect area sign
Labour
Superintendent (75% of salary)
Bank Interest
Sub Total
TOTAL, SECTION 4
Municipal Levy x$1$5.320.00
.Anticipated Govt..
Grants..•$1$5,320.00
SECTION 41.
WI NTEh OhKS ,'hOGRA.M
Labour I11 Conservation areas
Municipal Levy $6,250.00
l.nticipated Govt. Grants..$1$,750.00
B -55
1960
9,000.00
1,300.00
500.00
1,500.00
500.00
10,000.00
1,500.00
750.00
200.00
5,000.00
250.00
1,200.00
1,100.00
200.00
11,000.00
2,700.00
2,236.00
a48,93_6.00
370,640.00
$25,000.00
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METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
1960 BUDGET ESTIMATES
CURRENT CAPITAL
HISTORIC SITES
Section 5
Acct.
B -56
G2 Pioneer Village Development
(1) Newtonbrook House $ 3,500.00
(2) Woodbridge House 13,000.00
(3) Cider Mill 1,000.00
(4) :architect's Fee 2,000.00
(5) :.cquisition & moving new Bldgs. 5,000.00
(6) ,acquisition of Pioneer 3,000.00
artifacts
(7) Construction of Exhibits 2,000.00
(8) Construction of Identification
signs 600.00
(9) Labour 15,000.00
(10) Bank Interest 2,250.00
TOTAL, SECTION 5 $47,350.00
Municipal Levy $47,350.00
CURRENT CAPITAL
GENERAL WATER CONTROL PROJECTS
Section 6
Technical Studies $5,000.00
Reservoir Maps & Plans 3,500.00
Pre- Impoundment Stream Survey 900.00
WC 1$/60 Extension of Flood 9,500.00
Warning System
TOT,.L , SECTION 6 $18,900.00
Municipal Levy
Anticipated Provincial Grant
9,450.00
• 0.00
CURRENT CAPITAL
WATER CONTROL SCHEMES
Section 7
Preliminary Engineering,
Claireville Dam $16,000.00
TOTAL, SECTION 7
Municipal Levy S 4,000.00
Anticipated Provincial Grant S12,000.00
$1$,900.00
$16,000.00
$16,000.00
metropoltai Joronto and Region
Copkseruation, Augori%
MINUTES
B -57
Executive Committee Meeting April 13, 1960 No. 7
The Executive Committee met on Wednesday April 13th in the
Don Valley Golf Club commencing at 10.30 a.m.
Present were:
Chairman Dr. G. K. Lord
Vice Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members R. Jennings
Mrs. E. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Homsberger
F. McKechnie
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
Secretary Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
Cons. yeas Planner W. McLean
MINUTES
The Minutes of meeting #6/60 were presented.
Res. #55 - Moved by H. S. Honaberger
Seconded by W. C. Davidson
That the minutes of meeting No. 6/60 as presented
be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
:.000UNTS
The accounts were presented.
Res #56 - Moved by F. McKechnie
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the accounts in the sum total of $215,946.08
and appended an Schedule 'A' of these minutes be
approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT L1 HISTORICAL SITES ADVISORY BOARD
Mrs. Hague presented Report ;`1 of the Historical Sites
Advisory Board.
Res. a57 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That Items 2, 3,.4, 5, 6 & 7 of Report #1 of
the Historical Sites Advisory Board as set
forth herein be adopted and that Item 1 be
adopted as amended by Resolution ,No. 58.
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1. That for the present year both existing
entrances and parking lots at the Black
Creek Conservation Area be maintained and
further that staff provision be made for
the sale of tickets at both entrances.
2. That Prof. T. F. Mcllwraith and N. A. Boylen
be the Historical Sites Advisory Board rep-
resentatives on the joint liaison sub - committee
appointed to make suitable arrangements for the
dedication of the Pioneer Village and the
preparation of the Pioneer Village brochure.
3. That if suitable terms can be arranged that the
Pioneer Village brochure be combined with that
of Fort York and Casa Loma.
4. That the events proposed for May 2$ take the
form of an official opening of the Black Creek
Conservation Area and a dedication ceremony for
the Pioneer Village.
5. That the staff be authorized and directed to
obtain a firm price for the dismantling, moving
and re- erection of the Dickson Hill School.
6,. That the recommendations contained in the
Printing Sub - Committee report of meeting of March
14/60 appended as Schedule 'A' of the Historical
Sites Advisory Board Meeting #1/60 be adopted.
7. That the Executive of the Museums Section of the
Ontario Historical Society be advised that the
Authority would be agreeable to the use of a
card authorizing complimentary admission to the
Pioneer Village for holders of the Museums
Section Card of the Ontario Historical Society
providing other member museums make a similar
concession.
Carried Unanimously.
B -58
BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA
Further to recommendation it1 of the Historical Sites Advisory
Board the staff presented a report with recommendations covering the
operation of the Black Creek Conservation Area during the coming year.
Res,.
158 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the staff report regarding the operation
of the Black Creek Conservation Area be received
and the recommendations contained therein as
amended and set forth herein be adopted.
(a) During the period of early development Steeles
Avenue entrance to the Black Creek Conservation
Area be the only entrance open to the public
on week days and that on Saturdays, Sundays and
holidays both the Jane Street and the Steeles
Avenue entrance be open.
(b) That the Dalziel Barn take on its final form
as an agricultural barn with the only entrance
to the Black Creek area by the Steeles Avenue
entrance.
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(c) That the admission charge to the
Museum and Buildings be as follows
Parking..50O per car
Adults admission...25¢ per person
Childrens admission free.
(d) The Conservation Areas Season's permit
be invalid at the Black Creek Conservation
Area. Carried Unanimously.
REPORT ;-`1 ETOBICOKE MIMICO ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. McKechnie presented Report #1 of the Etobicoke Mimico
'..'.visory Board.
Res. #59 - Moved by F. McKechnie
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That Report r1 of the Etobicoke Mimico Advisory
Board be received and that the recommendations
contained therein be dealt with as set forth
herein.
1. That a copy of the agreement between the Town
of Brampton and the Authority regarding test
drilling for water be forwarded to the Township
of Chinguacousy for information. - Adopt.
2. That members be provided with copies of the
proposal for the establishment of a World Court
of Trees presently being considered by the
Conservation Areas Advisory Board. - ,adopt.
3. That representation be made to the Department
of Highways requesting that consideration be
given to paving Concession 2 E. H. S. Twp.
of Chinguacousy from Highway 7 to 17 sideroad
in the current year. - Adopt.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT #L DON VALLEY ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. Honsberger presented Report it of the Don Valley Advisory
Board.
Res. 160 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That Report ;'1 of the Don Valley Advisory
Board be received and that the recommendations
contained therein be dealt with as set forth
herein.
1. That consideration be given to extending the
northerly boundary of the proposed Richmond Hill
Community Conservation Area sufficiently to
provide a larger area for public use. - refer
to Conservation Areas Advisory Board.
2. That the sale of alcoholic beverages of any
kind be prohibited in any present or future
structures established or to be established
on lands owned by the Authority - table for
future consideration.
3. That Metro Parks Dept. be requested to consider
establishing a hiking trail on the north slopes
of the Don Valley from Nesbitt Drive to Don
Milts Road. - refer to staff for consultation
with Metro. Parks.
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4. That Metro. Parks Dept. be requested
to consider preserving the area immediately
south of Edwards Gardens as a wildlife
sanctuary. - refer to staff for consultation
with Metro. Parks.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT #i R. D. H. P. ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. Purcell presented Report #1 of the R. D. H. P, Advisory
Board.
F►es. #61 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That Report #1 of the R. D. H. P, advisory
Board be received and that the recommendations
contained therein be dealt with as set forth
herein.
1. That the solicitor of the Authority be requested
to review the existing Provincial and Federal
legislation concerning the easement of taxation
on lands used solely for the growing of forests,
and reduction of income tax paid by bona fide
farmers who sell timber from their woodlots -
refer to solicitor for report.
2. That consideration be given to implementing
the requests of Township of Markham contained
in the following resolution adopted by the council
of the said township at their meeting held on
April 4, 1960.
"That this council does recommends Metro
Toronto & Region Conservation Authority
take action to acquire the properties
known as Bruces and Kennedy as soon as
possible and that the Authority make a
survey of the Rouge River where it flows
through Markham Township for flood control
and conservation purposes." - refer to
Advisory Boards concerned.
3. That in view of the action taken in connection
with the registration of a portion of the sub-
division at Frenchman's Bay that the possibility
of acquiring the land as a Conservation area be
investigated by the Authority. - refer to staff
for a report.
4. That the Authority adopt a scheme for the acquis-
ition of land on the west branch of Highland Creek
from Livingston Road north of Kingston Road to
Highway 401. - refer to staff for report.
5. That the Authority adopt a scheme for the acquis-
ition of land on the east branch of Highland Creek
from Ellesmere Ave. and Galloway Road to 401
highway. - refer to staff for report.
6. That the Authority proceed to negotiate the purchase
of the land included in Scheme WC 23. - table to
await availability of capital funds from Metropolitan
Toronto.
7. That the Executive investigate the advisability of
a development road being established in Pickering and
Uxbridge Townships from #2 highway north serving
Greenwood, Claremont & Glen Major Conservation Areas.
- refer to staff for report.
Carried Unanimously.
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REPORT L FLOOD & POLLUTION CONTROL ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. Henderson presented Report j1 of the Flood & Pollution
Control Advisory Board.
Res. F62 Moved by h.. G. Henderson
Seconded by C. R. Purcell
That Report T;1 of the Flood & Pollution Control
Advisory Board be received and that the rec-
ommendations contained therein as amended and
set forth herein be adopted.
1. That the staff report on the Authority policy
for reservoir planning as appended as Schedule
"A" of meeting #1 of Flood & Pollution Control
Advisory Board be approved and that the rec-
ommendations contained therein as amended and
set forth herein be adopted -
(a) That no private ownership or leases be per-
mitted adjoining a Reservoir proper.
(b) That the use of the water supply in the
reservoir for domestic or agricultural purposes
by private individuals be permitted only with
the consent of the Authority.
(c) That with the consent of the Authority and
the Minister of Planning and Development the
Right -of- Easement be granted to a municipality
when required, but that no private easements
be permitted.
(d) That a buffer strip consisting of not less than
100 feet from the high water level be established
around the reservoirs.
(e)
That the plan of development for the non
recreational reservoirs include provision for
reforestation of the buffer zones and that
the plans of development for the recreational
reservoirs include reforestation for the
buffer zones not to be used for recreation.
2. That Scheme WC 25 "i. Scheme for the acquisition
and development of flood plain and conservation
land in the valley of the Rouge River at Finch
Avenue in the Town of Scarborough" be adopted
and in this connection the following action be
taken -
(a) That the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto be designated as the benefitting
municipality.
(b) That the Minister of Manning & Development
be requested to approve of the scheme and a
grant of 50% of the cost thereof.
(c) That a copy of the scheme be forwarded to
the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto and
that no action be taken on the scheme until
such time as it is accepted and approved
by the said Municipality.
(d) That when approved by the Minister of Planning
and Development and by Metropolitan Toronto
that application be made to the Ontario
Municipal Board for their approval if required.
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(e) 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.
3. That the recommendations of the Conservation
Areas advisory Board regarding the Lower Rouge
Valley be approved and that the scheme for
the acquisition and development of flood plain
and conservation lands in the lower Rouge
Valley be considered as a water control scheme
and be designated Scheme WC 27 and that the
staff be instructed to prepare the scheme as
a top priority within the flood control plan.
4. That the recommendations of the Conservation
areas Advisory Board re the Lower Duffins Creek
Valley be approved and that the scheme for the
acquisition and development of flood plain and
conservation lands in the Lower Duffins Creek
Valley be considered as water control Scheme
WC 2$ and that the staff be instructed to prepare
the scheme as a top priority within the flood
control plan.
5. That Scheme WC 26 "1. 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 member municipalities be designated
as benefitting.
(b) That the Minister of Manning & Development
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 and directed to take
whatever action is required in connection with
the scheme including the execution of any
necessary agreements.
Carried Unanimously.
PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT
The staff reported quotations had been received as follows
for the following equipment -
2 only 067 Skil Saws complete with accessories
A ikenhead Hardware
Unit T2677l
Builders Tool Supply 145.00 290.00
White Hardware 120.40 240.$0
1 only j.5 Ski1 Saw
.ikenhead Hardware
Builders Tool Supply
White Hardware
2 only Skil Bench Grinder i,287
Aikenhead Hardware
Builders Tool Supply
White Hardware
93.50
100.00
$5.45
171.54
200.00
162.26
1$7.00
200.00
170.90
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Res. #63 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That the quotation as submitted by White
Hardware for 2 only ,-367 Skil Saws, 1 only
025 Skil Saw and 2 only Skil Bench Grinder
ir287 be accepted in each case it being the
lowest received.
Carried Unanimously.
VISIT TO FLOOD CONTROL DAMS
Dr. Lord asked the approval of the Executive to send K. G. Higgs
on a trip to visit certain flood control works on the Cumberland River
Nashville, Tennessee in company with representative of James F. MacLaren
Associates and the Hydraulics Engineer of the Dept. Planning & Develop-
ment.
Res. #64 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
That K. G. Higgs be authorized
to visit certain flood control
Cumberland River at Nashville,
during the week of April 18th
travelling and other expenses
Carried
On motion the meeting adjourned at
G. R. Lord
Chairman
14. 4. 60.
and directed
dams on the
Tennessee
and that his
be paid.
Unanimously.
1 p.m.
F. L. Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer.
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SCHEDULE 11AT1 MARCH 31, 1960.
J1'17 - VEHICLE - COST:
Geo. R. Farr - 2 1960 2- door -6 cylinger Chev. Sedans, partol
cars
Geo. R. Farr - trade in 2 Chev patrol cars CR.
mil$ - MACHINERY & EG;,UIP.ENT COSTS:
Scholdice Service Supply - 2 standard iiasLey Ferguson tractors 4,462.00
1T 1T - 1 heavy duty Massey Ferguson " 2,497.00
`'19 - OFFICE EQiuIP,NT - COST:
=,radma of Canada Limited - addressing machine 245.00
`' 1 " 11 - trade in on addressing machine CR. 45.00
6,266.00
4,016.00
x'20 - PARK EQ IP mENT COSTS:
Canadian Acme Screw & Gear - bolts & nuts for picnic tables
Woodbridge Hardware - chaulk & cheesecloth for making signs
- bolts for picnic tables
Card Lumber - lumber for picnic tables
Hudson Welding - 100 fireplaces
Apex Bolt Products - bolts for making signs
A2 - KATIOI\TERY OFFICE SUS ?LI:LS:
Gestetner Company - mimeo paper
- cleaner for duplicating machine
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Charter Publishing - Inter Office demo forms
H. G. Barlow - file box, index cards, transfer drawer
Masters Brothers - service & repair of cheque writer
Grand & Toy - ledger binder
Charters Publishing - envelopes
H. G. Barlow - card cabinet, guides, paper, scratch pads
Gestetner - stencils & paper
Bolton Enterprize - labels
H. G. Barlow - envelope sealer
Charters Publishing - enevlopes
C. W. i.Iack - rubber stamp
Challenger Manifold - material for duplicating machine
Pitney Bowes of Canada - rental of postage meter
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Hendersons Drugs - paper
4T 11 - cleaning fluid for Gestetner
" - drafting supplies
I- iughes -Owens - drafting supplies
1T & equipment
11 47 _ TT 41 11 11
Curry's Art Store - drafting supplies
1T 71 1? _ 1? 71
Hughes - Owens - ►1 11
Charters Publishing - procurement order forms
Curry's Art Store - drafting supplies
Thomas A. Edison - discs for voicewriter
'doodbridLe Hardware - drafting supplies
Hughes -Owens - drafting supplies
Gestetner - stationary
Hughes -Owens - drafting supplies
H. G. Barlow - stationery
11 1T 11 - file folders
Gestetner - stationery supplies
96.35
1.14
3.97
3,271.59
2,600.00
12.8$
23.56
3.84
1$.0$
82.70
19.00
8.50
13.04
109.61
22.23
93.81
9.99
5.65
9.99
4.49
21.80
21.63
20.62
. 45
. 59
.35
70.20
75.40
25.20
.95
21.70
24.50
149.57
. 95
10.00
.20
3.00
26.48
3.07
10.13
34.02
64.32
PAGE 2
A3- VEHICLE Er;PEi' SE :
Louis i•iuise Service - repairs to vehicle ,4
Hawman Motors - repairs to vehicle t -7
11 ft - si ft tf #1-' 5
,2
ff
ft
11
1?
fi
- 11 fi 4t
ff - fi 4f Ti
11 - wash n lubrication for vehicle #2
fr - repairs to vehicle 0
Canadian Tire Corp. - tires E. battery for vehicle ;r2
Provincial Treasurer Dept. of Transport - permit for trailer
(for displey)
Fagins Garage - gas purchases for February 1960
Humber Automotive - clips for reps it of vehicles
fi fT - auto reference book
47 f4 - gasket
f4 4P - connector, lite, wire, clips, tape, bracket,
Woodbridge Farmers - weighing trailer for license
Canadian Tire Corp. - tires for patrol car ,'2
Humber Automotive - flares for Authority vehicles 33.90
3.00
1.00
2.70
3.00
55.00
'3 1.50
680.73
23.65
1.50
.35
10.88
74.66
B -65
2.25
124.92
4.15
27.47
17.85
3.95
3.50
54.77
10.50
28.14
.50
1.30
3.33
11.24
.25
19.45
f1 41 - parts for Jeep motor
41 ft - wire connectors for vehicle repair
Louis i iuise Service - headlight for patrol car `2
r1 Ti 1f - 3 tires for vehicle 77x4 (changeg)
Hudson Welding - labour & material on trailer hitch
Woodbridge Hardware - ring, chain, snaps, & hasps for vehicle
Lritish American Oil Co. - credit card purchases for Feb. /60
Elmo Disney - parts & repairs for vehicle `9
ii 1t - repairs for vehicle #2
Woodbridge Farmers - weighing trailer for license
'ihite Hardware - bolts for making trailer
Rover -rotor Company - shock absorbers for vehicle ;f�12
Leggett's Collision service - installation ol windshield in
vehicle #14
Canadian Tire Corp. - warning lights for new trailer
Geo. R. Farr - repairs to vehicle ;,3
Louis ::wise - changing tires on vehicle #4
25.00
10.51
23.60
3.00
A4 - i•iILEAGE & EXPEi'!SE FOB. STAFF:
H. D. Sutter - travelling expense re Authority business Feb. /60 23.60
if 11 1.10
S1 ii 10.80
fT 1T 19.60
tt T4
J. Greenstreet - "
Brian Halstead -
C. B. Thompson -
R. W. O'Brien -
F. A. Deurbrook -
Paul B. Flood -
K. 1'l. Strasser -
T. E. Barber -
Tl. R. Te-'diman -
C. B. Thompson -
If
i4
1?
TT
f1
fi
it
11
ii
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if 9i Ti
11
fi
if
41
if
41
6.70
1r 21.40
f1
65.75
41 24.30
ft 50.50
1T 18.60
Liar. /60 15.20
A5 - LIGHT, HEAT, POWER & Y iATER :
H.E.C. Twp. of North York - workshop & office Hydro, Black Creek 28.76
���loodbrid ,e Hydro & Electric Commission - office 13.61
44 TT If 11 - office 4.09
TV ft 14 it - office & annex 11.88
17 ft 1i ft - ft ft
4.09
Woodbridge Farmers - furnace oil for workshop 64.36
Ontario Hydro Oshawa - workshop at Greenwood 7.20
H.E.C. of the Township of north York - workshop at Black Creek 32.57
PAGE 3
A6 - RENT:
B..66
C. Graham - rent for march 200.00
Edna E. Smith Estate (c /o _.rs. G. Henderson) - rent for
office annex 510.00
A7 - OFFICE c:, AD:,INISTRATIVE CALARIES:
F. L. Lunn - Sec.-Treasurers mi lei _e & expenses for FebruLry 65.60
1. A. ilcLean - Authority business for iqonth of February 38.40
ST - Authority display at Sportsman's Show 6.00
D. W. Loker - expenses re trip to U.S.A. re Authority business 115.55
W. A. ilcLean - 102.75
A8 - TELEPHONE:
Bell Telephone - ME 3 -9901
'i TT - SNLG - 129 -R3
s1 1T - Bolton 573J-4
1T 91 - SNLG 226 Feb. 25/60
1? Si - ZA 5 -8253 March 1/60
11 i1 - SNLG 226 Feb. 25/60
TT IT - ZA 7-3573 (larch 1/60
sT - Pick 1083 iiarch 1960
sr sT - Alpine 7 -8745 Feb. 22/60
Si S1 - ATlas 8 -0671 I:larch 1;60
u T1 - ATlas 8 -1123 March 1960
s, T1 - ME 3 -9901 March 1960
Si ST - Bolton 573 J -4 I, ?arch 22, 1960
11 Si - ALpine 7 -8745 March 1960
A9 - CLEANING c%, OFFICE IAINTENAr CE :
G. Cochrane - cleaning service for February
Houston Building - quick set slow set
Woodbridge Hardware - shellac, steel wool, glue
TT 71 - keys
Zenith Electric - light fixtures for office
23.65
4.44
7.35
14.95
39.00
CREDIT 17.55
38.00
22.45
10.15
19.60
240.95
24.25
7.70
5.90
85.00
2.66
7.34
.90
21.00
Al2 - DSURAUCE:
Reed Shaw L .ici; aught - addition to car policy 17.23
37.60
1 11 1r - insurance on house (17 :.Till Street)
A13 - LEGAL 6, AUDIT:
Roebuck L ;alkinshaw - professional services rendered in
connection with retainer 1960 500.00
Clarkson, Gordon & Co. - audit accounts for year 1959 L
preparation of financial statement 2,107.59
A14 - GEi` RAL EXPEL SES :
America Instutute of Park Executives - dues for 1960 35.00
White Hardware - ammunition for patrol officers 3.02
1oodbridge Hardware - batteries for transhailer 2.00
i1 sT - 1T u lanterns 3.00
11 11 - glue for picture index .70
TT TT - paint for P.A. case .95
11 11 - socet screws, folding handle, screw driver
for making P.A. Case 5.40
TT u - glue for picture index 1.50
1► TT - materials for snaking of P.A. Case 23.62
1i 11 - shells for pest control .77
Ti TT - thumb tacks for office .12
1T i1 - battery for lantern 1.50
Receiver Gen. of Can. - /60 renewal of mobile station License
#9827 -13671 4.00
B -67 ;i
PAGE 4
A14 - GENERAL EXPENSES: (Con't )
W. :-IcLean - reference books 1.25
!sight Directories - metro street directory 18.87
A16 - I. & E. COivSuLTnaiT & EXPENSE:
E. Curwain - consultant's expenses for February 1960 2.00
Ontario Editorial bureau - public relations consultant services
for the three months ended Feb. 29 1,043.38
A18 - I. & E. MAPS & B iOCHJRES:
Brigden's Limited - booklets "Plants for Attracting i:,-ild Life" 1,193.05
IvIcpially Freight -Ways - express charges on above booklets 5.94
Charters Publishing - 1960 Authority Directory 228.77
A20 - I. & L. PRO_IOTION E;,PENSE:
Burden's Distributors - material for making display 5.56
Gilbert A. .iilne - photos for publicity purposes 27.19
'' s' i' - publicity pictures 55.61
Paul Flood - cash expenditure on behalf of Authority for materials
used on Authority display 9.4.2
I•lirs. Joyce E. iialtby - painting of mural for display 24.00
Active Hobby Centre - material for display 2.80
I•iac:•iillan ' Bloedel - plywood for display 155.26
Mrs. D. DeCristofaro - material & making of drapes for display 25.00
Houston's building Supplies - material for buileing of display 13.20
Woodbridge Hdwe. - paint drier, brush, pails & artificial grass
for display 3.70 •S:
'' it - paint for display 2.60
H it - nails, hinges, nuts t., bolts for display 10.22
si st - brushes & glue for display 2.40
it it - paint for display 3.80
'a If - plastic for display .35
ii ss - coloring material for c isplay 18.84
Burdens Distributors - material for display 5.5E
Card Lumber - lumber for display 43.20
Groh Farm & Ind. Equipt. - brackets w attachment for display
trailer 11.25
it st si ss - stand for display trailer .
Cdn. Press Clipping Service - services for February 190 19.00
Automatic Pumping - drains for display 4.03
William Juryn - strapping for sidplay 5.25
Hendersons Drugs - colouring for display .50
Woodbridge Hdwe. - glue for display model .35
,t si - lacuer & brush for new display 2.30
si si - screw nails EL glue for new display trailer 1.80
si si - bolts L, screws for new display trailer 3.00
II ss - paint for new display trailer 8.99
'' si - plug & recepticale for new display trailer 2.03
" st - couplings, hose & washers for new display 6.02
" " - stove pipe wire EL eyes for new display .36
i' i' - paint for new display trailer 6%60
st si - material for new display 2.30
VI if - i9 it Si ii 1.10
if is - hardware ii " ii 6.18
" si - material for photo equipment containers 7.84
ss ss - ss ii it ss sr 7.43
H. Lund - travelling expense re Authority business (re: display) 10.80
I•iaci-iillan & Bloedel - plywood for P.A. Carrying cases 35.99
si si - plywood for new display 57.72
Paterson Spring - spring for new display trailer 2.25,
u u - ii la it it i4 23 .10 :
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A21 - MACHINERY REPAIRS & OPERATING COSTS:
7:JoodbridL_e Farmers - diesel fuel 8.82
Iiumber Automotive - cable 2.07
77 si - emery cloth .60
ft 71 - bolts, nuts t.: 'rashers 1.14
Woodbridge Farmers - diesel fuel 25.48
Diesel Equipment - pump spring 4.35
Elmo Disney - belt & lubrication for tractors 14.20
Thompson Tire - parts for chain saw 3.95
Geo. Crothers - plugs for tractor 8.28
s7 s, - parts for generator 8.28
William H. Dick - gas purchases for ;larch 65.34
94 ss 77 - diesel oil 9.00
Gravely Canadian Incorporated - parts for gravely tractor 7.04
,icCulloch of Canada - parts for chain saw 38.56
77 77 77 _ ti It 17 It .77
:oodbridge Farmers - diesel oil 27.44
A23 - Farm Pond Subsidies:
Woodbridge Hardware - toboggan for farm pond research 7.75
Hendersons Drugs - distilled water for farm pond research 1.35
A25 - POSTAGE:
Receiver General of Canada - postage 200.00
Pitney Bowes - service on postage machine 6.10
A26 - - JORIC.LAN' 3 C0i•iFEIIS1. TION:
Workman's Compensation Board - balance of 1959 levy plus
estimate for 1960 3,637.33
A28 - CHAIRL. IAN'S KTLI :∎SES :
Dr. G. Ross Lord - expenses for January 50.45
.t 77 ti 77 _ IT February 34.10
A29 - FLOOD ; AD.NING 3YSTE._:
J. Piac. D. Thompson - fees in connection with rain gauge purchases 1.50
A31 - WILDLIFE I1tPLrc SES :
British Drug Housew - chemicals for fish raising poncls 38.56
'.Joodbridce Farmers - seed for bix d feeders 3.15
Don :att - fish food 45.00
Canada Packers - fish food 52.89
,Joodbridge Hardware - nails & washers 1.03
A36 - UD7IFORi•iS PEaS0NNEL E(UIMENT :
Stanely A. Grant - crests for patrol officers 91.02
Sainthill- Levine - uniform for new patrol officer 9836
W. E. Kirkpatrick - belt for patrol officer 7.77
A39 - TECH=CAL PLANS c.. = IP S:
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of Bond Lake district 2.02
Registry Office, Erampton - copy of 4 sheets re: #15215 Albion
per registry Office I.,voice dated Liar. 14/60 2.00
D. Sutter - cash expenditure on behalf of Authority re Check
maps 2.20
Hunting Survey - sheet 65'i on the Don River Floodline mapping 2.78
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A39 - TECHINICAL PLANS r:, �•1APS: (Con's)
Hunting Survey - maps
Twp. of north York - print of assess: :gent sheet i',20
Hunting Survey - aerial :.losaics of 12 reservoir sites, &
composite means of 9 reservoir sites
I- Iunting Survey - ozalid prints, :-lumber Fluodline maps
Tanhall Reproductions - prints
" II - property leap prints
I? si - cronoflex prints
9t ft - prints of maps
ii .t - prints of neaps
Hendersons Drugs - pictures enlarged
Tanhall Reproductions - site plot & plan
C2C - HLAi.T LAKE - CONSTRUC T IO1: £: DEVELOP:•ELNT :
Plain's Hardware - rope, prunnink, saw, paint, emery cloth
'.00dbridge Hardware - 1 Irwin bit
91 74 - bolts b„ washers
0 i' - nails, snaps £; glue
Schell Lumber - ripping & dressing lumber from plank supplied
ii fi - II it :t h fi 19
Zenith Electric - electrical conduit
Woodbridge Hardware - bolts
II I. - wire brushes
liaciiillan & Bloedel - plywood
"thite Hardware - extension ladder
B..69
2.78
1.92
3,538.50
2.60
2.08
• 83
6.01
6.97
1.16
2.40
. 83
22.54
1.00
4.75
2.23
24.00
24.00
$.79
4.90
1.55
29.14
66.50
C6C - ALBION HILLS - CONSTRUCTION DEVELOP_IL''NT:
Eckart i s Sawmill - sawing lumber fro!): logs supplied 138.61
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of Albion 2.30
Woodbridge Hardware - handles & hinges 4.55
f4 f, - carrage bolts z.: T•;ashers 13.90
s4 ft - sanding belts 3.20
',lax Lubker - service of diver to repair gate at Albion Hips Dam 335.00
T'lhite Hardtral e - bid.- & padlocks
Cooper & Horton - pulley for bandsaw
WoodbridLe Hardware - bolts
i,iac_lillan & Bloedel - plywood
Para Paints - step ladder
C$C - B01D AREi: - CO0STTRUCTION L DEvELOPiLENT:
Para Paints - sub turns, L. thinners
Geo. Crothers - rental of traxcavator
9t 1? - rental of towing 'finch
Wilson Repairs - sharpen & set saw
Houston's Building Supplies - plaster
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of boyd
Woodbridge Hardware - shells for pest control
9t if - keys L lock
9t 11 - penetrating oil %:, wire brushes
- friction catches
- paint & keys
- lock washers & bolts
- 10 foot tape
- tar paper
- paint
- #7 saw set
- sponges
- window hinge, washers & stove bolts
Stan Taylor - portion of Feb. mi1ear..e expense
Card Lumber - lumber
Simon Bontje - Authority business re: travelling expenses
Jan. & Februc,ry
Maitland Tool Supply - stone cuAing tool
9.28
2.70
4.70
3&.86
7.05
11.25
1,100.x.
101.00
4.50
2.95
4.69
.77
3.30
1.49
3.84
2.90
3.38
4.19
5.98
6.60
3.10
,9$
1.79
29.00
49.50
31.00
5.20
B -70
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C8C BOYD _AREA - COJ;S` RUCTIO: DEVELOP =EDIT: (Con st)
Toronto Transit Comm. - granite setts for comfort station 320.00
Tanhall reproductions - blue prints of comfort station 1.24
sloodbridgc Ulardhsare - files & belt dressing 2,45
YP if - hammer 2S9
;'9
If ss - belt laces .70
11 si _ ss st .90
II TV - wheel arbour, stone 2.34
TV it - hooks .48
Tanhall Reproductions - blue prints of Boyd comfort station 4.00
C 8G - BOYD r _tLA - GENERAL:
Dominion Seed -louse - seeds for nursery
Joodbridge Hardware - stove bolts, washers, hinges, nail:;
ss '� - screw nails
11 s. - screw driver
H.E.P.C. of Ontario - pole & brace for hydro service
C13C - GLEN HAFFY - Cvi.STRUCTIOr•: DEVELOPMENT:
Stan Taylor - portion of February ,Lilea„e expense
Para Paints - paint for house
'ihite Hardware - brooms
44.00
4.04
3.10
.75
2 ;,
3 •4�
6.00
9.20'
11.50
C 14C - GREER J00D - C ONSTRJCT IOI•: &, DEVELOPLiENT :
Graham Hardware - hook, batteries, ladder, files 29.83
Stan Taylor - portion of milea:,e expenses for February 28.00
S. Pugh - travelling expenses re Auth. business Dec. Feb. liar. 15.00
Para Paints - paint for house, & step ladder 29.60
si - paint for first finish on house 58.75
C170 - HISIZEIL FLOOD PLAINS - C0i TE,UGTIVN L 7EV ELOPI•'ILNT :
Eckardt s s Sauinill - sawing lumber from logs su-))lied 138.61
White Hc.rdw&:re - hinges, screws, bolts, fastener for service bldg. 12.47
1•Iac.iillan & Bloedel - doors for service building 25.22
i -Ioustons Bailding Supplies - lumber 26.10
Joodbridge Hardware - bolts & washers 10.60
Card Lumber - lumber for service building 32.60
ti it - it 11 a ii 189.75
II 's - doors felt for service building 193.80
it s' - shingles for service building 25.87
C26A - BOYD LXTE, S10N - LAiTD :
Roebuck L sial'kinshaw - legal fees in connection with
discharge Farr Mortgage 3.09
it si - fees in connection with expropriation
Reid Estate property 18.50
Toronto General Trusts - option to purchase Fraser D. Reid
Estate Property 25.00
PAGE $
028C - BLACK CREEK - CONSTRUCTION c; DEVELJPi NYT :
Y'►oodbridt a Farmers - insulation for workshop
La France Fire Equipment £; Foamite - fire extinguishers for
Black Creek Workshop
odbrid2 :e Hardware - wrench L bolts
- yale hasp
- scotch fasteners
Stan Taylor - portion of Feoruary ,:ilea. a Expense
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of area
Aikenhead H&rdwale - right angle drill fitting for workshop
'.:oodbridge HLrdware - cail, blades, for scraper, polyfiil,r,
paint remover
- paint, mil -fix
Norman Rose - Authority business travelling expenses for i•iar.
C29C - CLARE':.iONT CIA - CONS'Ih CTIVN c. DEVELUP:IENT:
7hite Hardware - brooms
B -71
14.25
6.00.
2.35
4.05
.5U
6.00.
1.55
10.95
4.92
4.60
4.60 •
11.50
C30C - BOLTON: COii i;ivITY CONSERVATION APEA - COi;STHUCTI0i; DEVILLORiE,i •:
kuliff Grass Construction Co. - cert. #2 (i.0. Chisholm)
Seasonal Dam at Bolton 5,470.92
C31A - ALBION HILLS EXTENSION:
Arthur Death - survey C. plan 'Walker property 225.00
C32A - BOYD EXTENSION - LAD PURCHASES:
Roebuck ;.:alkinshaw - services in connection with expropriation 72.00
'116A - BLACK CREEK - LAND:
Purchase to settle expropriation claim Ivanyi property 9,475.00
Arthur Death - survey & plan part of lots 3 & 4 plan 1222
Etob.l Part lot 12, Con. C. Etobicoke 2,331.50
Roebuck G, ?.;al_cinshaw - service rendered in connection with
filing expropriation proceedings- Ivanyi prop. 76.80
'i S1 - fees ; adj. re purchase of Ivanyi prop. 114.05
i'116B - FLACK CREEK - Ei4GIi.EERMG:
L. V. Anderson - supervision of S. Consentino work for Jan.
. Feb. 1960
James F. McLaren - 7th. account for eng. services re WC 6
u 11 si - 8th. 1? Ti 11 n n ['IC 6
n - to cancel 7th. account previously
authorized CREDIT
S';'16C - BLACK CREEK - COi:STRUCTIOI & DEVELOP:.iENT:
S. Cosentino Co. - progress estimate #2 (R. V. Anderson WC 6
W17A - TOWN OF dESTON - LAND:
328.05
143.15
108.19
5,782.64.
9,294.75
Purchase Kingdom property 8,616.00
Roebuck & ' ;alkinshaw - fees & expenses for prelLainary step
re: expropriation St. John Cemetery - Kingdom -Haris properties 380.50
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PAGE 9
n$A - HIGHLJ,I'ID CRE„IC - LAND:
Settlement of expropriation claim Fraser property 500.00
Purchase to settle expropriation claim Jackson property 395.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - services rendered in connection with
expropriation proceedings 241.00
st s. - services rendered in connection with
mortgage ol Goddard property 15.55
t' if - fees & adjustments re purchase Jackson
property 35.65
- refund of interest on Lea :,ortgage Credit 36.31
W20C - YORK :ILLS - COFSTiiLUCTIO:6 i . DLVELO_J ZNT :
Earl : ihitewood - travelling fees & disbursements in con.
with properties 686.75
Swansea Construction - Cert (W.0. Chisholm) '1.C. 12 6,885.51
ss s - Cert. 10 (W. 0. Chisholm) W.C. 12 13,394.80
W21A - Hum En FLJOD PLAINS - ETOBICOKE, N.Y., VAUGHAN, - LAND:
Roebuck (: 'Ialkinshaw - legal fees & adjustments re: purchase
Hayden property 61.57
?123A - BLACK CREEK DAM - LAND:
Roebuck :, .1alkinshaw - expenses incurred & legal fees re
expropriation 212.00
ft Si - fees & expenses in connection with
preliminary steps re: expropriation Rosedale Apartments
Sears properties 202.50
Roebuck L Walkinshaw - fees & expenses in connection with
preliminary steps re: expropriation Belmar Realty property 95.20
'.123B - BLyCK CREEK DAI.1 - ENGINEERING:
James F. : iacLaren - 3re. acct. for eng. services to Feb. 29
WC 19 2,280.18
W23C - EL,;CK CRL EK DALd - GENERAL Cit.ST'KUC ^t IO:: & DEVELOPMENT:
:
Swansea Construction - cent. f 2 James F. iiacLaren WC 19 59,758.77
:124F - ACLUISITIO? 71,00D P LLIi: LAND - LEGAL & TAXES:
..roebuck & Walkinshaw - services rendered in connection with
negotiating agreement between Twp. of E. Y. & Metro. 75.00
W25A - DON RIVER, W. BR., N.Y. - LEASIDE - L.J D :
Arthur Death - balance of account to swing L. prepare plan of
i.ieagher & Forbes property 2,006.75
7.126C - WC 18 ST REAI'i GAUGES - CONSTRUCTION Z., DEV LOP:IENT :
Builders Supply - brick sand, cement for York Jalls Stream Gauge 16.87
is " - no- freeze, blocks " u If ft IT 40.50
Weston Ornamental Iron - galvanized ladder for " sr if 84.34
Village of Pickering Hydro Dept. Pick. Stream Gauge Hydro 1.25
Woodbridge Hydro - Electric Com. - Wdbge . " if If 5.00
Hudson Welding - steel door sill for York Hills Stream Gauge 4.25
WoodbridLe iL rdware - padlock for " 1r rr u .70
Builders Supply - cement, sealbond se it s, li 5.60
White Hardware - lader for York _ills Stream Gauge 8.50
Builders Supply - brick sand for York i.iills Stream Gauge 1.25
-'loodbrid a Hardware - caulking cement for Y. M. Stream Gauge 1.10
If 11 - roofing nails for York �ai1s Stream Gauge .93
Hydro Electric Comm. of the Twp. of Toronto - Somerville
Stream Gauge Hydro 2.25
B -73 •
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T:'27C - YORK i•MILLS ELTE1'SION - COiVS`1'RUCTIOii & DEVEL0R.LEi.T:
Swansea Construction - Cert. ; =5 (W.O.Chisholan) Y.I.I. Diversion
Channel WC 12 3,786.46
99 IF - Cert. #6 (w.O.Chishoim) a '+ i. 5,762.53
1328A - ?1C 21 EGLINGTON FLATS - LAND:
D. Sutter - fees paid for searching land titles 21.70
W2$i: - EGLIhGTON FLATS - C0r:STRUCTIOr: & DEVLLOPi.iENT:
Tanhall Reproductions - topographic snap 5.25
99 " - maps & plans 16.67
Hunting Survey - two cronoflex maps 67.71
W29B - CL,JRVILLE RESEi1.VOIR:
Geocan Limited - preliminary Engineering Phase r1 (Cert. k1
James E.:iacLaren ) 4,490.13
W29C - CLAIhVILLE RESERVOIR - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT:
Tanhall Reproductions - cronoflex prints 47.95
Norris Hardware - paint for model of reservoir 2.60
['i30h - adC 24 BLACK ChEEK Lx: Ehr NC E yVE, :UE - PhLLI .iIK.,RY - LAND:
B. O'Brien - cash expenditure on behalf of Authority re:
search of titles 6.50
I3OC - WC 22 BLACK CREEK - PH;ISE 5;'3 - CONSTRUC'1ION & DEVELOPMENT:
Tanhall Reproductions - Rosen properties 3.50
G2C - PIONEER VILL ;'SCE - CONSTRUCTION & DEVELJPMENfi
R. O'Brien - cash expenditure re: Authority searching deeds .90
Maple Block & Tile - cement (ready -wix) 5;x.20
Woodbridge Concrete - blocks 126.00
J. H. Errington - paint t varnish remover 9.77
Zenith Electric - electrical sup lies
52.$2
Matson's Haulage - trucking at Laskay store 20.u0
E. Napier Simpson Jr. - services Feb. 1/60 to Feb. 29/60 105.00
Chelsea Shop - 5 stencilled chairs 110.00
Houstons Building Supplies - cement, sealbond, foundation coating 24.98
" " il - polythene 11.73
99 99 " - tile for drains 11.$7
99 'i - cement 9.12
IF " - spruce posts 7.00
loodbridge Hardware - bulbs & pencils 2.10
IF If - wall thimble 2.05
i' " - stove pipe, pipe covers & pail 12.90
11 99 - bulbs, woodscrews & glue 3.$4
it
ii " - bulbs & fuses 2.44
°' - bulbs 1.08
f' '+ - sanding belts .30
11 hl - bulbs & cord 2.58
Houston Building Supplies - lumber 144.40
Cooper & Horton •- lesto blades & cluthe uni- driver 5.59
:•loodbrid,e Farmers - paint &,: sandpaper 7.20
'+ i' - return of paint CREDIT 6.00
Armstrong Bros. - providing labour & material to clean up
foundation of Britt,: nia House 140.00
Card Lumber - lumber 267.16
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G2C - PIONEER VILI.r.GE - CONSTRUCTIW & DEVELOP:iENT: (Con't)
Card Lumber - fast set 1.15
roodbridge Concrete Prods. - blocks for foundation of Laskay
Store 37.$0
Cooper L Horton - T1B TIC lesto bladh:s • 10.70
Ken Staal Trenching - trenching & installation of drain Laskay
Store 14$.00
Harry Lockyer - stone 6.05
filbert Colucci - pioneer articles, permit to move Laskay Store 160.25
'i " - travelling expenses re: Auth. business Feb ;. $6.30
Albert Britnell - reference books 17.50
'.;illiam Juryn - pipe 20.33
Woodbridge Farmers - stove pipe 9.35
:ihite Hardware - sand paper LI sane belts 10.71
Woodbridge Farmers - stove oil 1$.35
if is - pig pellets & grower 13.33
Freemar Equipment - float rental 54.00
N. L. Brown - pioneer articles 49.00
White Hardware - sand paper 13.48
Wni. M. Weeks - staining &; antique finishing of pine woodwork
at Village 321.$5
Zenith Electric - electrical fittings 130.51
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge - hydro for museum 31.37
Woodbridge Hardware - paint 5.10
" 'i - paint remover & buffing head 42.50
It si - bees wax & paint remover 47.38
sr ft - screws hinges & light bulbs 5.14
IT si - bees wax, cheese cloth c: turps : 3i94
It ii - shellac & glue 4.25
ft ss - putty knife, glass .cutter & putty 2.50
N. Rose - authority business travelling expenses 7.60
American Ass. of i•iuseums - regular subscription of museum news 10.00
R. Leslie Donaldson - pioneer articles 100.00
Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario - services required
while enroute clearing wire to move Laskay
Store 55.04;
Harold Lund - travelling expenses re: Authority business for
March 1960 4.40
:'lard -Price Limited - to correct invoice dated February 23,/60 6.00
Zenith Electric - electric supplies 3.33
Woodbrid,.e Farmers - wood preservative .90
#209 -N /E GENERAL:
F. L. Lunn - lunches sub committee February 1960 12.60
si it s: - 2 luncheons re Prov. Auditors, Prov. Land
evaluators 15.55
Woodbridge Hardware - coat hooks .90
Ii " - poly filler 1.33
if si - shovel 2.35
si i, - mat & fuses 2.$5
ii is - claaner .55
ii si - floor mat 2.49
Scotts - catering for executive meeting Don Valley Golf
Club March 16/60 25.00
Royal Bank - night depository service 30.00
.!b► -.7 +��
paF;e 12
t21 3 - N/E HEART LAKE - OPrRxIIiG 1•1;IdrL lAi CE:
Woodbridge Hardware - screws for snow scraper 1.40
f' " - bit for snow scraper 2.45
216 - N/E BOYD AREA - kJPERATIHG ,IAIKTLHA CE:
automatic Pumping; - repair of H.P. '.lagner motor $.40
loodbridge Hard: ►al e - wallpaper 3.05
if - wallpaper, spools bord:.r, stable brooms $.91
#21a - N/E GRLEN';OOD AREA - OPERATING L., Afl TENANCE :
6Ailty Heating - furnace re )airs 26.50
Woodbridge Hardware - plunger .65
#220 - N/E BLACK CREEK C/A - OPERATING & 1•iAINTENANCE:
: ;utomatic Pumping - chlorine etc. for housewater supply 12.20
Woodbridge Farmers - stove oil 15.75
Woodbridge Hardware - funnel, cap .81
PAYROLL: February 21;957.2(
March 21,975.00
i'Vetropo/ttan 700t0 and Region
Con,.seruation Juihority
MINUTES
B -76
Executive Committee Meeting
May 11, 1960. No. $
The Executive Committee met in the Main Building at Edwards
Gardens on Wednesday May llth commencing at 10.30 a.m.
Present were:
Chairman Dr. G. R. Lord
Vice Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members Mrs. E. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
W. S. MacDonnell
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
Metro. Parks Comm. T. W. Thompson
Secretary- Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
MINUTES
The minutes of meeting No. 7/60 were presented.
Res. #65 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the minutes of meeting No. 7/60 as
presented be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
I,CCOUNTS
The accounts were presented.
Res. #66 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the accounts in the sum total of
442,414.00 and appended as Schedule 'A'
of these minutes be approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE REPORT
The report of the Personnel Sub - Committee meeting of April
29th was presented.
tes. #67 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the report of the Personnel Sub -
Committee meeting of April 29/60 be
received and appended as Schedule 'B'
of these minutes and that the recommendations
contained therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
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REPORT OF BLACK CREEK OPENING SUB - COMMITTEE
The report of the sub - committee appointed to plan the
opening of the Black Creek Conservation Area and the dedication of
Lhe Pioneer Village was presented.
lies. #6$ - Moved by Mrs. Hague
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
That the report and recommendations of the
Black Creek opening sub - committee as amended
and appended as Schedule 'C' of these minutes
be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
1T1FF REPORT JANUARY 1 - APRIL 30, 1960.
The staff report for the period January 1 - April 30, 1960
eras presented by t he Director of Operations,
ties. #69 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That the staff report for the period January
1 - April 30, 1960 be received and appended
as Schedule ?D' of these minutes.
Carried Unanimously.
'LOODCONTROL BRIEF - PROJECT PLANNING 1960
A staff communication outlining the difficulties being
xperienced in project planning of the 1960 program for the flood
= ontrol plan was presented.
tes. x-70 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That the staff be instructed to prepare a
draft scheme to provide for the acquisition
of lands in reservoir sites included in the
Flood Control Plan that are presently available
or are in danger of being lost.
Carried Unanimously.
;CREME WC 21 - LAND EVALUATIONS
' es. #71 - Moved by H. G. Henderson
Seconded by C. R. Purcell
That the staff be authorized to obtain the
necessary land evaluations for Scheme WC 21
in order to finalize the scheme for submission
to the Metropolitan Corporation and submission
to the Minister of Planning and Development.
Carried Unanimously.
ROPOSED EXHIBIT C.N.E.
Mr. Thompson informed the meeting that the Metropolitan
arks Department had floor space for an exhibit in the Horticultural
uilding at the C. N. E. and suggested that perhaps a joint exhibit
ight be prepared.
es. x-72 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That Mr. MacDonnell be directed to appoint
a sub - committee with power to act to co- operate
with the Metro. Parks Commissioner in planning an
exhibit for the C. N. E. Horticultural Building.
Carried Unanimously.
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'RELIMINARY ENGINEERING - CREEK
The chairman informed the meeting that some difficulty was
Jeing experienced in obtaining the necessary grants at the present
:ime for the preliminary engineering for Phase 3 of the Black Creek
Flood Control Ilan.
tes._#73 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the chairman and vice chairman be
authorized to take whatever action may
be necessary in making arrangements to
proceed with the preliminary engineering
on the Black Creek Flood Control Plan.
Carried Unanimously.
1EMOV „L OF SCHOOL TO PIONEEtt VILLAGE
The staff presented a communication from the architect
'ecommending that the contract for demolishing and reconstructing
he brickwork on the Dixon Hill School be awarded to the firm of
T. Veijola & Sons. The matter was discussed.
;.es. x=74 - Moved by Mrs. Hague
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That the staff be directed to retain the
services of V. Veijola & Sons to demolish
move and reconstruct the Dixon Hill School
at the Pioneer Village for the sum of 44,300.00
as outlined in their quotation dated April
1, 1960.
Carried Unanimously.
;ONSERVATION AREAS MAP BROCHURE
The staff presented the quotations received for the printing
tnd supply of the Conservation l,reas Map Brochure.
tos. 075 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by h. G. Henderson
That the staff be authorized to purchase
75,000 copies of the Conservation .,roas
Map Brochure from Murray Printing & Gravure
their quotation being the lowest received.
Carried Unanimously.
;CHEME WC4PROPERTY
., communication was presented pointing out that an easement
_nd a small portion of land in the area of Scheme WC 4 was presently
)wned by the Township of York and no longer used by them.
Zes. 06 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the Township of York be requested to
transfer their title and interest in certain
lands located on the east side of the Humber
river south of Dundas Street and included in
Scheme WC 4 for a nominal sum of one dollar.
Carried Unanimously.
.TTEND.,NCE AT THE MUSEUM CONVENTION
tes. 07 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That A. Colucci be authorized to address the
Canadian Museum association Convention at Montreal
on May 20,1960 and th #d14, 8de ilf mu iypaid.
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L ICKERING TOWNSHIP - PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT ROAD
B -79
A communication was presented from the Township of Pickering
asking the support of the Authority in their endeavour to have a
development road established between Highway #fr2 and Highway #47.
Res. 08 - Moved by C. R. -Purcell
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the communication from the Township of
Pickering having reference to the establishment
of a development road within the Township be
received and acknowledged.
Carried Unanimously.
USE OF PROPERTY SCHEME WC 17
Fees. '9 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That•permission be granted Metropolitan
Toronto to permit Etobicoke Township to use
the property referred to as the Irma Metcalfe
property in Scheme WC 17, as a primary playground.
Carried Unanimously.
REGULATIONS RE FILL
The staff reported that the regulations regarding the
dumping of fill which had been adopted by the authority have now
been approved and filed with the Registrar of Regulations as
Qntario Regulation 091/60 and have been published in the Ontario
Gazette Vol XCIII - 17 dated April 23rd, 1960.
Res. 00 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That the administration and enforcement of
the regulations re fill be referred to the
sub - committee for study and report.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME4, 20 ALBION EXTENSION
The Secretary reported that the Option on the Walker property
e ,xpires on May 13th and asked direction.
Res. #81 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the Secretary Treasurer be authorized and
directed to complete the purchase of the Walker
property comprising 5 acres more or less and
being part of the west half of Lot 24, Concession
6, Albion Township, for the sum of 42,000.00
plus adjustments.
Carried Unanimously.
PURCHASE
Picker,
2 Grove
OF EQUIPMENT
The quotations received for the supply of 1 Rock and Stone
1 - $' Ryan Renovator, 2 - F6 Mott Hammer Knife Mowers and
Trailers were presented.
Res. #82
- Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the staff be authorized to purchase
one only Rock & Stone Picker from Canada
Tap and Die Ltd., at the quoted price of
4995.00 it being the lowest received.
Carried Unanimously.
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Res. #83 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by h. G. Henderson
That the staff be authorized and directed
to purchase the following equipment from
the firms indicated, their quotations having
been the lowest in each case.
1 - $ft. Ryan Renovator from Sholdice Service
for yal, 200.60 less 10%
2 - F6 Mott Hammer Knife Mowers from Williams
Service for 036.50 each
2 - Grove Trailers - from Williams Service
for 250.00 each.
Carried Unanimously.
iIONEER VILLAGE BhOCHUhE
Quotations received for the printing and supply of the
i-ioneer Village brochure were presented.
Res. #84 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the staff be authorized to purchase
50,000 copies of the Pioneer Village Brochure
from Murray Printing Gravure at their
quoted price of 4 ;678.00 it being the lowest
received.
Carried Unanimously.
HEATING CONTRACT - CLAhEMONT HOUSE
The tenders for the supply and installation of a bleating
system for the Claremont House were presented.
Rtes. 85 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That the contract for the supply and install-
ation of a heating system in the Superintend-
ent's house at the Claremont area be awarded to
H. I. Keena for the sum of 01,143.00 his
tender being the lowest received.
Carried Unanimously.
ALBION HILLS DAM CONT1u,CT
The quotations received for the completion of the Albion
Hills dam were presented.
Res. 1486 - Moved by h. G. Henderson
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That subject to the approval of the Chief
Conservation Engineer of Department of
Planning and Development, the contract for the
completion of the Albion Hills dam be awarded
to John Patterson Construction Co, for the
sum of 4,14,30$.00 it being the lowest tender'
received.
Carried Unanimously.
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HE:1hT LAKE - CONSTiWCTION OF hOAD & PARKING LOTS
hes. #87 - Moved by Mrs. Gardner
Seconded by C. R. Purcell
That subject to the approval of the Chief
Conservation Engineer, Department of Planning
and Development, the contract for the con-
struction of the new road and parking lots
at Heart Lake be awarded to Armstrong Bros.
for a sum not to exceed 0.1,995.00 it being
the lowest quotation received.
Carried Unanimously.
USE OF AMUSEMENT EQUIPMENT IN CONSERVATION AREAS
request was presented requesting permission to bring in
pony rides and similar equipment to a Conservation Area.
Res. ;r$$ - Moved by h. G. Henderson
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That as a matter of policy no picnic group
or individual be permitted to bring amusement
equipment, pony rides or similar equipment
into any Conservation Area.
Carried Unanimously.
RESIGNATION ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT BLACK CI,.EEK s,ILEA
The resignation of the :assistant Superintendent of the Black
Creek Conservation Area was presented.
Res. 09 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by h. G. Henderson
That the resignation of R. E. Cass as
Assistant Superintendent of the Black
Creek .,rea be accepted.
Carried Unanimously.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 3 p.m.
G. R. Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary - Treasurer.
13. 5. 60.
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"SCHEDULE A"
X11$ - Machinery & Equipment Costs:
Tac -Lite Limited - 2 tree planters 76$.00
Oscar Pearsons Enterprises - transhailer for patrol car 105.00
#20 Area Equipment - Cost:
S. H. Dellow - stain for outhouses 14.10
MacMillan & Eloedel - plywood for toilets 1$6.17
Al - Members Allowances & Meeting Expenses:
F. L. Lunn - Junior Fishing Day Sub - Committee meeting dinner in
lieu of per Diem & Mileage 12.90
F. L. Lunn - Luncheon Personnel Sub- Committee in lieu of per
diem & mileage 6.25
A2 - Stationery & Office Supplies:
Bradma of Canada - plates for addressing machine 32.40
it rr II _ II It If If .58
H. G. Barlow - file folders & guides 58.40
Underwood limited - service on typewriters & ribbons 31.80
Gestetner - post cards 4.32
Canada Films - titles for Authority film 234.9$
Toronto Stamp & Stencil - repairs to Authority seal 22.36
Gestetner - mimeo paper 24.24
Bolton Enterprise - labels 4.44
Gestetner - mimeo paper 24.40
A. T. Squibb & Son - drafting supplies 13.60
Hendersons Drugs - office supplies .25
rr
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I? " - drafting supplies .25
Bradma of Canada - tabs for addressing machine 1.50
2
Gestetner - mimeo paper 23.56
Challenger Manifold - activator for duplicating machine 6.70
Charters Publishing - resolution forms 36.24
Gestetner - ink for duplicating machine 130.50
H. G. Barlow - stationery & supplies 11.40
GBC Sales - bindings for binding machine 7.92
Gestetner - mimeo paper 24.19
H. G. Barlow - shipping tags 1.15
A3 - Vehicle Expense:
B -$2
April 30,1960.
Hawman Motors - seals for axle housing on trailer
Humber Automotive - gaskets for repair of vehicles
" " - nuts & studs for jeep
" " - fan belt
" " - fuses for vehicle repair
" " - light bulbs for trailer
Sherwood Motors - service to vehicle #6
R. B. McClelland - tube for vehicle #6
R. B. McClelland - snow tires for vehicle #6
J. A. McCleave & Sons - parts for vehicle #8
Fagins Garage - gas purchases vehicle #14
Hawmans Motors - repairs for vehicle #4
Herron Motors - repairs for vehicle #7
B. A- Oil - credit card purchases for March
F. A. Deurbrouch - travelling expense re repair to Authority
vehicles
Woodbridge Hardware - extra key for vehicle #3
rr tt - It it If rr #4
Geo. R. Farr & Son - grease, oil & wash vehicle #3
3.70
.45
.40
.89
.30
1.65
16.25
3.00
57.70
4.74
55.95
3.20
7.10
577.52
16.$0
.30
.60
4.50
A3 - Vehicle Expense: (Can't)
Geo. R. Farr & Son -
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Woodbridge Hardware
Page 2
repairs to vehicle #1
2000 mile check vehicle #4
1000 mile check vehicle #4
- flashlight & batteries for vehicle #4
B -83
139.27
4.50
3,00
4.23
A4 - Mileage & Expense for Staff:
F. L. Lunn - cash expenditure on behalf of Authority re: rep-
resentative to Conservation Authority Fern Lodge
Galt. 9.55
Ken Higgs - mileage expense re Authority business for Jan. 8.00
IT ft - ft tr it ft It it Feb. 45.40
TT ft - TV IT TI It It " Mar. 11..90
A5 - Light, Heat, Power & Water:
?'Woodbridge Farmers - fuel oil for Black Creek Workshop
Ontario Hydro Brampton - heart Lake office hydro
Ontario Hydro Orangeville - Glen Haffy Workshop
Eldred 0. Camplin - fuel oil for Albion Workshop
VTdbge . Farmers - fuel oil for Black Creek Workshop
Ontario Hydro Edbge. - hydro for Boyd Workshop
Tr rr rt - it tt Nursery
A6 - Rent:
Clarence Graham - rent for Office for April 1960
A7 - Office & Administrative Salaries:
T. E. Barber -
F
F. L. Lunn -
K. W. Strasser
D. Sutter -
W. R. Teddiman
R. W. O'Brien -
Brian Halstead -
Paul B. Flood -
travelling
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A8 - Telephone:
Bell Telephone
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expenses
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- SNLG 129 -R3 March 1960
- ZA 7 -3573 April 1960
- ZA 5 -8253 April 1960
- SNLG 226 March 1960
- WH 2 -2070 April 1960
- AT 8 -0671 April 1960
- AT 8 -1123 April 1960
A9 - Cleaning & Office Maintenance:
Authority
tt
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business
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50.34
17.40
21.41
9.90
19.15
32.39
10.12
200.00
March 59.75
Tr 79.35
tr
33.00
TT
38.20
ft 21,90
ft 11.70
VT 11.70
fr 35.50
4.00
76.07
88.45
15.80
23.25
18.45
277.47
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleanin of office for March 85.00
William Juryn - 1 piece galvanized iron to repair floor 1.50
Houston Building Supplies - varnish, shellac & brushes for
office cupboards 6.32
Woodbridge Hardware - brackets & wood screws for office cupboards .50
Tt Tr - pliers for opening office express shipments 1.30
ft rr - keys .27
JL12 - Insurance:
Reed Shaw & McNaught
it it 1f
- renewal now owned auto policy
- additional coverage mach. & Equipment
floater
158.19
19.70
Page 3
;_14 - General Expense:
Carswell Compahy - reference book
K. Strasser - reference books
Llbert Britnell Book Shop - reference book
American Institute of Park Executives - reference books
Cdn. Tnstiture of Timber Construction - I1 I1
VoodbridgeHardware - batteries for flashlights
Audubon Society - renewal of regular membership
Electro -Voice - parts for P.A. System
A16 - I. & E. Consultant & Expenses:
J. Haystead - consultants expenses March 1960 7.00
117 - I. E. School Programs:
Sportsman's Specialty Sh(p - crests for Jr. trout fishing day 180.00
A20 - I. & E. Promotion Expense:
Humber Automotive - clearance lights for diaplay trailer 7.80
Canada Films - cases for Authority film 15.$2
Drake Delta - photographic supplies 56.40
Hawman Motors - tube & tire for display trailer 10.75
Elwood Parker - travelling expenses re Authority display at
Sportsman Show 11.80
1.. Roodzant - I1 It ft If 11 I1 It 11 4.00
R. E. Cass - IT It IV 11 If It If II 3.50
Harold Lund - " t1 " t1 I1 I1 If 11 5.60
Wm. Robinson - II 11 ti IT If If I1 n • 6.80
T. Eaton Company - drape material for display ' 16.70
K. Strasser - enlarging paper for photography 2.x#7
Houston Building supplies - plastic cover for display 44.80
,1 I1 It - plywood lathe for display 10.3$
Cdn. Press Clippings - service for march 1960 23.20
Drake Delta - photographic Supplies . 3,4.45
Hendersons Drugs - pictures 6.48
" " - photo supplies .50
1f " - pictures 1.0$
Card Lumber - lumber for new display trailer 24.00
Hendersons Drugs - pictures 1.14
II II _ If 1.0$
B -$4
4.50
20.98
22.00
.75
6.65
2.00(
6.00
4.48
A21 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs:
McCulloch of Canada - parts for chain saw
Sholdice Service Supply - oil parts for chain saw
11 I1 11 - repairs to tractor
II I1 11 - 11 I1 It
1Toodbridge Farmers - tractor gas
McCulloch of Canada - parts for chain saw
Kinch & Sutton - parts for tractor #6
Tac -Lite Limited - repairs to tree planters
Skiltools Limited - repairs to skill drill
Duke Lawn Equipment - parts for mower
123 - Farm Pond Subsidies:
Richard's Glass Co. - lab. supplies for pond research
Fisher Scientific - weights for farm pond research
11 If - filters for pond studies
14.52
16.40
14.60
27.25
▪ $5.67
10.06
' 9.31
'217.55
23.40
1.20
4.36
20.44
1.06
L25 - Postage:
Receiver General of Canada - postage 200.00
TI i1 I1 I1 - rental post off ,9e .b.x 720, Wdbge. 5.00
Page 4
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112$ - Chairman's Expenses:
Dr. G. Ross Lord - expenses for March 1960 50.20
1129 - Flood Warning System:
Will' Trolley - travelling expenses re flood warning system 7.60
.'31 - Wildlife Expenses:
Plant Products - rabit repellent (Z.I.P.) 11.40
John Leckie Limited - repairs to seine net 15.00
J. Greenstreet - travelling expenses re fish experimentation 9.20
Canada Packers - fish food 64.46
Woodbridge Hardware - varnish for nature trail signs .99
1136 - Uniforms & Personnel Equipment:
Ken Strasser - uniform shirts 1£3.00
Sainthill- Levine - uniform trousers 2581
Thrifty Sports Shop - boots for patrol officer 12.05
A39 - Technical Plans & Maps:
W. R. Teddiman - cash expenditures re: check of titles at
Registry Office 1.£30
Tanhall Reproductions - map of Milne Reservoir 4.43
Twp. of Etobicoke - copy of zoning map 1.50
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development:
Geo. V. Crothers - rental of traxcavator 1.pri1 1 to May 1,1960 1,100.00
" " " - rental of winch for traxcavator Ilpr. 4,May 4
1960 101.00
James Robertson Co. - sink & faucet for reconstruction of house 17.23
Para Paints - paint for house 24,20
Card Lumber - lazy susan & lumber for reconstruction of house 31.36
ft IT - lumber z6.64
Uoodbridge Hardware - finish nails 1,41
rr 1? - cement & bond fast 2.30
Uhite Hardware - hardware for cabinet 27.50
C6C - :.lbion Hills - Construction & Development:
Cooper & Horton - saw blades for workshop 15.25
Howard R. Keena - changing heating ducks $.00
York Bag Co. - bags for protection of Albion Dam 1$0.00
E ckardt' s Sawmill - sawing lumber 5.09•
Master ?'fielding - labour & equipment for cutting holes in
pipe at Dam 302.50
P.S. Babuik - test holes at dam site 432.00
Ken Mcr °ahon - moving traxcavator 36.00'
Cooper & Horton - sharpening dado head, grinding wheels 12.$3
'"roodbridge Hardware - bolts, hinges, stove bolts & thumb tacks 4.75
rr rr - spring hinges 1.75
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C$C - Boyd I:rea - Construction & Development:
Woodbridge Hardware - machine bolts
It TT - white enamel
" TT - machine bolts
Hayhoe Brothers - bags for protection of ford at Boyd
Woodbridge Farmers - T1 11 it TT TT It IT
H. M. Davis - moving D4 from Greenwood to Boyd
Building Tool & Supply - stone masons chisels for comfort st.
Maple Block & Tile - blocks for comfort station
Woodbridge Concrete - 11 I1 TT TV
TT TT - 11 IT TT TT
Maitland Tool Supply - safety helmets & plasterers trowels re
comfort station
Woodbridge Hardware - sz 'ede saw
,r 1► - paper & border for house reconstruction
IT TT - chaulk line
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood for refreshment booth
Superior Sand Gravel - crushed stone for change house
TT 1T TT - brick sand
Treasurer of Ontario - 5000 assorted hardwood seedlings
'T " - 2000 black locust trees
Woodbridge Farmers - staples
Paul B. Flood - cash expenditure re bldg. permit for comfort
station
Woodbridge Hardware - swede saw blade
TT 'T - barrel tap
C8G - Boyd :.rea - General:
Woodbridge Farmers -
TV TI
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Woodbridge Hardware
11 TV
sacks for nursery trees
fertilizer & twine for nursery trees
shovels
- hasp, hinges & screws
- pliers & garnet paper
C13C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development:
Woodbridge Farmers - bolts washers & lock washers
• H. M. Davis - excavating at Glen Haffy
Houston Building Supplies - plywood strapping
1r 11 11 - hinges & catches
Card Lumber - insulation for house
Hendersons Drugs - first aid supplies
:.rgus Steel Construction - reinforcing rods for fish ponds
C14C - Greenwood - Construction & Development:
Graham Hardware - paint, files, batteries, paint brush, chisels
White Hardware - hinges, brackets, nite latch
H. M. Davis - movinp- D4 tractor from Humber trails to Greenwood
White Hardware - disposable paint pails
11
IT - wheel barrow
TT IT - ladder
Woodbridge Hardware - sand paper &. polyfiller
Crawford Supplies - plumbing supplies
T1 TT - washers & valve for pump
B -86
5.04
3.37
2.07
20.00
5.50
2$.00
16.40
110.40
334.99
7.68
21.90
1.3$
9.00
.70
72.29
19.48
4.66
50.00
20.00
.12
29.00
1.97
2.97
1.44
15.30
8.70
1.35
1.75
3.20
167.00
24.60
2.74
. 7.50
2.16
.25.00
21.80
. 7.42
24.50
4.60
29.64
68.00
2.01
3.75
1.50
Page 6 B-$7
C17C - Humber Flood Plains - Construction & Development:
H. M. Davis - moving D4 tractor from :abion to Humber Trails 10..50
ltm. Robinson - travelling expenses re ,_uthority business 7.50
Universal Door & Sash - wingows for service building 69.30
C19C - Claremont Conservation :rea - Construction & Development:
Ontario Hydro Inspection ,Dept. Markham - permit for hydro
installation 13.23
C26L - Boyd Extension - Land:
Roebuck & 1lalkinshaw - fees in connection with purchase of
Fraser D. Reid Estate Property
C28C - Black Creek - Construction &. Development:
R. E. Cass - :authority business travelling expenses
E. S. Taylor - travelling expenses re Luthority business
Woodbridge Farmers - pruning saw & plugs
- grass seed for area
Peel Construction - stone for building new road
C29C - Claremont Conservation .:rea - Construction & Development:
93.38
16.80
1.60
3.80
10.50
41.44
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtures 102.65
Builders Supply - 1 keg nails 16.10
,,pcx Bolt Products - bracer rods & plates for house 35.19
Crawford Supplies - plumbing supplies for house 6.10
Brooks Mfg. - fireplace unite & grills 76.13
Woodbridge Hardware - chaulk line, files for saws, broom 7.32
TV 1T - hasp .99
C31C - iabion Hills Extension: - Construction & Development:
Tanhall Reproductions- prints of ,.Ibion .83
033: - C__16 Cold Creek 1960 Extension - Land:
U. R. Teddiman - cash expenditure re ,_uthority business
property reference, registry office 2.30
0341. - Greenwood Extension #2 - Land:
[u. R. Teddiman - cash expenditure re ,_uthority re
Registry office 2.10
ti 16,L - Black Creek - Land:
Roebuck & ?:'alkinshaw - fees in connection with acquisition of
property from Lambton Golf Club $2.20
W16B - Black Creek - Engineering:
James F. MacLaren - 9th. acct. for engineering services
re: WC6 till March 31, 1960 320.2$
W16C - Black Creek - Construction & Development:
Star Construction - cert. #6 James F. MacLaren t1.C. #6 1,933.75
B -8$
Page 7
- Town of Yeston - Land:
Roebuck & sTalkinshaw - fees in connection with axquisition of
Cruikshank Park 114.30
:.rthur Death - fees re expropriation of properties adjacent ro•
Cruikchank Park 1,844.70
Roebuck & ialkinshaw - legal fees & adj. re purchase Kingdon
Property 50.1n
W20:_ - York Mills - Land:
lrthur Death - survey R plan re: Bickers property £'36.50
Twp. of North York - 1960 taxes Scarlet Construction Property $71.04
W22L - WC16 - Don River, E.Br., N.Y. - Land:
Twp. of North York - 1960 taxes Farlinger property 42.44
1123 - Black Creek Dam - Land:
Roebuck & ';Telkinshaw - fees & expenses incurred re expropriation
from Rosedale Manor & Sydney Sears 39.50
:'123C - Black Creek Dam - General Construction & Development:
Swansea Construction - Cctt. #3 James F. MecLaren
Black Creek Dam 1C 19 22,420.55
Yi24C - Cold Creek Extension - Construction & Development:
Tanhall Reproductions - property map '''C 14
11.50
"25C - 7C15 Don River, ';est Branch, N.Y. - Leaside - Const. & Dev.:
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of Glandon Hall Property maps 2.72
'26C - WC1$ - Strcam Gauges - General Construction & Development:
Wdbge. Hydro - Electric Comm. - hydro for vdbge. Stream Gauge
:.delaide Electric - install service & wiring in Y.P.
Houston Building Supplies - plywood, vents & dra'.er pulls
?Weston Public Utilities - hydro Somerville Stream Gauge
Village of Pickering Hydro &, T.:ater Dept. - Hydro Pickering
Stream Gauge
Card Lumber - lumber for York Pills Stream Gauge
'.'lhite Hardware - locks & keys for stream gauges
W281, - ',7C21 - Eglington Flats - Land:
H. D. Sutter - cash expenditure re search of land titles
?'y2$C - Eglinton Flats - Construction & Development:
Tanhall Reproductions - property map re Eglinton Flats
R. 'J. O'Brien_ - cash expenditure on behalf of Authority
re: G 21
lack Creek Lawerence :.ve. - Preliminary - Land:
- cash expenditure re search of property titles
& owners
- cash expenditure re search of property titles
& owners
- WC24 - B
R. O'Brien
R. V. O'Brien
W23B -Black Creek Dam - Engineering:
James F. PacLaren - 4th. nest. for eng. services to Mar.
31/60 re WC19
5.00
189.34
14.78
3.87
1.25
26.16
22.72
25.40
2.53
42.00
6.30
1.60
1,024.50
Page $
G2C - Pioneer Village Construction & Development:
Howard R. Keena - metal for light fixtures 5.50
r:lbert Colucci - travelling expenses re :_uthority business 72•.00
ft TT - cash expenditure re pioneer articles $1.15
Sherwin-Williams - paint for museum 44.79
Sherwin- Williams - tt It It 3.32
Builders supply - cement, seplbond, advancotile, aauanon 48.40
Mrs. S. W. Otton - pioneer articles (antique coverlets) 75.00
Bell Telephone - cost involved moving Laskay store 667.13
R. E. Cass - travelling expenses re ..uthority business 11.60
�. R oodzant - t► if rt It 4.10
E. S. Taylor - tt TV tt tt 12.20
George Robertson - tt It It It 4.80
King Edward Sheriton Hotel - meeting re printing committee 46.30
Cooper & Horton - cutters, screw drivers, saw & blades
3
for workshop Superior Sand Gravel - crushed stone 6.46
Woodbridge Farmers - swede saw blades 4.00
B. Napier Simpson Jr. - consultant services for March 1960 375.00
North York Hydro Inspection Dept. - permit for hydro instal-
lation 10.$0
B -$9
R. Leslie Donaldson - pioneer articles
Chelsea Shop - pioneer articles
The Barn _Lntiques - cupboard
1:1dbge. Farmers - turps, & pig grower
Florence Belson - needles & linen
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtures
Chelsea Shop - hat boxes
1'Tdbge. Hdwe. - paint remover
If ft - window stops, catches & dic a do
it tt - brush and yellow paint
Ont, Hydro Com. - expenses re: moving of Leskay Store
Hertz Truck Lease - rental of truck
J. G. Mitsch & Son - labour & material to refinish interior
Newtonbrook house
136.00
31.00
150.00
12.55
40.20
138.7;
2$.00
41.25
1.85
x.75
213.68
13.90
343.00
!'Tdbge. Farmers - bran 2.70
TT Hardware - carriage bolts 1.42
TT ft - hippo oil 2.60
it It - gall 1.25
#209 - N/E - General:
J. L. Smith - donation to fund 50.00
Scotts - catering at retro Golf Club Mar. 25, Executive meeting 10.00
ft - It it ft TT tt Executive meeting
and Don .advisory Boars 35.00
Tt - TT It TT tt tt Executive Meeting 20.00
F. L. Lunn - cash expenditure on behalf of Luthority,
dinners re: all day expropriation Ldv. Board 13.00
Cots - catering to Exec. Meting Mar. 2, C A Ldv. Board Mar 10 45.00
#213 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating & Maintenance:
Ontario Hydro Brampton - annual hydro bill cottage at Heary
Lake 20.00
- '',214 - N/E - Glen Haffy - Operating & Maintenance:
Woodbridge Farmers - kennell kibble, horse meat
H. M. Davis - plowing snow from roads
16.00
30.00
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i 215 - N/E - _"_lbion Hills - Operating & Maintenance:
ITudson Uelding - runners for snow scraper 6.50
tt tt - tt tt tt tt
.0.216 - N/E - Boyd _.rca - Operatin~ 8° r "eintcnance:
Ont. Hydra -:dbec . - Poyc; washroom, hydro 6.07
020 - N/E - Black Creek C/_ - Operc ting F• Maintenance:
.Lutomati_c Fur ping - pump & fittings 27..00
f:ecd Shaw F' NeauFht - increase fire insurcnce Hastings Property 23.61
B -90
24.40
B -91
SCHEDULE ?B1
REPORT OF ;. MEETING AND RECOMMEND..TIONS OF
THE PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE OF THE EXECUTIVE
The Personnel Sub- Committee met in the ..uthority Offices,
Woodbridge, on Friday ..pril 29th, 1960 commencing at 9.30 a.m.
Present were:
Acting Chairman
Members
Staff
H. -S. Honsberger
R. G. Henderson
M. Breen
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
W. McLean
The following items were considered.
1. Applicants for the position of Chief Patrol Officer were inter-
viewed.
2. Applicants for the position of Superintendent for the Claremont
Area were interviewed.
3. Appointments to the permanent service were considered,
4. The establishment of a position description Assistant Director
of Operations was discussed.
5, The appointment of an :assistant Director of Operations was con-
sidered.
6. The provision of a travel allowance for the construction staff
and Conservation ..reas employees was discussed.
7. The provisions of the Unemployment Insurance i'.ct in as far as it
applies to the permanent establishment were reviewed.
$. The payment of a bonus to certain employees for services rendered
during a recent emergency was considered.
9. Communications from the Townships of Uxbridge and Pickering
relative to the Conservation Patrol service were studied.
Recommendations
It was agreed and the Committee recommends that -
(a) S. F. Scott be appointed to the permanent establishment as
Chief Conservation Patrol Officer and that he be paid at the
rate of 44,190.00 per annum effective May 9, 1960.
(b) W. Trolley be promoted from Assistant Superintendent to
Superintendent Grade I and that he be transferred to the
Claremont Conservation Area effective June 15, 1960.
c) The following temporary employees be appointed to the permanent
service -
(i) Draftsman - B. Halstead - effective April 1 1960.
(ii) Labourer - J. Matson - effective June 6, 1960.
(d) The Personnel Policy and Regulations be amended by adding thereto
the following position description -
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r'OSITION - ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS CODE DO - 1
=eneral Terms of Reference
The Assistant Director of Operations is responsible to the Director
of Operations.
He shall perform all the duties of and assume the responsibilities
of the Director of Operations in his absence.
He is responsible for carrying out the approved program of the
Flood & Pollution Control .,dvisory Board.
3pecifie Terms of Reference
le shall:-
_ assist the director in the supervision and direction of all staff
responsible to the Director.
Assist the director in all matters of a technical nature.
Prepare reports and schemes and submit plans to and carry out the
program of the Flood & Pollution Control advisory Board.
Study in detail flood plain and Conservation lands in the region.
= Be responsible for the preparation of all maps and plans of flood
plain and Conservation lands.
- Ferform related duties as required.
lualifications
- A thorough knowledge of planning principles and practices
Ability 10 prepare reports and schemes for presentation to the
Authority and member municipalities.
; thorough knowledge of mapping principles and ability to prepare
detailed maps.
- i knowledge of Municipal affairs and Public administration.
Minimum Education Requirements
Graduate of an accredited University in Geography, Planning or
related fields with experience in planning preferred.
(e) Personnel hegulation No. 19 - Permanent Service Establishment
be amended by adding "assistant Director of Operations".
(f) E. F. Sutter be appointed to the permanent establishment as
Assistant Director of Operations and that he be paid at the
rata of $6,200.00 per annum effective September 1, 1960 and
further that the waiting period for the employees group plan
be waived.
g) Personnel Regulation No. 15 be amended to read as follows -
Personnel u1ation No. 15 - Use of Employee owned vehicles
Technical & Administration Staff
The authority will pay to the employee for the use of his
vehicle a mileage rate of 10¢ per mils; for mileage actually incurred
in transacting the business of the Authority.
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evelopment & Operational Staff
�e Development and Operational Staff shall use the Boyd area as their
3se of operations. Wherever possible Authority owned vehicles shall be
Red to transport personnel. When an employee in this category is
oquired to transport himself or others in his own vehicle to carry
it a construction or other project in any area other than the Boyd
,ea, the Authority will pay him a travel allowance on the following
_ale-
Claremont Area w2.$0
Greenwood " 2.$0
Glen Haffy " 2.00
Black Creek " nil
Albion Hills " nil
Heart Lake " nil
Cold Creek " nil
Humber Trails nil
Jecial projects - 100 per mile beyond a radius of 20 miles of the
)yd area.
)nservation Areas Staff
lenever possible Authority owned vehicles shall be used to transport
)nservation :seas personnel.
'en an employee in this category is required to transport himself
others in his own vehicle to carry out work in an area where he is
't normally employed, the Authority will pay him a travel allowance
the following scale -
bion Hills Staff
ack Creek $2.80
lton nil
yd 1.20
aremont 9.00
ld Creek nil
en Haffy nil
eenwood 9.00
art Lake 2.50
mber Trails nil
ack Creek Staff
bion Hills 2.$0
lton 1.60
yd nil
aremont 4.50
ld Creek 2.50
en Haffy 4.80
oenwood 4.50
in Lake 2.00
nber trails 1.00
,rd_ Staff
?ion Hills 1.40
ck Creek nil
I_ton .60
iremont 5.$0
id Creek 1.00
=n Haffy 3.40
lenwood 5.$0
trt Lake 1.20
giber trails nil
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Claremont Staff
:,lbion Hills 9.00
Black Creek 4.50
Bolton 7.$0
Boyd 5.$0
Cold Creek 6.$0
Glen Haffy 11.00
Greenwood nil
Heart Lake $.00
Humber trails $.00
Glen Haffy Staff
Albion Hills nil
Block Creek 4.$0
Belton 1.20
Boyd 3.40
Claremont 11.00
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
Balton 7.$0
Boyd 5.$0
Claremont nil
C61d Creek 6.$0
Glen Haffy 11.00
Heart Lake $.00
Humber trails $.00
Heart Lake Staff
Albion Hills 2.50
Black Creek 2.00
Bolton 1.50
Boyd 1.20
Claremont $.00
Cold Creek 2.50
Glen Haffy 1.90
Greenwood $.00
Humber trails 2.$0
_ill Conservation Areas Staff
Special Projects - Teavel allowance for special projects shall be
cklculated at 10¢ per mile beyond a ten mile radius of the area where
the employee is normally employed.
authorization to pay mileage or travel allowance under this regulation
shall be obtained in each individupl case from the Secretary Treasurer
•or Director of Operations.
This regulation shall also apply to field officers seconded to the
althority by the Department of Ahanning & Development.
x,11 claims shall be made in quadruplicate on the forms provided and must
be countersigned by a supervising officer.
(h) The Secretary- Treasurer be instructed to advise the townships of
, Uxbridge and xickering regarding the change in the duties of the
• Fatrol Service.
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:) That the following employees be paid the hours shown as a bonus
in appreciation of their efforts during a recent emergency.
J. Britton 31 hours J. Cochrane 4 hours
F. Deurbrouck 5 " R. Downey 3 "
L. Maltby 22 " J. Matson 23 "
J. Scoles 32 " S. Taylor 54 "
(j)No application be made for exemption from the requirements of the
Unemployment Insurance duct.
S. Honsberger F. L. Iunn
.:cling Chairman Secretary- Treasurer.
SCHEDULE ?C?
REPOLT OF A MEETING AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF
THE JOINT SUB - COMMITTEE FOR THE OPENING OF
THE BLACK CREEK AkEA AND DEDICATION OF THE
£ IONEER VILLAGE
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The Committee appointed by the Information and Education
and Historical Sites Advisory Boards met at the Black Creek Area on
Tuesday, May 3, 1960 commencing at 2 p.m.
Present were:
Chairman H..M. Griggs
' Members N. A. Boylen
Prof. T. F. Mcllwraith
E. Sager
Inf. & Ed. Chairman W. S. IiacDonnell
Ont. Editorial Bureau J. Haystead
Staff F. L. Lunn
T. Barber
A. Colucci
Proposals for the opening ceremonies of the Black Creek Area
and Dedication of the Pioneer Village were discussed in detail.
Proposals and suggested layout of the iioneer Village
Brochure were considered.
It was agreed and the Committee recommends -
1. That the Black Creek area be officially opened and the Pioneer
Village be dedicated on Thursday, June 2, 1960 and that the
ceremony commence at 2 p.m.
2. That the guest list include municipal councils and officials,
P +�:'I~•s, M.Ps., other Conservation 1uthority representatives, Government
officials, representatives of Historical, Educational and similar
groups.
3. That the opening ceremony be the unveiling of the Area sign.
4. That the dedication ceremony be the planting of a horse chestnut
tree at the Village Crossroads and that it be suitably marked.
5. That arrangements be made to serve afternoon tea.
6. That the following distinguished persons or their representatives,
be invited to take part in the official ceremonies.
Lieutenant Governor J. Keiller Mackay
Premier Leslie Frost
Honourable W. M. Nickle
Canon A. C. McCallum
Reeve N. Goodhead
Dr. G. h. Lord
Mrs. D. Hague
Reeve J. Perry
F. G. Gardiner
Major A. A. Mackenzie
The Warden of York County.
H. M. Griggs F. L. Lunn
;hairman Secretary- Treasurer.
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SCHEDULE ID' STAFF PROGRESS REPORT
JANUARY 1 - APRIL 30, 1960
CONSERVATION AREAS
Albion Hills
- Albion service building completed and ready for use.
- Legs for 1,000 picnic tables using our own material assembled,
and planks for tops and seats made ready. 70% of the legs have
been dipped in preservative.
- Cold Creek house demolished.
- Fire grilles cleaned and set out ready for use.
- Clean -up following winter ice storms proceeding.
- General clean -up for summer use under way.
Boyd
- picnic grilles cleaned and set out ready for use.
- construction on comfort station begun and exterior walls 50%
completed.
- improvement of workshop completed.
- clean -up and tree pruning following winter ice storms proceeding.
- general clean -up of area for summer use proceeding.
- workshop and storage building at Humber Trails constructed.
- renovation and clean -up of Farr house completed.
Heart Lake
- boats repaired and made ready for seasonal use.
- clean -up and tree pruning; following winter ice storms proceeding.
- fire grilles cleaned and set out ready for use.
- beach rip -rap completed.
- fishing season opened April 29; Area was ready for use.
Greenwood
- clean -up and tree pruning following winter ice storms proceeding.
- fire grilles cleaned and set out ready for use.
- dead material for log benches and picnic tables removed from bush.
- landscape planting at entrance completed.
Claremont (Greenwood Crew)
- large barn and several outbuildings taken down.
- old fences removed.
- renovation of Pegg house for superintendent's residence progressing.
Glen Haffy
- fishing ponds deepened at upper ends.
- fire grilles cleaned and set out ready for use.
- clean -up and tree pruning following winter ice storms proceeding.
- fishing season opened April 29; Area was ready for use.
Summary of Conservation Area use, Jan. 1 - Apr. 30/60
No. of Estimated no.
cars of visitors
Boyd 8,616 40,495
Albion 1,0$2 4,544
Heart Lake 3,571 15,712
Greenwood 635 3,175
Glen Haffy 343 1,337
Total 14,247 65,z63
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FLOOD & POLLUTION CONTROL
Scheme WC 4 - Lower Humber
- The final two weirs in the Lower Humber are in the final stages of
construction.
- Development by the Metropolitan Parks Department will commence
immediately construction is completed. Some preliminary development
is under -way.
- The Metropolitan Works Department is presently carrying out a sanitary
land fill operation which was authorized by the Authority.
- The Municipal Board hearing for the final arbitration of the properties
expropriated in connection with the scheme was held on May 3, 4 and
5th. The Authority has not yet been notified of a decision.
Scheme WC 5 - Highland Creek
- The Authority successfully negotiated 63 properties in the Lower
Highland Creek (south of Highway #2) in the first two years of the
scheme. Buildings have been removed from the flood plain and
development is presently under way.
- The Lash property is also under development by the Metro. Parks
Department.
- The 1960 funds for land acquisition have been committed. Further
negotiations will commence late summer of 1960 for 1961 acquisition.
- WC 5 covers a four year period concluding in 1961.
Scheme WC 6 - Black Creek Channel - Phase I
- The improvements to the Humber River which are being carried out in
conjunction with the completed channel between Scarlett Road and the
Humber River are about 22% completed and final completion is expected
shortly.
- The Expropriation Advisory Board have met concerning the property
expropriated in conjunction with the Scheme. The date of arbitration
has not been set.
Scheme WC 9 - Flood Line Mapping
- The maps and hypothetical cross sections are being finalized after
consultation with the Conservation Branch.
- Maps should be ready for distribution within the month.
Scheme WC 11 - Humber River at Weston
- The construction of the upper weir has been completed. Construction
will commence shortly on Lower weir.
- The deed for Cruickshank Park has been received from the Town of
Weston and the Metro. Parks Department has begun development on this
land.
- Plans of expropriation have been filed on the remaining properties
in order that construction can be completed. Several properties have
been negotiated to date.
Scheme WC 12 - Don River at York Mills
▪ Channel improvements have been completed.
Development work is under way in the area by the Parks Department.
Scheme WC 14 - Don River - East York
Scheme has been approved by the Metropolitan Toronto Council.
The Township of East York has agreed to turn over their valley lands
to the Authority. Survey work is presently under -way.
▪ The Brief presently is being put in final form for submission to the
Minister of Planning and Development. Phase I will consist of the
municipally owned properties only. Phase II will include the privately
owned lands required by the Authority and will be prepared as soon
as adequate evaluations can be secured.
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is eme .iC 1 - Don River - West Branch
- Ai survey plan has been received for the lands south of Eglinton avenue
and will be filed shortly.
Dr. Lord has been authorized to negotiate with the Board of Governors
of the University of Toronto for the valley lands within the Glendon
Hall property.
The Gundy Estate has been turned over to Metropolitan Toronto and will
be developed in conjunction with the Scheme.
The Authority has requested the transfer of the municipally owned
lands within the Scheme.
scheme WC 16 - Don River - Finch and Leslie
Negotiations have been completed for the acquisition of the Oriole
Dam site property from the Waterworks Division of the Metro. Works
Department.
Negotiations are underway with the Township of North York for the
transfer of their valley lands to the Authority for a nominal sum.
;theme WC 17 - Middle Humber River
Property negotiations involving river properties within this scheme
have been completed.
:theme WC 1$ - Extension Flood Warning System
Recording stream gauges have been constructed on the Don River at
Lansing and on Duffin Creek at Pickering.
theme WC 19 - Phase II - Flood Retardation Dam - Black Creek
Flood retardation dam is presently under construction and it is
anticipated that the dam will be completed shortly.
The dam operated successfully during the spring floods.
The ; uthority has filed plans of expropriation on all the properties
involved. Negotiations will commence within the month.
The Metropolitan Parks Department will commence development when
construction is completed.
cheme WC21 - Humber River - Eglinton Flats
Scheme adopted by Authority in December based on an engineering report
received from James F. MacLaren and associates.
Scheme submitted to Metropolitan Parks Committee on May 5th, 1960
and was given approval in principal with one deletion to the proposal.
Further studies are underway to complete Scheme.
Property evaluations will commence when approval is received from
Metropolitan Toronto in order to prepare scheme for submission to the
Minister of Planning and Development.
cheme WC 22 - Black Creek Phase III
Scheme involves construction of a concrete -lined channel in various
sections of the Black Creek predominantly between Scarlett Road and
Rockcliffe Boulevard.
_'. brief requesting a 75% grant for preliminary engineering has been
submitted to the Minister of Planning and Development but no answer
has been received to date.
theme_ WC 24 — Black Creek - Lawrence Avenue
Scheme involves construction of 1$0 feet of concrete lined channel
to be built in conjunction with new Lawrence Avenue bridge.
Approval has been received from Minister of Planning and Development.
Surveys are presently underway and negotiations for land required
will commence immediately the plans are received.
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scheme WC 25_7 Rouge River at Finch avenue
Scheme has been approved by ;Luthority.
Brief is presently being put into form for submission to the Metro-
politan Parks Committee for consideration.
Scheme consists of 40 acres of flood plain land in Rouge Valley
on which options have been successfully negotiated.
Flood Control and Water Conservation Plan
Plan has been approved by the Government of Ontario on the condition
that the Federal Government participate up to 372% of the cost of
the Plan.
Plan is now to be submitted to the Federal Government.
Preliminary engineering for the Claireville Reservoir has been
approved and a 75% grant of the cost is to be received.
brief requesting a 75% grant for preliminary engineering for the
Woodbridge Channel Improvement, the Arthur Percy Reservoir and the
York Mills channel improvements has been submitted to the Minister
of Manning and Development.
1L,CK CREEK CONSERV:.TION
'ioneerBuildings
L.rtisan House (formerly referred to as Newtonbrook House, completely
restored.
Blacksmith's Shop, completely restored.
Squire's House (formerly referred to as Woodbridge House), 20%
restored.
Second Settler's House (formerly referred to as Second Stong House)
completely restored.
Cider Mill - Restoration work to start within ten days.
Laskay Emporium (formerly referred to as Laskay General Store) has been
successfully moved to Pioneer Village site - foundation of block and
stone completed. No restoration work on building.
Dixon Hill School #17. Tender has been received - tender to be
considered by Executive Committee at next meeting.
The following buildings have been restored and will be opened to
visitors on June 2, 1960. - Grain Barn, Piggery, Settler's First
House, Blacksmith's Shop, ;.rtisan House, Dalziel Barn - Museum
Building (formerly the Pioneer Museum).
Negotiations are still in progress regarding the Conservation
1.uthority's request to acquire the Fisherville Church.
ia.jor 2cquisition
The members of the printing Sub - Committee have facilitated the
acquisition of all suitable printers' equipment from the Edward
Brown's Print Shop in Woodbridge.
,ectures
A total of 10 lectures to Historical Societies, Women's Institutes,
Horticultural Society.
chool Visits
Over 500 scho.ols have been invited to visit the pioneer Village,
Public and Separate Schools. present 45 requests have been
scheduled.
'ublicty
Our collection was used on two different occasions by the Robert
Simpson Co. Continuing loans to C.B.C. Junior Magazine.
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. wnli.ne Cemetery
The Trusteeship of the Townline Cemetery have given written permission
to restore the cemetery, right of way east of cemetery and to main-
tain cemetery and adjoining grounds.
alziel Barn
Rearranging exhibits.
lack Creek Conservation Area - Grounds Report
Early type bridge to span gully west of Squire's House, 40% completed.
Road from Steeles «venue to Dalziel Barn completed.
Repairing fences, cleaning debris caused by winter weather.
Ditching of roads and grading completed (pertaining to Pioneer Village
area).
EFORESTATION 1,ND LAND USE
ree Planting assistance i'rogram
Ar)roximately 600,000trees to plant, 100,000 being on Authority
property.
Two new Tree Planting machines purchased.
Eight machines started tree planting operations on April 20th.
a n i and Assistance Program
New Technical Assistant in Reforestation and Land Use hired - to
commence work on May 16th.
Three ponds designed.
Fourteen requests for assistance on hand.
Two subsidies requested.
ydroSeeding Experiments
Preliminary obervations indicate successful establishment of turf on
eroded banL,3.
Results will be more fully evaluated at the end of this season
arm Tree Replacement Program
Objective, to replace trees being destroyed by disease such as the
Dutch Elm disease and encourage ;ence row planting.
Tree Nursery is being established near the Boyd Nursery.
7,000 trees have been ordered to start the proposed program being
Black Locust, Red Oak and White Oak.
FORM TION AND EDUCAATION
chibit s
New exhibit designed and constructed.
Model of proposed Flood Control Reservoir and its multiple uses.
Display at the National Sportsmen's Show Parch 11 - 19th. Considerable
interest in exhibit.
zthority Film.
Film "Legacy of the Valleys "was shown for the first time at the
Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority meeting on
February 18th.
Numerous requests for film extremely well accepted.
Future film program adopted by Authority.
Following tentative schedule -
1. 1960 - 1966 Flood Control and Water Conservation.
2. 1960 - 1961 Wildlife
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3. 1961 - 1962 History
4. No specific time - Conservation Areas
5. No specific time - Reforestation and Land Use.
Methods of producing these films are currently under study.
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3onservation and Information Brochure
Brochure is currently being written by the staff to be completed
by July or August. Outline of text is appended as Schedule "C"
of the Information and Education Advisory Board meeting No. 1
of March 11, 1960.
~ onservation Camp School
Plans are being made to hold the Camp School from May 25th to 27th
in the Bolton Community Conservation ALrea.
Slack Creek Conservation Area - 0 enin• and Pioneer Villa •e Dedication
Suggested date June 2nd.
It is proposed to have Premier Frost open the area and Lieutenant
Governor McKay dedicate the Village.
!,ectures
No. of groups 52
No. of persons 4,1$$
_support Conservation En_ioY Recreation Brochure
revised and to be available approximately May 15th.
lack Creek Conservation area Brochure
Revised and to be available approximately May 24th.
Junior Trout Fishing Day
Plans completed to hold one fishing day on May 14th in the Albion
Hills Conservation Area.
Approximately 943 children invited from schools located on the
west side of the Watershed.
Fishing Day for schools on the east side of the Watershed to be held
in the Greenwood Conservation Area in 1961.
Jature Hikes
= February 20 - Heart Lake...15
= i pril 12 - Boyd...30
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Corkseruation. Juih,oritc�
MINU'3S
Executive Committee Meeting
May 25, 1960 No. 9
The Executive Committee met in the Main Building, Edwards
Gardens, Don Mills, on Wednesday, May 25, 1960, commencing at 10.30 a.m.
Present were:
Chairman Dr. G. R. Lord
Vice Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members J. A. Bryson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
H. S. Honsberger
W. S. MacDonnell
C. Sauriol
F. McKechnie
Secretary Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
P. R. Consultant J. Grimshaw
MINUTES
The minutes of meeting No $/60 were presented,
Res. #90 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the minutes of meeting No. $/60 as
presented be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED EXHIBIT C. N. E.
Mr. MacDonnell presented a report and recommendations of
the sub - committee appointed to study the feasability of having an
exhibit at the C. N. E.
Res. #91 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
That the report of a meeting of the sub-
committee for a C. N. E. Exhibit be received
and appended as Schedule 'A' of these minutes
and further that the recommendations contained
therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
PRINTING SHOP EQUIPMENT
A staff communication was presented advising that it was
possible to acquire a Gordon Press together with a large quantity
of other printing equipment from Mr. E. Brown who had donated a
Washington Press to the Authority for the Pioneer Printing Shop.
Res. 92 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
That the staff be authorized to pay Mr.
E. Brown the sum of $000.00 for one Gordon
Press plus a supply of type and other printing
equipment. Carried T nenirously.
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PURCHASE OF TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT
The staff presented quotations received for the supply of a
Blu -Ray printer for use in the drafting office.
Res. #93 - Moved by H. 5. Honsberger
Seconded by F. McKechnie
That the staff be authorized to purchase.
one 42" Blu -Ray Rotary Diazo printer from
Norman Wade & Co. at the quoted price of
4330.00 it being the lowest quotation received.
Carried Unanimously.
BOND LAKE SURVEY
Mr. Sauriol advised the meeting that in order to arrive at
some basis for negotiation it would be desirable to have the area of
land required at Bond Lake surveyed to establish boundaries.
Res. #94 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the staff be authorized and directed to
have the area of land required for the proposed
Bond Lake area surveyed.
Carried Unanimously.
RELIGIOUS & POLITICAL ASSEMBLIES
A communication was received from a group requesting permisG=
to hold a religious service in the Heart Lake area which would be
widely advertised to the general public. The matter was discussed
at considerable length.
Res. #95 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by F. McKechnie
That no religious service, political or other
promotional assembly to which the general public
is invited or which is advertised be permitted
in any Conservation Area.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC 24 - BLACK CREEK TENDERS
Mr. Pappas of James F. MacLaren Associates, presented the
plans and specifications together with the estimated costs for the
construction required for Scheme WC 24 and asked direction.
Res. 496 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
That the plans and specifications for the
construction required for Scheme WC 24 be
approved and that James F. MacLaren Associates
be instructed to call for tenders.
Carried Unanimously.
DEPUTATION - BAYVIEW ESTATES ASSOCIATION
A deputation of the Bayview Estates Association, with Mr.
J: V. Conlin acting as speaker, waited on the meeting requesting
specific information with regard to the proposed Willowdale Resory ^;r
After hearing the delegation it was agreed that the :association would
be given as much information as possible when plans are further
advanced for the proposed reservoir.
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FLOOD CONTROL BRIEF
The promotion of the Flood Control Brief was discussed
at some length and certain members of the Authority were delegated to
approach individual members of Parliament requesting their support
of the Brief.
G. R. Lord
Chairman
31. 5. 60.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 2 p.m.
F. L. Lunn
Secretary - Treasurer.
SCHEDULE
REPORT OF 1 . MEETING a,ND RECOMIVIENDh.TIONS OF
THE SUB - COMMITTEE FOR i ;N EXHIBIT THE
C. N. E. 1960
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The sub - committee met in the i,uthority Office on Tuesday
May 17, 1960 commencing with supper at 6.30 p.m.
Present were:
Chairman W. S. MacDonnell
Member T. W. Thompson
Staff F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
M. J. Johnson
K. Strasser
The advisability and practicability of having an exhibit
at the C. N. E. in the Horticultural Building was considered at
length.
It was agreed and the sub - committee recommends.
(a) That a co- operative exhibit between Metro. Parks
and the "authority be proceeded with.
(b) That it be in the form of a nature display or
portion of a woodland scene.
(c) That the necessary funds be provided by budget
transfers (4300 - 500 from each organization)
(d) That the following staff be responsible for its
preparation.
4.uthority - M. Johnson - K. Strasser
Metro Parks - Burns - Zarens
W. S, MacDonnell F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer.
25. 5. 60.
Vetropo/ttan J&oiito and Ieeion
Conseruation �ui6ioriir�
MINJTES
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Executive Committee Meeting
June 9, 1960
No. 10
The Executive Committee met in the Main Building, Edwards
Gardens on Thursday June 9, 1960 commencing at 10.30 a.m.
Present were:
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Members
Metro. Parks Comm.
Secretary- Treasurer
Director, Pioneer Vill
Member, Tech. Adv. Sub
Comm. Hist. Sites.
MINUTES
Dr. G. R. Lord
W. C. Davidson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
W. S. MacDonnell
F. McKechnie
C. Sauriol
T. W. Thompson
F. L. Lunn
. A. Colucci
. Mrs. E. Neil
The minutes of meeting 0/60 were presented.
Res. #97 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
That the minutes of meeting No. 9/60 as presented
be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS
The accounts were presented.
Res. #98 - Moved by F. McKechnie
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the accounts in the sum total of
$192,779.25 and appended as Schedule 'A'
of these minutes be approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT OF THE REGULATIONS SUB-COMMITTEE
Mr. MacDonnell presented an interim report on the administra-
tion of the regulations regarding filling.
Res. #99 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
That the report of the Regulations Sub -
Committee as amended be received and approved
and appended as Schedule 'B' of these minutes.
Carried Unanimously.
-2- B -10$
SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS - ATTENDANCE
A staff communication was presented recommending that a
member of the staff attend the 53rd Annual meeting of the American
Society of Agricultural Engineers.
Res. #100 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That P. Flood, technical assistant be
authorized and directed to attend the 53rd
Annual meeting of the American Society of
Agricultural Engineers June 12 - 15, 1960 at
Columbus, Ohio andthat his expenses be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC 12
Res. #101 -
- PROPERTY
Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the purchase of part of Lots 11,
12 and 5 plan 2343 and part of Lot 9, Conc. 1,
E.Y.S. Township of North York for the sum of
$475.00
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC 19 - PROPERTY
Res. #102 - Moved by W. C. Davidson
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the purchase of part of Lots 4
and 6 plan 3649 Township of North York for
the sum of $6,197.00
Carried Unanimously.
CONSERVATION AREAS REGULATIONS
Res. #103 - Moved by ►J. C. Davidson
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That the solicitor be authorized and directed
to prepare a proposed amendment to the Conservation
Authorities' Act with regard to Conservation Areas
Regulations and their enforcement.
Carried Unanimously.
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS APPOINTMENT
Res. ;104 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. Hague
G. R. Lord
Chairman
13. 6. 60.
That the Personnel Sub - Committee be authorized
to appoint assistant Superintendents for the
Heart Lake and Black Creek Conservation Areas,
the said appointments to be confirmed at the
next meeting of this Executive.
Carried Unanimously.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 1 p.m.
F. L. Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer.
"SCHEDULE A"
1 - Petty Cash
F. L. Lunn - to reimburse the petty cash fund 46.12
3 - Travel Advances
D. Sutter - advance travelling expenses 100.00
17 - Vehicle - Cost
Kerrs Garage - 3, B -120 International trucks 10,$60.84
1$ - Machinery & Equipment - Cost
'.:bite Hardware - 3 skill saws & attPchments, 1 skill grinder 577.38
1? 11 - 2 skill drills model #542 x 211 $1.30
Duke Lawn Equipment - power mower 178.25
C. N. WeLer - 1 spotnailer 57.10
19 - Office Equipment - Cost
H. G. Barlow - fire -proof file cabinet 348.00
Hughes Owens - drafting table 154.00
Bradma of Canada - cabinets for addresso plates 55.00
Grand & Toy - file cabinet 83.00
20 - Areas Equipment - Cost
Para Paints - preservative & varnish for picnic tables $66.45
11 11 - paint drums returnes Crecit 15.00
11 11 - preserv'tive & varnish for picnic tables 468.90
11 11 - return of drums Credit 30.00
apex Bolt Products - bolts & nuts for signs 20.78
Card Lumber - lumber for toilets 36.16
Cdn. Acme Screw & Gear - carriage bolts & washers for picins
tables 322.71
B -109
MAY 31, 1960.
A2 - Stationery & Office Supplies
Charters Publishing - letterheads
tt 11 - day file copy forms
Gestetner - mimeo paper
r 11 - Mimeo paper
Bradma of Canada - plates for addressing machine
H. G. Barlow - stationery & office supplies
Gestetner of Canada - mimeo paper & stencils
Grand & Toy - earnings records cards & payroll sheets
Charters Publishing - envelopes
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Challenger I :anifold - copying paper
H. G. Barlow - general office supplies
Gestetner of (Canada) - mimeo paper
1.3 - Vehicle Expense:
Humber Automotive - wiper blades
11 11 - belt for jeep
Hawman Motors lubrication & wash vehicle #2
11 1? - repairs to vehicle 5
,t tr = repairs to vehicle 2
n tt - wiper arm for vehicle #7
Humber _. utomotive - flasher for vehicle #12
International Harvester - repairs to vehicle #14
W. B. Gregg - towing charge for vehicle #2
Thompson Tire - tire repairs to vehicle #7
Fagins Garage - gas purchases for vehicle #14
B. 1'.. Oil - credit card purchases for i.pril
153.46
42.90
23.77
22.$$
1$.70
40.91
59.70
12.00
207.85
25.29
60.95
53.76
19.79
3.00
1.05
3.45
5.70
3$.72
1.70
1.46
44.46
5.00
5.25
59.77
534.05
Page 2
B -110
:i3 - Vehicle Expense: (Con't)
Elmo Disney - repairs to vehicle j`9 71.44
it rr - service to vehicle #9 1$.90
' estern Tire & -uto Supply - cups for car top carrier Veh. #4 1.07
It r► rr 11 - straps for car top carrier Veh. #4 2.36
P`.atson's Service Station - front brake line hose for veh #10 9.50
International Harvester - repairs to vehicle #7 10$.49
Elmwood rotors - repairs to vehicle #2 12.47
i•iudson Welding - welding chains, engate door, tarp cover
brackets Vehicle #12 4.75
Hudson Welding - welding on dump truck vehicle it7 1.25
r► 11 - welding hood hinge on vehicle #7 2.00
-:illiams Service Supply - parts & repairs vehicle #10 11.91
:.4 - Mileage Expense for Staff
P. Flood - travelling expense re Luth. business for Apr. 112.50
B . Halstead - TV rr If 11 11 11 r► 15.90
T. E. Barber - II 11 11 11 ft 11 11 73.55
M. G. Johnson - 11 41 11 11 1? 1? IT 57.70
H . D. Sutter - 11 IT it 11 TT 41 r► 15.30
1Jm. McLean 11 II 11 11 11 If r► 11 97.95
K. J. Strasser - 11 n rr 11 11 If 11 47.$0
W. R. Teddiman - rr 11 ft 11 11 11 " 25.90
R. E. Cass - t9 t► 11 11 1► If 1? 15.40
C. B. Thompson - travelling expense re Luth adm. " " May 76.20
Ken Higgs - travelling expense re Luth. :_dm. business for /Apr. 178.28
.5 - Light, Heat, Power & Water
North York Hydro - hydro Black Creek Workshop & Office 30.44
;Tdbge. Hydro Commission - office hydro for May 4.09
TV " 11 .. 1? 1? If 11 11.5 2
TV TT t - office annex Hydro May 4.09
rr 44 rr _ If IT If rr 9.79
Ont. Hydro Wdbge. - ..lbion Vorkshop hydro 27.07
R. E. Cass - fuel oil remaining in tank on vacating house 25.00
1:m. H. Dick - furnace oil r.lbion Workshop 54.21
Ont. Hydro Oshawa - hydro for Greenwood Workshop & Office 14.65
Ont. Hydro Wdbge. - final charge on disconnection Eberle House .68
H . E. C. North York - hydro for Black Creek 1 ■orkshop 24.$9
:.6- Rent
Clarence Graham - rent for Office building for May 200.00
A - Telephone
Bell Telephone - „.1 7 -$745 Lpril 1960 4.00
rr 11 - Me 3 -9901 :.pril 1960 30.$9
11 It - Bolt 573 J -4 ..pril 1960 22.25
41 TV - SNLG 129- R3 .Lpril 1960 5.15
IT 11 - SNLG 226 Lpril 1960 14.50
" 11 - 'h 2 -2070 for May 1960 1$.70
t1 11 - Z,'. 5 -$253 for May 1960 38.50
i► 11 - ZL 7 -3573 for May 1960 3$.50
11 11 - :.T 8 -0671 for May 1960 16.75
It TV - „T $ -1123 for Pray 1960 302.44
Page 3
419 - Cleaning & Office Maintenance
;+dbge. Hardware - wood screws 1.57
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning services for Lpril $5.00
'..dbge. Hardware - toilet bruch & stand 3.15
Tr Tr - keys 1.89
Hendersons Drug Store - paint brush & bristol board .55
B -111
:.13 - Legal & _».udit
Roebuck & :;alkinshaw - services rendered in connection with
the preparation & passing of regulations
covering the dumping of fill 75.00
L14 - General Expense
Globe & Mail - ad re chief Patrol Officer 20.15
Toronto Telecram - ad re chief Patrol Officer 1£3.20
Toronto Star - ad re chief Patrol Officer 20.00
St. John's ,mbulance - first aid training classes for Supt.
& -ssistant Superintendants 36.00
Bolton Enterprist - subscription to Bolton Enterprise Mar. 1/59
to March 1, 1960 2.50
Dr. C. D. McLean - physical exam. re appointment to permenant
staff Brian Halstead 5.00
Gerrnett G. Eppley - reference book 3.00
Ohio Dept. Natural Resources - reference book 2.00
- I. E. School Programs
Louise P':uise - installing trailer hitch for Jr. Fishing Day
F. iT. tdoolworth - pins for crests Jr. Fishing Day
C. E. Thompson - travelling expense re: Jr. Fishing Day
C.N.I.B. - lunches for children & supervisors attending Jr.
Trout Fishing Day
15.00
3.77
5.00
204.00
1.1$ - I. & E. Maps & Brochures
roster & North - 1000 copies of "Our Valley" 500.00
..19 - I. &. E. Tours & especial Days
Charters Publishing - swede wove envelopes Black Creek opening 4.44
rt " - invitation cards re TT 1 Tr 16.43
" tt - swede wove envelopes tr Tt TT 4.44
tr It - invitation cards re: Tr Ty It 39.41
:20 - I. & E. Promotion Expense:
Geoffrey Frazer - photos for promotion 16.65
TT " - prints for promotion 6.66
Gilbert ... I ilne - pictures for promotion 53.95
Cdn. Press Clippings - services for Lpril 1960 23.20
Gilbert ='.. Trilne - photos for promotion 3.66
Toir Engraving - engravings for promotion 114.91
Cilbert .,. Milne - photos for promotion purposes 65.93
Hendersons Drugs - pictures for promotion 2.19
E. Curwain - P. R. Travel expenses .Lpril & May 11.00
wdbge . Hood Products - lumber for C.N.E. display 35.78
('ilbert ... Milne - prints of Jr. Trout Fishing Day 2.44
Page 4
A21 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs
Fagins Garage - repairs to tree planters & tractors 24.55
Thompson Tire - repairs to chain saw 22.51
Sholdice Service Supply - parts for tree planter 6.30
dbge. Farmers - diesel oil 18.58
Pioneer Distributors - blade for chain saw & repair 29.60
Humber Automotive - parts for post hole digger 1.72
McCulloch of Canada - chain for chain saws 43.80
Sholdice Service Supply - tractor repairs 21.45
It IT It - tractor repairs 45.55
Construction iquipmeflt - parts for pump .45
Pioneer Distributors - parts for pump 37.03
Wm. H. Dick - tractor gds 57.72
11 11 11 - tractor gas 72.60
Wdbge. Farmers - lubrication for tractors 21.b9
11 tt - tractor gas 72.60
tt tt - 11 IT 13.80
General Tire & Rubber - tire for mower 3.06
B. A. Oil - tractor gas 70.60
Jdbge. Farmers - tractor grease 7.19
Hudson ,gelding - welding on motor housing 2.25
tt tt - welding on mower & hard facing blades 21.00
11 tt - welding on fence tightener 1.50
It tt - labour & material on post hole digger 12.00
tT it - straightening cultivator & welding 3.50
it It - repair tractor hitch 2.50
It tt - welding & material on tree planter 21.25
IT It - welding & material on snow blade 2.30
it it - welding on snow plough 4.00
Thompson Tire - tire & tube for tractor 22.54
.4dbge. Farmers - tractor gas $7.12
Chassis Services - repairs to vehicle #7 14.61
Williams Service & Supply - cutter bar, knives & parts for
mower 91.31
IT 11 1S - repair to tree planter 1.50
It 11 tT - loading tractor tires for tree
planting 4.00
It 11 11 - tow bars for tractors 2$.00
B -112
A22 - Private Reforestration
Clifford Coffey - travelling expenses for April re tree planting 5.60
White Hardware - pails, shovels, chains, pliers, tubs re 1T 96.0$
Wdbge. Hdwe. - thermos jugs re tree planting 10.71
E. J. Doherty - travelling expenses re private reforestration 23.30
J. P. Patterson - 11 tt it tt t? $.60
Wm. H. Dick - tractor gas 32.67
11 11 _ It 11 16.34
tt 1T _ IT It 16.34
tt it - it tT 16.34
11 tt _ 1t ST 16.34
tt 1t - 11 it 16.34
It tt - It It 16.34
1 ?)dbge. Farmers - fertilizer for tree planting 14.40
Hendersons Drugs - first aid kit 17.50
11 11 - first aid kit 35.00
Hudson 'gelding - bending chain hooks 2.00
Jdbge. Hdwe. - file & handles 1.75
Williams Service Supply - parts for tree planter tractors 13.22
B -113
Page 5
A23 - Farrn Fond Subsidies
wdbge. Hardware - rope & pliers re farm ponds 3.40
1? tt - chain re farm ponds 2.54
Ted dhite - fish for pond research 50.00
Fisher Scientific - balance for scale used in pond research 16.35
Sandoz Pharmaceuticals - chemicals for pond research 17.00
Taylor Instruments - thermometers 1► 1i t? 71.85
J. GreLnstreet - travelling expenses re fish for pond studies 12.00
British Drug Houses - chemicals for farm pond studies 6.77
ailliam Juryn - electric hoop for fish control 3.50
Houston Building Supplies - cement for farm ponds 3.42
1? ,t /► - dowling for farm ponds .86
Aestern Tire & auto Supply - 2 6 volt batteries for pond stiud. 26.00
,dd.bge. Hardware - clamps, rope, curtain rods 7.34
11 1? - turpentine & paint 7.55
Hendersons Drugs - hypo syring for pond studies 2.90
Kings Television Service - micro switches & resistors 7.24
Wdbge. Hdwe. - 4 terminals for farm pond studies .36
Marshall Drugs Store - formeldahyde 2.70
A25 - Postage
Receiver General of Canada - postage 400.00
1? 1? It - postage stamps 10.00
A29 - Flood earning System
Tanhall Reprods. - marking map .60
Faker Instruments - water level recorders 730.45
ti tt - 2 rain recording gauges 871.00
McFarlane -Payne - paycolene P.P. 5.55
Wdbge. Hdwe. - brushes & paint 14.04
A31 - Wildlife Expenses
Hughes -Owens - paint for nature trail display 7.16
Victor Brickus - art work on nature trail display 50.00
A33 - Property Taxes - Non revenue C/A & reforestration
Twp. of Uxbridge - 1960 taxes Pt. W14 Conc. #4 Uxbridge 33.90
A36 - Uniforms & Personnel Equipment
J. A. Haugh's - uniform jackets 208.81
1? 1? tt - 9? it 87.01
M. L. Snyder & Son - hip rubber boots 43.20
Fashion Hat & Cap - summer uniform caps 204.00
i'iaher Shoes - boots for chief patrol officer 12.95
iportsmans Shop - tt tt +t ii* tt 7.95
.Thrifty Sports Shop - boots for patrol officers 38.85
A39 - Technical Plans & Maps
Tanhall Reprods. - maps & prints 12.71
t► it - prints of subdivision plan .83
It 11 - prints & maps 4.83
it It - maps for use in presentation of F1. Ctr. Plan 23.31
D. Sutter - cash expenditure on behalf of Auth. re: registry
office check on WdbLe. channel 3.20
D. Sutter - cash expenditure on behalf of auth. re: registry
office check on Willowdale Reservoir 13.60
Hunging Survey - ozalid floodline map sheet 044 2.78
ozalid floodline maps #15,17,46,19,47,48,20,21 7.46
Tanhall Reprods. - prints of subdivision on lower E. br. Res. 1.08
it it - prints of Willowdale Reservoir .83
3
it 1► - prints of maps 2.45
Page 6
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development
Charters Publishing - notice to fishermen
Para Paints - paint varnish & preservative for picnic tables
Eholdice Service Supply - bolts & washers
Green River Basket Works - rollers for moving small buildings
Tom Taylor - equipment for boats
Le Pages - preservative for fence posts
Blains Hardware - sledge handle & pick handle
Nendersons Drugs - first aid supplies
White Hdwe, - carriage bolts & washers for fencing
Lenith Llectric - exhaust fans for refreshment booths
vdbge. Hdwe. - welded wire
::ikenhead Hdwe. - filters for refreshment booth exhaust fans
C6C - Albion Hills - Construction & Development
Aite Hardware - manure fork, broom rake, brooms
11 ft - hinges & screws
M. L. Snyder & Son - gloves for dipping lumber
Bolton Fuels & Supplies - 100 lbs. oats
Geo. W. Crothers - rental for traxcavator for April 1960
L. J. Kretsch - installation 6 pole primary line
Card Lumber - lumber for log service bldg.
If It - doors for log service bldg.
TT IT - screws for log service b14g.
Hendersons Drugs - first aid supplies
it 1t _ 1T It IT
Zenith Llectsic - exhaust fans for refreshment booths
iiansfieJd Sanitary - urinals for outhouses
idbge. Farmers - fertilizer
Aikenhead Hdwe. - filters for ref. booth exhaust fans
Williams Service & Supply - gasket for tractor
C$C - Boyd Area - Construction & Development
Geo. W. Crothers - rental of towing winch for traxcavator
ildbge. Hdwe. - trowels for comfort station
Tanhall Reprods. - prints of comfort station
4dbge. Concrete - blocks for comfort station
Tanhall Reprods. - prints of comfort station
:Tdbge . Concrete - blocks for comfort station
kr`us Steel - angle iron for comfort station
Murray Associates - supply & erection of precast concrete
panels and colurns for comfort station
Superior Sand Gravel - brick sand
A. i;larritt - moving bulldozer
Robertsteel (Canada) Ltd. - culvert & coupler
Houston Building Supplies - drain tile & cement for comfort
stat ion
If It IT - cement for comfort station
Tt If it - cement for comfort station
If If 11 - corner bead for comfort station
1t It It - cement & seal bond
It If It - door frames for comfort station
17 If If - door frames for comfort station
Builders Supply - cement & sealbond for comfort station
Lt-nith .electric - electrical supplies
angel Stone - stone sills for comfort station
Freemar Equipment - moving loader to Boyd
Geo. W. Crothers - rental for traxcavator for May 1960
Cooper & Horton - saw blades
'.rdb6e. Hardware - lettering brushes
It It - paint
Card Lumber - lumber for refreshment booth
Ontario Sand & Gravel - brick -sand for comfort station
B -114
31.75
340.23
.70
5.00
75.79
187.75
1.68
20.62
37.41
114.50
9.72
2$.64
35.79
5.79
10.$5
2.40
2'740.00
32.50
$7.00
2.20
4.46
4.34
114.50
55.50
6.20
2$.64
.19
101.00
3.33
1.94
116.00
14.65
120.00
23.00
1,032.00
7.59
1$.00
163.86
25.08
19.47
17.53
4.56
19.47
3$.19
12.73
19.00
7.0$
1$.$S
15.00
2,309.00
5.62
.63
11.16
29.12
1.50
Page 7
C8C - Boyd area - Construction & Development (Con't)
£'Iatsons Haulage - trucking
Cooper & Horton - wrench set for workshop
Cdn. Bearing - bearings for power saw
Jdbge. Farmers - fertilizer
White Hdwe. - bolt cutters & concrete chisel
Hudson .fielding - repair to steel mortar box
Superior Sand & Gravel - concrete sand
/,enith Llectric - exhaust fan for ref. booth
idbge. Hdwe. - raid; insect powder & glud for nature trail
display
Wdbge. Hdwe. - 2 keys
tt it - chsin, hooks & eyes, staples & stovebolts
t' " - screws, paint brush & bug killer
1? It - paint brush & screw driver
:ddbge. Farmers - steel culvert & collar
Rceves & Sons - sho 4card board for nature trail display
Builders .Jupply - cement
Zenith Electric - s•rritch
Aikenheads Hdwe. - filters for ref. booth exhaust fans
.J_illiams Service Supply - tractor parts
st 1? tt - wheel and bolts for wagon
1! It *t - parts for tractor
C$G - Boyd Area - General
P.-ouw - travelling expense re authority business for April
Norman A. Smith - plastic pond liner
+dilliam Juryn - labour & materials for making 4 metal paddles
Daystrom Limited - power converter
Construction Equipment - gasket to repair of pump
iiidbge . Hdwe. Chisel & steel wool
Woodbridge Farmers - fertilizer
C13C - Glen daffy - Construction & Development
J, J. Parker - mileage expense re :.uthority business for Apr.
Harry Lockyer & Sons - stone & sand
Houston Building supplies - cement for rearing ponds
Freemar iquipment - moving loader to Glen Haffy
Geo. J. Crothers - rental for traxcavator April 1960
'idbge. Hdwe. - 1 plug
.;illiams Service - parts for plough
Woodbridge Farmers - fence ancor posts
C14C - Greenwood - Construction & Development
: Jhite Hardware -
Graham Hardware
Zenith electric
.►ikenhead Hdwe.
wheel barrow
- wire brush, paint, saw, batteries, bolts
- exhaust fan for refreshment booth
- filter for exhaust fan for ref. booth
C17C - Humber Flood Plains - Construction & Development
Freemar Equipment - moving loader to Humber Trails
Williams Service - parts for mower
it - parts for mower
B -115
200.00
20.93
4.41
70.00
23.54
5.25
10.75
57.25
2.38
.54
4.10
4.21
1.07
63.00
4.70
15.60
3.35
14.32
6.$3
9.31
5.$5
19.60
26.$2
14.75
35.95
1.10
.$5
2.$8
3.70
13.95
5.70
1$.00
2,309.00
.13
9.09
33.00
29.64
29.34
57.25
14.32
16.00
6.25
3.37
Page $
C19C - Claremont C/A - Construction & Development
Twp. of Pickering - plumbing inspection & septic tank
installation permit 11.00
Hudson .gelding - labour & material re beam supports 16.50
" " - supports for chimney 16.50
,+bite Hdwe. - nails 40.43
/alter [lard - installation of septic tank in house 664.$0
'Jhite Hardware - wheel barrow 29.64
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies for house reconstruction 53.$8
1? tt - ti It tt 11 tt 54.72
William D. winter - labour & materials on fireplace & Chimney
construction 370.00
automatic Pumping - hot water tank & necessary fittings 51.20
tt " - runner rope & clamps 3.59
B -116
" 'p - plumbing & fittings for reconst. of house 2.10
" " - 2 belts for water pump for +t tr tt 2.07
:,rthur Aitchell - chimney thimbles for reconst. of house .80
" " - stone & mulch for reconst. of house 54.22
it " - stone & plastic pipe for reconst. of house 25.24
" " - brick & brick sand for reconst. of house 79.55
'T " - pipe, drains & trowel for reconst. of house 19.30
t► tt - blocks & brick for reconstruction of house 29.70
" " - brick for reconstruction of house 71.50
tr 't - concrete blocks for reconstruction of house 25.00
't " - cement flue tile, weeper tile & trap for drain 177.20
n " - blocks & trowels 29.25
" " - brick for house reconstruction 48.75
" " - angle iron for reconstruction of house 2.$0
Wm. Loker - cash expenditure on behalf of Authority - Gummed
Papers - insulating foil 6.00
Barclay Transport - gravel for lane at Claremont C/A 37.17
Geo. ':J. Crothers - rental for traxcavator May 1960 2,309.00
1 ;ac; illan L I3lodel - plywood sheeting for reconst. of house 350.37
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies " a tt 1 01.19
Card Lumber - lumber 4.b4
tt tr - lumber, insulation & lathe 364.24
White Hardware - saw set, saw vise 11.9$
Hudson Welding - steel plates for electrical work 5.50
Zenith Electric - breaker switches 25.20
Robertsteel (Canada) - culvert & couplers 7$9.59
James Robertson - plumbing supplies for reconst. of house 488.72
Zenith .1,1ectric - electrical tr tr tr n 24.09
C26C - Boyd Extension - Land
Arthur Death - Survey Lc. plan re George Jallace Estate
C28C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
North York Hydro Insp. Office - balance due Ilydro inspection
Odbge. Farmers - fertilizer
tt IT - hasp & hinges
tt 1? - culverts for building new road
it 11 - Fence material
Zenith .electric - exhaust fan for refreshment booth
Osmose 'food Preserving - preservative for fence posts
•,Jdbge. Hdwe. - stove bolts
tr tt - sheet metal screws & stove bolts
4ikenhcad Hdwe - filters for ref. booth exhaust fans
Jilliams Service Supply - parts for tractor
Marritt - rental of truck
Woodbridge Farmers - fertilizer
705.20
. 50
23.40
1.95
248.35
$.00
57.25
20.75
. 72
. 27
14.32
4.03
22.50
36.00
Page 9
C30B - CA11 Bolton Cothmunity C /:, - :engineering
-•J. 0. Chisholm - 2nd acct. for tng. services to .pril 30/60
C300 - Bolton Community C/A - Construction & Development
'.idbge. Farmers - fencing maturials
Jm. H. Dick - tractor gas a fuel oil
C31A - Albion Hills Extension
W. R. Teddiman - cash expenditure re searching titles
C32, - Boyd Extension - Land Purchases
Death - survey & plan re Thompson property
J. R. Teddiman - cash expenditure re search of titles
033: - Cal6 - Cold Creek 1960 hxtension - Land
J. R. Teddiman - cash expenditure re: search of titles
Hendersons Drugs - pictures
C34,, - Greenwood Extension #2 - Land
R. Teddiman - cash expenditure re search of titles
C35:L - C.,20 - Albion extension - Land Purchases
Hcnciersons Drugs - pictures
,d$.L - WC4 Lower Humber - Land
A. H. Bosley - expenses incurred re expropriation Valley
.,1mprovements Property 450.00
Consolidated Toronto Development - to replace cheque ;4718
dated June 17, 1959 lost by payee 3,500.00
Consolidated Toronto Development - to cancel cheque #471$
dated June 17, 1959 lost by payee CR. 3,500.00
:dt C - Lower Humber - WC4 - Constructio,: & Development
Lprile Contracting Co. - final release of holdback re weirs 3,754.09
'i17,L - 1011 - Town of -qeston - Land
Town of Weston - lawyers fees re trctsferring of title for
cruickshank Park 200.00
_,rthur Death - expropriation plan & field survey of Weston
Golf Club & other owners in the Twp. of Etob. $65.50
418A - Highland Creek - Land
Mortgage to the :Estate of John F. Lash
Lxpropriation of Knowles property
Twp. of Scarborough - 1960 taxes re: lots 4$2, 4$3 & 484
465 Plan 2546
B -117
635.14
422.20
22.17
.70
457.30
.80
.$0
1.23
.90
.$7
Tanhall Reprods - property map
Roebuck & 'talkinshaw - legal fees & adj. re purchase of
Knowles property
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - legal fees & adj. re purchase of
Freer Property
63,897.26
295.00
17.93
.92
33.95
31.67
Page 10 B -11$
W20a - WC12 - York Mills - Land
Twp. of North York - 1960 taxes Scarlett Const. property $71.01
Ralph 4J. McDowell & Gretchen E. McDowell - deposit on offer
to purchase vacand land at rear 14 Ivor Rd. 25.00
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fees in connection with easement agreements
Bickers, .Lndre & Rapp 90.80
'i21,, - 7fiC17 - Humber Flood Flajns - Etob., N.Y., Vaughan, - Land
.Lrthur Death Survey & plan lots 55 & 56 plan ;$2388 673.60
421F - 14C17 - Humber Flood Plains - Etob., N.Y., Vaughan - legal & Taxes
Twp. of North York - 1960 taxes Crosby property 83.65
:VJ24., - WC14 - Flood Plain Lands gib. Y. - Land
..rthur Death - surveying Twp. osned lands in East York
Progress Estimate #1
'1126C - 4C16 - Stream Gauges - Gen. Const. & Dev.
:Jdbge . Hydro Com. - hydro for May for ;,Jdbge . Stream Gauge
Hudson .fielding - labour & material re lock protection box
Somerville Stream Gauge
Village of Pickering Hydro - hydro Pickering Stream Gauge
lhite Hardware - hinges for stream gauges
- hinges for stream gauges
P.L.P.C. of Twp. of North York - hydro for York Mills Stream
Gauges
',J28n - :4021 - �,glinton Flats - Land
Hunting Survey - enlargements
Tanhall Reprods. - prints of property reaps
11 1t _ ST IT 11
J29C - Clairville Reservoir - Construction & Development
:Jdbge . H;lwe . - thumb tacks & eye bolts
'J30„ - WC22 - Black Creek - Phase ,'3 - Preliminary - Land
D. Sutter - cash expenditure re: registry office re: Black
Tanhall Reprods. - prints of peopErty maps
TJ30C - 1C22 - Black Creek
R. W. O'Brien - cash exp.
,Jdbge. Hdwe. - brush
V31,, - WC 24 -
5,000.00
Cr.
5.00
2.50
1.25
17.79
4.59
5.65
21.73
11.27
1.52
.26
2.30
1.17
- Phase ,3 - Construction & Development
on behalf of ,iuth. re: Scheme WC22 15.60
1.75
Black Creek - Lawrence .eve. - Land
..rthur Death -
survey & plan Lots 21 to 26, plan 4764 N.Y. 271.70
Page 11
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
4illiarn Juryn - sheet metal flashing 4.50
;adbge . Hardware - Chaulk Line .52
Albert Colucci - travelling expenses re 1;uth. business for Apr. 75.20
Hudson Bay Co. - hudson bay trading rifle 1804 25.00
,,lbert Colucci - cash Lxpenditure re purchase of reference bks. 20.00
..lbert Britnell Book Shop - reference books 24.30
.:. T. Squibb - illustration board for pioneer village 3.60
Crown jail Paper - w.111paper for village 35.00
It 9 It 9 9 9 62.67
:,1plia .engineering - rental of sander & edger for house floors 46.90
Florence Belson - spinning material 85.00
,ddbge. Hdwe. - windex, hippo oil, & scraper 31.50
Standard Fuels - coal for blacksmith shop 24.75
Old Sturbridge Village - photos of early village 3.00
J. 'lac D. Thompson - brokerage & customs on Streeter purchase 48.03
,ddbge . Farmers - window wells 21.50
It 9 - t► 9 10.75
uouston Building Supplies - cement & bondfast 5.70
it iT 1? 9 IT 1.95
1► 9 IT - 9 9 15.58
it 1 1T - brick vents 4.85
Donald Streeter - door latches 127.68
Sherwin Williams - brushes & paint 27.81
It 9 - paint 43.09
tT „ - tT 2.48
It 9 - varnish, shellac, paint & paint tints 57.11
1' it - turpentine 9.00
it 9 - putty 3.50
IT It - paint & stain 58.00
Par: Paints - brushes 20.65
I3uttonville .,ntiques - 1 table 12.00
Thoreau MacDonald - layouts & drawints of village 50.00
Idbge. Hdwe. - hippo oil, wall paper paste 8.84
It It - door hinges 1.19
tt It - keys .54
tt it - paint 10.55
Flintkote Co. stone for road 6.18
Crown Wallpaper - wallpaper 30.13
Zenith Electric - flood lamps & bulbs 38.62
I•Iaple Block & Tile - cement 114.80
Card Lumber & Coal - lumber for village 26.00
Hendersons 'rugs - first aid supplies 2.75
L. Darby & Sons - lumber to refinish store at Village 167.98
lhite Hdwe. - nails & files 19.56
.,rmstrong Bros. - grading at Pioneer Village 29.00
Florence Belson - spinning & weaving material 16.70
J. H. Kelby Co. - chair seats recushioned 46.00
Lid. Brown - purchase of Gordon Press & printing equipment 300.00
ldbge. Hdwe. - small screw eyes & stove pipe wire 1.35
11 11 - files 8.57
it It - stove polish
tt • 70
it
brush
.31
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtures 10.50
It 1T - electrical supplies 20.47
J. P. Patterson - 2 loads of straw 20.00
209 - N/E - General
B -119
C.N.I.B. - Refreshments for ixec. meeting Ed. Gardens May 11 20.00
George Pinkney - :,uthority donation to farewell function 50.00
Page 12 B -120
210 - N/E - Taxes on Revenue Producing Properties
Twp+ of North York - 1960 taxes Pt. lots 23,24 & 25
54.527 acres Concession #4 1,848.156
213 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating & Aaintenance
Mains Hardware - toilet brushes, dairy brush, bulbs & sponges 12.61
215 - N/L - Albion Hills Operating & :iaintenance
•iilliams :service - rad cap for tractor 1.00
216 - N/E - Boyd Area - Operating & i•iaintenance
w'illiams Service - parts for mower 11.96
21$ - N/L - Greenwood Area - Operating & Maintenance
.automatic Pumping - pump repair & necess.ry parts 13.00
PAYROLL - i.pril 29.672.26
May 33, 563.29
SCHEDULE 'Bt
REPORT OF A MEETING OF THE REGULATIONS SUB - COMMITTEE
B -121
The Regulations Sub - Committee met in the Authority Office on
Tuesday, May 17, 1960 commencing at $.30 p.m.
Present were:
Chairman W. S. MacDonnell
Member R. G. Henderson
Staff F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
The methods of administering and enforcing the Regulations
regarding dumping of fill were discussed at length.
It was agreed:
1. All Municipal Councils, Municipal Officials, Planning Boards,
Contractors, Planning Consultant and newspapers, be advised of the
requirements.
2. That a system of reporting, investigation and enforcement will be
necessary.
3. That action by staff be approved by Executive Committee until all
. details of enforcement have been approved by the Executive Committee.
4. That a further meeting be held in consultation with the solicitor
' and Metro. officials concerned.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 10.30 p.m.
W. S. MacDonnell F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary - Treasurer.
31. 5. 60.
metropottaii Joronto and Ieeioii
Co,'kserc/a,tion, �ut�oriE�
MINUTES
B -122
Executive Committee Meeting
June 22, 1960 No. 11
The Executive Committee met in the Main Building, Edwards
Gardens on Wednesday, June 22, 1960 commencing at 10.30 a.m.
MINUTES
Present were:
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Members
Secretary Treasurer
Director of Operations
Cons. Areas. Planner
P. R. Consultant
Dr. G. R. Lord
W. C. Davidson
J. A. Bryson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
W. McLean
J. Grimshaw
The minutes of meeting No. 10/60 were presented.
Res. #105 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by J. A. Bryson
That the minutes of meeting No. 10/60 as
presented be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT OF PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
A report of the Personnel Sub - Committee of a meeting held
on June 9th was presented.
Res. #106 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the report of the Personnel Sub -
Committee be received and appended as Schedule
'At of these minutes and that the recommendations
contained therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
HEART LAKE CENTRE
The staff presented a communication suggesting that action be
taken to prepare a modified plan for the proposed Heart Lake Centre.
Res. #107 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the staff be authorized to retain
Armstrong & Molesworth, architects, to prepare
preliminary revised plans and sketches for the
Heart Lake building at a cost not to exceed
050.00
Carried.
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WORLD COURT OF TREES REPORT
Res. A108 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the staff report on the World Court
of Trees be received and appended as Schedule
'BT of these minutes and that the recommendations
contained therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
FRENCHMLNS BAY AREA REPORT
i► staff report on the Frenchmans Bay area was presented and
studied in detail.
Res. #109 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the staff report on the Frenchman's
Bay area be received and appended as Schedule
'C' of these minutes and the recommendation
contained therein be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
CONSERVATION AREAS RULES & REGUL.,TIONS
A staff communication was presented suggesting certain
amendments to Conservation Areas rules and regulations.
Res. ;110 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
That Conservation areas Rules and Regulations
be amended as follows -
Section Al2 add. "Inflatable objects shall not
be taken into the water in any Conservation
Area".
Section B6. delete all reference to persons
using their own boats and amend the first
sentence to read "Boating is permitted at the
Heart Lake Conservation Area only in Authority
Boats available for hire ".
Carried Unanimously.
PERMANENT SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT
Res. #111 - Moved by W. C. Davidson
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That C. E. Thompson be appointed to the permanent
service establishment as Clerk Grade 2 effective
the date of his employment.
Carried Unanimously.
CONSERVATION AREAS iADVISORY BOARD REPORT #2
Mr. Sauriol presented Report 1142 of the Conservation Areas
Advisory Board.
Res. #112 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That Report No. 2 of the Conservation .areas
Advisory Board be received and that the rec-
ommendations contained therein as set forth
herein be adopted.
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1. That the staff be authorized to negotiate
the acquisition of the Heinzman property
and that it will be included with Scheme
CA 1$ adopted by the ..uthority.
2. That the staff be authorized to negotiate
for the acquisition of the Hunter property
and that Scheme CA 21 "J Scheme for the further
extension of the Heart Lake Conservation Area"
be adopted and further in this connection the
following action be taken -
(a) That all member municipalities be designated
as benefitting.
(b) That the Minister of Planning & Development
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 and directed to take
whatever action is required in connection with
the scheme including the execution of any
necessary documents.
3. That the official opening of the Claremont Con-
servation Area be held in the early summer of 1961.
4. That the official opening of the Humber Trails Con-
servation Area be held on Wednesday, July 20, 1960.
Carried Unanimously.
CONSERVaTION ATHORITIES CONFERENCE
A communication was presented from the Chief Conservation
Engineer advising that the 1960 conference would be held at Preston
on October 31st to November 2nd,
Res. #113 - Moved by G. Sauriol
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That members of the Executive Committee and
senior staff be authorized to attend the Con-
servation Authorities Conference to be held at
Preston, October 31st to Nov. 2., and further that
their expenses be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC 11 - PROPERTY EXPROPRIATION
A delegation representing Yira Construction Co. waited on the
meeting requesting consideration of a change in plan of expropriation.
Res. #114 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the plan of expropration filed on part of Lot
26, Reg. Plan 5 and part of lot 7, Conc. 5. W.Y.S.
Town of Weston claimed to be owned by Mira Con-
struction Co. Ltd., be abandoned subject to a
satisfactory agreement being negotiated by the
appropriate Authority officials with Mira Con-
struction Co. Ltd.
Carried Unanimously.
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SCHEME WC 5 ROAD CLOSING AND SURVEY
Res. i115 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That when all lots in Reg. Plan 2546 Township
of Scarborough required for Scheme WC 5 have
been acquired the staff be authorized and
directed to take the following action.
(1) Make official application to the Township
of Scarborough to have all roads in Reg.
Plan 2546 closed and the land conveyed to
the Authority.
(2) Have a survey of the lands concerned made
and registered in the Registry office.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC 5 BRIDGE ON LITTLES ROAD
Res. ;116 - Moved by C.R. Purcell
Seconded by W. C. Davidson
That the terms of the agreement between Metropolitan
Toronto and the Township of Scarborough regarding
a temporary bridge structure at Littles Road,
Scarborough as embodied in Report No. 9 of the
Parks & Recreation Committee as adopted by the
Metropolitan Council on June 14, 1960 be approved
and further that the staff be authorized and
directed to consult with the Commissioner of Parks
with respect to the siting of the said bridge
structure.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC 17 PROPERTY PURCHASE
Res. #117 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by H. S. Hensberger
That the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
and directed to complete the purchase of the
following lands required for Scheme WC 17
being composed of 5.964 acres of the west
parts of lots 55 and 56, Plan 23$$, Twp. of
North York for the sum of $7, 156.$0.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC 24 PROPERTY PURCHASE
Res. -'118 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
That the Secretary Treasurer be authorized
and directed to complete the purchase of the
following lands required for Scheme WC 24,
being composed of part of the lot known as
127 Brookhaven Drive for the sum of 410.00.
Carried Unanimously.
B -125
ACCESS TO LOWER HIGHLAND CREEK
Mr. Thompson, Metro. Parks Commissioner, drew to the attention
of the Executive certain problems with regard to the access to the
Lower Highland Creek Valley.
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Res. 1;119 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
That the staff be instructed to consult with
iietro Parks Commission regarding the access to
Lower Highland Creek and submit a report to the
next meeting of this Executive.
Carried Unanimously.
CONSERVATION .JtE:,S ADVISORY BOARD TOURS
Res. ;f 12O - Moved by C. Sauriol.
Seconded by Mrs. J.i ►.Gardner
That the Secretary Treasurer be instructed
to invite the members of the Metropolitan
Parks and Recreation Committee to attend
future Conservation Areas Advisory Board
tours.
G. R. Lord
Chairman
24. 6. 60.
Carried Unanimously.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 2 p.m.
F. L. Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer.
SCHEDULE IA'
REPORT OF A MEETING AND RECOMMENDATIONS
OF THE PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE
B -127
The Personnel Sub - Committee met in the Main Building, Edwards
Gardens on Thursday June 9, 1960 commencing at 1.30 p.m.
Present were:
Chairman
Members
Staff
Dr. G. R. Lord
M. J. Breen
R. G. Henderson
K. G. Higgs
F. L. Lunn
W. McLean
W. Loker
The following items were considered.
1. Interview of applicants and appointment
Heart Lake Conservation Area.
2. Interview of applicants and appointment
for Black Creek Conservation i,rea.
of assistant
of Assistant
Superintendent,
Superintendent
It was agreed and the Board recommends that the following
appointments be confirmed by the Executive Committee.
1. That E. Hambleton be appointed to the permanent establishment as
assistant Superintendent Heart Lake Conservation Area at a starting
salary of :'0,465.00 per annum.
2. That G. Dyce be appointed to the permanent establishment as
i,ssistant Superintendent Black Creek Conservation i,rea at a starting
salary of $3,300.00 per annum.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 3.30 p.m.
G. R. Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer.
13. 6. 60.
B -12$
SCHEDULE tBt STAFF REPORT
THE WORLD COURT OF TREES
At the March 10, 1960 meeting of the Conservation areas
Advisory Board it was moved and unanimously carried that "the proposal
of Mr. Griggs in regard to the establishment of a World Court of Trees
be referred to the staff for a report in relationship to the proposals
regarding the establishment of an arboretum ". In compliance with
this directive, the following report is respectfully submitted.
Upon the original directive of the Executive Committee the
staff prepared a plan for the establishment of an arboretum. The
arboretum was to be created at the Albion Hills Conservation Area on
a site south -west of the recently created lake. This site provided
a wide variety of habitat ranging from marsh conditions at the foot of
a steep hill to dry sandy hilltop. On this site it would be possible
to demonstrate the relationship between a tree and its environment and
to propagate a wide variety of tree species. The species would be
those indigenous to Ontario, along with other introduced species which
are now familiar in this part of the country.
The establishment of an arboretum of this type would have
considerable value in the education of the forestry aspects of con-
servation, and for this reason a suitable site close to the location of
the proposed conservation camp school was selected.
In giving consideration to the proposal of a world court of
trees, the same educational values for conservation were not apparent.
The proposal for a world court of trees carried with it the idea that
trees representing all countries of the world would be gathered
together in one location for the purpose of giving better understanding
between nations. While this project has merit, it is not felt that
it is within the realm of conservation purposes.
From time to time the Authority will be requested by well -
Meaning individuals or groups to provide land for projects worthwhile
in themselves, but not consistent with the purposes of conservation.
In such cases, the wise course would be to advise the applicants that
while their project is worthwhile, the Authority cannot enter into
do undertaking which does not have some specific conservation value.
Recommendation. - That the proposal for the establishment
of a World Court of Trees not be accepted by this Authority, and that
the proposal be referred to the Metropolitan Parks Department whose
facilities and purposes lean towards this type of development.
SCHEDULE "C"
ST"FF REPORT
FRENCHM IN' S B:.Y :,RE"
B -129
Item 3 of the R.D.H.P. :,dvisory Board report /,i /60
presented to the .:pril 13th meeting of the Executive Committee read
as follows:
"That in view of the action taken in connection with
the registration of a portion of the subdivision at
Frenchman's Bay, that the possibility of acquiring
land as a Conservation :,rea be investigated by the
h.uthority" .
This recommendation was referred to the staff for a report.
:.t a previous meeting of the Conservation .►reas .,dvisory
Board the staff presented a report recommending that in view of the
excessive cost and limited land available that no action be taken
regarding the establishing of a Conservation ..rea in the Frenchman's
Bay district. This recommendation was duly accepted by the Executive
Committee.
In the light of the registering of a portion of the
subdivision at Frenchman's Bay, the original staff report has been
reviewed. " condition of the registering of this subdivision plan was
that certain lands be set aside for park purposes and that a belt of
land around the Bay remain undeveloped. These conditions exist as
they did in the original report. It is felt that the registering
of a part of the subdivision plan in no way changes the situation at
Frenchman's Bay as far as a Conservation :area project is concerned.
Recommendation - That no change be made in the "uthority
policy concerning the Frenchman's Bay area.
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Vetropottan ..lororcto and Ieeion
Co,useruation Juihori%
MINUTES
Executive Committee Meeting
July 6, 1960 No. 12
The Executive Committee met in the Main Building, Edwards
Gardens on Wednesday, July 6th, 1960 commencing at 10.30 a.m.
Present were:
Chairman Dr. G. R. Lord
Vice Chairman W. C. Davidson
Members J. A. Bryson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
H. S. Honsberger
F. McKechnie
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
Metro. Parks Commissioner T. W. Thompson
Secretary - Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Geographer Mrs. D. Sutter
MINUTES
The minutes of meeting No. 11/60 were presented
Res. #121 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the minutes of meeting No. 11/60 as
presented be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
TENDERS FOR CONTRACT SCHEMMIE WC 2L
The following tenders for a contract for scheme WC 24 were
received and opened -
1. Carter Construction Co. 047,000.00
2. Stead & Evans Ltd. $39,770.00
3. Jas. McKay & Sons $37,25$.93
4. Clairson Construction Co. Ltd. $32,103.00
5. A. E. Rule Ltd. $36,$00.00
Res. #122 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That the tenders received for the contract
in connection with Scheme WC 24, Black Creek
be referred to Jas. F. MacLaren Associates
for study and report and further that the
following be a sub - committee to award the
contract, such award to be confirmed at the
next meeting of this Executive, Dr. G. h. Lord,
1. C. Davidson and R. G. Henderson.
Carried Unanimously.
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ACCOUNTS
The accounts were presented.
Res. h-123 - Moved by ? -s. D. Hague
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
That the accounts in the sum total of
098,380.06 as appended as Schedule TA'
of these minutes be approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT #1 REFORESTATION & LAND USE ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. Bryson presented report No. 1 of Reforestation and Land
Use Advisory Board.
Res. #124 - Moved by J. A. Bryson
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That Report No. 1 of the Reforestation
and Land Use Advisory Board be received
and further the Executive recommends that
the recommendations contained therein and
set forth herein be adopted-
1. That the recommendations contained in the
Farm Tree Replacement Sub - Committee meeting
appended as Schedule "A" of the minutes of
Reforestation & Land Use Advisory Board
Meeting No. 1/60 be adopted.
2. That the recommendations contained in the
staff report on rules and regulations for
the proposed Farm Tree keplacement Program
and as set forth herein be adopted.
(1) The Authority will provide and plant
suitable species of trees at a nominal
cost,
(2) The assistance will be provided to a
landowner for a minimum of 50 trees and
a maximum of 100 in any one year.
�3) Landowner must have a minimum of 10 acres.
(4) Planting will be restricted to locations
at least 200 feet from any residence.
(5) The service will be limited to a maximum
of 5 trees per acre, subject to regulations
(2) and (3).
(6) The landowner, in accepting the assistance,
will agree to take reasonable recommended
measures to protect the plantings; thus to
assure good establishment.
(') Planting will be subject to approved by the
Authority staff.
Carried Unanimously.
PRELIMINARY ENGINLERING STOUFFVILLE AREA
As directed by the Committee at Meeting r`4 on March 15th,
the staff presented a report and recommendations regarding the cost
of a preliminary engineering study of flood control problems in the
Village of Stouffville. The staff report was considered in detail.
B -132
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Res. #125 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
That the proposed preliminary engineering
study of the Stouffville flood problem be
proceeded with and further in this connection
the following action be taken.
(1) That the staff be directed to prepare a
submission to the Minister of Planning and
Develcpment for approval of the study and
request a grant of 75% of the cost thereof
or an amount not exceeding 43,203.25.
(2) That when the grant is approved the staff
be authorized to -
(a) Retain R. K. Kilborn Associates to carry
out the work as outlined in their letter
dated May 16th, 1960 at a cost not to exceed
;1)2,800.00.
(b) Retain Hunting Survey Corporation to map
the Stouffville Area at a cost not to exceed
1)1,471.00.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC 5 PROPERTY PURCHASE
Res. #126 - Moved by C. h. Purcell
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the Secretary Treasurer be authorized to
complete the purchase of Block B Plan 2546
Township of Scarborough, such land being required
for Scheme WC 5 from Mrs. Mary Jane Stephenson
for the negotiated price of ;1)1,750.00.
Carried Unanimously.
PENNSYLVANIA_ FOLK FESTIVAL ATTENDANCE
A. communication was presented from the chairman recommending
that Mr. Colucci attend the Pennsylvania Folk Festival.
Res. #127 - Moved by Mrs. Hague
Seconded by J. .. Bryson
That .. Colucci be authorized to attend
the Pennsylvania Folk Festival July 5 - $th,
1960 and further that his expenses be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
REFOREST.TION .ND L:.iVD U6E t.DVISORY BO.RD APPOINTMENTS
:. communication was presented stating that by reason of
transfer and retirement two members of Reforestation and Land Use
Advisory Board had found it necessary to resign and recommending that
other appointments be made.
Res. #12$ - Moved by J. ... Bryson
Seconded by F. McKechnie
The Executive recommends that the resignation
of J. W. McCullough and W. M. Cockburn be accepted
with regret and further that Mr. .. A. Wall and
Mr. H. G. Norry be appointed in their stead.
Carried Unanimously.
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FIONEER VILL.,GE EQUIPAENT
Res. §129 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the staff be authorized to purchase
an additional team of horses for use at the
Pioneer Village at a cost not to exceed 4600.00
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME C„ 13 GREEN1AOOD EXTENSIOI'J PROPERTY PURChSE
communication was presented recommending that the staff
be authorized to negotiate the purchase of the Roder property.
Res. #130 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. Gardner
That the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to negotiate the purchase of the Roder property
required for Scheme C. 13 "The Greenwood Extension"
and comprising 160 acres more or less by an offer
to purchase at a price not to exceed 4500.00 per
acre.
Carried Unanimously.
P „RKS & RECREl,TI0N „SSOCI.,TION OF C._iJ „D!, „NNU:,L MVEETING
Res. T;131 = Moved by W. C. Davidson
Seconded by F. iVlcKechnie
That Id. .,. McLean be authorized to attend
the annual meeting of the Parks and Recreation
,",ssociation of Canada being held at St.
Catherines July 24 - 2$, 1960 and that his
expenses be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
YORK MILLS - FILLING
It was drawn to the attention of the meeting than ant
extensive filling operation was being carried out on the west side
of Yonge Street in the vicinity of York Mills.
Res. 4132 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
That Messrs. Lord, Davidson and Honsberger
be a sub - committee to investigate and take
such action as may be deemed advisable in
connection with the filling being carried on
on the west side of Yonge Street in the vininity
of York Mills.
Carried Unanimously.
REFORLST�,TION L.,ND PURCtL,SE
It was drawn to the attention of the meeting that approximately
100 acres of land adjoining a portion of the Humber Forest is to be
offered for sale at a public auction in the near future and that it
would be most desirable to attempt to acquire this land for reforestation
purposes.
-5- B -134
Res. #133 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by F. McKechnie
That the staff be authorized to attempt
to acquire the W2 of lot 4 Conc. 4 :.djala
township from the trustee C. I.. Drummond at
a price not to exceed 00.00 per acre either
by purchase at a public auction or by direct
negotiation and further that the Minister of
Lands and Forests be requested to approve the
purchase and a grant of 50% of the cost thereof
and include the property in the reforestation
agreement.
Carried Unanimously.
ENGINhERING WORK BL..CK CREEK
:, communication was presented from the Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto quoting clause 2 of Report (16 of Roads and
Traffic Committee which was adopted by council at a meeting on June
2$ 1960, by which report the Metropolitan Corporation agreed to bear
the cost of the engineering required for Phase 3 of the Black Creek
flood control program providing the .,uthority agreed to consider the
Black Creek flood control program a water control scheme, in the event
that the Federal Government does not approve of the Black Creek flood
control program being included in the integrated flood control and
water conservation program for the Metro Region.
Res. 4=134 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the Secretary Treasurer be instructed
to advise the Corporation of Metropolitan
Toronto that the :,uthority intends to proceed
with the Black Creek Flood Control program
on a 50 -50 cost basis with the Province of
Ontario, in the event the Federal Government
does not approve of the Black Creek flood
control program being included in the integrated
flood control and water conservation program in
the region.
Carried Unanimously.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 2 p.m.
G. R. Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer.
7. 7. 60.
1:Dchedule A"
11$ - Machinery & Equipment Costs
;bite Hardware - 2 portable drills & parts
- skill saw cases & mitre blades
B -135
June, 1960
- Office Equipment - Costs
Grand & Toy - #212 grey file cabinet
Norman Tdade - bile ray white print machine
Hughes -Owens - i2.terlock files, metal file slide pieces,
auxiliary unit Hamilton Table
FTanover Transport - tpt. charges on blue ray machine
X20 -• Areas Equipnent - Costs
Page Bros. - garbage containers
11 If - 11 71
11
Cooper & Horton - tools for building picnic tables
Cdn. rcme Screw & Gear - bolts for building picnic tables
- washers for building picnic tables
Page Bros. - garbage containers
1i 11 - 11 i1
Para Paints - preservative for picnic tables
Page Broe. - garbage . ontainers
11 11 - 8 9
1t 11 - 11 n
- Emplo,ree s UnempLyment Insurance
Receiver General of Cdr. - Authority
Insurance
R ^t:eiver General of Cdn, - Authority
Insurance
portion of
adjustment
portion of
adjustment
Unemployment
for 1959
Unemployment
for 195$
96.01
16.00
$3.00
330.00
172.$5
1. 50
$7.50
227.50
245.00
10.95
246.36
15.97
122.50
70.00
220.45
$7.50
$7.50
175.00
377.64
155.32
Al - N1en_bers Allowances Meeting Expenses
F. L. Lunn - dinner meeting of regulations Sub - Committee in lieu
of Per Diem ?. Mileage 10.25
Charles Sauriol - expense: incurred re deputation to Ottawa to
present ::'lood Control Plan 90.40
A2 - Stationery & Office applies
B. G. Barlow - pencils 1.65
Grand & Toy - payroll journal sheets 12.50
Charters Publishing - work reports $7.14
Ilenderson- Nichol Drugs - con;.truction paper .69
1' 71 8 - bristol board .30
11 71 71 - clip board 1.10
H. G. Barlow - ink, envelopes supplies 30.$5
Underwood Ltd. - typewriter sErvice & ribbons 17.40
Norman Wade - supplies for reproduction machine 9.99
H. G. Barlow - office supplies 3.70
Bradma of Canada - plates for z.ddressing machine .6$
H. G. B rlow - stationery & supplies 30.13
Tanhall Reproductions - map tube-s 22.50
uestetner - mimeo paper 25.50
11 - mimeo paper & stencils 60.17
Charters Publishing - cheque wincow envelopes 73.4$
" 11 - envelopes $6.14
" it - business cards 11.10
H. G. Barlow - desk file baskets 21.55
Kilgours - wrapping paper & twine 12.02
Page 2 B -136
1-3 - Vehicle Expense
Fagins Garage - gas purchases for vehicle #14
B. A. Oil - credit card purchases for May
Dumber Automotive - flasher for light
Kerr' s Garage - lubrication vehicle #18
Kerrr' ,s Garage - repairs to vehicle #10
Louis Muise - oil change & lub. vehicle #4
Hawman Motors - repairs to vehicle #1
If II - repairs to vehicle #7
11 11 - repairs to jeep
11 11 - repairs to vehicle #7
4 -1 Radiator Service - repair & clean rad. vehicle #7
D. W. Loker -• service call re vehicle #2
Thompson Tire - repair flat vehicle #7
!Teo. R. Farr & Son - service to vehicle #3
J. Burrow's - repairs to vehicle #9
Louis Muise - change tires vehicle #4
Elmo Disney - oil & grease for tractors
r 11 - repair rad. vehicle T #9
Gibsons Garage - adjust brakes vehicle #10
if 11 - service to vehicle #10
11 11 - brake fluid vehicle #10
1t If - bulbs & fuses for vehicle X10
.1 It - grease job & lub. for vehicle #10
It It - spark plugs for vehicle "110
If 11 - bulbs & tire repairs for vehicle #14
if 71 -- bulbs for vehicle #14
zhampson Tire - tires for vehicle #9
Ross Lipsett - tires for vehicle °12
Don Whitehead - service call vehicle #6
'f it - repair fuel pump for vehicle #6
'If 11 - towing charge for vehicle #6
If It - repair clutch linkage for vehicle #6
Thompson Tire - tire repair vehicle #7
AL - Mileage Expense for Staff
B. Halstead -
F. L. Lunn -
° B. Flood -
Hultay -
-I'm. McLean -
H. D. Sutter -
R. '.'. O'Brien -
J 3radford -
I% R. Teddiman -
:°i. G. Johnson -
T. E. Barber -
K , 'J. Strasser -
D.
n�
F.
Y. Loker -
Loker -
B. Flood -
72.34
662.30
1.00
5.00
52.93
6.70
7.60
7.25
5.80
3.70
6.00
1.50
4.25
6.54
23.78
6.50
9.40
11.60
1.00
3.80
1.75
5.10
2.00
1.90
.95
98.74
68.66
3.00
6.00
3.00
4.50
4.25
Travelling expenses re Authority bus. for May 26.80
11 11 11 If If 1f Apr. 64.40
I• n May 94.00
11 71 If 11 71 26.00
if If 11 81 64.10
11 it 11 41 7f 46.30
11 If it if it 4.20
7' if 41 11 11 26.07
if 11 '11 11 If 12.60
1? 17 11 11 11 11 82.50
r 11 if It 11 11 162.10
If 11 It 41 if df 74.80
cash expenditure on behalf of Authority re supper
while working on Black Creek Road 4.60
cash expenditure on behalf of Authority re supper
while working on Albion Hills Dam 5.15
expenses incurred re trip to Columbus Ohio re
Agricultural Engineers Summer Meeting 54.94
A5 - Light, Heat, Power & -�ater
Woodbridge Farmers - furnace oil Black Creek ?Torkshop 19.15
A6 - Rent
Clarence Graham - rent for Office June 200.00
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Page 3
A8 - Telephone
Bell Telephone - Alipne 7 -8745 May 1960
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If
11
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- Melrose 3 -9901 May 1960
- Bolton 573J -4 May 1960
- Snelgrove 129 -R3 May 1960
226 May 1960
- Nh 2-2070 June 1960
- ZA 5 -$253 June 1960
- ZA 7 -3573 June 1960
11
A9 - Cleaning & Office Maintenance
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning service for May
1loodbridge Hardware - cutting keys for office
If If - cement
ft ff - turps
Houston Building Supplies - primed white ten -test for office
B -137
3.95
29.20
19.7Q
4.25
1$.05
25.70
38.45
3$.00
$5.00
.54
.13
.36
2.74
Al 2 - Insurance
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - renewal of machinery & Equipment floater 735.65
ii 11 n - renewal of office contents floater 107.61
206.75
11
II
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- renewal of auto fleet policy 2,$60.27
A14 - General Expense
Woodbridge Hardware - extension cords
Harold F. Brown - valuation of H. F. Childs property
D. Sutter - rcgistry office fees
It If _ 17 if 1f
Albert Britnell - reference book
Henderson- Nichol Drugs - first aid supplies
11 14 " - first aid supplies
Drake Delta - repairs to projector lens
Community record B r - records for P. A. System
Dr. C. D. McLean - employees medical exam in accordance with
Personnel Regulations
Thodbridge Hardware - keys for P. A. System
Alb - I. & E. Consultant & Expense
Ont:rio Editorial Bureau - P. R. Consultation for 3 months
ended May 31, 1960
John Grimshaw - P. R. Consultant travelling expense Feb.,
March, April, May & June
A17 - I. & E. School Programs
Shawdowbrook Trout Hatchery - fish purchase with donation from
Sportsmen's Show for Junior Trout Fishing Day
Mrs. W. Wand - rent of trailer re Conservation Camp School
__15 - I. & E. Maps & Brochures
Charters Publishing -
ft
it 11 -
Murray Printing - cons
'1. B. MacDonald - sket
illustration sheets
adjustment re illustration sheets
covers for wildlife sheets
ervation Folders
ches for Black Creek Brochure
A19 - I. & E. Tours & Special Days
'J. R. Teddiman - material for plaque Black Creek Opening
Charters Publishing - programs for Black Creek Opening
American Tent & Awning - rental of marque for Black Creek
Cray Coach Lines - bus used on opening day at Black Creek
6.0$
15.00
1.50
30.00
11.25
.75
3.30
$.95
9.65
5.$5
1,290.39
27.00
500.00
10.00
163.17
CREDIT 79.92
21.$7
1,899.04
35.00
1.15
$9.63
opening 90.00
43.00
B -13$
Page 4.
A20 - I. & E. Promotion Expense
Henderson- Nichol Drugs - photographic supplies 3.60
Moir Engraving - pictures for promotion 96.57
'.Toodbridge Jardware - nails re: C.N.E. Display 1.80
Gilbert A. Milne - pictures for promotion 37.96
Houston Building Supplies - nails for C.N.E. Display 3.42
Gilbert A. Milne - photos for publicity 165.2$
oir Engraving - engravings for publicity 126.54
Henderson- Wichol Drugs - pictures .96
11 11 IT _ TI $7
If If It _ It 1.23
It It •If - film 4.35
iI tI It - pictures .$0
Canadian Press Clippings - service for May 24.10
Drake Delta - photo supplies 57.15
ft It - photo supplies 33•$4
It If - photo supplies 4$.0$
Gilbert A. Milne - pictures for promotion 15•$7
Geoffrey Fraser - prints for promotion purposes 17.76
Howard R. Keena - tank & fittings for Authority display 7.75
J:21 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs
Humber Automotive - gasket material .50
It It - hose for portable generator .22
If 1t - hose & plugs 1.56
.00dbridge Farmers - diesel oil 9.30
Matson' s Service Station - repairs to power mower 17.5$
Geo. 'J. Crothers - parts for traxcavator 6.35
D. r'. Loker - welding on dozer 3.00
goodbridge Farmers - diesel fuel 1$.5$
If " - tractor as $7.12
11 ft _ It 0 7 2.60
it 9f _ If 11 13.00
PCO Services - repairs to pack sprayers 15.40
B. A. Oil - tractor gas 52.95
Duke Lawn Equipment - mott bearing 12.90
71m. H. Dick - tractor gas 7$.05
11 If " - tractor gas 6$.61
Woodbridge Farmers - lub. for tractors 13.89
Duke Lawn Equipment - blades for mower 25.00
Geo. W. Crothers - parts for traxcavator 9.34
'.ioodbridge Farmers - tractor gas 72.60
tl 11 - diesel oil 9.30
It ii - tractor gas 76.23
it " - tractor gas 67.16
It It - tractor gas $7,4$
Kinch & Sutton - parts & oil for tractor 31.$5
Geo. S. Crothers - parts for traxcavator 1.$6
A22 - Private Reforestration
Fagins Garage - repairs to tree planters
J. Doherty - travelling expenses re tree planting
',IM. H. Dick - tractor gas
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71 It 11 - It 77
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J4 Green Auto Body - gelding on tree planters
21.75
190.00
16.34
16.34
16.34
16.34
16.34
16.34
10.$9
16.34
16.34
16.34
16.34
16.34
16.34
3.00
Page 5
122 - Private Reforestration (Can't)
J. P. Robinson -
Clifford Coffey
J. P. Patterson
Gibsons Garage
11 41
11
I1
14
14
44
travelling expenses re tree planting
- travelling expenses re: tree planting
- cash expenditure on behalf of Authority re
tree planting
tube & oil for tree planters tractor
welding on tree planter
gas tree planting truck
gas for tree planting truck
gas for tree planting truck
A23 - Farm Pond Subsides
-.!oodbridge Hardware - glue
Humber Automotive - cable & clips
Henderson - Nichols Drugs - borax
Gilberts Auto Supply - co:Ter line for pond studies
';oodbridge Hardware - scoop
Larry's Tropical Aquarium - repair aquarium & liquid aquarium
cement
A25 - Postage
Dr. G. Ross Lord - postage for chairman's office
Pitney -Bowes - rental postage meter
A31 - ';ildlife :expenses
'!oodbridge
Houston
i1
Hardware - paint & brush
11 - return merchandize for credit
- string
Supplies - fish food
- corner round
- pegboard for
- masonite for
,1
Canada Packers - fish food
Ienderson- Nichol Drugs - paracide
Canada Packers - fish food
American Fisheries Society - reference books
M. L. Snyder - rubber gloves
Iloward R. Deena - metal slides re Nature trail display
A33 - Property Taxes - Non Revenue C/A & Reforestration
B -139
79.40
71.20
1.89
7.50
3.00
5.30
6.00
4.20
.34
2.88
. 25
17.67
3.40
15.00
24.10
2.29
CREDIT 3.68
.31
. 40
2.18
1.71
1.82
59.60
• 98
67.13
40.00
3.03
2.80
for nature display
nature display
nature display
Twp.
Twp.
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of Uxbridge
or Pickering
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11
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Vaughan
11
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196
196
196
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11
11
11
of King -
71 _
11 _
- 1960 taxes re Fiss property
- 1960 taxes re: Douglas V. Haskins Property
- 1960 taxes re: F. L. Stiver Estate
- 1960 taxes re Andrew Pegg Estate
- H. J. Harper property 1960 taxes
- 1960 taxes re: Mrs. H. Farr property
- 1960 taxes re: Eberle property
- 1960 taxes re: Eberle property
- 1960 taxes re: Oakbank Pond property
- 1960 taxes re: Floyd Farr property
- 1960 taxes re: McMichael property
- 1960 taxes re: Fraser D. Reid Estate
- 1960 taxes re: Fraser D. Reid Estate
O taxes re: Aykroyd Property
O taxes re: mitchell property
0 taxes re: Humber Trails
A36 - Uniforms v; Personnell Equipment
M., L. Snyder - rain coat & h -:t for dozer operator
Seinthill- Levine - uniform for new patrol officer
Sainthill- Levine - uniform for new patrol officer
U. A. Haugh' s - uniform shirts & pants
100.95
80.55
126.79
360.74
49.72
304.78
64.00
126.45
114.61
801.70
100.62
40.84
163.88
37.17
201.41
37.87
16.56
81.22
88.11
151.11
Page 6
A39 - Technical Plans & M
Twp. of North York - assessment sheet i'`45
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction £: Development
Joodbridge Hardware - nails
Houston Building Supplies - cement
Jt JI Ft -
strapping cellar
- lumber
Mac: 1illan & Bloedel - plywood for refreshment
1hite Hardware - spring hinges & fasteners
Capital Lumber - doors for change house
Builders Suppli• s - cement
Armstrong Brothers - sand for beach
- sand for beach
- gravel for new roads
K. 3taal - trenching for retaining wall
Card Lumber - lumber
- lumber
::rmstrong Brothers - gravel for new roads
IIoward R. Keena - canopy & fittings for refreshment booths
C6C - Albion Hills - Construction & Development
Humber Automotive - pump grease
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood for refreshment booth
J. MacD. Thomson - customs charges on urinals
Fh i lips Agregat s - gravel for new road
i.nid Lumber - lumber
Howard R. Keena - canopy & fittings for refreshment booth
C8C - Boyd Area - Construction & Development
Twp. of Vaughan - application for plumbing & sewers permit
Comfort Station
B-140
2.00
.59
13.68
units, beveled
siding 52.25
38.64
booth 2$.92
33.9$
35.00
15.60
230.34
115.17
19.60
76.50
$.96
26.8$
714.00
29.00
"oodbridge Hardware - machine bolts
Houston Building Supplies - seal bond
Humber Automotive - wheel puller
Para Paints - paint for refreshment booth
"hite Hardware - locks for nature trail display
If - files returned for credit
James Robertson - button cap for fountain
It 'J - plumbing supplies for change house
''!bite Hardware - rope for parking lots
- rope for parking lots
G. M. Smith Float Service - moving sozer to Boyd
Woodbridge Farmers - pails, cleaner, toilet brush, wrench
bug killer
K. Staal - trenching for draining roads
Armstrong Brothers - gravel & sand for new roads
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Aikenhead Hardware
James Robertson -
Armstrong Brothers
James Robertson -
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- calcium for new roads
- wrench, drills, punches, chisels for
plumbing supplies
- gravel for new roads
plumbing fixtures for comfort
11 11 13 if
station
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Rexo -Therm - plumbing equipment
',:Woodbridge Concrete - $" cinder hollow blocks for
stat ion
Ontario Sand Gravel - brick sand
Harry Lockyer & Sons - brick s?nd
comfort
.35
2$.92
14.50
1,103.09
26.$8
29.00
25.00
.3$
4.04
11.1$
28.25
6.66
EDIT 3.54
.79
2.57
57.00
57.00
42.00
11.60
494.00
261.12
1,428.34
701.85
93.42
$.25
68.59
42.00
1ikshop 13.60
8.25
1,542.50
88.00
564.34
30.55
7.25
1.50
1.75
CSC - jCon't) Page 7
Card Lumber - windows for comfort station
- lumber
James Robertson - plumbing supplies for comfort station
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Woodbridge Hardware -
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marking pencils for comfort station
glass & putty for comfort station
paint colouring
- roll polyethelene
James Robertson - plumbing supplies for comfort station
11 TP t1 TP Td Y! 4f
If TP _ Tt dP dP YI 11
Howard R. K3ena - canopy for refreshment booth
James Robertson - plumbing fixtures for comfort station
urmstrong Brothers - packing gravel & rental of equipment for
new roads and parking lots
James Robertson - plumbing fixtures for comfort station
CSG - Boyd Area - General
Humber Automotive - tubing & fittings for pump
Houston Building Supplies - tempered masonite
Construction Equipment - parts for pump
Woodbridge Farmers - fertilizer for nursery
Woodbridge Hardware - rope
Gravely Canadian - parts for gravely tractor
C13C - Glen Haffy Area - Construction & Development
E. J. Parker - travelling expenses re Authority business for
White Hardware - rerunning saw & paint for trees
- hand mower
Gillespie 3rothers - hatdware supplies
Fisher Scientific - chemicals for fish rearing ponds
:automatic Pumping - shallow well pump unit
014C - Greenwood Area - Construction & Development
Barclay Transport - stone for roads
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood for refreshment booth
ral ter ?.lard - install septic tank & tile bed
Arthur Mitchell - lumber & nails
11 If - lumber
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of Greenwood Area
Burton Dunn - travelling expense re bolts for picnic tables
Graham Hardware - nails, glass, Nutty, batteries, bolts
Cooper & Horton - wood bits
F. R. Boadway & Son - well drilling
Card Lumber - pine lumber
Howard R. Deena - canopy & fittings for refreshment booth
C17C - Humber Flood Plains - Construction & Development
H. M. Davis - grading roads
- k)odbridge Farmers - grass seed
Woodbridge Hardware - padlocks & fiction tape
C19C - Claremont C/A - Construction & Development
H, M. Davis & Son - building road
Humber Automotive - wrench
White Hardware - wrecking bars, carbonite bit, & soot door
Arthur Mitchell - ready mix cement
• " Y' - stone
- rock lathe for house
Tr
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" - cement for house
B -141
78.00
13.44
25.42
22.33
.72
1.05
.36
1.61
169.90
212.27
629.02
14.50
420.00
148.00
47.13
.73
9.12
16.35
3.10
.40
17.09
May 9.30
48.30
20.18
84.74
16.99
123.03
18.63
14.45
345.00
51.16
28.80
1.17
7.40
10.57
6.76
14.50
70.00
1.35
5.17
2,622.00
2.85
6.95
17.44
16.50
7.68
51.87
62.50
Page $
C19C - Claremont C/A - Construction & Development (Con't )
James Robertson - plumbing supplies
71 " - plumbing supplies for house
- plumbing supplies for house
Compact Ladder - aluminum ladder & ladder jacks
Central Supply - tile & supplies for reconst. of house
Aikenhead Hardware - hinges & latches for doors for reconst.
of house
11 11 - ft 17 it 11 R It
71 71 - misc. fixtures for reconst of house
Robert steel - culvert & coupler
Cooper & Horton - shaper blades & stanley blades
Central Supply - plastic wall tile cleaner
Gross Drothers - plastering material & labour re house
Compact Ladder - aluminum extension ladder
Percy Mills - travelling expense re Construction of House
F. R. Boadway & Son - well drilling
'TOodbridge Hardware - linseed oil & brush
It - finish nails & glue
Automatic Pumping - plumbing supplies for house
Card Lumber - lumber
" " - lumber
- lumber
tt - lumber
s1 " - lumber
- lumber
Woodbridge Hardware - water dipper
Automatic Pumping - plumbing supplies for reconst. of house
::ikenhead Hardware - misc. Hardware for use in reconst. of
house
C25A - Greenwood Extension - Land
Arthur Death - balance of account for survey & plan
C2$C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
H. M. Davis & Sons - stripping top soil & building new road
11 11 1P " - moving loader to Black Creek
I-Tumber Automotive - nuts
Ioodbridge Hardware - saw files
Westgate Transport - transport charge on wood preservative
Houston Building Supplies - lumber
Mac^v;illan & Bloedel - plywood for refreshment booth
Armstrong Brothers - gravel for roads
White Hardware - cant hook
■ioodbridge Farmers - pails & broom
Sythes & Co. flages
Woodbridge Farmers - fencing
K. Staa 1 - excavating fcotinge for bridge Black Creek Area
Armstrong Brothers - gravel for new roads
11 If - stone & grav•31 for new roads
'r 11 - gravel for new roads
':oodbridge Farmers - padlocks, snaps, shovel
Armstrong Brothers - truck rental hauling gravel
Davey Tree Expert - 1 chestnut tree
Joslin - quick piks
George Taylor Hardware - timber carriers
Armstrong Brothers - gravel for new roadd
Woodbridge Farmers - seeds & small tools
F. R. Boadway - well drilling
Card Lumber - material for privies
?Woodbridge Hardware - friction tape
Howard R. Keena - canopy & fittings for refreshment booth
Armstrong Brothers - gravel for new roads
B -142
55.56
10.67
60.70
45.00
324.30
95.33
42.64
11.74
1$4.02
19.36
4.00
375.00
100.00
8.40
375.00
2.02
3.73
2.10
292.87
1$.40
96.17
72.6$
217.00
27.50
. 67
28.22
13.19
1,170.95
695.00
24.50
. 24
. 99
1.50
16.80
14.45
1,235.57
8.$0
9.25
5.44
8.50
60.00
103.17
705.35
$8.17
3.90
156.75
90.00
62.55
13.68
10.34
36.25
41$.75
94.49
. 50
14.50
12.65
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C30C - Bolton Community C/A - Construction & Developmarct
Woodbridge Farmers - brace poles
C. P. R. - 34 pieces of timber
` „oodbridge Farmers - fencing
Para Paints - 45 gallons creosote
Ruliff Grass Constructioh - cert. 7L3 completion cert.
(TWO. Chisholm) re Bolton Seasonal Dam
C34? - Greenwood = ',xtension #2 - Land
: irthur Death - survey, plan & description re Knopf property
- survey, plan & dexcription re McEwan property
C35A - Albion Extension - Land Purchases - CA 20
Harold F. Brown - valuation of 'talker property
-1$B - ':!C4 - Lower Humber - Engineering
R. V. Anderson - supervision fee
'r$C - 11C4 - Lower Number - General Construction & Development
S. Cosentino - cert. ;.•/3 (R. V. Anderson) T;C4
116B - Black Crook - Engineering
R. V. Anderson - supervision fee
W16C - Black Creek - Construction a Development
R. V. lnderson - supervision of work done by Miller Paving
Miller Paving - work done on Lower Humber Valley - '.linter
Works Project Ontario #416
Star Construction - cert. 7 (J. F. MacL3ren) re: T,1C6
S. Cosentino - cert ;`,'3 (R. V. Anderson ) wC6
'117[ - ?JC11 - Town of Weston - Land
Roebuck & :Jalkinshaw - fees in connection with Cruikshank Park
Arthur Death - expropriation plan of part of lots 7,$,9,10 &11
Flan 2670 ,21tobicoke
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24.50
6$,00
33.00
33.75
2,9$4.2$
147.00
449.10
15.00
$1.04
2,296.10
103.$9
969.00
15,371.92
3,$64.63
2,660.16
630.30
313.30
W1$,1 - Highland Creek - Land
Roebuck & '.'alkinshaw - fees & adj. re settlement Lash mortgage 19.50
Arthur Death - survey & plan re Lea Godard property 772.40
Purchase of Highland Creek Ltd. Property 2,750.00
J1$C - Highland Creek - General Construction & Development
Twp. of Scarborough - 1960 taxes re Jackson property 3.06
5.47
- 1960 taxes re lot 45$, Plan 2546 Scar.
TJ2OC - York mills - Construction F: Development
Twp. of North York - instal air vent line on watermain at
Donino Bridge 4$.10
''211'. - '1C17 - Humber Flood Plains - Etob. , N.Y., Vaughan - Land
'Purchase of Taylor property 7,146.$0
Roebuck & "alkinshaw - legal fees & adj. re purchase from
Roy & Ella Taylor 200.79
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W21C - "C17 - Humber Flood Plain - Etob. , N.Y., Vaughan - Const. & Dev. ,
Twp. of Vaughan - 1960 taxes re Thackray property 143.$0
T 123A - T'1C19 - Black Creek Dam - Land
bra Rosen - offer to purchase pt. lots 4 & 6 plan 3649 25.00
.,rthur Death - preparation of plan of abandonment $6.50
x:1242► - Flood Flains Lands E. Y. - Land
,Irthur Death - progress estimate '2 in connection with UC14 5,000.00
j125A - WC15 - Don River, W. Br., N.Y., - Leaside - Land
Arthur Death - survey & plan of expropriation Knoph property 5,096.50
+126C - ';C1$ - Stream Gauges - General Construction & Development
H. E. C. of Twp. of Toronto - hydro Sommerville Stream Gauge 2.30
'Toodbridge Hydro - hydro Woodbridge Stream Gauge 5.00
Village of lickering Hydro & ' 'ater - pickoring Stream Gauge Hydro 1.25
Tileston Utilities - hydro Lawrence Stream Gauge 3.87
127A - WC20 - York Mills Extension - Land
Purchase of McDowell property 450.00
T „28:: - a!C21 - Eglinton Flats - Land
D. Sutter - registry office fees 4.20
:A31B - "C24 - Black Creek - Lawerence Ave. - Engineering
E. M. f eto Associates - cert #1 (final) James F:. MacLaren -
soil investigation for proposed retaining wall 229.75
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
'Joodbridge Hardware - rope, wiping clothes 9.90
" - stove polish .63
!! If - aluminum paint oil 3.37
If If - rope 3.51
If !! - polish, brush, eyes, hinges & hasp 2.45
8 " - screening 7.74
Newlands - wool for spinning $0.21
:Toodbridge Farmers - currie comb, brush, ham strap 7.3$
Houston Building Supplies - cement 1.14
!! !! If - cement 3.42
!' if 8 - cement & sealbond 9.74
8 '! 9 - cement & sealbond 5.03
!! " 9 - cement 3.42
It !! it - dowling 6.17
11 '! !! - lumber 10.64
F. Belson - travelling expenses for May re Pioneer Village 5.90
Harold Lund - travelling expenses for May re !! !! 21.60
Maple Block & Tile - cement 71.75
Builders Supplies - white cement 3.45
;Wm. Juryn - stove pipe 13.50
?! " - roof flashing $.20
White Hardware - nails 2$.52
Curry's Art Store - mat boards & water colour brushes 3.90
Woodbridge Hardware - paint & turps 23.76
!! !! - stove polish, brooms, dust pans, wax,
pops & pails
R. Leslie Donaldson - pioneer articles 112.00
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - hydro for museum 23.65
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G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development (Con't)
;.. Roodzant - travelling expense re Pioneer Village 10.10
3. S. Taylor - travelling expense rc Pioneer Village 6.00
B. Napier Simpson Jr. - professional services April 1 to May 31
1960 140.00
Woodbridge Farmers - seed for village $.50
If it - fly spray, rolled oats, chop, rivets,
laying mash,pai].s 16.1,1
Laidlaw Lumber - dowell 5.40
Zenith Electric - lamps 10.62
Harry Lockyer - brick sand 1.40
Mrs. Fred Bagg - cloth & material for pioneer dresses 25.19
M. Knechtel - colour photos of Pioneer Village 46.00
Toronto Type Foundry - sales tax on safety can & benzine can . $7
:t If �f - safety can & Benzine can 14.45
Albert Colucci - travelling expenses for May re Pioneer Village 64.20
Robert Simpson Co. - cloth for dresses 46.60
M. Knechtel - photos of village 2$.00
Geo. Keith & Son - plants turnips & pumpkins 2.90
David Otis - pure bred poultry 40.00
'loodbridge Farmers - pine tar, snap, rolled oats, sacks 3.19
Isaac Baker - covering fenders & dashboard of buggy 100.00
Card Lumber - lumber 3$.50
's " - lumber 1
3.44
n " - lumber for wagons 16.20
ft 't - sheetro ck
34.56
Woodbridge Hardware - stock spray 1. 57
If IT - siene, saucepan, wooden spoons,
bottle brush, SOS 9.70
Vei jola & Sons - : ro cress statement #1 re: Dickson Hill School
dismantling & rebuilding 1,000.00
Chelsea Shop - hooked rugs, stool & guile 57.00
Howard R. Kaena - metal for light fixtures 6.30
Howard Goodfellow - horses 475.00
J. Cochrane - chickens & feed re _ ioneer Village 15.25
#209 - N/E - General
F. L. Lunn - luncheon meeting re grants etc. chairman 5 guests 19.95
Northern Transport - transport charges 1.50
C, C. Ho Canadian Ltd. - tax deduction tables 2.00
White Hardware - furniture polish 12.4$
F. L. Lunn - cash expenditure on behalf of Authority re:
Black Creek Opening 4o.40
CoN010B0 - refreshments re Edwards Gardens May 25, 1960 20.00
F. L. Lunn - expenses incurred re dinner meeting $.00
;210 - N/E - Taxes on Revenue Producing Properties
Twp. of Vaughan - 1960 taxes re bill X4726 lt. lot 12,13,14,
Con. En. 422•$$ Twp. of Vaughan - 1960 taxes re bill #4151 Pt. lot 1 , Y5 174.74 II - 1960 taxes re Hastings property 160.26
Twp. of Pickering - 1960 taxes re Herron pro erty 95.03
It II - 1960 taxes re Chas Puckrin property 57.16
') 't - 1960 taxes re Arthur : ercy estate 129.3$
it 1t - 1960 taxes re Crawford property 67.41
" If - 1960 taxes re Corry property 103.86
IT It - 1960 taxes re Hicks property 70.27
#213 - N/E - Heart Lake Operating & Maintenance
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - renewal of Boat Floater policy 73.75
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='1215 - N E - Albion Hills - 0 •erat in_ & Maintenance
Feel Construction - calciut for roads
'4216 - N/E - Boyd Area - Operating & Maintenance
'Mite Hardware - paint pails for picnic tables
i oLl Construction - calcium for roads
#220 -N /E - Black Creek C/A - Operating & Maintenance
Teel Construction - calcium for roads
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300.00
9.20
150.00
540.00
. t
Metropolitan Joronto and Ieeion a -147
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Comieruation. �ut�ioritc�
ORPF
INUiyS
Executive Committee Meeting August 10th 1960. No. 13.
The Executive Committee met in the Main Building? Edwards
Gardens, Don Mills, on Wednesday August 10th 1960, commencing at
10.30 am.
Present were:
Chairman:
Vice - Chairman:
Members:
Secretary- Treasurer:
Director of Operations:
Conservation Area
Planner:
MINUTES:
Dr. G. R. Lord
W.. C. Davidson
J. A. Bryson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. fenderson
H. S. Honsberger
W: S. MacDonnell
F. McKechnie
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
W. A. McLean
The minutes of meeting No. 12/60 were presented
Res: #135 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
That the minutes of meeting No. 12/60 as
presented be adopted as if read.
Carried unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
The accounts were presented.
Res: #136 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by R: G. Henderson
That the accounts in the sum total of
$131,603.25 as appended as Schedule "A"
of these minutes be approved for payment.
Carried unanimously.
(AGREEMENT - BRAMPTON WATER COMMISSION:
Mr. W. Chisholm, Engineer for the Brampton Water Commission
presented a communication requesting that consideration be given to
the Authority entering into formal agreement with the Brampton water
Commission to permit the development of a municipal well and to pro-
vide a suitable easement for a water pipe line across the Heart Lake
property.
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Res: #137 - Moved by R. S. Honsberger
Seconded by W. S. MacDonnell
That the Staff be authorized to negotiate
a suitable agreement with the Brampton
Water Commission for the development of a
well in the Heart Lake area and an ease-
ment for the installation of the necessary
water pipe line.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC.24 - CONTRACT:
Res: #13$ - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by W. S. Honsberger
That the action of the Sub- Committee in
awarding the contract for Scheme WC.24
to Clairson Construction Co., Limited, in
the amount of $32,103.00 as recommended
by J. F. MacLaren Associates, be confirmed.
Carried Unanimously.
BUDGET SUMMARY:
The Staff presented a Budget Summary to end of June 1960,
which was reviewed in detail. Schemes WC.12 - WC.20 - deficient.
A communication was presented from the consulting engineer, drawing
to the attention of the Executive, the fact that the cost of
Schemes WC.12 - WC.20 was somewhat in excess of the amount approved.
Res: #139 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by C. R. Purcell
That the report of the Consulting Engineer
on Schemes WC12 and WC20, be received and
that the staff be instructed to prepare a
report to the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto and the Minister of Planning and
Development, making application for the
necessary funds for the completion of the
scheme.
Carried Unanimously.
CONSERVATION AREAS -
ATTENDANCE:
The Staff presented a report covering attendance at
Conservation Areas to date.
Res: #140 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the report of attendance at Conservation
Areas 1960, be received and filed.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPERTY SCHEME WC.4:
A communication was presented from a Mr. V. Mihay, re-
questing that he be sold a small portion of land required for
Scheme WC.4
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Res: #141 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
That the request of Mr. V. Mihay to purchase
a small portion of land at the rear of 2
Lundy Avenue, which was acquired in connect-
ion with Scheme WC.4. be refused.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED BRUCE'S MILL CONSERVATION AREA
A Staff communication was presented, drawing to the
attention of the Executive, a communication received from the
owners of part of the land required for the proposed scheme.
Res: #142 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the Staff be instructed to re -open
negotiations for the proposed Bruce's
Mill Conservation Area and report the
results of such negotiations to this
Executive.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC.5 - PROPERTY:
Res: #143 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the Secretary- Treasurer be instructed
to complete the purchase of the following
land required for Scheme WC.5 - Highland
Creek, Scarborough Township.
(a) Lot 15, Plan 2546 from George B.
Harlock for the sum of $1 0.00
(b) Lots $4, $5, 86, $7, 88,x£9, Plan
2546, from R & M. Lee, for the
sum of $1, 500.00
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC.16 - LAND:
Res: #144 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the Secretary - Treasurer be instructed
to complete the purchase of part of Lot 22
Con.2. East of Yonge Street, Township of
North York, from Jas. E. Kennedy, for the
sum of $5,000.00, such land being required
in connection with Scheme WC.16.
Carried Unanimously.
TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT PURCHASE:
Res: #145 - Moved by J. A. Bryson
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the Staff be authorized to purchase
one (1) Path Transit and Tripod from
Hughes Owens Limited, at a price not to
exceed $350.00
Carried Unanimously.
1
STAFF APPOINTMENTS:
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Res: #146 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the following be appointed to the positions
shown below :-
Name: Occupation: Rate; Date Effect-
ive.
J. W. Lamb Truck Driver
F. A. Deurbrouck. Bull Dozer
Operator.
$1.25 per April 7th
hour. 1960.
$1.40 per April 1st
hour. 1960.
Carried Unanimously.
ONTaRIO PARKS SOCIETY - ANNUAL MEETING:
Res: #147 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by W. S. MacDonnell
That Mr. D. W. Loker be authorized to
attend the Annual Meeting of the Ontario
Parks Association at Hamilton, Ontario,
from August 18th - 20th, and that his
expenses be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
SICK LEAVE - DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS:
Res: #148 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by C. R. Purcell
That Mr. K. G. Higgs, Director of
Operations be granted sick leave with
pay for the period July 8th 1960 to
August 1st 1960.
Carried Unanimously.
SOIL CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA -
ANNUAL MEETING:
Res: #149 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. E. Gardner
That the following members of the Staff
be authorized to attend the Annual
Meeting of the Soil Conservation Society
of America at Guelph, from August 28th
to 31st 1960, and that their expenses be
paid :-
K. G. Higgs. F. L. Lunn. T. Barber.
M. J. Johnston. Mrs. D. Sutter.
and further, that the staff be authorized
to use such staff owned and Authority
owned vehicles as may be necessary to
assist in transporting delegates from
Malton Airport to Guelph.
Carried Unanimously.
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Res: #150 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
That all members of this Executive
Committee be authorized to attend
the 1960 annual meeting of the Soil
Conservation Society of America at
Guelph, August 28th - 31st and that
their expenses be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
RECONSTRUCTION: 17 Mill Street, York Mills:
Res: #151 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the Staff be instructed to re-
construct the chimney and install a
new roof on the building known as
17 Mill Street, acquired in connect-
ion with Scheme Ins. C .12.
ANTIOCH COLLEGE CAMP SCHOOL REPORT:
Res: #152 - Moved by C. R. Purcell
Seconded by W. S. MacDonnell
Carried Unanimously.
That the report by K. G. Higgs re-
garding his visit to Antioch College
Camp School be received and referred
to the attention of the Information
& Education Advisory Board.
Carried Unanimously.
JOHN T. HALLAHAN PROPhRTY - HIGHLAND CREEK:
The Chairman reported on a communication received from
the Solicitor of John T. Hallahan regarding some proposed erosion
control work to be undertaken on land adjoining Authority owned
land.
Res: #153 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by W. C. Davidson
That we do not accept the engineering
conclusions submitted in Mr. Conlin's
letter regarding the John T. Hallahan
property and maintain our legal
position as heretofore submitted, and
would suggest that the owner make
enquiries as to a proposal to discharge
the course of Highland Creek at this
point, and after consideration of this
matter, make further representation to
us.
PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN FOLK FESTIVAL:
Carried Unanimously.
A report of Mr. Cnlucci's visit to the Pennsylvania Folk
Festival was presented,
Res: #154. - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by J. A., Bryson
That the report by A. Colucci on the
Pennsylvanian German Folk Festival be
received.
Carried Unanimously.
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COURTESY CARDS - PIONEER VILLAGE:
Res: #155 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by J. A. Bryson
That the Staff be authorized to pre-
pare and issue courtesy cards for
admission to the Pioneer Village on
a similar basis as parking permits
are issued and further be authorized
to prepare complimentary passes good
for one visit.
Carried Unanimously.
OTTAWA EXHIBITION - EXHIBIT:
The Secretary drew to the attention of the meeting a
request from the Department of Planning & Development, to have
Mr. Colucci assist in setting up an exhibit at the Ottawa Fair.
Res: #156 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
That Mr. A. Colucci be authorized to
assist the Department of Planning &
Development in their exhibit at the
Ottawa Fair, August 15th to 19th 1960.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME CA.17 - ALBION HILLS EXTENSION - PROPERTY:
Res.: #157 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the Secretary Treasurer be directed
to complete the purchase from Traiko E.
Gadoutsis the lands described in the
option dated 22nd February 1960, located
in Lot 23. Con. 5. Albion Township, and
required for Scheme CA.17 - Albion Hills
Extension.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME WC.24 - BLACK CREEK PROPERTY:
Res: #15$ - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by Ti. C. Davidson
That the Staff be authorized to acquire
the property required for Scheme WC.24
under the terms of the Conservation
Authorities Act.
Res: #159 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the Secretary - Treasurer be directed
to complete the purchase of the rear
portion of Lot.22. Plan $04. Township of
North York, from M. V. Martini for the
sum of Ten - Dollars ($10.00) - such land
being required for Scheme WC.24.
Carried Unanimously.
Carried Unanimously.
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SCHEME WC.11 - WESTON PROPERTY:
Res: #160 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the Secretary - Treasurer be
authorized to settle the claim of the
Weston Golf & Country Club for 7.38
acres acquired under the provision of
the Act in connection with Scheme
WC.11. for the sum total of $5,904.00.
(Five- Thousand - Nine - Hundred - &- Four - Dollars)
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME CA.18
Res: #161 -
- BOYD EXTENSION PROPERTY:
Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. R. Purcell
That the matters in connection with
certain properties in Scheme CA.18 -
Boyd Extension, be deferred for further
consideration at the next meeting of
this Executive.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPOSED NEW FORESTRY AGREEif NT :
The Solicitor presented a communication received from
the Department of Lands & Forests, requesting that the Authority
give consideration to cancelling the present Authority agreement
and entering into a new agreement.
Res: #162 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by J. A. Bryson
That the Solicitor be instructed to
prepare a report on the proposed new
Forestry Agreement for consideration
at the next meeting of this Executive.
Carried Unanimously.
REGULATIONS RE DUMPING OF FILL:
The Regulations Sub - Committee presented a report of
recommendations for an administrative set up for the enforcing
of the regulations.
Res: #163 - Moved by W. S. MacDonnell
Seconded by J. A. Bryson
That the report of the Regulations Sub -
Committee be received and that the re-
commendations contained therein as amended
and set forth herein be adopted: -
1) The Director of Operations is hereby
appointed as the officer to enforce
the regulations of the Authority re-
garding the dumping of fill.
2) The duties of the Officer shall be :-
(a) To enforce the Regulations
(b) To investigate complaints and to
make observations on the filling
of flood plain lands and take the
necessary and proper action to
abate nuisances therefrom;
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(c) To issue permits and notices under
these regulations and to keep records
of applications, plans, specifications,
permits, violations, complaints and
other matters on file for Authority
purposes only;
(d) To examine the plans and specifications
for all areas where it is proposed to
fill flood plain lands which meet the
requirements of these regulations;
(e) To inspect areas where permits have
been issued for the dumping of fill on
flood plain lands;
(f) To enlist the co- operation of civic,
technical and contractor groups in re-
spect to the control of dumping of fill
on flood plain lands.
Carried Unanimously.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 3.30 p.m.
G. R. Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman. Secretary - Treasurer.
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18 - Machinery & Equipment Costs:
Himber Automotive - 5 ton hydrEulic jack 2$.35
Sholdice Service Supply - model 21G arlington rotor mower 156.86
If If SS - mott mower with heavy duty blades 536.7C
ff iv iv - 8, renovator equirTned w;.th T54
corting lines 1105.3b
II If ST - 1 21G ,slington Toto Moller 150.86
ff it iv - snow plough blades with c'ual valve
for Ferg. Tractor 250.00
Williams service Su-ply - 2 trailers, 2 mowers, 2 heavy duty
knife sets 1573.00
iT it TI - 1 dyna bal mower, 14ith sections &
guards 417.54
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July 31st 1960
#19 - Office Equipment - Cost:
H. G. Barlow - file cabinet 89.10
Oscar Pearson - 1 pye trenshailer 90.00
GrF.nd & Toy - 1 grey file cabinet 93.00
Fisher Scientific - thermistemp tele - thermometer 120.94
Cdn. Tire u +eston - coolers for carrying eater samples from
Areas 23.46
Fisher Scientific - thermistor probe 44.75
#20 - Areas Equipment - Costs:
White Hdwe - bolts & cutters for tables
Para Faints - picnic table varnish
;Ihite Hdwe - sash cord, coil chain, missing link for hwy sign
Para Paints - picnic table varnish
Card Lumber - lumber for signs
Apex Bolt Prods - eye rods & washers for signs
Al - Members Allowances & iiieeting Ex. enses :
41.$1
1$2.75
50.1$
182.75
26.00
19.98
Charles Sauriol - Per Diem &Mileage Jan.lst to June 30/60 291.20
A. M. Campbell - If ff If IT TY ST II ff 32.50
C. E. Conroy -
ft II ti ft rf II if TT 105.40
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N. A. Boylen - iv iv ff ST if ff If ft 114.10
Mrs. G. Klinck - It fr IT ff IT ST fi If 117.80
C. A. Tonks - TT IT Si IT IT i, Si Si 15.50
R. H. Bull - If If IT Si fi ff If ff ii!(21 N. C . Goodhead - ff fi ff if ff if ff if 0 Mi s . M . Robinson- ,f Si fi it ff if S7 `' 0
F. McKechnie - ff iv ff IT if IS fi ST 224.80
R. Jennings - If Sr ff Tr Si Si If ff 131.90
H. M. Griggs - if iv TT If if ff if II 107.80
Gavin Henderson - fi IT Sf ri if ii IT if 15.20
M. D. Hague - ii fi If fr VI If II II 20.20
W. H. Haggart - iv II it II ff if If r 106.60
W. H. ae stney - if ff if ff ff if IS IS 142.00
A. T. Seedhouse - if IT If if II if Si ff 16.40
Dr . J. W. Scott - if if ft ft it If Si Sr 17.20
F. A. 1.Iade - if if fi if fi if i, ii 68.00
J. 1). Coats - if if if ti Si 1i If 15.00
G. C. Lemon - 11 n ST if 11 ii If It 49.70
J. A. Carroll - Sf ST if if if if iT if 19.60
E. Lemon - ii it If IT if ff Si IT 39.60
A. E. Reeve - if iv If ii IT Si if 11 60.00
J. K. Parker - if it If I Sr ST fi fi 93.(C
J. A. McGinnis - vi ff fi II if f, If ff 18.00
R. E. Jones - fr if if fi SS u Si if 62.40
C. Core - VT IT If 17 ff fi 0 Si 5 , 40
17). Sager - if if if II ST 77 Si If 33 , 40
Al - Members Allowances & Meeting Expenses (Contd)
F. Fog - Per Diem & Mileage Jan.lst to June 30/60
C. H. Hiscott - s1 it 11 It iI it vt Si
J. E. Harper - 11 it 11 It ii 11 St si
Dr.F.H.Van Nostrand IT 11 It 11 1r Ir It
Prof. M. Saslow - S1 1r II Ir If tI Ir If
K. Laushway - T1 If ii if 11 it It Sr
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J. W. Duncan - 11 11 11 Si IT 11 it 1i
C. R. V ardlaw - IS tr It II it 11 11 It
J. A. Bryson - TT 1? 11 1! It Si :1 sI
C. Clifford - ii 11 sr ,t it t1 tt 11
Mrs. F. Gell - i1 If 11 11 11 1! It Ir
R. L. Nesbitt - t, 11 11 ST IT i1 It II
M. J. Breen - ft It Tr iI 1r is If It
Mrs. A. Walker - 11 i1 11 II it if if IS
C. W. Laycock - 11 IT It it IT 11 it IT
J. S. Scott - it it 11 St Si It SI Ir
Mrs. E. Neil - II it II i1 Sr If it It
Prof. T.F.Mcllwraith if sr IT II it is 11
Dr. J.W.Kucherepa 1r II If rt it it tt r1
K. C. Dalgli sh - 1i 11 it if ►t 11 t1 If
W. C. Davidson - sl IT st 11 IT 11 IT 11
W. A. Dempsey - s1 TV it IT If it 11 11
Wm. Dennison - It 11 II it 11 IT s1 IT
h2 S. M. J. Lister Ir it If St II TV II it
C. R. Purcell - It sr If St IT 1I Ir It
Mrs. J. A. Gardner II It I1 11. IT ii TT It
A. I "IacDonald - II SI TT It tr tI it s1
H. S. Honsberger- it S1 IT 11 VI it IP Tr
Prof. W. T. Easterbrook sr IT if 11 Sr Ir IV
G. Crawford - rI If It tt st si IS TV
B -157
19.00
31.6O
70.80
135.90
17.2n
,99.50
94.40
99.20
106.00
229.00
105.00
84.70
112.50
12u.40
93.80
127.80
94.50
15,50
50.70
15.50
50.00
385.90
36.80
66.20
51.20
200.00
339.00
18.'00
307.50
17.20
9b.70
A2 - Stationery & Office Su, plies:
Charters Publishing - letterheads 108.78
TI It - envelopes 4.44
T1 Tr - survey forms 47.73
Gestetner - mimeo paper 24.01
Hughes - Owens - drafting paper supplies 2.30
Gestetner - mimeo paper 25.63
H. G. Barlow - office supplies 4.29
Charters - business cards 30.80
H. G. Barlow - key tags, ring cover, date stamp & pad, punch 11.35
Charters - envelopes lo.37
H. G. Barlow - office supplies 10.14
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - notebook refills, index divider 1.25
IT 11 ft - bristol board .68
Ir TV It - TV I1 .30
Underwood Ltd - adding machine ribbons 4.50
Grand & Toy - carbon paper 4.00
Norman Wade - drafting supplies 8.05
Hughes -Owens - drafting supplies 3.45
Gestetner - stencils 29.o2
TT - stencils re "minutes letterheads" 29.97
Grand & Toy - payroll cheques 83•.25
Bradma of Canada - adresso plates .25
Gestetner - mimeo paper 21.71
Bolton Enterprise - printing of option forms 39.903
B -15$
A3 - Vehicle Expense:
Louis Iuise - repairs & lub. for vehicle 14 7.45
International Harvester - axels for vehicle #7 42.36
11 11 - repairs to vehicle #7 74.19
Hawman Motors - repairs to vehicle f7 2.65
n 11 - repairs to vehicle rl 16.10
B. r. Oil - credit card purchases June 1960 974.75
Fagins Garage - gas purchases re vehicle ,/14 June 1960 37.97
Thompson Tire - repair of tire vehicle ;2 1.50
11 11 - repair of tire vehicle ; #20 3.75
Hudson Welding - welding tail gate vehicle 15 1.25
Sherwood Motors - install tube re: vehicle 12 5.25
J. Burrows Garage - repairs to tires vehicle #9 2.50
repairs & su •ply 1 srring leaf vehicle #9 2.50
41 14 11 - repairs to vehicle , #9 104.69
J. A. McCleave & Sons - repairs to vehicle #10 2$7.23
Humber Automotive - wire terminals 2.70
Woodbridge Hdwe - battery, car wz.sh, wiping cloths 4.90
1' 11 - battery, car wash, car wash molt 5.75
J. A. McCleave & Sons - repairs to vehicle #14 122.77
Wdbge. Wood Products - repairs to truck racks 23.50
J. A. McCleave & Sons - repairs to vehicle ,,10 12•.79
Don Whitehead - repairs to vehicle #2 29.20
14 44 - repairs to vehicle #2 24.49
Canadian Tire - seats for patrol cars 7.96
Thompson Tire - repair flat on vehicle #7 5.25
Alf's Auto Body - repair & faint fender on vehicle ; #4 55.00
Ross Lipsett - tires for vehicle ,5 27.6$
IT 11 - tire & tube for vehicle #7 2$6.98
Sicara Equipment - repairs on vehicle ;12 2££3.73
11 4' - adj. on repairs 14 14 (Cr. 35.50)
International Harvester - repair vehicle ;,17 761.49
A4 - Mileage & Expense for Staff:
C. B. Thompson - travelling expenses re Authority business /June. 64.40
E. Hultay - 41 11 it 11 It 11 57.60
W. R. Teddiman - 1' 11 if 11 11 14 21.70
D. Id. Loker - 11 11 11 14 11 11 33.25
K. W. Strasser - '1 1, 11 1' 11 it 117.20
R. IN. O'Brien - 11 1' 11 14 14 it 21.00
James Bradford - 1' 11 1' 11 11 i1 4$.32
T. E. Barber - 14 11 19 1' Si 11 107.30
Paul B. Flood - 14 14 11 If 11 11 40,30
Ron Dawe - 41 11 It 14 11 14 9 00
Brian Halstead - 1' 41 11 IT 14 11 20.90
Wm. A. McLean - 11 11 11 44 14 t4 2'.6:g2 F. L. Lunn - Sec /Treasurer's travelling expenses for June
11 11 n _ n n 11 14 11 May 71.60
M. G. Johnson - travelling expense re Authority business /June 49.70
H. D. Sutter - IT '1 11 11 if
June /July 32.70
A5 - Light, Heat, Power & \dater :
II.".P.C. of Twp. of North York - hydro Black Creek Workshop
Village of Zoodbridge Water Works - main office water
11 11 '1 11 - annex office water
Woodbridge Hydro - hydro for main office
fi 11 _ 41 '1 annex
41 11 - 11 11 11
11 iT - 14 14 main office
Ontario Hydro Orangeville - hydro re Glen Haffy Workshop
Ontario Hydro Brampton - hydro re Heart Lake Workshop
20.20
13.50
13.50
4.09
4.09
7.63
9.79
23.17
16.71
B -159
- Rent:
Ilarence Graham - rent for office for July 19b0 200.00
;dna E. Smith Estate - rent for office annex Aug. lst /Dec 31st
1960 425.00
A.7 - Office & Administrative Salaries:
Miss Helen L. Brown - Stenographic services from January -
July 1960
18 - Telephone:
Bell Telephone - ME 3 -9901 June 1960
11 11 - AT 8 -0671 June 1960
TI 0 - AT 8 -1123 June 1960
11 it - Claremont 808R -21 June 1960
i1 41 - Bolton 573J -4 June 1960
1; 11 - ALpine 7 -8745 June 1960
11 11 - SNLG 1,z9R -3 June 1960
11 91 - SNLG 226 June 1960
II 11 - a 5 -8253 July 1960
11 11 - Wi 2 -2070 July 1960
11 S1 - ZA 7 -3573 July 1960
11 f1 - ET 8 -1123 July 1960
"1 9 - Cleaning & Office haintenance:
Yrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning services for June re Office
Woodbridge Hdwe - keys
11 11 - it
11 11 - wood screws, scotch fasteners
91 sr - sheet metal screws
200.00
31.65
21.75
322.1C
16.74
14.90
3.95
5.80
21.50
38.50
22.71
39.55
301.18
85.00
. 54
1.08
.18
. 13
(L12 - Insurance:
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - ereas Equipment liolicy increase 31.94
1r 71 11 T1 - third installment re comprehensive,
dishonesty, disappearance & destruction
policy 228.07
r,14 - General Expense:
Woodbridge Hdwe - batteries for loud hailer 1.80
Stouffville Tribune - re ad.in help wanted 1.00
C. P. Telegraph - telegram to London 1.14
Harold F. Brown - evaluation of H. F. Child's property 15.00
Dr. C. D. McLean - employees medical exam in accordance with
pers. regs. re: Sam Scott, John Matson 10.00
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - pictures 2.46
11 11 11 - aspirin, methol- hydrate, salts 2.32
W. Earl i:lhitewooct - fees re property evaluation 183.50
Parks & Recreation .ssoc. - membership in Parks & Recreation
Association 10.00
1l€nderson- Nichol Drugs - pictures 1.89
11 11 IT 9? 2.37
11 77 fl 11 1.44
-pt. of Documents, Gov. Printing Office - renewal of sub-
scription to Soil Conservation monthly 2.25
lobe & Mail - help wanted ad. steno 10.80
B' -160
,17 - I & E. School Programs:
`ell Telephone - Bolton 484, telephone re Cons. Camp School 11.3C
'.gan Bros. - rental of eloctric range 10.00
A18 - I. E. Maps & Brochures:
Mies. Harion Morrison - for services compilling 1959 minutes 87.50
Charters Publishing - circulars re nature hike 43.5
:.19 - I & E. Tours & Special Days:
!1 Gervais - rental of chairs for Black Creek Opening 72.00
Charters Publishing - invitation reply cards re Humber Trails
Opening 9.82
'.N.I.B. - refreshments re Opening of Black Creek Area 425.00
.,..arters Publishing - invitation cards re Humber Trails Opening 25.20
- program re Humber Trails Opening 40.85
1•20 - I. & E. Promotion 11xpense :
'ioir Engraving - half tone engravings for publicity 76.29
3urton Dunn - travelling expense re Auth. promotion business
for June 4.00
'ordon Johnson - " if it ft IT II If 4.00
..ioodbridge Hdwe - paint brushes re display 2.b5
Filbert 1,. Milne - rhotos for promotion 73.26
-1'e Delta - photographic supplies 20.70
an. Press Clippings - services for June 1:.20
: 3ilbert �_. Milne - prints for promotion 9.77
It If " - prints for promotion 66.16
LIoir Engraving - engravin•',s re Humber Trails Opening 72.76
.21 - Machinery Re-Pairs & Operating Costs:
'illiams Service Supply - rivets for sickle bars 1.02
if sr " - PTO shii t for mott mower 35.80
" " f' - rivets & connectors 20.146
11 -f tf - repair PTO shaft 2.50
II fP Si - pulley, cap, bearing cutter bar 27.72
II ft " - water pump for tractor 29.05
" " " - bushings .67
f; 'f " - guards & welding mower 26.28
Cravely Cdn. - repairs to gravely tractor 1.55
.'doge. Farmers - diesel oil 8.82
ddison r_uto Electric - gasket for mower .43
'rm. H. Lick - grease for tractors 7.95
it ft ff - tractor gas 72.60
I; ss ft - tractor gas 72.60
it fr " - tractor gas 26.61
.:lmo Disney - grease for tractors 3.50
..ddison to Electric - gasket for mower .77
Humber Lutoniotive - 1 socket for machinery repair 1.50
Sholdice Service Supply - tractor repairs 15.55
Duke Lawn Equipt. - blades for mower 25.00
dbge. Farmers - diesel oil 9.13
II 11 - tractor gas 15.97
TT it - tractor gas 88.94
:.holdice service Supply - qroase & lubrication 9.50
sr it fr - plugs, points & condenser for tractor 7.85
gins Garage - welding & tire repairs on tractor 16.25
Fair's Belding & Machine Shop - welding re bulldozer 10.00
b.:L.Oil (Tort Hope) - tractor gas 70.60
Kinch & Sutton - mower guards 15.24
:ldbge. Farmers - transmission grease for tractors 4.31
B -161
A21 - Machinery Repairs & Operatin: • Costs: (Contd)
aoodbriage Farmers - ultra lube 7.19
tf ft - diesel oil 19.15
it is - tractor gas 83.49
tt II - diesel oil 9.8
Williams Service Supply - oil for dozer 19.20
White Hardware - socket wrench st for traxcavator 58.12
Woodbridge Farmers - lube for tr- ctors etc., 19.u5
is ff - tractor gas 89.30
wiJ.li- r«s Service Supply - bolts .(36
It •1 tt - stud .10
.t t' ft - pin spring & lock, clip pins 3.75
II it tt - tractor repairs 1.4C
't IT ft - weldiflg hitch & logging chain 4.00
tt it " - bolts 1.00
IT TT tt - muffler assembly 9.6$
is tt tf - muffler & drawbar 37.15
Stan Taylor - travelling expense re repair of Ruth. bulldozer 17.00
Luke Lawn - :arts to repair mower 28.$4
A22 - Private aeforestation:
Clifford Coffey - travelling expense re Tree planting for June 20.t0
J. P. Patterson - t' it IT SS it TT It 7.00
►�illiams Service Supply - rental of tractor for tree planting 628.26
It ft tt - oil filters for tractor 9.40
II II tt - parts for tractor 3b.14
It II St - It IT It 2.90
It Si ft - welding tree planters 3.00
ti if TT - repair & load tree planters 8.00
it '' it - welding wheel 1.00
't IT IT - repair tree planter 3.12
St TT II - If If It 8.00
TT If tt - ft IT it 2.00
IT SS iS - tractor parts 11.25
St IT Si - repair tree planters 1.35
/.23 - Farm l'ond Subsidies:
J. Greenstreet - travell expense re farm ponds for July 10.30
John Leckie - oar locks for boat used on farm pond studies 1.80
aoodbridge Hardware - plastic wood .44
tt St - tope 4.00
R. F. Stocek - travelling exrcnse re .:uth. business .ior June 65.20
Chipman Cheuticals - chemicals for pond studies 16.00
John Leckie - oarlocks & twine for pond studies 7.58
,bestgate Trans ort - transl•ort charges re Chipman shipment 2.54
E. H. ;)ilson - farm pond subsidies 50.00
Jack Bryans - farm pond subsidies 50.00
Almar ii.einforcec Plastics - boat for use in ponce studies 165.00
xiendel son- Nichol Drugs - first aid kit .75
Woodbridge Hardware - fence pliers 2.02
it if - chicken wire 25.65
A28 - Chairman's Ixpenses:
Lr. G. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses for period April /June 30 136.$5
131 - Wildlife Expenses:
tioodbridge Hardware - chicken wire
Canada i ackers - fish food
Arlo Gatti - mounted birds for nature display
K. 6trasser - cash expenditure re nature trail display
Canada sackers - fish food
1139 - Technical Plans & Mans:
!.pert. Mines & Technical Surveys - national topo maps
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & li velopment:
Armstrong Bros. - gravel for new roads
Para _aints - paint rollers
41 " - paint for booths
.;oodbridge Hdwe. - paint &, roller
Houston Bldg. 3w plies - cement
11 - cement sealbond
- lumber for refreshment booth
tt 71 ti - wood strapping
�.hite Hardti, are - rope for parking area barriers
Brampton Lumber - cement & sealbond
1' - weeper tile
Caledon Sand Cravel - brick sand
- concrete sand
Frost Steel & - flagpole
cythes & Co., - flags
Sara faints - paint brushes
Williams Service Supply - tractor parts
Frost Steel Tire - installation of flagpole
t hite Hardware - carriage bolts for assembly of new tables
Caledon Sand & Gravel - concrete sand
CGC - Albion Hills - Construction & Levelopment:
H. M. Davis - grading roads
Ioodbrici: e Hardware - heavy duty extension cord
Frost Steel & +.ire - flagpole
E. J. Kretsch - installation of 6 pole primary line
iara Paints - paint & brushes
MacMillan & Bloedel - :1yti+ood for ref. booth
+illiams Service Supply - tractor repairs
t' - tractor parts
it :t - tractor repairs
- tractor parts
If if ii - tractor parts
;:oodbridge Farmers - black wire
D. M. Davis & Sons - building new roads & parking lots
Card Lumber - cement
Ontario Hydro ,.-oodbridge - teml orary service
Frost Steel & 'Are - installation of flagpole
white Hardware - nails
Rosco Metal - culvert for parking lot
Philip Carey - shingles for new ref. booth
MacMillan & Bloedel - doors for ref. booth
B -162
.72
47.31
25.00
1.68
61.43
3.00
10.56
7.50
43.05
9.05
6.84
6.05
11.F ?6
5.70
173.10
20.00
4.00
1.7C
3.87
99.00
15.32
9.60
6.15
45.00
14.9°
3.87
63.00
2.47
99.00
633.50
54.55
293.07
3.45
6.50
5.78
5.79
33.90
5.55
733.5C
2.50
15.00
45.0r
12.32
72.55
63.66
335.32
B -163
C8C - Boyd area - Construction & Development:
J. . Robinson - travelling f.xpenses re :_uth. business /June 10.20
H. M. Davis - grading new roads & levelling beach area 683.50
mutomatic ;'umning - plumbing supplies for comfort station 15.38
K. Staal - trenching & backfilling for drain 438.00
uoodbridge hardware •- hacksaw blades 1.17
11 11 - batteries 1.80
It 11 - bolts & lag shields 2.93
H.E.p.C. of Ont. Insp.Dept.udbge - application for permit and
inspection fee re comfort station 5.00
James Robertson - check valve, tank for comfort station 113.97
Houston Building Supplies - wiser •500 key in knoblock set 7,47
11 11 11 - insulation staples & polyethelene 15.49
11 IT iT - cement & sealbond 3.90
SP 11 SP _ It Si 11 1.61
SP 11 11 _ 11 11 11 5.85
11 1? if - 8" cement back up brick 21.85
11 it 1S - cement & sealbond 10.07
1S 11 tt - shingle mold & pitch for comfort
station roof 26.98
MacMillan & Bloedel - nlywood for comfort station 21b.72
11 it - S4 T1 11 If 195.41
Matson's Haulage - sand & gravel for building new roads 1212.30
Concrete 'ipe - concrete pipe for drain 126.00
katson's Haulage - rental of tractor & crawler for road
building 69.00
Aikenhead's Hardware - rope for parking barriers 106.50
Skilltools - cutoff wheels & lub. for const. on comfort
station 40.75
J. E. McEnaney - trucking re new road building 180.00
Woodbridh-e Hardware - nlunger 2.99
I'ratson's Haulage - truck & tractor rental hauling stone 296.00
I-ienderson- Nichol Drugs - first -aicl supplies 13.84
i1 11 " - bandages 2,64
Frost Steel & :Sire - flag pole 99.00
Ont. Hydro aToo6brid`;e - outside breaker box for comfort
station 9.60
Scythes & Co., - flags 15.32
Cooper & Horton - skill cut -off wheels 16.00
J. Kretsch - 3 pole primary line 340.00
MacMillan & Bloedel - doors for comfort station 56.62
Monarch Sand & Uravel - gravel for parking lots 360.00
t.utomatic fumping - - lumbing supplies for comfort station 8.Q1
James Robertson - valves for toilets for comfort station 163.41
Robinson iFolded i-rods. - marker buoys 49.95
e ver Concrete irods. - const. of septic tank & install bed
for comfort station 2300.00
Simon Bontje •- travelling; expense re (Authority bus. re Boyd.
Area 15.10
Tom Taylor Co., - nylon rope 15.30
Automatic i•umping - nylon tees, nylon adapters, steel adapters,
clamps 6.00
Houston Building Supplies - reinforcing mesh for floor of
comfort station 45.60
11 14 it - cement 1.14
voodbridge Hardware - plug .19
11 11 - keys 2.97
IT 11 - hook .40
11 '1 - carriage bolts 2.56
11 1t - keys ,54
Card Lumber - joist hangers 2.00
Armstrong Bros - gravel for road & parking lots 214.80
S1 it _ i1 11 it 11 11 1119.67
H. M. i)avis & Sons - grading & ditching parking lot 94.50
B -164
C8C - Boyd ;.rea - Construction & Development:(Contd)
Card Lumber - lumber for outhouses 8.80
Oscar rearson - 6 ring buoys 67.50
Card Lumber - trim for comfort station 15.60
i' 'i - lumber for comfort atation 332.77
II " - lumber for comfort station 15.20
'' " - shingles for comfort station 111,30
f:ikenhead Hardware - hardware for comfort station doors 176,15
Zenith Electric - light fixtures for comfort st =tion 75.38
if " - cable for comfort station 43.60
Maple Ready Mix - ready mix 27.60
Senith Electric - electrical fixtures for comfort station 63.98
James Robertson - delany repair kits 6.84
" 11 - plumbing supplies for comfort station 47.18
Jacuzzi Universal - drinking fountain for comfort station 15.35
Frost Steel & \.:ire - installation of. flagpole 45.00
Tanhall Reprods - prints of walk -up phone .83
Woodbridge Hardware - screws 1:c carbalou drill 4.14
Robertson Plumbing - plumbing fixtures for comfort station 18,54
97 ff - ff n ft If ff 15.87
Concrete ripe - concrete tile 42,00
C8G - Boyd Lrea - General:
►:oodbridge Hardward - hoe
if if - chicken hire & hardwood handle
" " - 50' hose
White Hardware - fencing
Gravely Cdn. to correct invoice #23535
Houston Bldg. Supplies - lumber
Woodbridge Hardware - staples, putty
ft fi - nails
If if - staples & nails
ff if - screws
ff ff _.stove pipe wire
1.89
4.92
1.48
40.36
2.00
6.46
. 40
. 33
. 94
. 27
. 13
Cl3C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development:
Elwood Parker - travelling expense re Auth. business /June 60 11.10
Marshall's Drug Store - chemicals for fish tanks 9.00
Harry Lockyer & Sons - crush run gravel 14.75
Woodbridge Farmers - snow fence 38.00
Jilliams 3ervice Supply - tractor parts 5.10
Card Lumber - lumber 6.00
Caledon Sand & Gravel - concrete sand 1.82
J. 1'. Robinson - travel exp. re Glen Haffy construction /July 5.80
Williams ,Service Supply - cotter pins, funnel 3.85
C140 - Greenwood - Construction & Development:
H. M. Davis - grading roads & stock pilling grav,1 from beach 803.00
V. Sturick - travelling exp. re Greenwood development June /60 2.80
Burton Dunn of ff ff 11 if " " 19.60
Gordon Johnson " fa f' IT to ,f ff 2.80
Carl Toll " 'f " ff if ff If 2.80
White Hardware - seats- paper - holders & hinges for new toilets 40.08
Barclay Transport - gravel & rental of trucks & loader 1268.48
:,rthur Mitchell - cement 25.00
If f; - if 25.OG
Graham Hardware - misc. hardware supplies 12.73
Ljax Lumber - shingles 2.85
L. Mairs & Son - shield, drill, fittings, grease gun no.zzle 8.22
James Robertson - plumbing supplies for house reconst. 36.27
Ajax Lumber - lumber & Nails 222.15
,f ff - lumber 20.40
;Jilliams Service Supply - water pump kit for tractor 9.78
C14C - Greenwood - Construction & Development:(Contd)
H. K. Davis & Sons = grading roads
Ontario Hydro Oshawa - hydro re Greenwood Workshop
Barclay Transport - final surface for roads
..ublic Utilities Corn. of Oshawa - clearing of primary line
C17C - Humber Trails - Construction & Development:
f•.'rhite Hardware - log chain & screw driver
ioodbridge Farmers - grease, grease gun !c fencing
ioodbridge Hardware - gate hinges L ;machine bolts
Woodbridge Farmers - chain
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - first aid kit
poodbridge Farmers - chain tightener
Frost Steel & ;sire - flagpole
Nara Faints - preservative for posts
Woodbri.ge Hardware - garnet paper & emery
ioodbridge Hardware - methyl - hydrate, tapan drier, brush
ff " - wire brush, brace, irwin bit, expansion
bit
pliers
if " - thumb tacks, curtain rings & hooks
:+bite Hardware - log chain & swivel
Loodbridge hardware - sash cord, hooks,
1.ara Paints - paint
white Hardware - screwdriver
Frost Steel & ;lire - installation
C190 - Claremont - Construction &
eyes
of flagpole
Development:
B -165
211.50
12.46
1728.79
12.42
63.56
30.25
5.23
10.60
18.00
7.80
99.00
33.75
1.03
2.97
11.95
. 67
7.88
. 81
28.7C
. 45
45.00
H. M. Davis - building new roads & parking lots 3218.50
Woodbridge Hardware - putty, caulking tube, bondfast 8.95
II If - glass 2.59
ff ff - pipe hole cover :22
rhilip Carey - shingles nails & caulking compound 207:55
t,i kenhe ad Hardware - stra1 pint & wood trim 2.50
II If - plumbing & paint supplies 13.19
D. H. Wood - travelling expense re Claremont Const. June /60 19.60
Wilf Trolley - 'f If ff ff If ff 11 36.40
H.L. _ .C. of Ont. Insp. De. t. Oshawa - application for permit
& inspection re hydro installation
Huuson Welding - welding on well casing
Blains Hardward - bolts, saws, scraper & paint brushes
Cooper & Horton - saw blades & dado plate
Houston Bldg. Supplies - plaster aggregate
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies for house
Central Supply - tile
;.rthur Mitchell - ready mix cement
ff 71 - well tile
- window wells
- cement
- pest control poison
- bags for dam
Frost Steel & hire - flagpole
;..jax Lumber - plywood for outhouses
r.ikenhead Hardward - hardware for use in house reconst.
Woodbridge Hardware - nails
'f If - blinds for house
H. M. Davis & Sons - levelling gravel on new road
Service Glass & Mirror - bathroom mirror for reconst.
Card Lumber - lumber
ff ff - doors for Supt f s house
If ff - dowel
B. Te Vruchte & Son - painting in con. with house reconst.
Ontario Hydro Oshawa - Hydro re Claremont development
Woodbridge Hdwe. - gate hinges, truck rack holders, carEagg
Frost Steel & Wire - installation of flagpole
6.28
3.25
38.50
8.67
5.89
20.56
26.83
16.88
49.00
40.00
31.25
6.70
5.00
99.00
51.9G
29.49
2.34
26.95
157.50
of Supt's
house 23.83
7.04
44.50
2.64
214.00
12.. 81
9.84
45.00
B -166
C25A - Greenwood Extension - Land
Roder Properties Ltd. - Offer to. purchase 165 acres M/L Lots
11 -12 Conc.,5, Bickering Twp. 100100
C2$C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
White Hdwe. - padlock 6.66
Woodbridge Farmers' - culvert & coupler 31.50%
IT TT - rake handle & oil- 1.70
Woodbridge Hardware - hooks .40
iT TT - coal oil 1.57
Superior Sand Gravel - brick sand 7.22
White Hdwe...- nails & padlock 22.79
Woodbridge Farmers - log chain 10.60
TT ft - shellac 1.40
IT if - line insulators & stable broom 4.10
Matson's Haulage - rental of trucks for hauling sod & gravel 202.00
William's Service Supply - rental of M.F. tractor 314.13
it IT IT _ TT TT It 628.26
TT Tt Si It It IT it 942.39
Frost Steel & Wire - flagpole 99.00
Scythes & Co.. - flags 15.32
Automatic rumping - supply & install hand pump $2.05
Henderson-Nichol Drugs - first aid supplies 4.24
William's Service Supply - tractor parts 31.$1
Houston Bldg.,Supplies - Paint 6.49
ft Tr II - Cement 11.40
IT tt n - Cement 11.40
Woodbridge Farmers' - cement 2.50
Hc'uston Bldg. Supplies - cement 13.49
Woodbridge Farmers? - forks 7.$0
IT tt - rope 20.50
11 it - cedar posts $.50
Woodbridge Hardware - hinges & Screws 2.74
tt It - hinges, copper screening 6.35
If 1? - hack saw blades .70
Card Lumber - lumber for toilets 63.36
ft IT - material for gates 2$.50
tt It - cedar for gates 31.$1
Harry Lockyer & Sons - concrete sand & gravel 10.19
Frost SSell & Wire - installation of flagpole 45.00
C30A - Bolton Community Cons. Area - Land
ROEBuck & Walkinshaw - Fees re Village of Bolton agreement' 50.00
C3OB -- Cull - Bolton Community C/A - Engineering
W.A. Chisholm - 3rd & final acct. for engineering services for
June 199.2$
C30C - Bolton Community C/A - Construction & Development:
voodbridge Farmers - fertilizer
aiiite Hardware - nails
Hudson Melding - steel rods
J. E. i'ficEnaney - gravel for new roads
K. Staal - trenching
L. F. v oods - stone for roads
iara :faints - pres(,rvative for posts
;ailliams Service Supply - rental of M.R. Tractor
Raymond Otaaley - drag line rental
20.10
35.5u
6.50
130.00
138.00
15.00
33.75
315.50
54.GO
C321, - Boyd Extension - Land:
a. R. Teddiman - cash expenditure re Heintzman property
C33i - CL16 - Cold Creek 1960 Extension - Land:
;urchase of Gwendolyn goods property
Q. Earl Whitewood - fees re property valuation
C35. - CA20 - Albion Extension - Land:
Harold F. Brown - valuation of :,elker property
iurchase of :calker property
W16A - WC6 - Black Creek - Land:
d. i,hitewood - services in connection with property
negotiations
W16C - WC6 - Black Creek - Construction & Development:
Star Construction - cert. #8 (James F. P•iacLaren) re WC #6 3351.53
W17h - ;rC11 - Town of t,eston - Land:
Arthur Death - survey & stake out of part of Lot y'12 Flan #3027 125:00
" " - survey & stake out of part of Lot ;1$ Conc . "Dsr
Etobicoke 124.20
J. 'earl Clhitewood - services in connection with properties
negotiation 325.00
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1.75
17475.00
168.00
15.00
1975.00
258.25
W1gi, - Highland Creek - Land:
Twp. of icarborough
S! S4 rr
Richard & Mance Lee
George B. Harlock -
1 urchase Stet henson
- 1960 taxes re Jackson property 3.00
- services rendered re acquisition of land
in Highland Creek Valley 271.04
- offer to purchase lots $4 -$9 i'lan 2546
Scarboro 10.00
offer to purchase lot 15 i lan 2546 'r 10.00
property 1740.00
W1$C - Highland Creek - General Construction & Development:
Hunting Survey pozalid prints of sheets 11 & 9 #2 Highland Crk: 2.7$
W211, - WC17 - Humber Flood nains - Etob. N.Y. Vaughan - Land:
W. Earl Whitewood - fees in connection with property negotiations
225.75
- olfer to purchase Taylor property 10.00
- fees in connection with property negotiations
342.60
IT " 't - option fee re Metcalfe property 5.00
Village Development Ltd., - 1960 taxes re land in vicinity of
Rexdale rlaza 127.53
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W22A - WC16 - Don River, E.Br., N.Y. - Land:
James E. Kennedy - offer to purchase $o1 Cummer t.ve., Nth.York 10.00
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W23C - Black Creek Dam - Construction & Development:
Swansea Construction - cert. ,4 (James F. MacLaren) re WC19 9224.27
W24t. - 0C14 - Flood ; lains Lands - East York - Land:
D. Sutter - registry office fees 32.50
W2 C - JC14 - Flood lain Lands Last York - Construction &
Development:
Henderson- Nichol Drugs - pictures for submissions 7.50
S4 S4 ST - ST 44 S4
W26C - WC18 - Stream Gauges - Construction & Development:
,ioodbridge Hydro - hydro re Woodbridge Stream Gauge 5.0C
Village of Dickering Hydro & Water - hydro re pickering Stream
Gauge 1.25
woodbrid`e Farmers - culvert & coupler for Greenwood Stream
Gauge 88.90
4T TT - culvert for Thistletown Stream Gauge 101.60
North York Hydro - hydro for York Mills Stream Gauge 1.50
Woodbridge Hdwe - misc. hardware re: Stream Gauges 10.50
TT - lag bolts, lag anchors 1.13
iT 4T - hammer 2.65
W29L - Clairville R,servoir - Land:
D. Sutter - registry office fees 2.50
W31B - WC24 - Black Creek - Lavrence - Engineering:
James F. MacLaren - 1st account for services re WC24 1138.95
.45
W31C - ;lC24 - Black Creek - Lawrence Lire., - Construction
& Development:
Daily Commercial News - ad re tenders for Black Creek Channel 59.25
G2C - .:ioneer Village - Construction & Development:
Wilkinson- Kompass - steel for blacksmith shop use 33.62
K. Staal - trenching re underground cable 17.00
Tony Roodzant - cash expenditure re t.uthority business 29.91
Ward irice - account due re ad run in June i..uctioneer 15.00
wdbge Hardware - baking pans 7.33
Mrs. B. C. Langstaff - coverlet 50.00
Newlands - wool 40.02
;dhite Hardware - nails & bolts 41.51
Woodbridge Farmers - seeds for museum 20.78
Burtt. n Dunn - travel expenses re lioncer Village for June 14.80
Gordon Johnson st TT It ST ST TT ST 14.80
Carl Toll ST it SS TT St TS TT 14.80
V. S t ur i k is TV TT TT TT IT It 11:10
Veijola & Son - progress stateTient #2 re Dickson Hill School 1000.00
Wilkinson- Kompass - horseshoe nails, tapped nuts, rivets 12.73
i, - horseshoes 26.53
Isaac Baker - collar pad, rubber bit, sweat pad, breast snap 6.95
W. E. Newhan - pioneer articles 7.50
Robert Calvert - pioneer articles 11.00
Woodbridge Haranrare - mouse seed, oven thermometer, raid,
loaf pan 5.15
J. E. McEnaney - stone for roads 90.00
Capital Lumber - sub floDring 82.50
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G2C - pioneer Village - Construction & i;evelopment:(Contd)
Mrs. J. W. Blackburn - dress material 6.60
Bolton Enterprise - stock & setting up of public notice sheets 55.50
Woodbridge Farmers - rolled oats & bran 10.04
Wm. Juryn - pipe for forge 2.25
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood for covering windows of church 36.63
Tepe:rman & Sons - used lumber 75.CC
Hudson Welding - brackets & bolts 5.50
Crane Hardware - paint 22.45
R. Maxwell Stark - chickens 10.00
?.hite Hardware - toilet seat, flint paper & step ladder 41.23
Houston Bldg. Sur_plies - dowling .50
fl n n - side tees & bell taps 7.22
IT rr tt - felt 7.50
Reed, Shaw & ?iicNaught - increase museum & village contents
policy 12.60
Gilbert L. Milne - prints for publicity 2.44
Henderson- Nichol Drugs - record book 2.35
Mrs. E. F. Irwin - guilt, chair, iron 26.00
Century House - reference books 9.45
Buttonville ..ntiqued - pioneer articles 33.50
Newlands & Co., - wool 91.46
'.;oodbridge Farmers - fine salt 1.60
11 n - sow feed 3.95
odbridge Hardware - kettle, raid, paint scraners 18.05
" if - stow: polish, carpet tacks .53
Card Lumber - milling lumber for wagon 5.00
A. Colucci - cash expenditure on behalf of the Authority
re lioneer .ert 152.03
Woodbridge Farmers - chick starter, ham strap 2.75
T. E. Darlington - professional services re live stock 7.00
C. S. Levack - fill for former Laskay Store site 15.00
Woodbridge Hardware - turpentine, boiled oil. B.,. Solvent 6.43
. A. Snyder - planks 60.00
A. Colucci - travelling expenses re pioneer Village July re
Pennsylvania Folk Festival 145.95
Alf. Thompson - cleaning un area of woodworking shop in
Woodbridge 75.00
V€:ijola & Sons - 3rd re demolition & erection Dickson Hill
School 1000.00
#209 - N/E - General:
Reed, Shaw do McNaught - renewal of fire & extended coverage 1297.92
T.C.O. Services - fly control 39.50
Oscar rearson - repair transhailer 14.10
C.N.I.B. - refreshments re Conservation Lreas ..dvisory Board
Meeting 33.00
Henderson- Nichol Drugs - soap 5.28
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - increase fire insurance coverage 345.14
#213 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating & Maintenance:
Jerseys Canadian - life guard sweaters 59.34
Automatic , urnping - repair of pumps 40.00
General Investigation - services of uniform guards 224.00
Sholdice Service Supply - weld handlc;s for mower & plug 1.60
Thompson Tire - repairs to outboard motor 31.84
.2215 - N/E - labion Hills - Operating & Maintenance:
H. Thompson - pumping septic tank
:eel Construction -• gravel for new roads
Jerseys Canadian - life guard sweaters
General Investigation - services of uniform guards
vJilliams Service Supply - parts & rent of mower
#216 - N/E - Boyd Area - Operating & Maintenance:
Sara paints - enamel for garbage containers
Jerseys Canadian - life guards sweaters
'tthite Hardware - toilet paper
General Investigation - services of uniformed guards
Canadian Germicide - Moddess vendor & supplies
Corry Bontje - washing lifeguard sweaters
1/218 - N/E - Greenwood - Operating & Maintenance:
Jerseys Canadian - life guard sweaters
General Investigation - services of uniformed guards
#220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance:
Murray irinting - tickets
loodbridge Farmers - raid & ointment
Gt neral Investigation - services of uniformed guards
:,ikenhead Hardware - money changers
; :221 - N/E - Heart Lake - 0 & h:
_eel Const - calcium for roads
,;222 - N/E - Claremont - Operating & Maintenance:
T. L. Wilson Cr, Son - rat poison
,1300 - .arking & Boat Rentals:
G. M. dither - refund portion of cash season .ass
;ayroll - June 1960
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30.00
900.0C
59.34
236.80
8.20
32.70
59.35
89.90
104.80
40.50
10.85
59.35
116.40
152.07
5.95
81.60
14.04
240.00
6.70
5.00
36866.86
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Conjeruati6z Juthorit�
MINUTES
Executive Committee Meeting
August 24th 1960 No..14
The Executive Committee met in the Main Building, Edwards
Gardens, Don Mills, on Wednesday August 24th 1960, commencing at
10.30 am.
Present were:-
Chairman:
Vice - Chairman:
Members:
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations:
Public Relations
Consultant:
Conservation Area
Planner:
Metro Parks Deputy
Commissioner:
MINUTES:
Dr. G. R. Lord
W. C. Davidson
J. A. Bryson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
H. S. Honsberger
w. S. MacDonnell
F. McKechnie
C. Sauriol
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
J. Grimshaw
W. A. McLean
J. Jansen
The minutes of meeting No.13 /60 were presented
Res: #164 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the minutes of meeting No. 13/60 as
presented by adopted as if read.
Carried unanimously.
J.T. HALLAHAN PROPERTY - HIGHLAND CREEK:
Mr. Hallahan togetTher with his Solicitor and Engineer,
waited on the meeting requesting further consideration of his
proposal to control erosion on his property at Highland Creek.
Res: #165 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That a conference of Mr. Hallahan, his
Engineers, the Authority Staff, Metro
Parks Commissioners Scarborough Engineers
and the Authority Consulting Engineer, be
held in an attempt to solve the erosion
problem existing on Mr. Hallahan's property
in Highland Creek.
Carried Unanimously.
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HART LAKE BUILDING
Further discussion was held with regard to the proposed
construction of a Recreation Building at Heart Lakel
Res. #166 - Moved by H. 3. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
That the architect, Mr. Armstrong; h e asked
to bring in a report as to whether it is
possible to construct the originally ded .gned
Heart Lake Building for an amount not exceed-
ing 09,000..00., by leaving out certain items
which could be added at a later date.
Carried Unanirg69011,
SCHEME CA -1$, BOYD EXTENSION
Further discussion was held in •Co hection with the
Thomson property included in the Boyd extension.
Res. #167 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That Scheme CA -1$, Boyd Extension, be proceeded
with, excluding the buildings and their
immediate area on the Thomson property.
Carried Unanimously.
P:IT,L STREET HOUSE - USE OF
Pes. ,#16$ - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
That the house located at 17 Mill Street
be used as a meeting place for the various
Boards and Committees of the Authority, dnd
that the staff be authorized to proceed
with the necessary alterations.
Carried Undhitouslyr
REPORT) /2 - _HISTCRICAL SITES ADVISORY BOARD
Mrs. D. Hague presented Report #2 of the Historical
Sites Advisory Board.
Res: #169 - Moved by ]irs. D. Hague
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That Report #2 of the Historical Sites
Advisory Board be received, and that the
recommendations contained therein and
set forth herein be adopted.
1. That the school be located slightly to the
west of the Woodbridge house on the north
side of the village road, as staked by the
Technical Advisory Sub - Committee.
2. That Prof. Careless be appointed to the
Technical Advisory Sub - Committee to replace
Prof. Ztslow during hiE absence in Europe.
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3. That the publication to be printed in the
Village Print Shop be named the Pioneer
Press and that the format be that of an
early Ontario newspaper.
4. Pioneer Village Festival:
(a) That the Pioneer Festival be held
September 214th 1960
(b) That the Pioneer Festival be sited
at the Pioneer Village
(c) That the scope of activities be en-
larged and include the following :-
AGRICULTURE:
The Story of Wheat - Seeding display, Harvesting,
Threshing, Grinding, Horse power threshing machine.
Flax demonstration - Processing, Rotting, Breaking,
Cider Pressing.
HOUSEHOLD ARTS:
Butter Making, Apple Butter, Baking, Candle Making,
Soap Making, Sausage Making, Saurkraut.
SKILLED CRAFTS:
Setting a tire, Pottery, Printing Press, Quilting
Bee, Horse Shoeing.
CULTURE:
Regional History, Immigration to Canada, Church
Songs, Canadian Ballads - Early dancing, Debate on
Confederation, Band, Play (Little Eva), Early Food,
Herbs in Canada, Canadian Furniture.
(d) That Authority members be issued identification
and be requested to assist in providing in-
formation on the Authority to those attending
the Festival.
5. That admission to the 1960 Pioneer Festival be
Adults 500 - Children free, and further, that
no charge be made for parking.
Carried Unanimously.
PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT - AMENDMENT:
The Staff presented a report recommending that the Permanent
Service Establishment be amended by adding thereto the following
position description - Property Co- ordinator.
Res. #170 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by F. McKechnie
That Personnel Regulation #19 - Permanent
Service Establishment, be amended by add-
ing thereto - Property Co- ordinator -
appended as Schedule 1?B ?? of these minutes.
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ERCWON CONTROL - DON RIVER . Y.M.H.A.
A delegation from the Y.M.H.A. waited on the meeting,
requesting the Authority to adopt a scheme for the control of
certain erosion on the Don River through property owned by Y.M.H.A.
and Y. W.H.A.
Res. #171 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by J. A. Bryson
That the request of the Y.M.H.A. and Y.W.H.A.
for certain erosion control works on the Don
River, be deferred for a staff report to be
considered at the next meeting.
Carried Unanimously,
L=AND USE DEMONSTRATION - BOYD AREA:
Res. #172 - Moved by J. A. Bryson
Seconded by F. McKechnie
That the Staff be authorized to enter into an
agreement with Woodbridge Farmers' Limited
for the supply of Seed and Fertilizer and
disposal of the 1961 crop of wheat in
connection with the land use demonstration at
the Boyd Conservation Area.
Carried Unanimously.
FORESTRY AGREEMENT:
A report prepared by Mr. Walkinshaw on the proposed new
Reforestation Agreement was presented and discussed in detail.
Res. #173 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the Executive recommends that the
Authority enter into the new agreement
with the Minister of Lands and Forests
with regard to Reforestation, and that
the proposed draft agreement be appended
as Schedule "A" of these minutes.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPERTY PURCHASE - SCHEME WC.11
The Staff reported that the purchase of certain property
adjacent to Scheme WC.11 had been negotiated.
Res. #174 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized
to complete the purchase of Lot 12. Plan
1495 Township of North York, for the sum
of X750.00 and include the same in the pro-
perty requirements of Scheme WC.11.
Carried Unanimously.
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PRELIMINARY BUDGET ESTIMATES -1961:
The Staff presented Proposed Preliminary Budget Estimates
for consideration.
Res. #175 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by F. McKechnie
That the Preliminary 1961 Budget estimates
as prepared by the Staff and set forth
herein, be approved and be submitted for
consideration of the Minister of Planning
and Development as requested in his
directive.
1961 GENERAL BUDGET:
Administrative and General Conservation'
Reforestation Land
Conservation Areas Land
Conservation Areas Development
Winter Works Program
Pioneer Village
General Water Control Project (Stream Gauges)
Communication System
General Maintenance
$ 419,726.00
10,000.00
490,500.00
560,483.00
25,000.00
50,000.00
10,000.00
10,500.00
100,000.00
TOTAL: $1,676,209.00
WATER CONTROL SCHEMES:
Benefitting Municipalities
WC -5 $200,000.00
WC -21 750,000.00
WC -14 200,000.00
$1,150,000.00
FLOOD CONTROL PLAN: TOTAL: $4,212,130.00
Carried Unanimously.
REFORESTATION LAND PURCHASE:
The Staff reported that an option had been obtained on
fifty (50) acres in the Township of Adjala, adjacent to the Humber
Forest.
Res. #176 - Moved by J. A. Bryson
Seconded by H. A. Honsberger
That when approved by the Minister of
Lands and Forests, the Secretary -
Treasurer be authorized to complete
the purchase of fifty (50) acres being
part of Lot. 3. Con. VI. Township of
Adjala, for the sum of $3,750.00 and
that it be included in the reforestat-
ion agreement.
Carried Unanimously.
EROSION CONTROL - WEST HILL COLLEGIATE:
Res. #177 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner.
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That the Board of Education of the
Township of Scarborough be permitted
to encroach on the lands owned by
the Authority adjoining the West Hill
Collegiate Institute, in order to
assist in controlling serious erosion
problems.
Carried Unanimously.
ZONING BYLAW - TO1NSHIP OF EAST YORK:
Res 17$ - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by F. McKechnie
That the Solicitor and Staff be in-
structed to represent the interests
of the Authority at a Municipal
Board hearing, scheduled to be held
September 7th 1960, in connection
with the Zoning Bylaw of the Township
of East York.
Carried Unanimously.
EASEMENT - BOYD CONSERVATION:
A communication from the Township of Vaughan was pre-
sented, requesting an Easement over a small portion of the Boyd
Conservation area, to permit installation of a water pipe line
and pumping station.
Res. #179 Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. J. 1• Gardner
That the Staff be authorized to negotiate
a suitable agreement with the Township of
Vaughan, to permit the installation of a
water pipeline and pumping station through
part of Lot 11. Con.7. Vaughan Township at
the southern extremity of the Boyd
Conservation Area.
Carried Unanimously.
MUNICIPAL BOARD HEARING - ELMS - SUBDIVISION:
Res. #1$0 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
That the appropriate staff be instructed
to attend the Municipal Board Hearing
scheduled for September 13th 1960, in
connection with the Proposed Elms Sub-
division, to observe the proceedings as
a " ?'catching Brief".
G. R. Lord
Chairman.
25/8/60
Carried Unanimously.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 3.30 p.m.
F. L. Lunn
Secretary - Treasurer
SCHEDULE "A"
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DRAFT
August 9th, 1960
A G R E E M E N T made this day of
pursuant to The Forestry Act, 1952 and The Conservation
Authorities Act,
B ETWEEN:
1960
THE HONOURABLE J.11. SPOONER
Minister of Lands and Forests for
the Province of Ontario, herein-
after referred to as the "Minister ",
OF THE FIRST PART;
- and -
hereinafter referred to as the
"Corporation ",
OF THE SECOND PART:
WHEREAS the parties hereto have previously entered into
an agreement for the reforestation under the management of the
Minister of Lands acquired by the Corporation for reforestation;
AND WHEREAS to provide for a more comprehensive manage-
ment of lands suitable for forestry purposes that are managed
under agreements with the Minister, section 2 of The Forestry
Act, 1952 was amended by The Forestry Amendment Act, 1960 to
define "forestry purposes" as meaning primarily the production
of wood and wood products and including such secondary purposes
as proper environmental conditions for wild life, protection
against floods and erosion, recreation, and protection and
production of water supplies;
AND WHEREAS the said section was at the same time further
amended to authorize the Minister to make grants out of the moneys
appropriated therefor by the Legislature to any conservation
authority for the purpose of assisting it in the acquisition of
lands that are suitable for forestry purposes and that are to be
managed under an agreement entered into under the said section of
such sums as are provided for in the agreement;
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AND WHEREAS the Corporation wishes to enter into an
agreement with the Minister under the provisions of the said
section;
NOW THEREFORE THIS AGREEMENT TTITNESSETH that in con-
sideration of the mutual agreements and undertakings herein
the parties hereto covenant and agree with each other as
follows:
1. The Corporation doth hereby demise and lease unto the
Minister the lands described in Schedule ,/A" hereto for the
term of twenty years from the day of
19
2. The lands described in Schedule z "AY? hereto are herein-
after referred to as the "Forest Area ".
The Minister shall manage the Forest Area for forestry
purposes and shall furnish such equipment, plant such trees,
erect and maintain such fences, structures, buildings and
improvements and do such other work that may in his opinion
be required in connection with the management of the Forest
Area, and the cost thereof shall be borne by Her Majesty the
Queen in right of Ontario.
4.. The Minister will not make any charge for the nursery
stock furnished for planting on the Forest Area.
5. The Minister during the term of this agreement or any
renewal thereof, may sell, lease or otherwise dispose of the
trees or products therefrom, structures, buildings or improve-
ments now or hereafter growing or erected on the Forest Area,
and shall be entitled to the revenues derived therefrom,
provided that should the total revenues derived from the Forest
Area exceed the total cost including grants for the acquisition
of land managed under this agreement incurred by the Minister
under this or any previous agreement between the parties hereto,
the provisions of this paragraph may ho reviewed on the request
of either __ the._ Corporation or the Minister.
6.(1) In this paragraph
(a)
(b)
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3
"land value" means the purchase price
paid by the Corporation for land less
the "timber value ", and
"timber value" means the part of the
purchase price paid by the Corporation
for the land that the Minister determines
to have been paid for the timber on the
land.
(2) Where the Corporation, with the approval of the Minister
in writing, acquires any additional land for the purpose of this
agreement and files with the Mintter proof of ownership
satisfactory to the Minister and a lease in triplicate of the
land substantially in accord with Schedule "B" attached hereto.
(a)
(b)
Schedule "A" to this agreement shall be
deemed to be amended to include the land
so acquired; and
The Minister shall, out of the moneys
appropriated therefor by the Legislature,
make a grant to the Corporation, for the
purpose of assisting it with the acquisit-
ion of the land, in the amount of the
timber value, 50yo of the land value and
50% of reasonable solicitor's fees and
disbursements paid by the Corporation to
secure title to the land in its name.
7.(1) At any time during the last twelve (12) months of the
term of this agreement the Corporation shall have the right to
exercise one of the two options hereinbelow set forth:
OPTION I:
At the expiry of the term of this agreement, the
Corporations shall pay to the Treasurer of Ontario
(a)
the sum of $ being the net costs,
after deduction of revenues from gross
costs, incurred by Her Majesty the
Queen in right of Ontario in
connection with the management of the
Forest Area, including grants for the
acquisition of the land acquired under
this agreement, after deducting there-
from the amount of the revenues derived
from the Forest area.
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OPTION 2:
The Corporation shall grant the lands in the Forest
Area to Her Majesty the Queen in right of Ontario as represented
by the Minister of Lands and Forests, in fee simple, free from
encumbrances, and shall execute a conveyance for the lands in
the Forest Area upon payment by Her Majesty the Queen in right
of Ontario to the Corporation of the purchase price paid by
the Corporation for the Forest Area at the time of acquisition
thereof by the Corporation, less any grants made to the
Corporation, under this or any previous agreement between
the parties hereto.
(2) If during the last twelve months of the term of this
agreement the Corporation does not exercise one of the two
options hereinbefore set forth, the Minister shall be entitled
at his option to renew this agreement upon such terms and con-
ditions as he deems proper.
$. This agreement and any lease of lands filed with the
Minister by the Corporation pursuant to subparagraph 2 of
paragraph b shall be resistered in the proper registry or land
titles office in accordance with The Forestry Act, 1952.
9. In case of disagreement as to the true intent and meaning
of this agreement, the same shall be referred to arbitration
under the Arbitration Act.
10. The parties hereto further covenant and agree that the
agreement made the day of 19 between the
parties hereto is terminated and replaced by this agreement as
of the 31st day of March 19 .
IN WITNESS :HEREOF the Minister has hereunto set his hand
and the seal of the Department of Lands and Forests, and the
said Corporation has hereunto set its seal, attested by its
proper officers duly authorized in that behalf.
SCHEDULE 'B"
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METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
POSITION DESCRIPTION
Position - Property Co- ordinator Code: OAS 6
General Terms of Reference
The Property Co- ordinator is responsible to the Secretary -
Treasurer. He shall be responsible for the co- ordinating of the
acquisition of properties for the Authority for flood control,
reforestation and conservation area purposes.
Specific Terms of Reference
The Property Co- ordinator shall:
- be responsible for the obtaining of evaluations of lands to be
included in schemes undertaken by the Authority;
- work closely with the technical staff of the Conservation Authority
and shall co- ordinate the properties required for schemes adopted
by the Authority;
- negotiate or arrange for negotiations by real estate firms for
properties to be acquired by the Authority;
- obtain evaluations for properties expropriated by the Authority
and shall administer the work of the Expropriation Advisory
Board;
- keep records including assessment, taxation, deeds, agreements and
all other relative information of properties acquired by the
Authority;
- perform related duties as assigned.
Qualifications
- A thorough knowledge of real estate
- 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, with experience in real estate.
Vetropotan. �oron% and legion s_180
Coticn �iathorit�
MINUTES
Executive Committee Meeting September 7th 1960 No.15
The Executive Committee met in the Main Building, Edwards
Gardens, )ion Mills, on Wednesday September 7th 1960, commencing at
10. a.m.
Present were:-
?INUTES :
Res: #1$1
Res. #1$2
Chairman:
Vice - Chairman:
Members:
Secretary - Treasurer:
Conservation Area
Planner:
Geographer:
Metro Par.:3 Deputy
Commissioner:
Dr. G. R. Lord
W. C. Davidson.
N. A. Boylen
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. L. Lunn
W. A. McLean
D, Sutter
J. Janzen
The minutes of meeting No. 14/60 were presented
- Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the minutes of meeting No. 14/60 as
presented be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
- Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by W< C. Davidson
That the accounts in the sum total of
$1$4,035.23 as appended as Schedule "A"
of these minutes, be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
t)ELEGATION - D0T NSVIE MEADOT'TS LIMITED:
A representative of Downsview Meadows Limited, appeared
before the meeting requesting that consideration of their land
acquired in connection with Scheme WC.19, be deferred to the next
meeting of the Executive.
B -1$1
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM:
A Staff communication was presented outlining a proposal
to retain Professor J. A. Reid of the University of Toronto, as
Consulting Engineer in connection with establishing a radio
communication system for the Authority. It was discussed.
Res: #1$3 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
That J. E. Reid. P. Eng. be retained as
Consulting Engineer in connection with
the establishment of a radio communication
system for the Authority, at a fee not to
exceed $600.00
Carried Unanimously.
FILL - DON MILLS ROAD:
Mr. Sauriol brought to the attention of the meeting
certain facts in connection with filling which is being
carried on adjacent to Don Mills Road, in the Township of East
York.
Res: #1$4 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
That the matter of the earth dump
adjacent to Don Mills Road in East York,
be referred to the Technical Committee
on Parks and Conservation, for study and
their recommendations to provide a plan
for grading the area and creating park-
land.
Carried Unanimously.
PROPERTY SCHEME WC.5 - HIGHLAND CREEK:
Res: #1$5 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
That the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to complete the purchase of Lot 1$0. Plan
2546 Township of Scarborough, for the sum
of $200.00. The said land being required
for Scheme WC.5
Carried Unanimously.
HEART LAKE RECREATION BUILDING:
As requested, Mr. Armstrong, Architect, presented a report
to the Committee indicating how the cost of the Heart Lake Recreation
Building could be reduced below $90,000. The proposals contained in
the report were discussed at some length.
Res: #1$6 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
That the Heart Lake Recreation Building be
- proceeded with in the original design in-
cluding the revisions recommended in the
Architect's report of September 12th 1960,
at a cost not to exceed 90,000.00, and
B -1$2
further, thet the staff be instructed
to present the proposal to the Minister
of Planning and Development, requesting
his approval and a grant of 50% of the
cost.
Carried Unanimously.
TOWN OF BRAM PTON - Request for Sury :
A communication w? s presented from the Town of Brampton,
requesting that the Authority undertake An engineering study of the
Etobicoke River, south of the Brampton diversion.
Res: #1$7 - Moved by W. C. Davidson
Seconded by H. S- Honsberger
That the staff be authorized to obtain
an estimate of ,;he cost of a preliminary
engineering study of the Etobicoke River,
south of the Brampton diversion, from
James F. McLaren & ..ssociates.
Carried Unanimously.
PARKS & NATURE RESERVES SET'iINkR:
A Staff communication was presented requesting authority
for certain members to attend the Seminar of Parks and Nature Reserves
being sponsored by the Conservation Council of Ontario.
Res: #1$$ - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
That the following be authorized to attend
the two day seminar on Parks and Nature
Reserves, being sponsored by the Conser-
vation Council of Ontario, on September
21st & 22nd; and that their registration
fees be paid .
K. G. Higgs.
F. L. Lunn.
T. Barber.
M. Johnson.
W. ! icLean.
K Strasser.
together with any member of the Executive
able to attend.
Carried Unanimously.
EXTENSION COURSE - Preserving Ontario's History:
A Staff communication was presented requesting permission
for A. Colucci to attend a University Extension Course - Preserving
Ontario's History, during the coming winter.
Res: #1$9 - Moved by N. A. Boylen
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
That A. Colucci be authorized to attend
the University of Toronto Extension Course
- Preserving , ntario's History, at the
Royal Ontario Museum, during the corning
winter, and further, that his fee be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
B -1$3
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS PROPERTY -
ROUGE RIVER:
The Secretary presented a communication from the
Department of Highways, offering to turn over the title of certain
land in Rouge Valley, Pickering Township, at no cost to the Authority.
Res: #190 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by N. A. Boylen
That the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to accept the offer of the Department of
Highways of approximately 17.406 acres
Lots 33 -35. Concession 3 -B.F. in the Town-
ship of Pickering, on the terms outlined in
their letter dated 2nd September 1960.
Carried Unanimously.
PIONEER FESTIVAL 1960:
A Staff communication was presented, requesting approval to
proceed with the Pioneer Festival for 1960.
Res: #191 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
That the Staff be authorized to proceed
with the plan as outlined in the Minutes
of Meeting #14, _august 24th 1960, for
the 1960 Pioneer Festival, and further,
that any revenue derived from the Black
Creek Conservation .area, on that day, be
credited to the Pioneer Festival Fund.
Carried Unanimously.
On motion, the meetin3 was adjourned at 12.30 p.m.
G. R. Lord
Chairman.
7/9/60.
F. L. Lunn.
Secretary - Treasurer.
"SCHEDULE An
gy - Private Reforestation - Accounts Receivable
refund re overcharge for tree planting
j4$ - Machinery & Equipment Costs
White Hardware - skill drill #263 - in
Williams Service & Supply - #34 mower complete less 6'
#19 - Office Equipment - Cost
Underwood Limited - 1 typewriter serial #15/$361290
Hughes -Owens - transit level & extension tripod
H. G. Barlow - 1 oak desk
;x'20 - Areas Equipment - Costs
Hudson - Telding - hooks & eyes for signs 5.50
Para Paints - picnic table varnish 1$2.75
11 ��
+► 11 1: 1$2.75
Canadian Acme Screw & Gear - nuts & bolts for picnic tables 261.12
White Hardware - links for signs 6.00
Al - Members Allowances & Meeting Expenses
W. G. Pate -
August 31 1960
B -1$4
1.00
71.40
bar 417.54
243.00
352.55
13 5.00
C. R. Mason - Per Diem &
R. G. Henderson - 11 11
Mileage January 1 to June 30,
11 11 11
1960 72.40
24$.$0
11
A2 - Stationery & Supplies
Gestetner - mimeo paper 21.92
Instruments Limited - drafting supplies $.25
Dradma of Can da - alteration on addresso plates 25
Underwood Limited - service & ribbons for typewriters 2$.10
Challenger Corporation - supplies for picture machine 35.20
H. G. Barlow - stationery & supplies 36.51
GBC Sales - bindings 25.62
Hughes -Owens - drafting supplies $,96
Copeland & Chatterson - binders & refills 17.99
Gestetner - mimeo paper $.42
Charters Publishing - resolution forms 24.53
H. G. Barlow - office supplies & Stationery 1$.13
Norman ?lade - drafting supplies $.05
Gestetner - mimeo paper & stencils 63.$1
H. G. Barlow - shipping tags & pencil sharpeners 6.04
Bazaar & Novelty - celluloid cases & inserts 4.72
Gestetner - repairs to duplicating machine 1.96
H. G. Barlow - office supplies 52.64
11 If 11 - adding machine tapes & supplies 11.$4
Albert Colucci - cash expenditure on behalf of the Authority
re: typewriter repairs 10.00
H. G. Barlow - 1 date stamp 1.35
Charters Publishing - covers & index cards 13.10
A3 - Vehicle Expense
Fagins Garage - gas purchases & minor repairs for July /60 60.$7
International Harvester - repair vehicle #7 6.77
Elmo Disney - repair vehicle #9 33.54
White Hardware - battery charger 3.68
International Harvester - repair vehicle #7 9,90
IKerr' s Garage - repair vehicle i "20 3.00
71 If - repair vehicle #1$
14.71
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A3 - Vehicle Expense (Con't)
Hawman Motors - repair vehicle #5
" " - repair vehicle #2
If repair vehicle #2
- repair vehicle 1'5
Humber Automotive - hoz off
"
It - fuses & bolts
Hudson 'rlding - welding jeep " trailer hinge
- welding material on trailer
Burrows Garage - repair front axle vehicle T118
G. Dooks - cash expenditure re tire repairs
B. A. Oil - credit card purchases for July
Dominion Tire - adjustment re faulty tires vehicle #4
Louis Muise Service Station - repairs to vehicle #4
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - first aid kit for vehicle #
''oodbridge Hardware - screw driver & vise grips
Kerr' s Garage - repairs to vehicle #9
Miller's Mendit Shop - remodel tailgate of truck vehicle #1$
A4 - Mileage & Expense for Staff
B -1$5
19.40
24.40
48.90
22.$0
3.70
.50
3.25
14.50
3.00
1.25
$88.47
24.00
7.00
17.50
3.55
13.90
15.00
T. E. barber - travelling expense re Authority bus. for July 7$.20
C. B. Thompson - If It If t1 it 1t 5!, 40
E. Hultay - n 11 11 't It 1t 53.80
J. Bradford - If 11 It ft It " 1$.1$
14. Johnson - " 11 't It 17 " 70.80
P. B. Flood - if 11 11 't If " 104.00
13. Halstead - 9 1t It 11 1t '1 1$.10
F. L. Lunn - 11 11 11 1t +t tt 64.60
R. F. Sto cek - 9 9 9 It 11 " 36.00
K. T'T. Strasser - 17 71 't 1t It 11 74.00
,1m. McLean - 't it ft '1 11 11 35.90
:. R. Teddiman - travelling expense re Authority bus. for Aug. 26.70
J. E. Balfour - 9 tt If 11 If It 61.10
Brian Halstead - 11 7? 14 11 11 11 1$.30
C. B. Thompson - 9 it 11 '1 If it 62.80
7. R. Teddiman - if !1 It 1t 11 '1 4.80
D. W. Luker - expenses re Ontario Parks Assoc. Convention at
Hamilton 47. 55
A6 - vent
C. Graham - rent for office for August
A7 - Office & Administrative Salaries
Ontario Office Services - steno services July 29, to Aug. 5
A8 - Telephone
Bell Telephone - Bolton 573J -4 July 1960
" '1 - Alpine 7 -$745 July 1960
If " - ATlas $ -0671 July 1960
- Clrmt 808R-21 July 1960
71 't - Melrose 3 -9901 July 1960
11 11 - Snelgrove 129R -3 July 1960
" " - ZA 5 -8253 August 1960
if 11 - ZA 7 -3573 August 1960
" 11 - SNLG 226 August 1960
7t
it - '1H 2 -2070 August 1960
if It - kT $ -1123 August 1960
- AT $ -0671 August 1960
" 11 - Clrmt 80$R -21 August 1960
't
If - ME 3 -9901 August 1960
Ti " - AL 7 -8745 August 1960
200.00
70.00
12.05
7.70
23.60
11.40
42.76
4.25
39.25
39.00
18.55
25.90
25$.33
13.10
29.48
44.80
4.95
Page 3
A9 - Cleaning & Ofrice Maintenance
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning services for july
°codbridge Hardware - drano
- javex
- brown stain treads, furniture tacks
if If - traffic wax
Ienderson- Nichol Drugs - cleaning fluid
Al2 - Insurance
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - all ricks floater increase
A14 - General Expense
Telegram - help wanted re: steno
Hale & Hardy - hand ticket punches
Regional Plan Associates - reference book
Toronto Star - help wanted re: steno
Telegram - help wanted re: steno
Albert Britnell - reference book
Bolton Lnterprise - for sale by tender (re: sale of small
buildings)
B -186
85.00
. 44
. 26
6.30
2.65
. 59
50.05
18.95
1.95
3.00
41.60
7.80
6.30
.75
A18 - I. & E. Maps & Brochures
Charters Publishing - minute book binding 298.00
Murray Printing - Conservation Map brochures 384.33
A19 - I. & E. Tours & Special Da7Ts
C. N. I. B. - lunches re tour of Authority by Advisory Board 19.80
" fr ff " - lunches re tour 14.40
a It If if - refreshments re opening of Humber Trails
Conservation Area 150.00
D. ;. Loker - travel expense re Humber Trails Opening 5.40
A20 - I. & E. Promotion Expense
Metro Auto T:rechers - axle for display trailer 75.00
Automatic Pumping - pipe & fittings 2.77
Drake Delta - photo supplies 16.00
E. Curwain - travel expense re press & publicity re Humber
Trails Ope- ing 6.00
Gilbert A. Milne - photo prints 2.44
Canadian Press Clippings - services for July 17.20
Drake Delta - photo supplies 2.80
Automatic Pumping - pump & fittings for Aughority display 54.12
-'ioodbridge Hardware - hooks, eyes, hasps, hinges, screws, &
catches re Authority display 5.35
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - pictures for publicity 6.93
rf
If fo - pictures 1.88
fl " " - film 1.00
fr " ,f - pictures 1.05
If " - pictures for promotion 2.00
'ioodbridge Hardware - lacquer thinner, brushes, varnish, hose
coupling, trowels for exhibit 15.27
'ioodbridge Hardware - screening & hinges 2.46
A21 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs
:Mite Pardwa i"e - wrench knurl returned
Spramotor Limited - reducer
Joodbriege Farmers - tractor gas & oil
13. A. Oil - Tractor gas
CREDIT .26
8.09
14.52
70.60
Page 4 B -1$7
A21 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Costs (Cont' d)
;loodbridge Farmers - tractor gas & oil 72.60
ICinch & Sutton - tractor parts 4.34
;lard Machine & '.fielding - welding tractor pan 3.00
Fagins Garage - welding trailer hitch & reinforce tailgate,
transmission grease 10.00
Woodbridge Farmers - oil, grease C.L. gear lube for tractors 24.32
°i " - tractor gas 70.79
If If - tractor gas 74.7$
Williams Service - parts for side mower 9.70
If If - bearing & seal assembly for mower 46.25'
11 IV - drag bar & assembly & cap 44.72
Yudson l.Telding - welding on trailer hitch 14.50
:im. Dick - diesel oil 9.75
i' - diesel oil 9.75
If - tractor gas 72.60
li - tractor lube 7.75
Hudson 7elding - straighten & weld tractor blade arm 3.75
" " - welding chains 6.00
If 'i - welding & material on 1 way disc. 3.75
" 't - repair cultivator 3.75
" " - welding on mower 5.50
If " - welding P.; material re trailer undercarriage 25.00
TTilliams Service - nuts S. welding 1.35
" " - spark plugs, condenser & points 13.20
" It - parts & labour repairing mower 14.66
" " - repair shaft on mower 2.50
" 11 - patch tube & change tire on tractor 7.05
i, " - plugs & gasket 1.51
" If - tractor parts 5.79
sr r' - parts for mower 11.17
"
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?' If - tractor parts 8.75
" " - oil filter $.40
" 'r - welding, tire rental 3.50
" 't - tire repair & vulcanizing for tractor 26.15
" it - oil filter $.60
" it - parts for mower 10.33
11 It - power take -off for mower & bearing 46.$5
It " - stay bar & axle 10.37
it " - welding mower & box sections 5.75
" 't - tractor & mower parts 1$.22
Geo. W. Crothers - fittings for bulldozer 21.23
Miller's Mexidit shop - repairs to post hole digger 14.00
A23 - Farm Pond Subsidies
British Drug Houses - cheimcals for pond studies 3.60
John Leckie Limited - oarlocks returned for CREDIT 3.30
Fisher Scientific - lab supplies $.06
'ioodbridge Hardware - sash cord, mystic tape, plastic tape 4.1$
" " - aluminum tins .45
1? " - staples, connectors & wire .54
" if - hasp, hinges, wood screws & screw driver .$5
- Ienderson- Nichol Drugs - distilled water .75
'r " " - copper sulfate 7.50
it '' " - toper sulfate 7.50
British Drug Houses - lab. supplies 3.30
A24 - Land Use General
Peel County Jr. Ext. Fund - expenses re Land Judging Competition 120.21
J. Grove - tile drainage subsidy 173.40
E. Lemon - tile drainage subsidy 170.00
Levi Drudge - tile drainage subsidy 200.00
John Cowan - travel expenses re soil judging contest 8.00
Page 5 B -133
A23 - Chairman's Expenses
Dr. G. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses fur the month of July 202.30
A31 - Wildlife Expenses
K. Strasser - travelling expense re Nature Trails
T. Eaton - plastic boat
Richards Glass - plastic vials
Canada Packers - fish food
Woodbridge Hardware - screws for nature trail display
- sash cord
Fisher Scientific - scale weights
'oodbridp:e Hardware - nails
37.95
24.95
4.36
41.25
5.22
1.30
2.13
3.24
k36 - Uniforms & Personnel Equipment
'Tl�ite Hardw @re - shells re pest control for patrol officers 3.02
A39 - Technical Plans & Maps
Twp. of North York - zoning map 10.00
Hunting Survey - 1 o zal id print 2.73
T. B. Reed - print of Clairville reservoir dam 1.00
Twp. of Forth York - assessment sheets 3.34
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction &, Development
Mite Hardware - ratchet handle, T bar, box, 3 sockets 33.55
Builders Tnol Supply - brick bolster & club hammer 3.70
D. Copithorn - stone 37.75
Dvers & "illcr - fire extinguishers 144.50
Sholdice Service - welding . 50
Brampton Lumber - cement & sealbond 20.00
v1 11 - 1p ,t
32.50
ST 1T - 11 If 20.00
11 7. - It 1r 20.00
11 If - 11 n 20.00
11 It - 11 71 17.50
John Patterson Construction - weighing 2 loads of stone 1.00
Blains Hardware - wood chisels, catch & hinges 7.39
Hudson '.lelding - rods for retaining wall 6.00
Caledon Sand & Gravel - concrete sand 1.60
Henderson- r�ichol Lrugs - first aid supplies 2.55
Armstrong Bros. - extending road approximately 2900'
& constructing two parking lots 12,092.57
Caledon Sand & Gravel - concrete sand 1.56
C6C - Albion Hills - Construction & Development
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies for refreshment booth 26.17
"oodbridge Hardware - keys & rings .76
11 If - screw eyes .67
71 If - hinges 2.95
Stan Jones - supply & load 40 load of sand 100.00
Jim Reid, Service Station - weld & repair mower 2.50
D. Copithorn - moving loader 20.00
'P - moving loader 20.00
Caledon Sand & Gravel - concrete sand 2.70
Dyer & miller - fire extinguishers 203.20
..'hite Hardware - nails for refreshment booth 91.23
i1 11 - bolts & hardware supplies for ref. booth 39.16
Central Supply - tile for refreshment booth 93.35
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies for refreshment booth 124.12
°7 7P - If 11 if
11 if 2.17
if i1 - 14 11 11 11 11 226.56
7P 9 - 71 71 17 71 11 167.38
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c6c - Albion Hills - Construction & Development (Cont'd)
i +iadallan Bloedel - plywood for refreshment booth 193.19
`oo dbrid ge Farmers - culverts 97.50
Hudson "Telding - brackets for refreshment booth 24.00
Matson's Haulage - hauling sand to beach 26$.00
77 71 - gravel for roads 1,3$0.30
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge - temporary service for conttruction
of refreshment booth 2.02
It 71 11 - hydro for workshop 12.22
:bite Hardware - car bit, padlock 13.32
71 71 - carriage bolts, jig saw blades, screen,
cloth for refreshment booth 36.16
Zenith Electric - recepticals 7 cups for refreshment booth 30.44
';illiams Service - rent for wagon 2.00
Woodbridge Hardware - keys cut to sample 1.67
77 71 - catches, pulls & hinges for refreshment
booth
Robertson Plumbing - plumbing fixtures for ref. booth
Automatic Plumbing - plumbing supplies for ref. booth
MacMillan & Bloedel - doors for ref. booth
Card Lumber - cement
B -189
11 11 - p7
Ti 1i - cement, sheets below car- ying plastic, filler
strip, nails
71 - door strap & mould
71
it
71
17
- windows for refreshment booth
77 - lumber for refreshment booth
" - lumber for refreshment booth
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - first aid supplies
H. E. P. C. Inspection Dept. Joodbridge - hydro inspection
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood for const. of ref. booth
oodbridge Farmers - seed & fertilizer
11. M. Davis & Sons - ditching & grading parking lot
Zenith Electric - electric fixtures for refreshment booth
Para Paints - paint for refreshment booth
' :oodbridge Hardw re - lime
71 11 - paint, su...'plies, re log service bldg.
Matson's Haulage - hauling gravel to repair dam
Zenith Electric - electrical fittings for ref. booth
bite Hard'•T2re - irwin car bits 3/8" -63T
Lloyd Fraser - travel expense re Albion Development
Armstrong 3ros. - gravel for walls leading to beach
C7C - Cold Creek - Construction & Development
Tanhall Reproductions - prints for Planning & Development
C8C - Boyd Area - Construction & Development
Ontario Hydro '"dbge. - hydro
11 11 11 - hydro
11 " - hydro
Automatic Pumping - plumbing
7, It - 71
re Boyd 'Torkshop
re "Tashrooms at Boyd
re Comfort Station at Boyd
supplies re comfort station
11 11 77
Dyer & Mille r - fire extinguishers
Sherwin ?Tiiliams - paint for comfort station
Armstrong Bros. - sand & spray for roods
James Robertson - pipe for comfort station
97 S1 - plumbing supplies for comfort
it IT - 17 17 71 11
7 17 - 51 i7 IT 1T
;oodbridge Hardware - keys cut to sample
77 17 - rubber hose
Lockyer Ready Mix - cement for comfort station
Zenith Electric - electric supplies for comfort
Matson's Haulage - hauling re Boyd Construction
stat ion
7,
11
station
5.35
21.42
9.49
19.60
6.25
6.25
75.61
+30.00
35.88
69.30
353.75
4.25
24.27
64.39
65.34
117.00
18.90
20.50
1.80
49.28
1h79.44
49.12
9.20
21.80
22.44
15.54
16.86
7.78
3.88
25.28
5.89
144.50
20.95
1,144. 55
5.90
13.70
103.76
17.84
.90
7.30
62.20
15.66
457.60
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C8C. - Boyd Area - Construction & Development (font' d)
G. Dooks - travel expenses re Boyd Construction for July 8.20
2,778.74
house 5.14
18.70
106.22
17.13
n it 21.67
11 3.20
11 _ 15.72
283.04
1.52
.99
42.44
15.20
33.25
12.00
25.80
44.81
924.50
13.00
9.75
CREDIT 5.50
8.86
44.47
11.20
1.25
54.00
18.03
B -190
Taller Paving - surface treatment of road
zenith Electric - rawlplugs, barboloy drill for change
- panel & breakers for change house
James Robertson - plumbing fixtures for change house
Automatic Pumping - plumbing supplies for change house
It 1? 11
is
11
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ii
91
It
11
1i
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'" - pump & fittings for change house
-; oodbridge Hardware - box suspension
S4 ti - screening
Automatic Pumping - plumbing fixtures for change house
Ccrct Lumber - lumber for lifeguard towers
oodbridge Farmers - oil for bulldoxer
C:'rd Lumber - lumber for comfort station
Automatic Pumping - plumbing fittings for change house
11 11 - 11 li ti ii li
River k Sea Devices, - gabions for ford
i•"aurice Babiuk - well tile & top
Automatic Pumping - Dlumbing fittings
James Robertson - fittings returned
ocdbrid Hardware - caulking gun & tin snips
Tcdbrids ;e Farmers - tractor gas
Automatic Pumping - fittings for pump
Henderson-Nichol Drugs - first aid supplies
G. M. Smith - moving loader to Boyd
'oodbridge Farmers - diesel oil
;oodbridge Hardware - paint
Hudson -"elding - labour & material re telephone canopy
- cl ev ix & pin
:oodbridge Farmers - diesel oil
- tractor gas
Matson' s Haulage - gravel for rods & parking clrea
- topsoil haulage
Continental Tile - tiling washrooms powder room:: in
comfort station
Lloyd Fraser - travel expense re Boyd ) evelopment
C8G - Boyd Area - General
Ontario Hydro Todbrid,re - Hydro re Nursery
-!oodbridge Farmers - oil
Todbrid ge Hardware - hoe handle furrell, spade handle
:'hate Hardware - small tools for nursery
3.51
51.50
1.50
18.03
44.47
L95.00
176.00
2,000.00
5.70
10.12
2.92
16.69
C13C - Glen I -Taffy - Construction &. Development
iialinckrodt Chemical 'forks - medicine for fish 15.10
Dyer & Miller - fire extinguishers 144.50
Caledon ;and & Gravel - concrete sand 1.46
2. Parker - cash expenditure on behalf of Authority re Glen
Hafi'y 2.50
H. R. Keena - eavestroughing barn 67.55
Card Lumber - lumber for toilets 21.12
'supreme Painting - painting b rn & fish hatchery 400.00
73rihish Drug Houses - chemicals for fish raising 36.25
C14C - Greenwood Construction & Development
S. S. Pugh - travel expense re Greenwood Development
Yiller Paving - ashpalt prime for roads
B. Dunn - travel expense re Grcenwood Construction
Dyer Miller - fire extinguishers
Graham Hardware - misc. hardware supplies
':oodbridge Farmers - seed & fertilizer
5.43
1,817.00
14.00
144.50
22.09
51.30
Page $
C14 C - Greenwood Construction & Development(Cont'd) B -191
B. A. Oil Co. - portion of tractor gas 35.30
hit e Hardw re - shovel, shovel handle, double ring brush 14.12
"oodbrid;e Farmers - fence 57.60
Lloyd Fraser - travel expense re Greenwood Development 18.12
Flintkote Co. - colas for road building 100.30
,;fillers Mendit Shop - gate hinges 4.00
C17C - Humber Trails - Construction & Development
D. Copithorn - moving loader 25.00
Automatic Pumping - plumbing supplies for well 21.42
'_rmstrong Brothers - building roads 5,479.29
0190 - Claremont - Construction & Development
B. Dunn - travel expense re Claremont Construction 19.60
D. H. ':Tood - ff iT TT fr 19.60
W. Trolley - 4f 4f II II 39.20
Automatic Pumping - heater • 4.71
Dyer & Miller - fire extinguishers 144.50
'.!bite Hardware - 100 feet steel tape & pocket tape 9.53
Barclay Transport - sand, stone, & mulch 1,240.61
H. R. Keena - eavestroughing house 121.00
It II " - furnace as per contract 1,143.00
F. L. Sherry Construction - construction of roads 150.75
Cooper & Horton - sheets of metal 3.00
fr rr - irwin car bits 7.56
A. Mitchell - plaster 1.20
TT - cement 31.25
Aikenhead Hardware - resurfo, putty & bondfast 4.21
Sholdice Service - top link bar, gas can, spout 27.34
f' " - blades for digger & adjustable top link 16.10
Blain^ s Hardware - bolts .30
ff TT - fencing wire 2.66
Zenith Electric - electrical fittings for house 4.40
Para Paints - paint 41.20
"ard Machine & 'fielding - inside railing for house 110.00
H. R. Keena - valley iron 30.40
:;oodbridge Farmers - se -d & fertilizer 132.66
"hit e Hardware - nails 30.88
II Ti - small tools 27.13
71 T; - If r; 36.41
If TT - TT ft 48.55
Miller Paving - rental of equipment re construction of Clrmt. 284.25
G. M. Smith - Float rental to move t ±axcavator 54.00
Woodbridge I-Tardw re - wood screws 1.21
It it - hinges, handles, screw nails, window locks
& pail 4.13
Woodbridge Farmers - seed & fertilizer 59.5$
Para Paints - brushes & sub -turps 55.60
Ajax Lumber - pine lumber .54
4f " - lumber for toilets 56.04
Sell Telephone - cost to rearrange plant re Claremont entrance 100.00
PCO Services - fumigate at Supprintendant's house 1$5.00
Storry Construction - hauling top soil & gravel $6.50
H. M. Davis & Sons - grading crushed stone on road & parking
lot 126.00
R. Lyness - travel expense re construction of picnic tables 2.30
Miller's Mendit Shop - hinges, chain, bolts, & sign hangers 31.00
Aikenhead Hardware - aerowax & methly hydrate 6.30
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C2$C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
Township of North York Hydro - service for workshop office
D. Copithorn - gravel
Houston Building Supplies - shellac
",'bite :Hardware - misc. hardware supplies
:ioodbridge Farmers - rake handle, shovel handle, putty line
Dyer & Miler - fire extinguishers
ii:Lliams Service - bearing & collar for mower
—oodbridge Hardware - wrench
- flat file, chain saw files
Card Lumber - cedar for fence & gate
- cedar for fence gate
C300 - Bolton Community Construction & Development
'Tr odbridge Farmers - wire for fence
1; _ t; -- 1 a. "1-2c!. _
C35A - Albion Extension - Land Purchases
Roebuck & ''alkinshaw - fee & adjustment re purchase of
'calker Property
W$A - Lower Humber - Land
if
Arthur Death
R. T. Lyons
;,16 C - Black
Star Constru
"17A - 1C 11
B -192
30.00
37.35
1.70
41. 51
3.95
316.10
13.60
3.55
1.$4
31.20
34.40
33.00
77.8$
- fee re hearing Toronto Consolidated property 125.00
- survey & plan re lot 4 Range 3 Kingsmill Reserve 135.80
- consultant fees in connectior with Old Mill
expropriation hearing 475.00
Creek - Construction & Development
ction - cert. 719 (James F. MacLaren) re ;'I. C. #6 4,671.17
- ;'Town of T'eston - Land
Arthur Death - description of Lot 4 Humber Range, York Twp. 7.00
Purchase of Litz property 5$7.00
Roebuck & - :alkinshaw - fee & adjustment re purchase Litz prop. 5$.00
- expenses incurred re expropriation form
Rolph 174.10
T17B - 14C11 - Town of :ieston - Engineering
R. V. Anderson - supervision fee for work done by S. Cosentino 439.65
'117C - ;TC 11 - Town of Weston - Construction & Development
S. Cosentino - progress estimate t4 re WC 11 (R. V. Anderson) 12,456.75
'.I1$A = Highland Creek - Land
Purchase Mance G. Lee Property 1,490.00
Purchase Harlock property 150.00
Roebuck ? aalkinshaw - fee R& adjustment re purchase
Highland Creek Ltd. property 57.89
Roebuck & ';,'alkinshaw - fee & adjustment re purchase
Stephenson property $7.14
" " - fees & purchase price of H^rlock Prop. 25.00
D. Sutter - registry office searches 27.90
T:T20A - T TC 12 - York Mills - Land
Roebuck ' aalkinshaw - fee adj. re purchase McDowell Prop. 59.45
'1I20B - York Mills - Engineering
-:. O. f' •; Ghn 1 m ci xt.h Rr. final account for engineering
services 1,5$1.75
Page 10
120C - York Mills - Construction & Development
Harry Lockyer & Son - brick sand
Philip Carey - shingles & plastic cement
Juryn - flashing
Houston Building Supplies - cement
7? " " - cement & sealbond, clean out &
chimney thimble
B -193
1.05
116.43
5.60
1.14
5.94
Swansea Construction Co. - channel construction final cert. #8
( ?'J.0. Chisholm) 5,081.63
._23A - T:C 19 - Black Creek Dam - Land
Roebuck & 7alkinshaw - fee & adjustment re expropriation from
John G. Hanes 118.90
Roebuck & Thlkinshaw - expenses incurred re expropriation from
':olfish 44.00
'324A - T :!C 14 - Flood Plain Lands E. Y. - Land
D. Sutter - registry office fees 13.20
126C - TIC 18 - Stream Gauges - General Construction & Development
Township of Toronto Hydro - summerville stream gauge hydro 2.30
T'loodbridge Hydro - woodbridge stream gauge hydro 5.00
Automatic Pumping - plumbing supplies re Greenwood Str. Gauge 18.37
plumbing supplies re Highland Ck. " t' 44.29
Campbell Brithers - lumber 6.72
It " - lumber & material re Highland Ck. n " 94.40
Grinnell Co. - pipe re Thistletown Stream Gauge 8.24
Rosco Metal - culvert &, coupler re Highland Creek Stream Gauge 39.75
Drew Brown Ltd. - reinforcing bars re " " 7' If 51.77
S. McCord - concrete re II It '' 'r 129.15
'3alsdon's Hardware - window adjustment & screw nails re
Greenwood Stream Gauge
Hudson ':elding - welding on culvert
1.04
53.25
- welding re Pickering Stream Gauge 7.50
- cutting on culvert 3.00
A. Mitchell - lumber 34.30
- bolts, hinges & hasp 1.75
TI - fir sheathing 3.84
Devine's 'Melding - steel ladder, foundation bar 99.60
J. A. Melville - excavating well pit 87.60
Pickering Hydro - hydro re Pickering Stream Gauge 1.25
Devine's "elding - welding in well re Highland Creek Str. Gauge 10.00
" - making pipe bracket " " " " 4.00
K. L. Brimacombe - cash expenditure re " t' " If 20.6$
5.83
;Weston Utilities - hydro Lawerence Ave. Stream Gauge
Drew Brown Ltd. - reinforcing rods for Highland Creek StE. Gauge 4.81
8.62
2.85
3.70
13:35
211.67
'Woodbridge Hardware - shovels
Campbell Brothers - nails & cement
If If
- sand mix sacrete
r, tt - lumber
S. McCord - concrete for Highland Creek Stream Gauge
Norm Coustan - haulgge & excavation at Highland Creek
Stream Gauge
Card Lumber - plywood, hasp &: lumber
If " - lumber
Miller's Mendit Shop - brackets for stream Gauge
Artistic Precast Consrete - precast steps
127B - ?:WC 20 - York Mills Extension - Engineering
''. 0. Chisholm - third 1 final account for engineering servicem 1,449.99
90.00
40.35
2.00
18.00
36.00
Page 11
;i27C - York Mills Extension - Construction & Development
Swansea Construction - channel construction_ Cert. 0 final
(W. 0. Chisholm)
'131A - 'WC 24 - Black Creek - Lawrence Avenue - Land
Arthur Death - discription of Forth York Lands
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
Fergus Lawson - 1 load wheat sheaves
Hudson 'Welding - rods cut to size
R. L. Donaldson - pioneer articles
'';. G. Magill - pioneer articles
:'oodbridge Farm rs - bran, oats, sow feed, little pig feed,
sack s
N. L. Brown - pioneer articlew
'Woodbridge Hardware - stove polish, brush & hippo oil
. _ zant - cash expenditure re baking & cooking
T Rood
F. R. Lockyer - brick sand
B. Napier Simpson - professional services June 1
Ben T:ard Price - account re ad in Auctioneer
Rapid Grip & Batten - 7 line engravings
Houston Building Supplies - cement
71 If If
- cement
If 1f 11 - If
Davis Circulation Agency - subscription
Veijola & Sons - 4th account re Dickson
'oodbridge Farmers - raid
Nearly New Shop - pioneer Articles
Florence Belson - linen & burlap
Philip Carey Co. - felt roofing paper
Woodbridge Farmers - feed for stock
Dori Brownlee - installation of service
R. L. Donaldson - pioneer articles
:Woodbridge Hardware - cookie sheet, •spoons,
B -194
6,694.72
27.30
54.00
9.50
193.50
50.50
17.48
99.25
10.19
demonstration 21.25
1.66
to July 30/60 182.50
15.00
71.14
6+.84
11.40
11.40
Magazine 8.50
1,300.00
1.60
13.00
37.96
33.00
18.47
165.44
8950
fly coils, lemon
squeezer, shredder 2.70
MacMillan •.& Bloedel - plywood for museum display 114.00
1,035.00
Albert Colucci - travel expense for June re Authority business 42.40
D. A. Irwin - travel expense for June re Authority business 32.40
57.30
70.30
2.15
16.50
4.00
6.19
.50
4.57
2.44
4.47
5.4a
103.84
3g:2(9,1
10.40
3.00
37.14
1.71
.76
40.46
20.05
45.00
to Antiques
Hill School
• " - plywood for museum display
ert Colucci - travel expense for July re Authority business
" - travel expense for May re Authority business
Woodbridge Farme=rs - fountain, horse nose guard, cementnails
Chelsea Shop - pioneer articles
Hobbies - subscription to magazine .
Houston Building Supplies - under coat paint
":toodbririge Hardware - nails
- raid bug ki ::.ler.
Henderson- t ?ichol Drugs - films
" 11 " - pictures
- flashbulbs
Zenith Electric - electrical supplLs for museum
Carey's Garage - bulldozer re school basement
Juryn - gate pipe & caps
If tt - pipe
Card Lumber - lu,;ber & paint brushes
Woodbridge Hardware - carriage bolts
11 " - nails
Albert Colucci - cash expenditure re pioneer articles
Woodbridge Farmers - feed for animals
Penny ?'Use Shop - prints of paintings
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§209 - N/E - General
Westgate Transport - transport charges re PCO Services shipment 1.50
King Edward Sheriton - luncheon re printing . ub- committee meet. 46.05
:oodbridge Hardware - bulbs .89
F. L. Lunn - expenses incurred for luncheon meetings June 2$
July 12 -28 & August 9, 1960 31.25
213 - E/E - Feart Lake - Operating; & Maintenance
-'"hite Hardware - life jacket
Master Canvas Craft •- umbrellas for lifeguard towers 55:.60
Charters Publishing g - parking tickets 50.39
Gen .ral Investigation - services of uniformed officers for July 30 3.00
Automatic Pumping - plumbing supplies re repair of hand pump
well 42.76
B -195
1214 - N/E - Glen Haf y - Operating & Maintenance
Charters Publishing - parking tickets 50.39
%f215 - N/E - Albion Hills - Operating. & Maintenance
Charters Publishing - parl:ing tickets 50.39
Ceneral Investigation - services of uniformed officers for July 2$4.00
1,1,216 - N/E - Boyd - Operating & Maintenance
Charters •ublishine; - parking tickets 50.38
hite Hardware - wiping clothes 6.20
Master Canvas Craft - umbrellas for lifeguard towers
Corrie Bontje - washing lifeguard sweaters 55. u0
General Investigation - services of uniformed officers for July 160700
Jaynes Robertson - replacement bowl for Superintendent's house 19.60
Jhite Hardw re - paper towels 21.$0
:oodbridge Hardware - dutch cleanser, deoderizers, sani -flush
°:eodbrid. -e Farmers - tractor gas wood screws 4.27
44.47
1?
44.47
- N/E - Pioneer Village - Operating & Maintenance
Charters Publishing - parking tickets 50.3$
;,121$ - F/E - Greenwood Area - Opprating & Maintenance
General Investigation - services of uniformed officers for July 159.20
3. A. Oil Co. - portion of tractor gas 35.30
Filler's flendit Shop - straighten roller on mower 1.00
77 7? 't - welding plate on mower levers 1.00
" - welding pump casting 2.00
'4220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - disinfectant, vaseline, peroxide 1.31
Charters Publishing - parking tickets 50.3$
'. utomatic Pumping - test ►ell 25.00
General Investigation - services of uniformed officers for July 124.$0
Henderson-Nichol Drugs - reduced ir6n .95
TOTAL OF AUTHORIZ2D LIST
Payroll July 1960
Payroll August 1960
24 014.27
50,341.98
39,67$.98
GRAND TOTAL 1$4.035.23
fl?etropo/tcui Joronto and Ieeion
Conjeruation 4ttt/orit �
MINUTES
UNtk Pro R0VE0
�NLY�
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Executive Committee Meeting
September 28thy1960
No. 16
The Executive Committee met in the Main Building,
Edwards Gardens, Don Mills, on Wednesday) September 28th, 1960, commenc-
ing at 10 :00 a.m.
PRESENT. WERE:
Chairman -
Vice Chairman -
Members -
Dr. G. 1t. Lord
W. C. Davidson
J. A. Bryson
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
W. S. MacLonnell
C. R. Purcell
G. Sauriol
Authority Member - A.
Sectetary
Treasurer - F.
Director of
Operations - K.
Assistant Director
Of Operations - E.
Geographer - H.
Public Relations
Consultant - J.
Metropolitan Parks
Commissioner -T.
MINUTES:
M. Campbell
L. Lunn
G. Higgs
D. Sutter
D. Sutter
Grimshaw
W. Thompson
The Minutes of Meeting No. 15/60 were presented.
Res. #192 Moved by:- H. j. Honsberger
Seconded by:- W. C. Davidson
Resolved That:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 15/60
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -19 -- DOWNSVIEW MEADOWS PROPERTY:
A representation was made on behalf of Downsview Meadows
Limited in regard to their lands expropriated in connection with
Scheme W.C. -19. The matter was discussed at some length.
Res. #193 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
Resolved That:- the proposals of Downsview Meadows
Limited in regard to their lands expropriated in
connection with Scheme 'J.C.19 be referred to
the Authority Solicitor for study and report.
Carried Unanimously.
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B -197
''EST DON RIVER -- BETHESDA HOSPITAL:
A delegation representing Bethesda General Hospital waited
on the Meeting requesting adproval of their future development.
Res. #194 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By :- T'. C. Davidson
Resolved That:- a visit be made at the next
Executive meeting to the site to study the
propcsed development for enlarged hospital
facilities of Bethesda General Hospital which
would enroach upon the upper valley slopes of
the T:Test Don River.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -21 -- EGLINTON FLATS:
A Staff Report was presented containing certain suggestions
for the amendment of Scheme W.C. -21. The matter was discussed in detail.
Res. #195 Moved By :- R. G. henderson
Seconded By :- H. S. Honsberger
Resolved That:- the brief of Scheme T r; C. 1 -- Eglinton
Flats, be amended as suggested in the Staff Report
dated September 14th, 1960, and resubmitted to the
Metropolitan Corporation for further consideration
and approval.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -6 -- STAR CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT:
A communication was presented from James F. MacLaren Associates,
suggesting that the contrPct with Star Construction be terminated;
Res. #196 Moved By:- q. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- the contract with Star Construction
in connection with Scheme W.C.-6 be terminated as
,recommended by the Consulting Engineer and the
Star , and that James F. MacLaren be authorized
to make arrangements to call in another contractor
to carry out such work as remains to be done.
Carried Unanimously.
WINTER WORKS PROGRAMME - 1960 -1961:
The Staff presented a Report on the proposed Winter Works
Progra:l me or the coming Winter. The proposals contained in the Report
were considered in detail.
Res. #197 Moved By :- C. Sauriol
Seconded by:- Mrs. D. Hague
Resolved That:- the Report on the proposed Winter
Works Program be received and approved and further
that the Staff be authorized to make application
for approval of the following projects:
Pr t Estimated Labour
Cost
coil ervation Areas --
Development & Tree P1 anti l,g$ 55,000.0C
Hear,, rake Reel• oat; nn Bldg. 36,000.0b
Phase III of Black Creek
Flood Control Program 178,000.00
Carried Unanimously.
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OFFICE ACOOT'fM®ATION:
The Staff presented a Report requesting that provision be made
prior to February 1st for more adequate office accommodation. Alternative
proposals were discussed in detail.
Res. ;19$ Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Secori ed By:- H. S. Honsberger
Resolved That: the Chairman and Secretary be
authorized to negotiate and execute an agreement
with Herb Sills Limited for the rental of office
accommodation of 6,000 square feet (more or less),
located on theSouth side of No. 7 Highway
between Jane and Keele Streets, for a period of
five years at a yearly rate not to exceed $2.25
per square foot, subject only to the final
approval of the layout plan by this Executive.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C.-5 -- WAKELIN PROPERTY:
Reeve A. M. Campbell of Scarborough spoke to the Meeting re-
questing that consideration be given to providing some compensation to the
remaining owners of buildings located on the Wakelin p roperty.
A communication from Mr. 0. E. Crockford in the same
connection was also considered.
Res. #199 Moved By:- C. 1L. rumen
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Resolved That:- the communication from
Mr. 0. E. Crockford and the request of
Mr. A. M. Campbell regarding the 4akelin
property be referred to the Solicitor
for study and a report.
Carried Unanimously:
EROSION CONTROL -- LOWER HIGHLAND CREEK:
A•Staff Report was presented recommending that consideration
be given to adopting a Scheme as a Winter Works prcject for the control
of erosion and thestabilization of the stream banks of the Lancer High-
land Creek.
ftes� ft200 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- C. H. Purcell
Resolved That:- the Staff be authorized and
directed to --
(1) Prepare a Scheme for the control
of erosion and the stabilization
of stream banks in the Lower
Highland Creek as a winter Works
prcject with the Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto as the
benefitting municipality.
(2) Retain Crysler, Davis and Jorgenson
Limited as consulting engineers to
prepare estimates of the cost, and
plans for the project.
Carried 'Unanimously.
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE COVERAGE:
As directed, the Staff presented a Report received from Reed,
Shaw, and McNaught concerning proposed accident insurance on key personnel
and Authority Members.
Res. 7;201 Moved By:- C. Purcell
Seconded By:- C. Saurin].
Resolved That:- the communication regarding
the provision of Accident Insurance coverage
for the Members of the Authority and certain
Staff members be referred to the Personnel
Sub - committee for study and report.
Carried Unanimously.
"RESOURCES FOR TO-MORROW" CONFERENCE:
A communication was presented from the Minister of Lands and
'orests inviting the Authority to present a brief for consideration by
the "Resources For To- Morrow" Conference planned to be held in Montreal
October 23 - -2$, 1961.
Res. #202 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- the Staff be authorized and
directed to prepare a brief for submission to
"Resources For To- Morrow" Conference within
the following framework:
(a) Conservation in the Toronto Region
(b) Metropolitan Toronto & Region Conservation Authority
(1) Administration and Personnel
(2) Financial Aspect
(3) Legal Aspects
(4) Social - Political Aspects
(c) M.T. &R.C.A. - Conservation Achievements
(1) Soil
(2) 'eater and Flood Control
(3) Forests
(4) : ildlife
(5) Recreation
(6) Education
(d) M.T. &R.C.A. - Conservation Objectives
(1) Soil
(2) TATater and Flood Control
(3) Forests
(4 Wildlife
5 Recreation
0) Education
Carried Unanimously.
TOWNSHIP CF KING -- FUTURE SEWAGE DISMAL SYSTEM:
A communication was presented from the Planning Board of the
Township of King requesting the assistance of the Authority in planning
their future sewage disposal systeni.
R es. #203 Moved By:- 'W, C. DAvidso n
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol.. i
Resolved That:- the Staff be authorized to confer
with the Planning Board of the Township of King,
officials of the Ontario '''ate. Resources Commission
and the Metropolitan Planning Board in connection
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with a future proposed Sewage Disposal
System for the Township of King!
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME +T. C.-!5 -- HAL LAHAN PROPERTY:
A Staff Report was presented regarding the erosion problem
on the Hallahan property adjoining lands owned by the Authority in
Highland Creek
Res; ;i204 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- the Staff Report on
the erosion problem on the Hallahan
property in Highland Creek be received
and further that the recommendations
contained therein and set forth herein
be adopted:
(a) -that Mr. .Hallahan not be permitted
to enroach on Authority lands
(b) - that action be taken against Mr. Hallahan
to reimburse the Authority for damage
already done
(c) -that the Staff be authorized, under the
terms of the Conservation Authorities
Act, to acquire a strip of land from
Mr. hallahan along the north boundary
of his property to include the top of
the bank and at least fifty feet beyond
the top.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C.-15 -- CHANNEL IMPROJ EMENTS :
A Staff Report was presented recommending that the Sun Oil
company be permitted to carry out certain channel improvements in the
Don River as a means of protecting their pipe line:
Res. #205 Moved By:- C. n. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That : - the Staff communication regarding
certain channel improvements proposed to be
carried out by the Sun Oil Company on lands
acquired by the Authority in connection with
Scheme TZ.C. -15 be received and further th,Z
the recommendations contained therein and
set forth herein be adopted:
(1) -that the Sun Oil Company be permitted
to carry out the channel improvements in
accordance with plans approved by the
Authority
(2) -that the Staff of the Authority be directed
to supervise the construction of the channel
improvements
(3) -that the Sun Oil Company agree to assume
all liabilities for damages that might
result from the undertaking of this work.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -5 -- F. KNIGHT PROPERTY:
A Staff communication was presented requesting direction in
the matter of settlement of the Knight property acquired in connection
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with Scheme W.C. -5
Res: #206 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- C. A. Purcell
Resolved That:- without prejudice, the
Secretary Treasurer be authorized to offer
F. Knight the sum of six thouand dollars,
plus the amount of the 1960 Taxes paid
by him, in full settlement of his claim
for compensation for the West 250 feet of
the East 302 feet of Block ? ?A" Plan 2546
lownship of Scarborough, which was acquired
under the provisions of the Uonsery -tion
Authority Act in connection with Scheme W.. -5.
Carried Unanimously.
CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES CONFERENCE - 1960:
A communication was presented from Pair. A. H.•Richardson
in retard to 1690 Conservation Authorities Conference.
Res. #207 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded Byi- C. Sauriol
Resolved That:- All members of the Authority
be invited to attend the 1960 Conservation
Authorities Conference being held in Preston
October 31st, November 1st and 2nd, and further
that out -of- pocket expenses of Members
attending be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
On motion, the meeting was adjourned at 1:30 p.m.
G. R. Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
Oct. 1/60
metropolitan 7oronto and legion
Con�eruation Ju,th,torit�
MINIJTES
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Executive Committee Meeting
October 12th, 1960 No. 17
The Executive Coma _ttee met in the Main Building, Edwards Gardens, Don
Mills, on Wednesday, October 12th, 1960, commencing at 10:00 a.m.
PRESENT 'ERE :
Chairman Dr, G, a, Lord
Vice-- Chairmm '!. C Davidson
Members J. R. Bryson,
Mrs. J, •i Gardner
Mrs, U, Hague
H. S Honsberger
F McKechnie
C, n, Purcell
C, Sauriol
Secretary Treasurer F, L Lunn
Director of
Operations K. G, His
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting No 16/60 were presented,
Res. Z,-'20$ Moved By:- H, S, Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs, D. Hague
Resolved That:- The Minutes of Meeting No, 16/60
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
Res. W209 Moved By:- Mr H. S.. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mr, i McKechnie
Resolved That:- The accounts in the sum total
of 4,2V),569.51 and appended as Schedule "A" of
these Minutes be approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO, 3 OF CONSERVATION AREAS ADVISORY B01 RD :
This was presented by Mr, Sauriol,
Res. #210 Moved By:- Mr. C, Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs, J, A. Gardner
Resolved That:- Report No. 3 of Conservation Areas
Advisory Board be received, and that the recommendations
contained therein as amended and set forth herein
be adopted:
1. That the recommendations contained in the
Report of the 1 ildlife Sub - Committee alpended
as Schedule /A" of the Minutes of Meeting No. 3
of the Conservation Areas Advisory Board be
adopted.
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2, That Scheme C. .m, -22 "A Scheme for the
Further Extensidn of the Black Creek
Conservation Area" be adopted and
further in this connection that the following
action be taken:
(a) That ali member Municipalities be
designated as benefitting.
(b) That the Psi nister of Planning and
Development be requested to approve
the Scheme and make a grant of 50%
of the cost thereof.
(c) 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
documents.
3. That the Staff be authorized and directed to
retain the services of R. K. Kilborn and Associates
to design a suitable structure to span Duffi n's
Creek in the Claremont Conservation Area, and that
a report be prepared for consideration by the
Executive Committee before final design is
prepared.
y.. That if the proposed negotiations for the land
required for the Bruce's Mill Conservation Areas arc
successful --
That Scheme C.ti, -23 "A Schem9 for the Acquisition
and Development of the Bruce s Mill Conservation
Area" be adopted and further 'in this connection,
the following action be taken:
(a) That all member Municipalities be designated
as benefitting.
(b) That the Minister of Planning and Development
be requested to approve the Scheme and make a
grant of 50,- of the cost thereof.
(c) That wI: en 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 documents.
5. That Mr. Allan I1ainio of the Department of Lands
and Forests be a, pointed to replace Mr, J. M. Fraser
as a Member of the Wildlife Sub - Committee of the
Conservation Areas Advisory Board.
Carried Unanimously.
.EP ORT OF PEaSONNEL SUB-COMMITTEE:
The above report was presented.
rtes, #211 Moved By: Mr, C, A Purcell
Seconded By: Mr, C, Sauriol
Resolved That:- 'ihe Report of the Personnel
Sub - Committee be received and appended as
Schedule "C" of these Minutes, and further
that the recommendations contained therein
be adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
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.,TAFF PROGRESS REPORT:
Mr. Higgs presented the Staff Progress Report for the period of May 1st t.
August 31st, 1960.
Hes, 11212 Moved By: Mr. C, 1L, Purcell
Seconded By: Mr, '. C, Davidson
Resolved That:- The Staff Progress Repo t•for
the period of May 1st to August 31st, 1960,
be received with pleasure and appended as
Schedule "B' t of these Minutes.
Carried Unanimously.
' ATER AVAILABILITY AND POLLUTION CONFERENCE:
A Staff communication was presented requesting authority for certain
personnel to attend the Conference on ''ater Availability and Pollution
being held in London on October 19th, 1960,
Res. #21, Resed By: Mr, He S. rionsberger
Seconded By: Mr, C, it, Purcell
Resolved 'That:- Mr, M. G, Johnson and
Mr, E. F, Sutter be authorized to attend the
Conference on ' 'ater Availability and Pollution •
being held at London, Ontario, on October 19, 1960,
and that their expenses be paid.
Carried Unanimously.
FISHERVILIE CHURCH:
The following tenders were presented for moving the Fisherville Church
to the Pioneer Village:
C. Matthews..., $1,325.00
James J. McRae & Son , V1250.00
J. Harrison 431,200.00
Res, #214 Moved By: Mr, C. ri, Purcell
Seconded By: Mr H, S. Honsberger
Resolved That:- J. Harrison be awarded the contract
to move the Fisherville Church to the Pioneer
Village for the sum of w1,200.00, his tender
being the lowest received.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -22 -- BLACK CREEK:
The Staff reported that Scheme W.C.-22 had been approved as a hinter
Forks project and recommended t at the Schme now be formally adopted.
Res, #215 Moved By:_ Mrs. J, A, Gardner
Seconded By: Mr. C. Sauriol
Resolved That:- Scheme W.C.-22 "A Scheme for
the channelization of the Black Creek from
Scarlett Road to Rockcliffe Blvd., and for
the acquisition of land in the vicinity of
Jane Street and Wilson Avenue" be adopted
and further in this connection, the follow -
ing action be taken:
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(a) That the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto be designated as the benefitting
municipality.
(b) That the Minister of rlanning and Develop-
ment be requested to approve of the Scheme
and a grant of 50,, of the cost thereof.
(c) That a copy of the Scheme be forwarded to
the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto
and that no action be taken on the Scheme
until such time as it is accepted and
approved by the said Municipality.
(d) That when approved by the Minister of
Planning and Development and by Metropolitan
Toronto that application be made to the
Ontario Municipal Board for their approval
if required.
(e) 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.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME v .C. -30 -- BL LCK CREEK
Dr. Lord reported that an additional Scheme - ?n the Black Creek would
probably receive favourable consideration as a Winter Works Programme
and recommended that such a Scheme be adopted.
Res. #216 Moved By:- Mrs, J, A. Gardner
Seconded By:- Mr. H. S. Hons berger
The Executive ,iecommends That:- Scheme 1.u,-30
"A Scheme for the Ghannelization of the Black
Creek from Jane Street and ,;ilson Avenue to
Rustic rtoad" be adopted and further in this
connection, the following action be taken: -
(a) That the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto be designated as the benefitting
Municipality,
(b) That the Minister of Planning and
Development be requested to approve of
the Scheme and a , *rant of 5070 of the cost
thereof.
(c) That a copy of the Scheme be forwarded to
the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto
and that no action be taken on the Scheme
until such time as it is accepted and
approved by the said Municipality.
(d) That when approved by the Minister of Planning
and Development and by Metropolitan Toronto
that application be made to the Ont rio
]iunicipal Board for their approval if
requir. d.
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(e) Thatwhen approved the appropriate
Authority officials be authorized and
directed to take whatever xtion is
required in connection with the Scheme includir
the execution of any necessary agreements,:
(f) That the Staff be instructed to make
application for approval of the Scheme as
a winter Works project.
Carried Unanimously.
wOODSWORTH PROPERTY -- S' ANSEA :
A communication was presented suggesting that Mr, Woodsoorth of Ellis
Avenue, Swansea, would consider deeding a portion of his property for
park purposes.
Res. -217 Moved By:- Mr, H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mr. C. R. Purcell
Resolved That:- The communication having
regard to the property of Mr, K. C. "oodsworth,
200 Ellis Avenue, be received and referred
to the Village of Swansea, the Metropolitan
Parks Department, and the City of Toronto
officials.
Carried Unanimously.
BUDGET REVIEW TO SEPTEMBER 30, 1960:
The Staff presented a review of Budget expenditures to September 30th,
which was discussed in detail,
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting was adjourned at 1:30 p.m.
G. R. Lord
Chairman
October 13, 1960
F. L. Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer
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"Schedule A" September 30, 1960.
`l$ - Machinery & Equipment Costs
Flintkote Co. - 1 colas portable sprayer ‘ 405.12
White Hardware - wrench set & skill drill 157.19
IT it - IT IT it 1? tr 157.19
sr IT - 1 wrench set, 2" drive, 1 set 4" drive £35.79
Duke Lawn Equipment - 1 goodall arlington mower 151.51
Westgate Transport - tpt. charges on above purchase 2.00
White Hardware - bench vise & grinder $7.10
11 - Petty Cash
F. L. Lunn - to reimburse the petty cash fund 42.91
19 - Office Equipment - Costs
Drake Delta - 1 viewfinder
11 rr - 1 telematic lens
Grand & Toy - 1 file cabinet - 4 drawer
#20 - Areas Equipment - Costs
Humber Automotive - battery tester & hydrometer
Para Paints - varnish for picnic tables
- varnish for picnic tables
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• - credit re: return of 45 gal. varnish drum
• - picnic table varnish, green paint &
methlhydrate
Berndt's Auto Body - 1 chain saw & assesories
Flintk to Co - credit re: return of colas drums
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#27 - Options on Land not Yet Purchased
K. G. Higgs - reimbursement of cash exp. re option to
purchase Rowley property
H. Kennedy - option to purchase Lot 35 Con. 5
Twp. of Aarkham
Al - Members Allowance & Meeting Expense
Charles Sauriol - expenses re Soil Cons. Society of
America annual meeting in Guelph
J. A. Bryson - expenses re Soil Cons. Society of
America annual meeting in Guelph
A2 - Stationery & Supplies
Gestetner - mimeo paper
If - mimeo paper
A. T. Squibb - office supplies •
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - index divider
Si IT " - stamp pad
Sr IT " - absorbent
sr ++ " - bristol board
H. G. Barlow - supplies & stationery
91 IT ++ - 1 stamp "printed matter"
it It " - envelopes
Charters Publishing - business cards
it IT - suede wove envelopes
- envelopes
Grand & Toy - journal sheets & carbon
Charters Publishing - invoice forms
If It - picket cards
76.00
2$0.00
10$.00
7.45
174.$5
72.15
5.00 CREDIT
19$.00
220.$0
$.00 CREDIT
1.00
100.00
60.70
79.30
23.07
29.37
4.96
34.$5
.15
. 45
. 25
.38
22.69
1.66
10.53
5.55
4.44
2$.75
19.4$
27.47
14.15
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A2 - Stationery cc Supplies (Cont'd)
H. G. Barlow - drafting supplies
Hughes - Owens - drafting supplies
Challenger Manifold - supplies for duplicating machine
Norman Wade - drafting supplies
Underwood Ltd. - typewriter service
Gestetner - mimeo paper
- if if
Bolton Enterprise - 200 cards $ x 6
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Bradma - plates for addresso
A3 - Vehicle Expense
Hagman Motors - repair vehicle ;7•3
Thompson Tire - repair flat on truck
1f it - change tires re vehicle ;r7
International Harvester - repair vehicle ir7
Hawman Motors - repair vehicle 0
" - repair P. & D. vehicle
I' iv - mats for patrol car
Sholdice Service Supply - repair vehicle ;, -20
Sherwood Motors - repair vehicle 7T6
Humber Automotive - hydraulic hose end & bolts
sr it - bulbs
Ross Lipsett - tires do tubes re vehicle y12
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J. Burrows Garage - repair vehicle T5
Gibson's Garage - gas cc repair tire vehicle 11,10
Bradshaw's Fina Service - tire repair vehicle ;, -9
Gibson's Garage - gass & oil vehicle ;,•10
- lub. & tire repair vehicle ;-,'10
Si ff - gas vehicle j,-10
- gas vehicle ,i7
" " - gas vehicle 2f10
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tr it .1 fr rr & lube
Province of Ont. Dept. of Transport - license plates for
grove trailer
Geo. R. Farr & Son - adjust brakes & align front end
vehicle »-14
Geo. R. Farr & Son - tighten exhaust system replace plugs
& points vehicle ;r 4
Louis Muise - apsrk plugs, condenser, points, rotor arm
vehicle ;r 4
Kerr's Garage - repairs to vehicle ;,•20
Gibson's Garage - gas & polish for vehicle ;r10
Elmo Disney - repairs to vehicle „1$
Hawman Motors - fuse & bulb for vehicle 2,-7
1r sr - repair stop & tail lights on vehicle ;,•7
f1 " - repair vehicle yr2
Geo. R. Farr & Son - repair to vehicle d3
Sherwood Motors - repairs to vehicle ;,•b
J. A. Mc Leave & Sons - repairs to vehicle w10
A4 - Mileage & Expense for Staff
Paul B. Flood - travel exp. for Aug. re Guth. business
E. Hultay - IT Sr ST IT IT .r Sf
T. E. Barber - IT IT II it 0 TV If
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R. F. Stocek -
M. G. Johnson -
K. 17. Strasser -
R. W. O'Brien -
J. Greenstreet -
H. D. Sutter -
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w 10.50
4.19
56.75
$.05
30.30
24.27
24.74
14.99
21.74
.25
19.35
4.00
6.00
107.43
70.50
51.10
7.50
58.50
7.50
3.19
1.36
73.62
60.16
6.32
5.00
1.00
4.70
8.60
4.25
5.50
4.00
4.90
6.40
4.60
4.70
7.60
5.25
12.15
10.59
11.25
13.31
5.30
4.20
13.75
4.65
16.60
50.75
114.73
$4.60
71.30
120.75
32.31
121.00
46.90
133.70
46.20
$.b0
56.20
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A4 - Mileage & Expense for Staff (Cont'd )
F. L. Lunn - travel expense for Aug. re s.uth. business & SCS.; 146.15
James Bradford - travel exp. for Sept. re t.uth. business 12.00
K.G.Higgs - travel exp. re :.uth. Business for May 1 to .:ug.31 108.85
C.B. Thompson - travel exp. re r'.uth. business for Sept. 67.80
E. Hultay - it it .r if if it sr 77.60
Brian Halstead - ii :i u it IT ii it 13.70
R. W. O'Brien - it If it it Si it it 29.00
P. B. Flood - it It it :t 11 11 11 44.30
.5 - Light, Heat, Power & TJater
North York Hydro
Woodbridge Hydro
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- hydro for Black Creek Wk.Shp. & office
- hydro re Office
- hydro re Office annex
- hydro re Office s.nnex
- hydro re Office
,16 - Rent
C. Graham - rent for office for September
St IT if ii it '' October
- Telephone
Bell Telephone - Bolton 573J -4 .ugust
- SNLG 129R -3
Mills Telephone - 6 mo. billing July
Mono Mills 22R3
- SNLG 226 ..ugust
- WH 2 -2070 Sept.
- Z1. 7 -3573 t,
- Z4. 5 -8253 it
- .T 8 -1123 it
- ..T 8 -0671 it
- ..L 7 -8745 11
- CLRtviT - 808R -21 Sept.
- ME 3 -9901 Sept.
- Bolton 573J -4 Sept.
- HU 9 -5686 Sept.
- SNLG 226 i'
- SNLG 129R3 i1
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h9 - Cleaning & Office Maintenance
Mrs.G. Cochrane - cleaning service for ..ugust
Woodbridge Hardware - fuses
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- batteries
- electrical fitting
- fuses
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning service for Sept.
27.07
9.43
4.09
5.92
4.09
200.00
200.00
10.55
4.75
51.00
22.05
18.10
38.00
38.70
279.35
23.70
8.45
19.30
42.60
10.70
37.74
18.45
3.45
85.00
.45
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.54
.45
85.00
:.12 - Insurance
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - increase machinery & Equipment policy 2.00
11 11 1t - increase Machinery & Equipment policy
to cover gas pumps 7.99
:.14 - General Expense
:.11priser - service charge re reference book 28.50
Liberal Printing - re: help wanted ad 11.60
Community Planning .ssoc. - membership for 1960 -61 C.P...C. 5.00
Canadian Tire Corp. - 1 haver sock 7.95
Albert Britnell Book Shop - reference books 10.03
..14 - General Expense (Cont'd)
Globe & Bail - re: help
N.Y,S. Conservationist -
Markham Economist & Sun
InterstFte Publishing -
Dr. C. D. McLean - emplo
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wanted ad
renewal subscription to
- help wanted ad
reference book
yees examination for appt
permanent staff
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27.30
Conservationist5.00
10.40
1.12
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5.00
..16 - I. & E. Consultant & Expense
Ont. Editorial Bureau . Consultant exp. for 3 mo. ended ,.ug.31
1,295.41
4.19 - I. & E Tours o Special Days
C.N.I.B. - coffee supplied for garden club tour 8.75
j +20 - 1. & E. Promotion Expense
Peel County .Lgri. Society - rental of space for Brampton Fair 30.00
.,ctive Hobby Centre - material for ..uthority display 7.226
Henderson - Nichol J)r Tgs - film 2.46
- pictures
11 " " - film .96
iP sr 1r - film .96
1+ IT " - pictures 1.50
nurice Jabiu'- - coloi.rin for '•uthority display 3.00
Canadian Press Clippings - services for August 16.10
Drake Delta - photographic Supplies 111.45
White Hardware - casters for display $1.00
Woodbridge Hardware - electric socets for film production $.14
11 1+ - plastic pails for display 1.79
Central Airways - rental of aircraft for taking Au*;hy film 31.25
Moir Engraving - engraving for publicity purposes 177.33
D. M. Mitchell - travell expense re attendance at Brampton
Fair 4.30
Markham East York Arg. Society - exhibit space at Markham Fair 30.00
Norm Taylor - travel expense re attencance at Brampton Fair 4.80
M. Knechtel - colour photographs for promotion 36.00
C.N.I.B. - refreshmentd supplied for Radio, Press & T.V.
preview of Festival 42.50
A21 - Machinery & Repairs & Operating Costs
B. A. Oil - credit card purchases for August
Fagin' s Garage - gas purchases for August
PCO Services - repairs to sprayer
Sholdice Service - depth wheels for tree planter
Don Whitehead - repair tractor tire
Sholdice Service - oil filter & oil re tractor
Weston Ornamental Iron - reinforce arms of tractor
Gibson' s Garage - repair tractor tire
11 " - tire & tube for tractor
Berndt's Auto Body - oil & plugs for chain saw
A23 - Farm Pond Subsidies
Woodbridge Hardware - corks re pond studies
King's Television - 1 resistor, 1 ammeter, 1 rehostate re
pond studies
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - copper su] phate
copper sulphate
distilled water
distilled water
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British Drug Houses - labority reagents
Woodbridge Hardware - tins for farm pond studies
Harold G. Oakley - farm pond subsidy
C. McClure - farm pond subsidy
Berndt's Auto Body - oars for boat used on Farm Pond Surveys
A. ',T. Gillespie - farm pond subsidy
L. ,. - - r'...... F bsir•y
7$9.06
32.34
5.40
20.00
1.25
15.20
43.25
1.00
24.$0
5.70
1.62
14.0$
2.00
9.50
.75
.75
6.$3
2.27
50.00
50.00
7.95
50.00
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A24 - Land Use General
Dept. Agriculture (H.L. Fair) - charges re land judging
competition
Robert A. Bell - tile drainage subsidy
'T. J. Honey - tile drainage subsidy
C. Burkholder - tile drainage subsidy
G. F. '.Thittomore - tile drainage subsidy
E. Hoover - the drainage subsidy
Albert Frost - tile drainage subsidy
A25 - Postage
Receiver General Canada - postage
Pitney -Bowes - rental postage meter
A28 - Chairman' s - xpense
Dr. G. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses for the month of
August 1960
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182.50
140.00
200.00
114.70
174.00
166.00
18$.00
200.00
25.55
223.40
A29 - Flood ''arning 3vstem
Village of Pickering Hydro & "ater Dept. - hydro re Pickering
Stream Gauge 1.25
K. G. Higgs - re- .mbursement of cash exp. re: collect calls to
home re Flood T•!arning System 1.40
North York Hydro - hydro re York Stream Gauge 1.50
H.E.P.C. of Twp. of Toronto - hydro re Somerville Stream Gauge 2.30
A31 - Tlildlife Expenses
Canada Fackers - fish food
'roodbridge Hardware - paint brush & aquarium cement
" It - screens for nature tr it display
A33 - Property Taxes - Non Revenue C/A & Reforestation
Twp. of Albion - 1960 taxes re Horan property 77.52
11 " - 1960 taxes re Kelby property 51.6$
IT " - 1960 taxes re Verner property 6$.30
it " - 1960 taxes re Durvalo property 51.6$
IT " - 1960 taxes re McArthur property 63.00
1. " - 1960 taxes re Duffy property 75.13
It " - 1960 taxes re Henderson property 31.30
fi " - 1960 taxes re Flaxton property 191.24
f< " - 1960 taxes re Plaxton property 34.15
,r " - 1960 taxes re Dingle Conservation Area 103.35
Twp. of Caledon - 1960 taxes re Tloods property 58.65
it I' - 1960 taxes re Church property 67.20
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development
Steve McCauley - well re group camp site 1,460.00
Woodbridge Farmers - seed 53.52
Gavin & Logan - retaining wall along beach area 325.85
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - first aid supplies 3.15
E. Darby '. Sons - seeding & mulching 157.50
Flintkote - material for hydro seeding 40.12
Agricultural Chemicals - fertilizer 79.02
i, it - fertilizer 47.69
Brampton Lumber - cement & sealbond 20.00
4' " - cement & sealbond 17.50
Woodbridge Farmers - apportion trrctor gas 95.29
Caledon Sand & Gravel - brick sand 1.56
John Patterson Construction - weighing of 6 load of stone 2.50 6
ft 1? It " " " 3.00
Flintkote Co. - return of empty colas cans CREDIT 16.00
Woodbridge H'rdw= re - brooms 2.97
Peel Construction - calcium for roads 30.00
Houston Building Supplies - conode pipe & elbow 52.$7
41.93
1.39
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C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development (Const)
Houston Building Supplies - conode pipe & cement & sealbond
Armstrong Brothers - gravel
C6C - Albion Hills - Construction & Development
13212
48.18
19.38
Bardale Construction - final cert. (1]. 0. Chishoml) re earth
fill dam at Albion 1,019.34
Woodbridge Hardware - paiht re log service building 4:95
Wm. H. Dick - diesel fuel 8.78
9 It tt - motor oil 7.75
'i f1 't - portion tractor gas 36.30
ti tt tt - diesel fuel 8.78
Houston Building Sup 1 ie s - cement & sealbond 9.74
Para Paints - green paint 4.80
E. Darby & Sons - seeding & mulching 292.50
Flintkote Co. - Material for hydro seeding 160.4$
Woodbridge Farmers - corrugated coupler 12.50
Agricultural Chemicals - fertilixer 116.61
Woodbridge Farmers - spray lime for Albion Service building 1.80
Automatic Pumping - copper pipe & C C couplings 21.78
t,:oodbridge Farmers - seed 80.28
9 tt - culverts for parking lot 145.85
Zenith 7lectric - electrical supplies for refreshment booth 64.11
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas 36.30
u 9 tt - portion tractor gas 90.75
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies 2.30
Gibson's Garage - cutting culvert 1.00
Para Paints - creosote
33.75
Zenith Lle ctric - electrical wire re ref. booth 97.66
A. Roodzant - travel expense re Albion Const. for Aug. & Sept. 49.00
H. Kitchener - straw re mulch for grass planting 180.00
Flintkote Co. - return of empty colas cans CREDIT 56.00
It n If n tt CREDIT 40.00
Woodbridge Hdwe. - hippo oil, scraper & knife re service
building 18.85
it tt - paint 4.95
Card Lumber - lumber for refreshment booth 17.40
it 9 - ribbed lathe & concrete aggregate re outhouses 15.25
9 tt - cement " sealbond re log service building 10.25
It It - cement °. sealbond 14.80
' Woodbridge H= rdware - caulking tubes 2.34
Automatic Pumping - pump bases, filters & checkes 36.53
tt tt - well seals 12.94
tt It - plumbing supplies re refreshment booth 37.47
it It - plumbing supplies re refreshment booth 76.36
Norm Taylor - travel expense re Albion Construction 9.60
H. M. Davis - grading road & parking lot 90.00
Matson' s Haulage - hauling fill b4.00
C8C - Boyd Area - Construction & Development
J. Scoles - travel expense re Boyd Development 7.00
S. Bo nt j e - tt It tt It 10.20
Elmer Lundy - tt It It It 12.30
Woodbridge Farmers - diesel oil 8.82
Maple Ready Mix - concrete for comfort station .30
Dorval Copithorn - moving loader to Boyd 48 15.00
Houston Building Supplies - expansion joints 6.84
Automatic Pumping - plumbing fixtures for comfort station 50.61
II it - plumbing fixtures for comfort station 7.32
It tt - plastic pipe re underground telephone cable 1.35
9 t1 - plumbing supplies re change house 85.54
If I. - plumbing supplies re change house 19.71
tt It - plumbing supplies re change house 5.80
It If - plumbing supplies re comfort station 16.62
tt tt - plumbing supplies re comfort station 1.19
tt tt - plumbing supplies re comfort station 239.10
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C$C - Boyd Area - Construction & Development (Can't)
Armstrong
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"oodbridge
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Brothers
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Farmers -
II -
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- gravel for parking lots 9. roads
- gravel for parking lots & roads
seed
seed
- seed & fertilizer
- portion tractor gas
- portion tractor gas
- seed & fertilixer
- seed & fertilizer
- silage forks (2)
K. Staal - excavating re comfort station
Blair Plastering - lathing & plastering comfort station
Graham Products - plastic panels for change house
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - first aid su ;.lies
Jacuzzi Universal - vacum gauge
Woodbridge Farmers - corrugated galvanized coupler
Porcelain A Metal i roducts - pe rtitions for comfort station
TTeaver Concrete - well tile & lids for comfort station
Flintkote Co. - material for hydro seeding
Lido Tile - floor tile for comfort station
" " - floor tile for comfort station
M. L. Snyder - rubber gloves
Automatic Pumping - plumbing supplies re comfort station
E. 1Jarby & Sons - se ding & mulching
Argicultural Chtbmicals - fertilizer
Skiltools Ltd. - cut off wheels re construction of comfort
station
Armstrong Brothers - gr'vel
Woodbridge Farmers - portion of tractor gas
G. H. wood - waste recepticals for comfort station
Armstrong 3rothers - gravel
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies
- electrical supplies
H. M. Davis & Sons - grading & ditching roads & parking lots
Lockyer Ready ] ix - cement
Robertson Plumbing-air valve re pump
-Toodbridge Farmers - lub. for tractor
" - tractor gas
- oil for tr ctor
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re comfort station
Flintkote Co. - return of empty col: s drums CREDIT
- return of empty colas drums CREDIT
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies
Russell Boynton - straw for hydro seeding
MacMillan Bloedel - plywood sheeting
Concrete Pipe - concrete culvert
James Robertson - plumbing supplies
Harry R. Lockyer - sand & gravel
Woodbridge Hardware - chaulk mason's line
r' r' - cement fasteners & stone bolts
- rubber gloves & thumb tacks
- hex key
- sand paper
- barbaloy bit
- codmium plated screws
- casket handles & table hinges
- flashlight batteries & padlock
- gate hinges & screws
- gate hinges
- glass, black caulking, putty knife,
glass cutter
n
ff
i7 if
If fi
If ff
If If
- thumb tacks
- wire cutters
- keys & key rings
- hinges
- cl=isel
B -213
397.21
383.01
62.44
$9.20
177.76
41.74
43.56
157.38
31.2$
12.30
328.50
275.00
77.3$
4.92
5.00
10.00
497.00
136.00
160.4$
1$9.00
122. 50
4.04
335.43
360.00
125.33
52.00
33.48
94.92
65.49
41.63
44.34
10.79
333.00
20. 52
6.70
7.25
86.03
6.80
61.93
48.00
16.00
15.94
245.00
146.07
28.51
70.85
13.$3
14.84
3.33
. 05
4.14
1.07
1.32
1.78
2.65
2.29
6.21
putty
6.72
.72
3.15
2.25
. 44
. 71
B -214
Eage $
C$C - Boyd Area - Construction & Development (Con' t )
Card Lumber - lumber re change house 2$9.45
" - lumber re change house 19$.54
" " - (DREDIT) re teturn of chi: gles purchased
Invoice #9518 June 2$/60 CR_DIT 15.90
" " - lumber 24.26
If - return of exelite CREDIT 216.00
Armstrong Brothers - grovel 21.36
James Robertson - toilet paper holders for comfort station 17.11
A. Marritt - hauling stone from Black Creek to Boyd 65.00
Woodbridge Hardware - paint 7.47
It If - pointed trowel
1.89
'' I' - stove bolts 1.71
It ti - screw drivers (4) 1 12
It - nails, carriage bolts 8.85
Aikenhead Hdwe. - lanterns, flashlights L batteries for same 1$.15
L. & G. Floor Covering - floor covering for reconstruction
of Farr house 265.76
Aikenhead Hardware - cabinet hardware for Farr house 29.94
Automatic Pumping - pump leathers 4.10
sr 1+ - plumbing supplies 15.91
" " - filter, check 16.37
" " - pressure switch & air control 9.3$
sr +r - pumping supplies 36.79
ft It - gate valve re comfort station 11.07
If " - well seals, line check 13.77
?enith Electric - switches & scotch tape 22.20
Armstrong Brothers - gravel for roads 30.66
Para Paints - paint, turps & sand paper 22. ; 0
':bite Hardware - hing s & door pulls for change he use 29.62
James Robertson - plumbing supplies for comfort station 13.67
Stan Maxey - installation of tile beds & septic tanks Farr
Property 210.00
Automatic Pumping - plumbing supplies for comfort station 9.33
Armstrong Brothers - gr vel for roads 31.50
Canadian Steel Strapping - staples #77-D 2$.30
James Robertson - toilet paper for comfort station 3.90
C$G - Boyd Area - General
Woodbridge Hardware - 1" bit
If " - rings & brackets
John Leckie - sisal rope
Woodbridge Hardware p bit
Humber Automotive - fuel line for pump
John Leckie Ltd. - freight charges on rope Invoice #5963
C13C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas
Blain' s Hdwe. - gate hinges & neptolac
Fagin's Garage - welding
'roodbridge Farmers - gate, nails, step la(der, seed
"oodbriclge Farmers p cement & lime re rearing ponds
Card Lumber - Kn B sheating
IT " - ten -test cheating
'roodbridge Farmers - culvert, staples & dowel
Beaver Lumber - lumber
Woodbridge Farmers - cement
1.39
.72
40.22
1.30
1.45
1.50
45.37
13.50
1.50
76.12
29.85
46.08
15.36
23.79
23.46
25.00
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C14C -, Greenwood - Construction & Development
Arthur Iv it chell - weeper tile
11 - weeper tile cro ss•.s
- 3/$" crushed stone
11
Vi
11
11
11
"
11
11
11
11
11
11
- fuel oil for cleaning colas machine
Graham Hardware - purchases for August
"Jaldson' s Hardware - rubber gloves
7,enith .electric - extension cord
B. A. Oil (Port Pope) - portion of tractor gas
Ontario Hydro ()shwa - service Greenwood liorkshop
C17C - Humber Trails - Construction & Development
Woodbridge Farmers - seed
11 11 - seed & fertilizer
E. Darby & Sons - seeding & mulching
Agricultural Chemicals - fertilixer
F enderson /Nichol !?rugs - first aid supplies
';oodbr idge Farmers - portion t rv; ctor gas
Card Lumber IC B, sheating
Woodbridge Hardware - wire brush
B -215
12.65
2.40
6.10
5.00
5.60
7.05
5.43
1$.16
3.00
33.35
79.42
14.02
26.76
14.61
135.00
40.04
1.83
30.30
69.12
.36
Cl$A - CA3 - Boyd Extension -Land
Balance of Purchase of Annie T. Farr property 500.00
C19C - Claremont - Construction & Development
Art Stevens - gigging footings & hole for gas tank 36.00
Arthur Mitchell - cement 12.50
Humber :'automotive - wrenches 6.70
Everlast Aluminum - aluminum windows & doors for Supt's house 454.00
Zenith Electric - extension cord 33.35
1oodbridge Farmers - diesel fuel $.$2
n jax Lumber - round lumber 1.50
Card Lumber - cement & polythene 36.25
11 71 - lumber 10.55
11 11 - lumber & screening 72.35
Ivan Beare - installing transformer pole & service box 26$.00
Woodbridge Hardware - 8 lb. sledge hammer 5.52
Automatic Pum.:ing - pumping supplies 14.79
Kamro Lighting - lighting fixtures for const. Supt's house 45.29
Burton Dunn - travel expense re Claremont Construction 44.80
Cooper Block - blocks for service building 10.80
11 11 - blocks for service building 75.60
" " - blocks for service building 75.46
J. C. Eoghson - disking & cultivating 43.50
Barclay Transport - brick sand 45.04
C25A - Greenwood Extension - Land
Purchase pt. lots 12 & 13 conc. ;;'5 Twp. of Pickering Roder
Properties Limited 79.450.00
C26A - Boyd Extension 1959 - Land
Roebuck & -alkinshaw - fees & adjustment re Purchase from
"allace extate 75.85
B -216
Page 10
C2£C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
';oodbriCge Farmers - portion tractor g s X40.29
It 11 - portion tractor gas 89.63
11 14 - culverts for roadsin area
VI
11
- culvert for ro ` dway
1' - culvert for roasway
H. M. Davis °: Sons - grading road & parking lot
North York Hydro - service Black Creek 'Tkshp. September
1oodbridge Farmers - diesel cil
York Steel Construction - rods for refreshment booth
Matson' s Haulage - sand & gravel for road & parking lot
Mac1 i11an & Bloedel - plywood
Forth York Hydro Com. - erecting transformer
K. M. Davix & Sons - grading gravel on roads & lots
298.60
109.80
146.40
2,413.50
1960 25.97
8.82
11,80
86:70
239.68
134.60
108.00
C32A - Boyd Extension 1960 - Land
Steve McCauley - test drilling for Thompson property
evaluation 100.00
Monarch Sand & gravel - to evaulating gravel content re: Thompson
property 25.00
"8A - WC4 - Lower Humber - Land
Purchase 'raysilk Property
Roebuck & 'Talkinshaw - fee & adjustment re acquisition of
property from Twp. of York
T116A - ;IC6 - Black Creek - Land
Purchase Lambton Golf Club property by quit claim deed 375.00
Roebuck & '-alkinshaw - fees & adjustment on acquisition by quit clai
deed of property from Lambton Eolf Club 324.97
'116B - Black Creek - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 10th acct. for engineering services in
connection with T;C #6 1,639.35
;;16F - WC6 - Black Creek - Le.,a1 & Taxes
Twp. of Eto bi cok e - apportioned 1959-60 taxes part lot 3
plan 1222 Toronto Dev. Corp. 833.62
1117A - T,'1C11 - Town of ' Teston - Land
Purchase of Humphrey Property 750.00
Roebuck & 'Talkinshaw - fee & adjustment re expropriation
Weston Golf & Country Club 365.40
- fee & adj. re purchase Humphrey prop. 37.65
500.00
56.20
1t
11
T118A - Highland Creek -
L and
Purchas: Florence Dawso
Purchase Charles Prear
Roebuck & ':alkinshaw -
S7 1T
11
11
n Prop =rty
pro pe rt y
adj. & legal fees re purchase
Richard & Mance Lee property
fees in connection with exchange of
property with twp. of Scarborough
fee & adj. re purchase Dawson prop.
fee & adjustment re purchase Chas.
prear Property
200.00
1,500.00
83.02
122.15
26.00
62. 22
Page 11
W20A - WC12 - York Mills - Land
B -217
R. Gauthier Roofing - renew roof on 17 Mill St. house 145.00
Howard R. Keena - valley & falv. iron for renewinf above roof 14.36
W20C - York Mills - Construction & Development
Consumer's Gas - charges re rerouting gas main at
Donino Ave. Bridge 4,120.44
W21A - T'IC17 - Humber Flood Plains - Etob., N.Y., Vaughan - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - purchase of Thistletown well plant from
Metro Toronto 1,000.00
T;'22A - titTC16 - Don River, E.Br. V.Y. - Land
Purchase of Oriol Filltraction Plant land 13,$70.00
Purchase Kennedy property 4,990.00
Arthur Death - survey & stake out east half/ lot 2 conc. 2
township of North York 159.90
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - legal fees & adj. re purchase
Kennedy property 107.50
W23 A - WC19 - Black Creek Dam - Land
Purchase of Rosen property 6,172,00
Swansea Construction - cert. #5 (J.F. MacLaren) re WC19 16,757.35
723B_ Black Creek Dam - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 5th acct. for engineering services to
WC19 652.33
"25A - TJC15 - Don River, W.Br., N.Y. - Leaside - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - foes R- adj. re: expropriation from
Meagher extate 2$4.$0
W26C - WC1$ - Stream Gauges - Construction & Development
TJoodbridge Hydro - hydro re Woodbridgd Stream Gauge 5.00
W2$A - T:'C21 - Eglinton Flats - Land
Chambers & Meredith - appriasal of scheme ?IC21 6,200.00
730A - '.1C22 - Black Creek Phase 13 - Preliminary - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fees & adj. in connection with
purchase Rosen property 9$.02
1430B - TrJC22 - Black Creek - Phase 0 - Engineering
Dominion Soil Investigation - site investigation Black
Creek Channelization scheme in Smythe Park & Area south of
Wilson Ave. 2,964.10
James F. MacLaren - 1st acct. for engineering services in connection
with Black Creek 1960 programme 8,325.58
731A - WC24 - Black Creek - Lawrence Avenue - Land
Ontario Municipal Board - fee Aursuant to section 14
Conservation Authority Act 10.00
Roebuck & TTalkinshaw - fee & adj. re expropriation from Ghegin 224.30
Page 12
W32A - WC25 - Rouge River - Land
Purchase Stangroom property
Purchase Norm & Helen Clarke property
Arthur Death - survey & stake pt. lot $ conc. 4 Scarboro
- survey part lots 7 & $ conc. 4 Scarboro
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee & adj. re purchase Clarke prop.
B -218
3,344.75
14,900.00
710.60
973.65
1$9.61
W33C - WC26 - Extension to Flood "arning System - Const. & Development
Wm. Crane - travel expense re Highland Creek Stream Gauge
Construction
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re Museum
Woodbridge Hardware - screening & steel wool
If " - hooks & drapery hooks
Dorval Copithorn - moving loader to Pioneer Village
Wilkinson - Kompas - horseshoe nails
A. T. Squibb & Sons - push pins
Woodbridge Farmers - rolled oats, chop, pig starter
Houston Building Supplies - paint
If " If - dowling
If " If - nails
" " - lumber
- paint
If If If - shasta white paint
- lumber
- paint
B. Napier Simpson Jr. - professional services re: Village
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - film
Wilkinson- Kompass - horseshoes
Ben -Ward Price - running advertisement in "Auctioneer"
Philip Carey - felt paper
Houston Building Supplies - cement
Simpsons - brass rings
Sears Limited - material for printing press
Woodbridge Farmers - feed for animals
Murray Printing - Pioneer Village tickets
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - all risks floater renewed
Gilbert A. Milne - photos exterior of buildings
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies
Maple Ready Mix - ready mix
Woodbridge Farmers - feed for animals
Frank Rogister - feed for livestock
C. N. Weber - knobs, back plate & curlew Signs brush
York Home News - ad re Pioneer Festival
Mrs. E. A. Benson - patent office reports
Weston Signs - banner re Festival
A. Roodzant - travel expense re Pioneer Village
Gilbert A. Milne - photos of Village
Zenith Electric - floodlamps
Wilkinson- Kompass - clips for wiffltrees
Skiltools Lts. - blades
Woodbridge Farmers - lime
Woodbridge Hardware - hook & finish nails
- mouse trap
- turpentine & paint brushes
If - raid, friction tape, fly catchers
t, tt - carriage bolts & washers
Card Lumber - lumber -
" " - lumber
" " - lu fiber
's
If - greenboard
If 's - greenboard
- greenboard
95.60
74.81
4.9$
1.57
15.00
23.93
2.32
9.95
6.45
4.75
141.85
21.$5
6.19
6.19
7.13
6.45
277.50
4.30
15.44
15.00
41.25
9.12
1.62
31.90
23.15
152.07
660.00
2$.19
60.97
52.44
19.40
72.00
26.27
31.36
120.00
35.00
9.20
35.96
21.45
6.50
14.00
9.00
1.31
.1$
1.20
2.42
.76
19.60
17.60
7.33
38.40
3.20
9.60
B -219
Page 13
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development (Con't),
Armstrong Brothers - gravel 21.56
Legg Brothers - plate engraving for festival ad $3.64
Henry Burke - travel expense re Pioneer Festival 4.50
Wm. Downey - travel expense re pioneer Festival 30.80
R. Lyness - travel expense re Pioneer Festival 3.20
Woodbridge Farmers - snow fence re Festival parking 2$.50
Markham Economist & Sun - ad re Pioneer Festival 12.00
Klassen Bronze - plaque for Village 14$.78
Houston Building Supplies - cement & sealbond 21.76
Metro Mirror Publishing - ad re Pioneer Festival 30.40
Globe & Mail - ad re Pioneer Festival 134.40
The Enterprise - ad re Pioneer Festival 17.60
" - ad re Pioneer Festival 15.6$
The Times & Guide - ad re Pioneer Festival 26.$$
Woodbridge Hardware - mouse seed & stove polish 1.65
" " - eyes & cord 2.36
Gilbert A. Milne - photographs of Press Preview of Pioneer
Festival $2.5$
Etobicoke Press - ad re Pioneer Festival 24.64
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re Village 91.91
t' " - electrical supplies re Village 9.70
" It - electrical supplies re Village 177.10
Canvas Specialty - tarpaulins for stage re Pioneer Festival $.00
Advance Building Supplies - sheeting re Pioneer Festival 50,00
Norm Taylor - travel expense re Festival 2.$0
C.N.I.B. - dinners for demonstrators re Ptoneer Festival 201.25
Gilbert A. Milne - prints of Village re Pioneer Festival 7.33
Houston Building Supplies - weeping tile & elbows 3.52
.Paul Haun & Co. - rental of piano re Pioneer Festival 32.00
Woodbridge Farmers - drill kit .90
It - feed for animals 29.87
Cooper & Beatty - printing of 'ioneer Press re Festival 9$3.24
Teperman & Sons - lumber for Festival display 125.00
" " - lumber for Festival display 50.00
Houston Building Supplies - brick vents $.0$
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies 25.10
Toronto Transit Commission - bus for shuttle service at Festival 107.00
G3 - Duffin Creek Stream Survey
R. F. Stocek - travel expense re stream survey 40.00
Wm. Juryn - triangular hoop for fish net re stream survey 5.00
;;209 - N/E - General
Canadian Handicraft Guild - carving & reference book 25.$5
Para Paints - paint for gargage containers 31.40
C.N.I.B: - refreshment for SOCrA, 15.00
T:roodbridge Farmers - fuel oil for 17 Mill Street 36.49
F. L. Lunn - cash expenditure re: supper meeting planning
Pioneer Festival 21.50
Woodbridge Farmers - pumping out tank at 273 Scarlett Road 12.00
Woodbridge Farmers - sale of furnace oil CREDIT 36.90
Aikenhead Hardware - paint & brushes 2.60
Aikenhead Hardware - spice rack & drawer slides re 17 Mill
Street 63.97
C.N.I.B. - lunches for meeting I.A.I.C. Black Creek 12.00
B erndt' s Auto Body - oar lock & lock so ck ett s 2.35
#210 - N/E - Taxes on Revenue Producing Properties
Twp. of Albion - 1960 taxes re Culham property 27.32
11 t' - 1960 taxes re Schaffer property 47.$1
" " - 1960 taxes re Taylor property 75.12
11 " - 1960 taxes re Boyce Schaefer property 75.12
" " - 1960 taxes re Bible property 109.$2
ir it - 1960 taxes re King Property 1$7.$0
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,210 - N/E - Taxes on Revenue Producing Properties (Con't )
11
It
11
of Albion - 1960
11 - 1960
" - 1960
" - 1960
" - 1960
of Chinguacousy
11
11
it
B -220
taxes re Walker property 212.84
taxes re Haffey property 41.34
taxes re Baker property 130.91
taxes re Wishart 3oyer property 27.56
taxes re Wishart Boyer property 261.82
- 1960 taxes re lot 16 Conc. 2E pt. Ei 195.60
- 1960 taxes re lot 15 conc. 2E pt. Ei 134.48
- 1960 taxes re lot 15 conc. 2E pt. E- 25.68
- 1960 taxes re lot 15 conc. 2E pt. E 6.12
- 1960 taxes re lot 17 conc. 2E pt. E2 39.12
#213 - F/E - Heart Lake - Operating & Maintenance
Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas 95.29
Goneral Investigation - services of uniformed guards for Aug. 252.00
George Boynton - gidding hole for gas tank 20.00
General Investigation - services for uniformed guards for Sept. 71.20
Gilberts Auto Supply - flashlight & batteries 2.00
#214 - N/E - Glen Haffy - Operating & Maintenance
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas
#215 - N/E - Albion Hills - Operating & Maintenance
1Tm. H. Dick - portion
" " " - portion
" " " - portion
General Investigation
11
45.38
tractor gas 36.30
tractor gas 36.30
tractor gas 90.75
- services of uniformed guards for Aug. 90.80
71 - 11 11 " " Sept. 31.20
4216 - N E - Bo d - 0 • erat i - & Maintenance
Corrie Bontje - washing lifeguard sweaters 57.05
Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas 41.75
- portion tractor gas
It - portion tractor gas
11
43.56
94.93
Richvale Septic Tank - pump & clean septic tank 30.00
General Investigation - service of uniformed guards for Aug. 89.60
It
1r - service of uniformed guards for Sept. 25.60
ft218 - N/E - Greenwood - Operating & Maintenance
Corp. of Twp. of Pickering - calcium for roads 1.50
Peel Construction - calcium for roads 300.00
General Investigation - services of uniformed guards for Aug. 78.00
B. A. Oil (Port Hope) - portion tractor gas 79.43
General Investigation - services of uniformed guards for Sept. 31.20
#220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas 40.30
11 11 - portion tractor gas 89.66
General Investigation - services of uniformed guards for Aug. 64.00
George Boynton - footings for house & digging hole for gas tank 35.75
Charters Publishing - official passes re festival 7.77
Peel Construction - hauling water at Black Creek for roads 16.00
General Investigation - services of uniformed guards for Sept. 25.60
Peel Construction - calciult spread on roads 480.00
#221 - N/E - Humber Trails - Operating & Maintenance
Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas
Payroll - September
36.30
36,666.02
SCHEDJLE ,B ,
PROGRESS REPORT
MAY 1 - AUGUST 31, 1960
CONSERVATION AREAS
Albion Hills
- Proposed development program for this year is now complete.
- Entrance off Hwy. 50 was widened.
- Small parking area for the log service building was constructed.
- Refreshment booth for the Lakeview picnic area was built.
- The dam which creates the 12 acre lake was altered to overcome a
seepage problem.
Black Creek
- Development program for this year, with the exception of the con-
struction of a refreshment booth, is complete.
- Road system was extended into the valley south of the Village,
with parking space for 50 cars provided.
- Additional parking area west of the first parking lot was built.
- A wagon road linking the two sections of the Area has been built.
- A well was drilled in the valley picnic area.
Boyd
- Development on east side of the river has been completed.
- Roads and parking lots were completed early in the summer.
- Seeding of the ditches, median strips and excavatedareas has been
carried out.
- New washroom facilities are nearing completion and will be in
operation next year.
- Ten acres of flood plain on the Farr property have been worked and
seeded down.
- Nature display at entrance to the nature trail has b een completed
and has proven to be an excellent aid in the Authority's inter-
pretive program.
- The road on the west side of the River was surfaced with prime and
stone chips.
Claremont
- First phase of the scheduled development is now complete.
- The house has been renovated and the superintendent is living on
the grounds.
- The road entrance and parking lot have been constructed.
- The ditches and median strips have been seeded.
- Checking station and workshop are under construction and will be
completed shortly.
- The fields designated for the land use demonstration have been laid
out and the land worked so that the demonstration will be in oper-
ation next year.
- Two wells have been drilled; one at the superintendent's house and
one in the picnic area.
Glen Haffy
- The rear parking area has been extended.
- The fishing ponds were deepened.
Greenwood
- A temporary dam was constructed to provide a small swimming pond.
B -222
Heart Lake
- The northern road extension was completed by the middle of the
summer and put into use.
- The middle parking area was enlarged and improved and is now com-
plete,with median strips separating the parking bays.
- The northern picnic area was opened up.
- A retaining wall by the service road in the vicinity of the beach
was constructed.
Humber Trails
- The 1960 development program was completed for the opening in July.
- Roads and parking lots have been hard surfaced.
•- Ditches and e::cavated areas have been seeded.
- Entrance gates have been erected.
- A workshop was built to house equipment for the Area.
Total area of land in Conservation Areas - 3,750 acres.
Summary of Conservation Area Use
January 1 - Sept. 30/60
No. of No. of Estimated no.
cars buses of visitors
Albion 21,007 40
Boyd 50,707 $1
Heart Lake 44,669 61
Greenwood 15,376 4$
Glen Haffy 7,429 3
Black Creek 14,$31
91,$50
221,11$
194,394
67,940
32,05$
63,773
REFORESTATION & LAND USE
-• E. W. Hultay was appointed as a Technical Assistant with the
Authority, commencing work on May 16/60.
- 54$,$75 trees were planted this spring under the Authority's
reforestation assistance program.
- 22 farm ponds havo been engineered.
- Farm puled subsidies have been paid on 6 ponds.
- 7 subsidies have been granted in connection with the tile drain-
age assistance program.
- Strip cropping program laid out for the Claremont Conservation Area.
- 2 land judging competitions have been held this summer; in Peel
County on July 19th and in Ontario County on August 25th.
INFORMATION AND EDUCATION
- Exhibit of a flood control reservoir was displayed at the Soil
Conservation Society of America Convention in Guelph in August.
-- Film "Legacy of the Valley" was sent out to 6 groups with 1000
people attending.
- Conservation Camp School was held at Camp Kneale in Bolton in June,
with Grade 9 students from York Memorial Collegiate attending.
- Official opening of the Pioneer Village was held on June 2/60.
- Humber Trails Conservation Area was officially opened on July 20/60.
-• 76,700 revised copies of the brochure "Support Conservation - Enjoy
Recreation" were printed.
- 90,500 revised copies of the brochure on the Pioneer Village were
printed.
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- Junior Troat Fishing Day was held at the Albion Hills on May 14./66
- 12 lectures have been given, with approx 2100 people attending.
PIONEER VILLAGE
- Completed restoration and furnishing of second settler's house.
-- Completed restoration of artisan house; furnishings $0% completed.
- Cider mill restoration 50% completed; adjacent drive shed 100%
completed,
- Dickson Hill school house restoration 70% completed.
- Squire's residence restoration of kitchen wing in progress, foot-
ings completed.
- Smoke house completed.
- 110 school groups and 60,000 visitors have visited the Pioneer
Village to Aug. 31/60.
•- Exhibit of early Canadian coverlets was shown at the Museum.
- Team of hog•; es and harness were acquired
- Publicity: numerous newspaper articles, one appearance on Tabloid;
and three radio programs.
•- published Pioneer Press.
LSH AND WILDLIFE
- Approx 7,000 shrubs and trees were removed from the nursery and
planted in various of the Conservation Areas.
-• A large number of cultural methods of setting out stock are being
tested at the Dingle Area; including fertilization, mulching, pest
'^epellants, herbicides and all possible combinations of these
treatment,
•- At least 30,000 shrubs were lined out in the nursery.
- A new crop of shrubs and trees was started in May.
•- Several thousand school children were led on nature hikes during
May and June.
- During the rummer months approx 1,000 adults and children took
advantage of the scheduled nature hikes at Greenwood, Boyd and
Albion Hills,
- The nature trail exhibit at the Boyd :.rea attracted considerable
attention. The exhibit consists of four displays in a log,
roofed shelter located at the nature trail entrance.
The ,authority naturalist visited four day camps during the summer.
- Assistance was given to the Conservation Camp School.
- 55 nature t--ail labels were prepared and installed at cost by
the Authority naturalist.
- Improvements to our trails have been made during the summer and
are being continued.
- Most of the trout ponds which were stocked by owners with the
assis';arce of the .,uthor ty staff were checked.for growth, sur-
vival and harvest.
- Fishing at the Glen Haffy Area was fair in spite of heavy fishing
pressure. Several thousand fish were taken from the two ponds.
- The young trout hatched in February have grown very satisfactorily
and many should be of sufficient size to provide angling in 1961.
- Rainbow trout fishing in Heart Lake was not, as good in 1960 as in
1959, but fiE,hing improved during Jiuie.
- The bass in Hear; Lake, now 2 years of age, have grown to a foot
or more in length and many have been caught by fishermen.
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- The study of rainbow trout and largemouth bass combination has
continued with the intent of evaluating the combination for poss-
ible use in flood control reservoirs.
- Farm ponds stocked with largemouth bass were studied in a manner
similar to the trout study.
- Many new requests for assistance in fish stocking were received and
these ponds will be stocked in September.
- k new group of five ponds are being fertilized by the owners to
evaluate this technique in increasing bass production.
- large number of requests were received from owners with aquatic
weed problems again in 1960.
- Free samples were obtained from several herbicide companies, and
applications at various rates were made to control troublesome
weeds.
- A tour offish and wildlife projects was undertaken by the Author-
ity for personnel of the Southwestern Region, Dept-.. of Lands and
Forests.
FLOOD & POLLUTION CONTROL
WC -1, ,Goodwood Pumping Station
- Scheme completed and operating successfully.
WC -2, Humber River Flood Plain Lands & Channel Improvements
- Scheme completed.
WC -3, Etobicoke Flood Plain Lands, Town of Brampton
- No further action has been taken on scheme.
- Town of Brampton is considering a by -law to restrict building on
flood plain.
- Town of Brampton has requested the Authority to consider a stream
flow and channel capacity study of the Etobicoke Creek within
town limits. James F. MacLaren Associates are preparing a report
on this subject.
WC -4, Lower Humber Flood Plain & Channel Improvements
- Property acquisition is proceeding.
- Ontario Municipal Board hearings have been held regarding
properties expropriated. Five properties have been settled after
arbitration. A recent decision by the 0.M.B. re lands in the
vicinity of the Old Mill was in the Authority's favour.
- Metropolitan Parks Dept. is developing the lands acquired as
natural parklands.
- Five weirs and channel improvements have been completed.
WC -5, Lower Highland Creek Flood Plain Land
- kpprox 9$% of the lots in Plan 2546 south of Hwy. #2 have been
acquired. 56 houses have been removed.
- Deed has been received from the Twp. of Scarborough re the transfer
of their lands within the Scheme to the :authority.
- Metropolitan Parks Dept. presently are developing the valley as a
Metropolitan Park.
- A shelter and refreshment booth has been constructed on the lands
south of Hwy. #2.
- k report has been received from Mr. C. Leuty of the Conservation
Branch concerning the methods of controlling and correcting the
erosion problems existing within the Scheme.
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WC -6, Black Creek Channelization from Scarlett Rd. to Humber River,
Phase I
- Channelization of the Black Creek through the Lambton Golf Club
and improvements to the Humber River have been completed.
Sodding of the banks is nearing completion.
- No settlement has been reached with regard to lands expropriated.
- Lambton Golf Course gifted the Authority with 11.$5 acres of
flood plain land.
WC -7, Humber Flood Plain Lands, Vaughan Twp.
- Scheme completed.
WC -8, Etobicoke Piers (Reconstruction)
- Scheme completed.
WC -9, Flood Line Mapping & Hydrologic Studies
- Hydrologic studies are being completed by the Conservation Branch,
Dept. Planning & Development.
- Maps will be distributed to the municipalities when studies are
completed.
WC -10, Black Creek Flood Control Plan
- Overall flood control plan is included in the Flood Control and
Water Conservation Plan presently before the Federal Government,
WC -11, Humber River Flood Plain Lands & Channel Improvements, Town
of Weston & Etobicoke Twp,
- Property negotiations are proceeding.
- Expropriation plans have been filed on all property included in
scheme.
- Two weirs have been completed and the widening and deepening of
the channel is nearing completion.
WC -12, Don River Channelization at York Mills
- Construction of a concrete lined channel has been completed. The
bridge over river on Donino avenue also is completed.
- Regrading operation is 9$% completed.
- House on the property is being renovated to provide Board Room
accommodation.
WC -14, Don River Flood Plain Land, East York Twp.
- Private property evaluations are presently being
Don valley.
When evaluations are received, the Brief will be submitted to the
Province of Ontario for approval.
- Surveys of lands being transferred to the Authority by the Twp. of
East York are nearing completion.
carried out in the
- Authority was represented at the Ontario Municipal Board hearing re
East York Official Plan and Zoning By -law in order to secure an
Open Space designation for the valley lands. The hearing is
scheduled to resume on November 15/60.
WC -15, West Branch Don River Flood Plain Land from Forks of Don to
Lawrence Avenue
- All private property south of Eglinton Ave. has been expropriated.
Negotiations on remainder of private lands are underway.
- Requests for transfer of municipally owned lands have been made.
The Twp. of North York has agreed and the deeds presently are
being drawn.
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WC -16, East Branch Don River Flood Main and Valley Lands, Sheppard
& Leslie St. .,rea
- Property acquisition has been completed.•
- Deeds are being drawn for the North York property.
WC -17, Humber River Flood Plain and Valley Lands, Humber Summit,
Thistletown, Rexdale
- Property acquisition has been completed.
- Municipalities have been requested to transfer lands to Luthority.
WC-18, Stream Gauges
- Recording stream gauges have been constructed on the Duffin Creek
at Pickering and East Branch of Don River at Lansing.
WC -19, Black Creek Flood Retardation Dam, Phase II, South of Sheppard
Ave. and East of Jane St.
- All private property included in the scheme has been expropriated
and negotiations are being carried out.
- Twp. of North York have agreed to transfer lands to Authority and
deeds are being drawn.
- Construction of retardation dam has been completed.
WC -20, Don River Channelization: York Mills Extension
- Scheme completed as part of WC -12.
WC -21, Humber River Flood Plain Land and Channel Improvements,
Eglinton Flats
- Metropolitan Toronto Council have given approval in principle to
scheme pending further studies by Authority.,
- Further studies in the form of property evaluations have been
carried out and scheme is being prepared for final submission to
Metro Toronto and Province of Ontario.
WC -22, Black Creek Channelization, Phase III, Scarlett Rd. to Rock -
cliffe Blvd., Jane & Wilson, etc.
- Submission for preliminary engineering was refused by Minister of
Planning and Development, pending decision re Flood Control Plan
in Ottawa.
- Metropolitan Toronto has agreed to contribute 100% of cost of
land acquisition and engineering for a portion of the scheme at
Jane St. and Wilson .venue, which has become urgent due to the
building of new bridge on Wilson i.venue.
- property acquisition is underway.
- Scheme has been submitted again as a Winter Works project.
WC -23, Highland Creek Flood :lain & Valley Lands
- No action to be taken on scheme until WC -5 is completed.
WC -24, Black Creek Channelization at Lawrence Ave. (Part Phase III)
- Scheme approved by Province.
- Approx 1$0 feet of concrete lined channel is being constructed by
Clairson Construction Co.
- Two private properties have been negotiated and five expropriated
in order to commence construction.
WC -25, Rouge River Flood Plain Lands, Finch Ave.
- Scheme approved and property acquisition completed.
WC -26, Stream Gauges, Flood Warning System
- Recording stream gauges are being constructed on the Duffin Creek
in the Greenwood Conservation Area and on the West Branch of the
Humber River at Thistletown.
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WC -27, Lower Rouge Flood Plain Land, Bickering Twp.
- Acquisition will form part of Flood Control Plan.
- Dept. of Highways has transferred approx 17.406 acres of land in
area to ..uthority.
WC -25, Lower Duffin Creek Flood ilain Land
- Acquisition will form part of Flood Control Flan.
WC -29, Flood Control Plan Thase I
- Being prepared.
Flood Control and Water Conservation Plan
- Plan is presently under consideration by Federal Government.
- Contact has been made by Minister of Planning and Development with
Federal Minister of Northern Affairs and National Resources.
Water Control Schemes Acreages - To September 30, 1960
Scheme
.,cres Under
Registered Expropriation
WC 1 - Goodwood 1.352
WC 2 - Humber River 1.227
WC 3 - Brampton 25
WC 4 - Lower Humber 39.250
WC 5 - Highland Creek 34$.067
WC 6 - Black Cr. -Phase I 1$.91
WC 11 - Humber R. - Weston 2$.449
WC 12 - Don - York Mills 2.13
WC 14 - Don - East York -
WC 15 - West Don -
WC 16 - East Don 103.261
WC 17 - Humber R. 149.739
WC 19 - Black Creek -Phase II 77.465
WC 22 - Black Cr. -Phase III .160
WC 24 - Black Cr. -Phase III .0556
WC 25 - Rouge River 40.871
WC 27 - Lower Rouge River 17.406
Sub -total
TOTAL
19.792
42.79
14.$205
217.203
116.112
.2092
853.3426 411.0157
1264.35$3*
Figures do not include properties proposed for acquisition
or those requested from municipalities but not yet transferred.
SCHEDULE "C"
REPORT OF A MEETING AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF
THE PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE OF THE EXECUTIVE
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The Personnel Sub - Committee met in the Authority Office on Friday,
October 7th, 1960, commencing at 9:30 a.m.
Present Were:
Chairman- Dr. G. h. Lord
Members- W. C. Davidson
(for H. S, Honsberger)
R. G. Henderson
Staff•- K, G. Higgs
F. L. Lunn
E. F. Sutter
Consultant- E. W. Whitewood
The following items were considered:
1, Applicants for the pc,.:ition of Property Co- Ordinator were interviewee
26 Appointments to the permanent staff were considered.
3, An adjustment within the permanent staff was discussed.
4 Salary adjustments were considered.
5. A proposal to provide accident insurance for Members of the Authorit-
and key personnel was discussed.
RECONMENDATIONS:
It was agreed, and the Committee recommends that: -
(a) W. h. Jones be appointed to the position of Property
Co- Ordinator and that he be paid at the rate of $4,$00.00
per annum, effective immediately.
fib) The following personnel who have satisfactorily completed
the probationary period required by Personnel Regulation #2,
be appointed to the permanent staff, effective with the dates
shown:
J, Britton
V. Deurbrouck
B. Dunn
M.L. Griffith
E. Hultay
J. Lamb
P. Pouw
S. Scott
Laborer
Driv er- Operator
Semi - Skilled Laborer
Clerk (Grade 2)
Technical Assistant
Driver - Operator
Laborer
Chief Patrol Officer
Oct. 1/60
Oct. 1/60
Oct. 1/60'
Oct. 1/60
Nov. 1/60
Oct. 1/60
Oct. 1 /60
Nov. 1/60
(c) L. Maltby be appointed a Trade Superintendent.
(d) The wages of the following personnel be adjusted as indicated:
Mrs, E. Coon - Clerk (Grade 2)
E. Hultay - Technical Assistant
J. Lamb - Driver - Operator
F. Scott - Chief Patrol Officer
W. Wand - Patrol Officer
D. 'jocd - Semi - Skilled Laborer
3,640. yr.
3,465. yr.
1 ;35 hr.
4,400. yr.
3,640. yr.
1.55 hr.
Oct. 3/60
Nov. 7/60
Oct. 3/60
Nov. 7/60
Nov. 7/60
Oct. 3/60
(e) Accident Insurance coverage for Authority Members and key
personnel be obtained, as outlined herein:
1, Authority Members -- to provide coverage while travelling
to, from, or attending authorized Meetings of the Authority.
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SCHEDULE "C" - 2
its Advisory Boards and Committees and whilst engaged
in any business for hr on behalf of the Authority on the
following basis:
Principal Sum $10,000.00
Death & Dismemberment
Blanket Medical $ 2,000.00
Limit per Accident
Est imr t ed annual Premium
Per Person
$
3.50
2. Key Personnel - to provide 24 -hour coverage to the --
i- Chairman
i -• Secretary - Treasurer
Deputy- Treasurer
iv- Director of Operations
v- Assistant Director of Operations
vi- Conservation Areas Planner
on the following basis:
Principal Sum $10,000.00
Death & Dismembermen
'Weekly Indemnity For Life $ 100.00
Estimated Annual Premium $ 44.00
Per Person
3, The Annual Premium to be paid on the following basis:
Authority 50%
Individual 50%
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary Treasurer
Metropolitan, L0t0 and Region,
Conseruation Juth,ority
1VIINU7CES
13-230
Executive Committee Meeting
October 26th, 1960 No. 1$
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, North York,
on 1ednesday, October 26th, 1960, commencing at 10:00 a.m.
PRLSENT T•'ERE :
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Members
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of
Operations
Assistant Director
of Operations
Metro Parks
Commissioner
Dr. G. R. Lord
W. C. Davidson
J. A. Bryson
Mrs J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
F. McKechnie
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
E. F. Sutter
T. W. Thompson
MINUTES:
The Minutes of Meeting #17/60 were presented.
Res. #21$: Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded B7:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- The Minutes of Meeting No. 17/60
as presented, be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 2 OF R.D.H.P. ADVISORY BOr&RD:
Report No. 2 of the R.D.H.P. Advisory Board was presented by Mr. Purcell.
Res. 5219: Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
Resolved That:- Report No. 2 of the R.D.H.P.
Advisory Board be received and further that
the recommendations contained therein as amended
and set forth herein be dealt with as indicated:
1, That the Executive Committee implement
the purchase of the land included
in Scheme W,C. -23 in 1960, in view of
the land erosion problem in that
part of Highland Creek which is en-
dangering the Metropolitan Toronto
Scarbaro sewers and the Lawrence
Avenue Metropolitan bridge, - Adopt.
2, That the location of directional signs
for the Greenwood Area be altered to
direct traffic to the Area via Brock
Road and 4 -th Concession of Pickering
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Township from both No. 2 and
No. 7 Highways. - Adopt.
3. That the Conservation brochure be amended
as follows:
(1) To indicate the best routes of
access to the Conservation
Areas.
(2) To indicate correct road
locations in Uxbridge
Township. - Adopt.
4. That a study be made of erosion and flood con -
trol on the i1est branch of Duffin Creek
South of Highway No, 7. - Refer to Flood
and Pollution.
5. That the Department of Lands and
Forests be requested not to issue
Bait Licenses in the R.D.H.P. Area. -
Refer to Staff for report.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -23 - EROSION FR OBLEM:
A communication from the Clerk of the Township of Scarborough was present--
ed requesting that engineering representatives of the Authority meet
with Township officials to discuss certain erosion problems in the High-
land Creek area.
The natter was discussed in detail.
Res. #220: Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- H. Se Honsberger
Resolved That:- The Chairman appoint
representatives to attend a meeting with
representatives of the Township of
Scarborough to inspect the erosion
problem on Highland Creek South of
Lawrence Avenue, Lot 15, Con. I, and
to consider what action can be taken
to carry out protective works.
Carried Unanimously.
Y.M.H.A. - Y.T .H.A. PROPERTY - DON 'TALLEY :
A Staff Report was presented regarding the erosion problem existing cn
the Y.M.H.A. - Y•W• H.A. property.
Res. 0221: Moved By: Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- W. C, Davidson
Resolved That:- The Staff Report regard-
ing the erosion problem on the Y.M.H.A. -
Y.►i1.H.is. property located in the valley
of the West branch ch of the Don River, North
of Sheppard Avenue and Test of Bathurst
Street be received and further that the
recommendation contained therein and set
forth herein be adopted.
1. That the Authority not agree to
undertake the improvement of the
West Branch of the Don river
through the property of the Y.M.H.A.
- Y.M.H.A., as a Scheme, and further
that the Staff be directed to continue
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to assist the Y.M.H.A. - Y.w.H.A.
in providing technical assistance
within its facilities.
Carried Unanimously.
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SITE VISITS:
The Meeting recessed to visit three sites of proposed development.
BETHESDA GENERAL HOSPITAL SITE DEVELOPMENT:
Res. #222: Moved By:- Mrs. J. A, Gardner
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
Resolved That: - Following a site visit to
the site of the proposed extension of the
Bethesda General Hospital that we require:-
1. That all buildings be located above
the top of the slope -- the top of
the slope being as follows with ref-
erence to the site plan: -
(a) Interns Residence - 578'
(cb) Minimal Care Building - 5$4.52'
) Therapy Pool - 5$O'
2. That the Staff be instructed to attempt
to negotiate the acquisition of the
4 -3/4 acres of valley land as part
of the flood plain programme inclui ed
in the Flood Control and Water Cons-
ervation Plan.
Carried Unanimously.
DOWNSVIEW MEADOWS - SCHEME u.C, -19
Res. #22): Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- F. McKechriie
Resolved That:- Following a site visit
to the lands formerly owned by Downsview
Meadows and included in Scheme ''.C, -19,
that no further consideration be given
to the proposal of Downsview Meadows.
Carried Unanimously.
HENDON ESTATES:
Res. #224: Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- J. R. Bryson
Resolved That:- Following a site visit
to the Hendon Est^tes for the proposed
Sub-Division No, T- -12644 in part of
Lots 14, 15, and 16; Concession III, E.Y.S.
Township of North York, the Executive
concur with the Staff Report to the
North York Planning Board and the
Metropolitan Planning Board requesting
that no land encroachments be formed
on the valley slopes,
Carried Unanimously.
The Meeting reconvened.
PROPOSED RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
- SCHEME W.C.-15:
Communications and a Staff Report
proposed recreational development
Scheme W.C, -15,
were presented in conne ction w ith a
on lands owned by the Authority in
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The matter was discussed in detail,
Res. #225: Moved By C: Sauriol
Seconded By:- R, G. Henderson
Resolved That:- l'ebin Community
Consultants and Project Planning
Associates Limited be advised that it
is the policy of this Authority to
pursue a comprehensive programme
of ancillary con ervation measures
on a pr,Igram ::e of development of
recreation and park lands in such
a way as to r:a: i^_:ize and perpetrate
the benefits bestowed by nature
and further that development take
place on an extensive rather than
intensive basis and, accordingly
their proposal for development
cannot be considered.
Carried Unanimously.
EZDBICOKE RIVER -- TOWN OF BRAMM ?PTON:
h communication from James F. MacLaren & Associates and a Staff Report
regarding a proposed engineering study of the Etobicoke River in the
To of Brampton was presented and d! scussed.
Res. a26 : Moved By:- F. Mc:Kec'ziiie
Seconded By:- Mrs. J, A. Gardner
Resolvedl That:- The Staff be authorized
to retain James F. MacLaren & Associates
to carry out a preliminary engineering
survey of the Etobicoke River in the Town
of Brampton on the basis outlined in their
letter of October 13th, 1960, and further
that tr : M; n i stcr of Planning and Develop-
ment be requested to make a grant of 75%
of the cost cf this survey.
Carried Unanimously.
GLENDON HALL PROPERTY - YORK UNIVERSITY :
A Staff Report was presented having regard to an application for re-
zoning certain land known as Glendon Hall of York University.
The matter was discussed in detail,
Res. #f227: Moved By:- Co Saur _ol
Seconded By:- Mrs, J. A, Gardner
Resolved That:- The recommendations contained
in the Staff Repot set forth herein having
regard to Yor Ic University application for
rezoning be adopted:
J.. That the Township of North York
agree to rezone only the table
lands for any University use.
2, That the valley lands to the crest
of the slcpe as defined by LC. -15
be left. in greenbelt zoning and open
for public use either as owned by the •
University of Toronto, York University,
or the Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority,
3, That York University be requested to
locate .`h' pro :osed residences above
-5.-
the valley on the table land.
Carried Unanimously..
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SCHEME W.C. -12 - W.C. -2O:
A communication from Swansea Construction Company and a report from the
consulting engineer were presented,,
Res, #22$: Moved By:- F. McKech__.e
Seconded By:- J, A, Bryson
Resolved That:- The Swansea Construction
Company be adv iesd that the Authority is not
prepared to release the 5% holdback until
the end of t 1 guaranteed maintenance period
on March let, 1961 - being twelve months
after the date of issuance of the
Completion Certificate
Carried Unanimously.
A further communication from Swansea Construction Compal y and a report
of the consulting engineer regarding a claim being made for extras by
Swansea Construction Company were presented.
Res. #229: Moved By:- J. A, Bryson
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- The Swansea Construction
Company be advised that under the terms
of the Contracts and on the recommendation
of the consulting engineer that their claim
for Sheet Steel Piling as an extra cannot
be considered by this Authority.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C.-3 BRAM ?TON 1
A Staff communication was presented drawing attention to the fact that
an owner of land included in Scheme W, C.. -3 - Town of Brampton - is
most anxious to dispose of her property.
Res. ' 230: Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- F. McKechnie
Resolved That:- The Staff be instructed
to approach the Town of Brampton with the
request that consideration be given to
implementing Scheme W. C e -3 .
Carried Unanimously.
- BIA (X CREEK -CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS:
from James F, MacLaren & Associates, together with a
connection with the engineering required for Scheme W. C.3(
SCHEME W.C. -30
A communication
Staff Report in
was presented.
11.9.4 4.1.211: Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- J. A, Bryson
Resolved That: - James F. MacLaren $c
Associates be retained by the Authority
for the engineering of Scheme W,C. -30
being a Scheme for the Channelization
of the Black Creek from Jane Street
and Wilson Avenue to Rustic Road.
This woric to be undertaken at an estimated
cost of 06.000:00 and further that the
Municipality of Metropolitan Tornto be
designated as the benefitting Municipality
and that the M.�.n.ister of Planning and
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Development be requested for a grant of
50% of the cost.
Carried Unanimously.
EXPROPRIATION BRIEF:
Res. #232.: Moved By:- R. G, Henderson
Seconded By:- J. A, Bryson
Resolved That: The Secretary Treasurer
and Solicitor be authorized and instructed
to present a brief in connection with the
proposed new legislation covering ex-
propriation procedures on Wednesday,
November 2nd, 1960.
Carried Unanimously.
OFFICE ACCOMMODATION:
Res. #233: Moved By:- Mrs, J, A. Gardner
Seconded By:- J. A. Bryson
Resolved That: - The plans presented by
the Staff for the proposed new office
accommodation be approved.
Carried Unanimously.
ANNUAL & CHRISTMAS DINNER:
Res. #234: Moved By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- The Chairman and
the Secretary- Treasurer be authorized
to make the necessary arrangements for
the Fourth Annual Dinner of the
Authority and be further authorized to
make the necessary arrangements for
the Staff Christmas Dinner on a basis
similar to 1959.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 2:3D p.m.
G. Ross Lard F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary Treasurer
October 2$, 1960
Vetrcpottai Joronto and ie0n
CorJeFuatiort Juth,oritr�
MINUES E S
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Executive Committee Meeting
November 9, 1960 No. 19
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill
Street, York Mills, on Wednesday, November 9, 1960, commencing at
10 a.m.
Present were:
MINUTES
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Acting Sec - Treas.
Director of Operat-
ions
Metro Parks Commiss-
ioner
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
J. A. Bryson
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
C. C. Core
C. Sauriol
C. Thompson
K. G. Higgs
T. W. Thompson
The minutes of meeting #18/60 were presented.
Res. #235 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. Sauriol
Resolved that the minutes of meeting
no. 18/60 as presented, be adopted
as if read.
ACCOUNTS
Carried Unanimously.
The accounts were presented.
Res. #236 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by C. C: Core
Resolved that the accounts in the sum
total of $143,034.15 be appended as
Schedule "A" of these minutes and
approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD REPORT
The report of the meeting of the Expropriation Advisory
Board, held on October 28th, was submitted for consideration.
Res. #237 -
Moved by W. C. Davidson
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
Resolved that the report and statement of
the amount of compensation found to be
payable to Consolidated Toronto Development
Corporation Limited (Owner) and James
Saliba (Tenant) by reason of the expropriat-
ion of parts of Lots 6 and 7, Plan 789,
2
part of Lot 12, Concession "C ", part of
road allowance between Lots 11 and 12,
Concession "C ", and parts of Lots 2, 3
and 4, Registered Plan 1222, all in the
Township of Etobicoke, in the County of
York, filed by the Expropriation Advisory
Board with the Authority on the 28th day
of October, 1960, be received and appended
as Schedule "B" of these minutes.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #238 - Moved by W. C. Davidson
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
Resolved that the report and statement of
the amount of compensation found to be
payable to Mrs. Anna Pilachinski by reason
of the expropriation of Lots 407 and 408,
Plan 2546, Township of Scarborough, filed
by the Expropriation Advisory Board with
the Authority on the 28th day of October,
1960, be received and appended as Schedule
"C" of these minutes.
Carried Unanimously.
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REPORT #2 OF THE FLOOD AND POLLUTION CONTROL ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. Henderson presented Report #2 of the Flood and Pollut-
ion Control Advisory Board as follows:
(1) That the Chairman, together with such others as he may
see fit, be requested to meet with officials of the
Canadian National Railways and such others as may seem
desirable, in an attempt to obtain early Federal
approval of the Plan for Flood Control and Water Conser-
vation.
Res. #239 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by C. C. Core
That the report be received, but no immediate
action be taken.
Carried Unanimously.
YORK UNIVERSITY - APPLICA ►TION FOR RE- ZONING
The staff presented a report regarding the application of
York University for a re- zoning of Glendon Hall from greenbelt to
private open space..
Res. #240 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
Resolved that a committee of the Executive
be appointed by the Chairman to prepare and
present a brief to the Board of Governors
of York University outlining the Authority's
concern in this matter and requesting con-
sideration by York University of amending its
plans to conform to Authority policy;
And further that a brief be forwarded to the
Minister of Municipal Affairs and an appeal
be launched to the Ontario Municipal Board.
Carried Unanimously.
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The Chairman appointed the following committee:
W. C. Davidson
R. G. Henderson
C. Sauriol
H. S. Honsberger
Dr. G. R. Lord
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BANK STABILIZATION - LOWER HIGHLAND CREEK
The staff presented a proposal submitted by Crysler,
Davis & Jorgensen Limited, consulting engineers.
Res. #241 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by J. h. Bryson
Resolved that the proposed engineering study
of the Lower Highland Creek be proceeded with;
And further in this connection, the following
action be taken:
1. That the staff be directed to prepare a sub-
mission to the Minister of Planning and
Development for approval of the study and
request a grant of 50% of the cost thereof,
or an amount not to exceed $1500.
2. That when the grant is approved, the staff
be authorized to retain Crysler, Davis and
Jorgensen Ltd. to carry out the work as out-
lined in their letter dated October 25,1960,
at a cost not to exceed $3000.
Carried Unanimously.
BRICKWORK ON WOODBRIDGE HOUSE, PIONEER VILL.►GE
Res. #242 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
Resolved that the quotation of L. Veijola
in the amount of $1,225.00 be accepted.
Carried Unanimously.
BRIDGE - CLAREMONT CONSERVATION AREA
The staff presented a proposal submitted by R. K. Kilborn
& Associates for a report for the design of a structure to cross
the Duffin Creek in the Claremont Conservation Area.
Res. #243 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
Resolved that the Authority engage R. K.
Kilborn & Associates to prepare a report
for a structure to cross the Duffin Creek
in the Claremont Conservation Area at a
cost not to exceed $1,150.00;
And further that the Authority request the
Minister of Planning and Development for a
grant of 50% of the cost of the preparation
of the report.
Carried Unanimously.
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ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS AND SCREENS, YORK MILLS HOUSE
Res. #244 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Resolved that the quotation from Everlast
Aluminum Storm and Screen Co. Ltd. in the
amount of $640.00, being the lowest
quotation received, be accepted.
Carried Unanimously.
HEART LAKE RECREATION BUILDING
Res. #245 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by C. Sauriol
Resolved that the committee appointed to open
the tenders for the Heart Lake Recreation
Building be authorized to award the contract.
Carried Unanimously.
POLLUTION CONTROL IN THE EAST BRANCH OF THE HUMBER RIVER
The staff submitted a report reviewing the proposals of the
Township of King regarding pollution control measures on the East
Branch of the Humber River in the vicinity of King City.
Res. #246 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. J. ... Gardner
That the staff report be received and appended
as Schedule "D" of these minutes;
And further that the staff be authorized to
obtain an estimate of the cost of a survey of
the East Branch of the Humber River from Jas.
F. MacLaren associates to determine the
Authority's requirements with respect to
pollution control.
Carried Unanimously.
ELECTION OF DR. G. ROSS' LORD AS .. FELLOW OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY
OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
Res. #247 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
Resolved that the Executive congratulate
the Chairman, Dr. G. Ross Lord, on the
honour bestowed upon him by the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers.
Carried Unanimously.
FLOOD PLAIN LAND REGULATIONS
Res. #24$ - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
Resolved that the staff be directed to
prepare a report on the alleged restrict-
ion of the Black Creek channel in the
vicinity of Rustic Road and Maple Leaf
Drive. Carried Unanimously.
B -240
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Res. #249 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by C. C. Core
Resolved that the staff be authorized to
obtain a proposal from W. 0. Chisholm for
a study on the restriction of the channel
and flood plain in the West Branch of the
Don River at York Mills.
Carried Unanimously.
PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT, GUNDY PROPERTY, SCHEME WC 15 - WEST BRANCH OF
THE DON RIVER
Mr. T. W. Thompson submitted a report on proposed develop-
ment for recreation purposes on the Gundy property located on the
West Branch of the Don River north of Eglinton ;.venue, and included
in Scheme WC 15.
Res. #250 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by C. Sauriol
Resolved that the plan be submitted to the
staff for a report.
Carried Unanimously.
PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT FOR THE BLACK CREEK RESERVOIR SITE, S CHEME WC 19
Mr. T. W. Thompson submitted a report on proposed development
for recreation purposes on the lands included in the site of the
Black Creek dam and reservoir located between Jane Street and
Sheppard Avenue,
Res. #251 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by C. Sauriol
Resolved that the plan be submitted to the
staff for a report.
Carried Unanimously.
On motion the meeting adjourned at 12 o'clock.
G. Ross Lord
Chairman
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10.11.60
C. Thompson
Acting Sec - Treas.
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'Schedule A" October 31, 1960.
#18 - Machinery & Equipment Costs
Geo. W. Crothers - trade in allowance on tracks ti 225.00 CreJ'
ST IT If - sale John Deere Model 420C tractor 1,414.00 Crecy-
Williams Service - 1 model 62 -3 furrow M -F plough (demo) 225.00
;-719 - Office Equipment - Cost
Brunswick Mfg. - 3 walnut tables 7.' x 37 ", 1$ chairs, 1 armchair
1 desk 30" x 72" 1,253.25
Al - Members Allowance & Meeting Expense
Mrs. F. E. Gardner - expenses re huthority business
A2 Stationery & Supplies
H. G. Barlow - 1 rubber stamp to read "The Property of"
Gestetner - stencils & mimeo paper
Bradma - addresso plates
Gestetner - mimeo paper
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Grand & Toy - earnings cards, ledger sheets
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - office supplies
IT tt If - pens & refills
Gestetner - mimeo paper
'T - file folders
- mimeo paper
Charters Publishing - business cards
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Bradma - alterations on addresso plates
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Norman Wade - drafting supplies
A3 - Vehicle Expense
Dominion Tire Stores - 2 - 750 x 14 6 ply tires
Fagin's Garage - gas purchases for September
Elmo Disney - repairs to vehicle 18
Geo. R. Farr & Sons - repairs to vehicle #2
ST S► IV It IT - repairs to vehicle 0
ST If IT If It - repairs to vehicle j,' - -'-1
B. A. Oil - credit card purchases for September 1960
Metro auto Wreckers - tire for trailer
Geo. R. Farr & Sons - exchange on defective tires
tt It ST St IT - repairs to vehicle #2
Woodbridge Hardware - batteries re vehicle j4
Patterson Spring - repairs to vehicle #7
Woodbridge Farmers - anti - freeze for all ., uthority vehicles
414 - Mileage & Expense for Staff
;gym. A. McLean
ST St St
T. E. Barber -
Edward Sutter
M. G. Johnson
$5.75
2.45
64.27
.25
26.57
50.34
13.80
. 40
3.07
25.68
2.00
25.47
5.55
25.6$
. 25
15.71
9.99
24.00
49.41
4.20
57.72
27.61
39.15
$$0.$2
16.00
4.00
46.09
1.39
26.50
66.25
- travel expense re authority business for Sept. 65.90
St If ST ST If " Aug . 106.20
travel expense re _.uthei ib7 briginess for Sept. $3.70
69.70
70.70
Sf O.P. %.C. showing Auth. film 1$.40
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- Mileage & Expense for Staff continued
K. W. Strasser
C. B. Thompson -
M. G. Johnson -
- Travel expense, re =iuth. business for Sept.
ST ST ST St IT tT Oct.
" attendance at Conservation
Council Conference.
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,5 - Light, Heat, Power & hater
Ont. Hydro Brampton - hydro re Heart Lake Cottage
:loodbridge Farriers - fuel cil for board room
_,8 - Telephone
Bell Telephone
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- Z!= - 7-3573 Odtober
- Z =, - 5 -$253 October
- AT - $ -1123 October
- AT - $- 0671 October
- ME - 3 -9901 October
. =9 - Cleaning & Office Maintenance
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79.60
59.60
15.75
22.22
18.55
3$.55
3$.45
262.90
1$.85
42.25
Blair Plastering - lathing & plastering of board room 325.00
Kamro Lighting - fixtures for board room 30.26
Empire Wall Paper & Paint - paint for board room 5$.25
Card Lumber - lumber & fittings for board room 121.76
:^loodbridge Hardware - cleanser & terial re board room 1.83
ST It - methyl hydrate, broom & wisk re board room6.06
L. & G. Floor Covering - covering for counter 24.64
..,ikenhead Hardware - hdwe. supplies for board room 9.$$
G. H. Wood - toilet supplies for board room 60.40
Zenith Electric - lighting supplies for board room 35.60
L. & G. Floor Covering - floor covering for board room 41.62
Empire Wall Paper & Paint - wall paper for board room 15.21
Zenith Electric - fi:. tures for board room 6.75
Al2 - insurance
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - increase to all risks personal articles
floater 14.70
IT ST tt - increase coverage office contents 14.75
'L14 - General Expense
Dr. C. D. McLean - medical examination re appointment to
permanent staff 25.00
The Telegram - help wanted ad re property co- ordinator 1$.20
Toronto Star - St tT IT St It TT St 11.20
K. Strasser - cash expenditure re reference book 19.37
Markham Economist & Sun - ad re help wanted 3.20
. =urora Banner Publishing - sub. to . =urora Banner to Feb.17 /61 3.50
. =16 - I. & E. Consultant & Expense
E. Curwain - P. R. Consultants expenses for September
4.00
Al$ - I. & E. Maps & Brochures
Murray Printing - Conservation brochures 211.34
. =20 - I. & E. Promotion Expense
Paul B. Flood - articles for display 3.4$
n%val : =gricultural ;inter Fair - rental space 1960 Winter Fair1$0.00
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.20 - I. & E. Promotion Expense continued
Cdn. Press Clippings - services for September 1960
_.ikenhead Hardware - material for display
Henderson- Nichol Drugs - pictures
:T 11 ST - pictures
tt ST " - film
1T tt " - film
Drake Delta - photographic supplies
sT
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it st - photographic supplies
Card Lumber - vermiculite re display
Woodbridge Hardware - sockets
21 - Machinery & Repairs & Ooeratinr Costs
Geo. W. Crothers - overhaul of traxcavator
Elmo Disney - oil for equipment
Williams Service - tractor parts
TT
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- shield
- mower sections & rivets
- yoke & shaft assembly re tractor
- hose for tractor
- tractor parts
- tractor parts
- welding
- tractor parts
- tractor parts
- tractor parts
- parts for mower
- parts for tractor
- parts & lubrication for tractor
- cutter bar for mower complete with guards &
shoes $5.50
Geo. W. Crothers - parts for traxcavator 11.97
Jin? Reid T s B -IL Service Station - welding on tractor & repair
of mower $.50
McCulloch of Canada - blade, sprocket, chain for chain saw 51.34
Geo. W. Crothers - parts for traxcavator 4.38
Skiltoois Ltd. - repair of skilsaw 3$.55
Kinch & Sutton - tractor parts 3.20
Geo. W. Crothers -• gaskets for ir955 traxcavator 1.36
Woodbridge Farmers - anti - freeze for i ,.955 traxcavator 21.20
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1$.20
7.97
2.46
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.54
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5�4(�
9.0
20.72
37.68
1.50
.50
3,563.45
9.64
23.24
34.8$
. 67
6.27
$.95
$.35
39.70
. 47
1.50
2.50
52.10
9.39
25.36
10.$6
35.92
.23 - Farm Pond Subsidies
R. J. Stewart - farm pond subsidy
Woodbridge Hardware - swivel hooks re pond studies
Hume MacPherson - farm pond subsidy
Wallace Kenny - farm pond subsidy
Gordon L. Glover - farm pond subsidy
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - distilled water
Fisher Scientific - lab supplies
.t24 - Land Use General
Rod Torrance - tile drainage subsidy
_:L25 - Postage
I?, L. Lunn - postage for areas time sheets
50.00
. 27
50.00
50.00
50.00
.75
4.24
200.W
10.25
:129 - Flood Warning System B -244
Uoodbridge Hydro - hydro Woodbridge Stream Gauge October 5.00
Village of Pickering Hydro & Water - hydro Pickering Stream
Gauge Oct. 1.25
' ;;eston Public Utilities Commission - hydro Weston Stream Gauge
October 5.$3
.131 - Wildlife Expenses
Canada Packers - fish food 53.00
Hayhoe Brothers - wheat screenings 45.00
General Biological Supply House - temperature control unit 11.00
1. Strasser - cash expenditure re brace wire .95
Canadian Tire Corp. - body patch kits for making fish boxes 1.7$
Henderson- Nichol Drugs - reference books 5.40
J. Mac D Thomson - duty & brokerage re purchase temp. control
unit 3.59
Canada Packers - fish food 39.59
- Uriforms & Personnel Equipment
J. 2,. Haugh's - uniform trousers
ii ST if - IT it returned
_,39 - Technical Plans & Maps
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of Bond Lake
it it - prints of base map
" - prints
si " - prints of base map
97.31
9$.91 Credit
7.37
2.$0
1.$6
1.40
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development
Ontario Hydro Brampton - hydro re Heart Lake Office 16.0$
Corp. of Township of Chingacousy - building permit 10.00
.,.B.C. Ready Mix - ready mix 31.88
Shoidice Service Supply - welding draw bar & link pins 4.20
Dorval Copithorn - transporting loader to Heart Lake 20.00
Tom Smythe - frames with glass, door frames & basement unit
for reconstruction Superintendant's house 111.75
K. Staal - excavating for basement & drain trench for reconst.
of Superintendant's house 192.00
M cMi11an & Bloedel - plywood for reconstruction of Supt's
house 95.23
York Steel Construction - lintel for reconstruction of Supt's
house 4.3$
Brampton Sheet Metal - flashing 10.0$
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies for Supt's house 54.19
White Hardware - nails for reconstruction Supt's house 16.61
:'icodbridge Concrete - concrete blocks for reconst.Supt's house200.70
MacMillian & Bloedel - plywood & doors for reconst. if " $9.39
Card Lumber - tile for reconstruction of Supt's house 33.80
Hunting Survey - enlargement for plan of centre 12.$8
Woodbridge Hardware - tar brush 1.03
L. & G. Floor Coverings - covering for counter for reconstruction
of Superintendant's house 33.53
Cooper & Horton - drills & saw blades 20.93
Zenith Electric - electric supplies for reconstruction of
Superintendant's house 79.6$
C6C - i,lbion Hills - Construction & Development
Woodbridge Hardware - wood screws 2.92
John Patterson Construction - additions to earth fill dam 14,9$6.37
Woodbridge Farmers - seed 9.96
McCauley's Building Supplies - lumber re refreshment booth 23.00
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C7C -Cold Creek - Construction & Development
Robertsteel (Canada) - culverts
Woodbridge Farmers - culverts
H. M. Davis - stripping top soil & building roads
B-2 ' +5
C8C - Boyd .,rea - Construction & Development
Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas
Dorval Copithorn - moving loader to Boyd
.,rmstrong Brothers - gravel
Woodbridge Hardware - stoel wool & scraper
- putty,glass,patch plaster,glass cutter
:,rmstrong Brothers - gravel
ST IT - gravel
It TT - gravel
Wm. H. Dick - diesel fuel
:,rmstrong Brothers - gravel
L. & G, Floor Covering - linoleum for Farr house
S. H. Dellow - bondset for comfort station
r ;T " - brick sand for comfort station
' It TT - bondset,brick sand,cement re comfort station
it TT - bondset re comfort station
James Robertson - toilet peper fixtures for installation
comfort station
It 'T - plumbing supplies for comfort station
Woodbridge Farmers - pliers
L. & G. Floor Coverings - floor coverings for Farr House
Zenith Electric - fan
Cooper & Horton - blades
Compact Ladder - 2 step ladders
Zenith Electric - break off plates
iIouston Building Supplies - flue liners
Woodbridge Farmers - tying wire, turnbuckle
Nelson Crushed Stone - stone for gabions
Houston Building Supplies - lumber
I'•ikenhead Hardware - rolls welwood wood taps
Nelson Crushed Stone - stone fill for gabions
ST Sf ST - stonE; fill for gabions
Woodbridge Farmers - seed
Nelson Crushed Stone - stone fill for gabions
Concrete Pipe - concrete pipe
Woodbridge Farmers - wire for gabions
Card Lumber - lumber
S' " - Lumber
Woodbridge Hardware - lime
cT ST - c(,al :il
'd_lite Hardware - chair brace, file,globe & slim taper for
change house
ihite Hardware - padlock, alozite wheels
ST %) - caulking gun, & tips
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtures for Farr house
' Joodbridge Farmers - portion oil for tractors
;,Ielson Crushed Stone - stone for gabions
C8G - Boyd _,rea - General
K. Strasser - cash expenditure re shrub seed
Woodbridge Hardware - Fumgicide
ST IT - rope
ST 'T - wood screws
Woodbridge Farmers - forks, shovel & twine
1,111.0$
308.9;
3,495.50
41.74
20.00
9.52
.53
9.06
$.69
31.30
$.14
4$.75
8.58
31.00
90.75
2.00
52.15
163.75
19.50
21.45
2.10
3.11
17.97
9.28
13.67
1.80
2.66
9.45
10.22
111.40
6.00
22.79
61.92
9.17
9.69
23.4$
7.20
77.39
75.05
.67
.31
7.$0
12.30
$.50
10.5$
7.45
25.25
2.34
.99
1.0$
.22
15.70
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C13C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development
Ontario Hydro Orangeville - hydro re Glen Haffy Workshop 21.14
Harry R. Lockyer & Sons - gravel 393.8$
Blair Plastering - lathing & plastering exterior of Glen
Haffy house 1,025.00
W. .►. Jackson - straw for hydro seeding $0.00
.►. J. Bullen - paint 2.08
Harry R. Lockyer & Sons - sand for rearin•; ponds 13.44
IT If If St It - gravel for roads & parking lots 3$0.31
ST IT IT IT II - gravel for roads & parking lots 390.54
St Sr IT it IT - sand & gravel for rearing ponds 2.42
Woodbridge Farmers - seed 122.06
Houston Building Supplies - lumber 39.$2
St It IT - cement & sealbond 29.22
St Sr It - lumber $.22
H.M.Davis & Sons - rental of dozer - scrapers & graders for
roads & parking lots 1,340.00
agricultural Chemicals - fertilizer 156.66
D. :.. Hogg & Son - cement & sealbond 14.70
SI 1? " S1 it - blocks 5.50
Flintkote Co. - soil cover for hydro seeding 140.42
Capital Lumber - lumber 5.60
York Steel Construction - steel beam for extension to fish
hatchery 21.$$
Flintkote - return of empty colas drums 24.00 Credi
Shadowbrook Trout Hatchery - fingerling trout 227.00
Card Lumber - screws & glue 6.15
Harry R. Lockyer - gravel for roads & parking lots 401.69
It IT 1 - gravel for roads & parking lots 3$0.25
It IT S' - gravel for roads & parking lots 231.72
Houston Building Supplies - cement 3.42
Elwood J. Parker - travel expense re Glen Haffy Construction
October 1 to October 6, 1960 9.70
John P. Paterson - travel expense re Glen Haffy Construction
October $, 1960 5.$0
Tom Smyth - casement sash for workshop 1$.75
H. M. Davis - excavating pond, levelling camp site &
stripping sod 230.00
K. Staal - excavating hole for gas tank 54.00
C14C - Greenwood - Construction & Development
Graham Hardware - fence pliers, files & brace wire $.46
It IT - glass,putty,lino cement,plastic wood 1.$7
It St - wire brush,lock,paint remover, varsol 2.64
Flintkote Co. - material for hydro seeding 40.12
..jax Lumber - shingles 5.60
Cooper Block - blocks 4.23
Graham Hardware - paint for 2.ssistant Superintendant's house 46.$0
C16C - Dingle - General Construction & Development
Plant Products - rodent repellant for plants 3$.00
C17C - Humber Trails Construction & Development
Wajax Equipment - back pack pumps 48.84
019C - Claremont - Construction & Development
M '11- .'•3-_7 "'^f,•Inr1 ^f I1ydro bill for power used while house
under reconstlu.o+; nn
W. Trolley - cash expenditure re exproac charges
Graham Hardware - washers
IT It - rake, hoe, muriatic acid
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22.33
1.25
.50
5.23
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B -247
C19C - Claremont - Construction & Development continued
Builders Tool Supply - mason's tool for building checking
station 13.60
Tom Smyth - frames & sash for service building 214.50
B. A. Oil - tractor gas 161.55
Arthur Mitchell - white wash brush .90
If If - foundation coating & hinges $.65
If II - cement 31.25
" IT - cement 12.50
t' " - cement & sealbond 15.50
If If - cement & sealbond 40.00
Philip Carey - shingles for service building 192.00
F. R. Boadway & Son - drilling well 443.50
Kaye's Plumbing - supply & install pump 135.00
..jax Lumber - lumber $.$0
If tr - cement & sealbond 40.60
IT " - lumber 59.72
Storry Construction - sand fill & gravel 11$.00
h.ikenhead Hardware - nails 5.75
Richard's - Wilcox - doors for service building 324.00
Para Paints - paint, rollers & creosote 46.60
Woodbridge Hardware - lag bolts & shields 3.64
" IF - drills 2.14
Tom Smyth - frame & sash for checking station 35.25
C25L - Greenwood Extension - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee & adj. re purchase Roder property 90$.94
l.rthur Death - survey plan & description Roder property 769.50
C2$C - Black Creek Construction & Development
Wajax Equipment - back pack pumps 170.94
Armstrong Brothers - rental of packer for road building 67.50
Maple Leaf Ready -Mix - ready mix for refreshment booth $2.$0
Woodbridge Farmers - seed 5.10
Woodbridge Concrete - block for refreshment booth 133.56
Woodbridge Farmers - seed 61.06
Houston Building Supplies- cement & sealbond for refreshment
booth 17.$6
Woodbridge Farmers -wire 7.50
Flintkote Co. - soil covering for hydro seeding 40.12
Houston Building Supplies - weeping tile for refreshment
booth 10.55
..gricultural Chemicals - fertilizer 117.50
Flintkote Co. - colas for hydro seeding 40.12
Maple Ready Mix - ready mix for refreshment booth 31.05
Commercial Sand & Gravel - gravel for roads & fill for
refreshment booth foundation 1,496.56
F. R. Boadway & Son - drilling well & installing casing 5$1.25
Woodbridge Concrete - concrete blocks for refreshment booth 17$.20
Card Lumber - lumber for refreshment booth 175.20
Woodbridge Hardware - bulbs 5.62
C31:1 - .Albion Hills Extension - Land
Purchase Gadoutsis property 14,990.00
C32k - Boyd Extension - Land
Wm. A. Trow ..ssociates - soil testing for property
evaluation
9$5.95
W8A - WC4. - Lower Humber - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw
Roebuck & Walkinshaw
B -24$
- fees in connection with preliminary steps
re expropriation Winter & Fuller
property 119.40
- fees & adjustment re expropriation
Waysilk property 70.27
W17i1 - WC11 - Town of Weston - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fe„s in connection with expropriation
& abandonment Gallagher & Boyd
property
W17B - WC11 - Town of Weston - Engineerin
R. V. Anderson - supervision of work done by S. Cosentino
W17C - WC11 - Town of Weston - Construction & Development
S. Cosentino - progress estimate (R.V. Anderson)
Re: W.C.11
d1$JL - Highland Creek - Land
Purchase Knight property
Speight, Van Nostrand, Ward & Anderson - prints of plan
re Lash property
63.50
421.27
11,935.$7
6,100.00
W21h - WC17 - Humber Flood Plains - Etob., N.Y., Vaughan, - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee & adjustment re purchase of
Thistletown well & plant from Metro
2.00
59.40
W22B - WC16 - Don River, E. Br., N.Y., - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 1st r.cct. for engineering services to
August 31, 1960 4,427.09
W23B Black Creek Dam - Engineering
James F. MacLaren - 6th & final account for services re Black
Creek dam 1,$92.5$
, ;23C - Black Creek Dam - Construction & Development
Swansea Construction - cert. #6 (James F. MacLaren)re WC 19 $,400.26
ST " " - final cert .ir7 ( """"' " " )re WC 19 15, 609.74
W24A - WC14 - Flood Plain Lands E.Y. - Land
A. Death - re east York .'ark Land survey
Tanhall Reproductions - prints
5,000.00
2.$8
W27C - York Pills Extension - Construction & Development
Weston Ornamental Iron - making grate for manhole 13.44
Terry Machinery - rental of pump for construction of catch basin 32.40
Rosco Metal - culvert for catch basin 11.21
Weston Ornamental Iron - modify elbow for catch basin 3.75
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-i2OA - WC22 - Black Creek Phase 3 - Preliminary - Land
Tanhall Reproductions - tracings .97
It 11 - tracings 1.94
" It - prints of map 6.41
" - prints of map 17.09
j31B - WC24 - Black Creek - Lawrence Ave. - Engineering
garnock Hersey - testing concrete cylinders 15.00
131C - WC24.- Black Creek - Lawrence Avenue
Clairson Construction - ce t. ,1 re W.C. 24 (James F. MacLaren)
26,512.25
W32A - WC25 - Rouge River - Land
Roebuck & Walkinshaw - fee & adjustment re purchase stangroom
prop.
78.44
Tj33C - WC26 - Extension to Flood Warning System - Construction & Dev.•
Wardell -York Memorials - corner stones for Highland Creek
Stream Gauge 50.00
G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
Albert Colucci - cash expenditure re Pioneer Articles 102.00
9 It - 11 9 tt 9 9 Festival 20.10
?enn. German Folklore Society - expenses in connectidn to
Pioneer Festival 46.47
James Murdoch - travel expense re Pioneer Festival 4.50
John Cowan - It 9 9 9 9 9.00
!.'. T. Squibb & Sons - push pins 1.45
•r st IT It +t - record book, speed ball pen 4.23
ff it 9 9 it - card board, mat boars, flo- master set,
ink 10.25.
B. Napier Simpson Jr. - professional services Sept.1 to
Sept. 30, 1960 108.76
Woodbridge Hardware - boiled oil, raid, windex, mop 9.05
Times & Conservator - ad re Pioneer Festival 15.68
The Telegram - ad re Pioneer Festival 152.60
Toronto Star - " n 9 tt 154.00
. ?ort Credit Weekly - ad re Pioneer Festival 17.92
Gilbert A. Milne - reprints & negatives 15.65
Isaac Baker - harness for horses 10.37
:"Iaalabar Costumes - costumes for festival 116.00
Gilbert A. Milne - photos of village 19.09
Superior Sand & Gravel - brick sand 8.69
Sherwin - Williams - varsol for festival 5.00
st If - paint, varsol, putty knife 38.40
tit It - laquer thinner for Festival 10.10
If it - paint, varsol 66.92
3en Ward Price - ad in "Auctioneer" for September 15.00
Gilbert A. Milne - prints of Village 58.72
Harry R. Lockyer & Sons - stone 2.77
Houston Building Supplies - cement & sealbond 15.58
st IT It - lumber 8.52
Al Gervais - rental of chairs for Festival 49.00
..:delaide Electric - installation of service in i rtisian's
house 340.42
Jnndbridge Farmers - feed for livestock 28.34
Woodbridge News - ad re Pioneer Festival 17.92
Norm Rose - pioneer articles for blacksmith shop 300.00
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G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development continued
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - 1st aid supplies 3.29
Black _.. Yake - costumes for attendants 34.20
Liberal Printing Co. - ad re Pioneer Festival • 19.04
Woodbridge Farmers - stove bolts 2.50
Gilbert Milne - photographs of museum 65.93
White Hardware - hinges & wiping clothes re festival 9.39
Woodbridge Hardware - feed for animals 28.52
Card Lumber - lumber 8.64
It t' - wagon tongue 4.32
IT rr - lumber 31.00
IT IT - moulding 10.00
Toronto Star Syndicate - photos of Pioneer Village 8.00
Card Lumber - lumber & casement stone 45.60
Houston Building Supplies - drain tile 10.74
`r t' IT - ashphalt siding & spikes 4.85
Malabar Costumes - costume rentals for Festival 64.00
Albert Colucci - travel expense re Pioneer Village for Sept. 48.20
Woodbridge Hardware - mouse seed & stove polish 1.08
1f IT - raid, windex, wax 5.55
1T t' - plugs, bup hooks, wire, glue, & brushes 8.28
Willoughby's - containers & cups for festival 27.23
Albert Colucci - travelling expense re Pioneer Village for i.ug.53.80
C.N.R - deposit re costs of moving building across tracks
on Steels Avenue 25.00
Moir Engraving - engravings of toy exhibit 36.39
Albert Colucci - cash expenditure re pioneer articles 64.80
sr - 9 9 9 9 IT 23.64
Murray Printing - museum tags 205.07
G3 - Duffin Creek Stream Survey
John Leckie Ltd. - waist waders re stream survey 13.33
013 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating & Maintenance
Gerarda Pouw - washing lifeguard sweaters July-Aug-Sept./60 59.10
016 - N/E - Boyd - Operating & Maintenance
Brampton Brick - brick for chimney repairs 11.80
Woodbridge Farmers - portion tractor gas 41.75
Mrs. S. Bontje - washing lifeguard sweaters September 1960 26.60
White Hardware - paper towels 21.80
If " - wiping clothes 6.20
Woodbridge Farmers - portion oil for tractor 7.45
-1;220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
Woodbridge Farmers - service to furnace in house 13.60
SCHEDULE "B" B-251
REPORT OF THE EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
of the
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
to
THE AUTHORITY
The Advisory Board, appointed by Item 24. of Authority Resolution 31/58,
begs to report to the Authority regarding the amount of compensation
which, in its opinion, should be payable to -
CONSOLIDATED TORONTO DEVELOPMENT CORP. LTD. (Owner)
-and -
JAMES SALIBA (Tenant)
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands described
as follows:
Parts Lots 6 and 7, R.P. 7$9; part Lot 12, Conc. "C";
part road allowance between Lots 11 and 12, L#onc. "C ";
part Lots 2, 3 and 4, R.P. 1222, all in the Township
of Etobcoke, County of York as shown on Plan and
Description No. 55$5, filed in the Registry office for
the East and West Ridings of the County of York on
the 12th day of February 1959,
Notice of Exprcnr:Ation mailed March 5th, 1959, and advertised in
the Globe and Mail March 5th, 12th, and 19th, 1959.
Claim for Compensation from the Owner dated April 14th, 1959, in
the amount of 43251,000,00 received by the Authority.
Claim forensation from the Tenant dated April 17th, 1959,
in the amount of ,310,000,00 received by the Authority.
The Board invited the Owner to appear before them to present evidence
supporting their claim to compensation on Thursday, November 5, 1959,
in the Etobicoke Municipal Building.
The Owner appeared, represented by counsel, who stated they did not wish
to present evidence supporting their claim.
The Board invited the Tenant to appear before them to present evidence
supporting his claim to compensation on March 31st, 1960, at the Authority
Office, Wood bridge, Ontario,
The Tenant appeared, represented by counsel, and presented certain argu-
ments to substantiate their client's claim for compensation, At the
conclusion of the hearing the Advisory Board requested that a written
memorandum of the points raised by counsel be submitted.
We, the undersigned Members of the Advisory Board, having inspected the
lands described herein, and having duly met and made such inquiries and
secured such advice as we consider necessary and desirable, do recommend
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compensation in the amount of -
SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS to CONSOLIDAT2D TORD NTO
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED (Owner)
as we believe, in our judgment, this to be a fair and just price for the
following reasons:
(1) A portion of the lands are flood plain and, as such
cannot be used for construction purposes.
(2) All of the area is zoned greenbelt and a goal portion
is low and wet.
(3) Valuations obtained by the Board do not exceed $75,000,00.
(4) The compensation recommended allows at least 10% for
forcible taking and also takes into consideration all
improvements presently on the property.
';ith reference to the claim for damages by James Saliba, ,Tenant of
Consolidated Toronto Development Corporation Limited, we, the urrlersign?rl
Members of the Advisory Board, having heard arguments by counsel and
having read submissions contained in a letter from counsel dated
April 5th, 1960, in support of Mr, Saliba's claim, aid further having
duly met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and advisable do recommend this claim for damages be DENIED
for the following reasons:
1, The measure of compensation to a Tenant will normally
be the anount 1-7 which the rental worth of the property
exceeds the contract rent reserved in the lease,
capitalized over the balance of the term of the lease,
20 Mr. Saliba was a Tenant of Consolidated Toronto Develop-
ment Corporation Limited on an oral lease from year to
year, running from April 1st through March 31st, As
such, Mr, Saliba was entitled by law, to a Notice To
Vacate, of six months,
3, The Authority more than complied with the necessary
requirements in giving Mr, Saliba six months Notice
To Vacate, Further, from date of filing of, Expropriation
-- February 12th, 1959, to effective date af Notice
To Vacate -- March 31st, 1960, Pdr, Saliba could have
remained in possession for a period of approximately
thirteen months,
4. The Authority has, by Agreement dated August llth, 1959,
compensated Mr. Saliba for certain crops. consisting of
cauliflowers, cabbages, etc,, and manure, which was
removed from the property,
5, As a Tenant from year to year, Mr, Saliba was entitled
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to remain in possession of the property so long as he
was not given the six months Notice To Vacate by the Owner.
Once he has been given six months Notice To
Vacate, he must give up possession of the land at
the termination of his yearly tenancy period,
Thereafter he has no legal rights whatsoever, and
accordingly as his interest in the land has been
terminated, he is not entitled to any compensation.
6. Under the law, any fixed improvements made to real
estate becomes a part of the land and on termination
of any tenancy, such improvements become the
property of the Owner. Therefore, any
compensation paid for improvements made by
Mr. Saliba would go to the Owner i.e. - Consolidated
Toronto Development Corporation Limited.
Signed "CLA RKE WA DLAW"
CHA IRMPN
Signed "B. HARPER BULL"
MEMBER
Signed "C. TAT. IA YCOCKj'
MEMBE R
Dated at Toronto this
28th day of October, 1960,
SCHEDULE "C" B-254
REPORT TO
THE METROPOLITAN TORONTO & REGION CONSERV..TION AUTHGRITY
CF THE
EXPROPRIATION ADVISORY BOARD
The Expropriation Advisory Board begs to repot to the
Authority regarding the amount of compensation which in its opinion
should be payable to:-
MRS. ANNA PILACH INSKI
by reason of the expropriation by the Authority of the lands described
as follow s : -
Being composed of Lots 407 and 408 Plan 2546
Township of Scarborough
The Plan of Expropriation was filed December 24, 1959.
The Notice of Expropriation was mailed Jan, 12, 1960,
No Claim for compensation has been received.
We, the undersigned 'limbers of the Advisory Bard, having
met and made such inquiries and secured such advice as we consider
necessary and desirable, do hereby recommend compensation in the
amount of
$1,000.00 (ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS)
as we believe in our judgement this to be a fair and just price for
the following reasons.
1. Comparable lands have been purchased in the area at similar prices„
2. Valuations obtained by the board do not exceed .450.00 per lot,
3, Compensation recommended allows at least 10% for forcible taking
above the valuations obtained.
4. Property contains no building site.
Signed "CIA RKE WARDLAW"
Chairman
Signed "R. HARPER BULL"
Member
Signed "C. W. LAYCOOK"
Member
Dated at Woodbridge this
28th day of "ctober, 1960,
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P:iOERESS AE? ORT ON PROPC3ED . DEV:LOPM:NT AT DING CITY
.AND ITS ,t,I;L tTI.JhSHIP TO POLLUTION CCN ROL IN THE
,AST BA .NCH OF THE HUMBER. .LVC3
Introduction
The staff has been authorized by the Executive
Committee to investigate and net with those concerned with the
proposed development at King City.
I attended two meetings dealing with the proposal;
the first with Mr. B, P. Davis, Chairman of the King Township
Planning Board; and the second with P'ir, Craig and Mr, Robertson
of the York County Health Unit; ;Mr, Barr, Ontario 'ater aesources
Commission; and Mr; R. G; Ness, representing the subdivision.
Discussion
The present positions of these people are as follows:
(1) Subdividers
Therc are approximately 900 acres which could be
developed with a density of 3 to 32 lots per acres. The subdivider-4
will consider financinc sewage disposal for the subdivision, but
not for any part of existing village. There is also the possibil-
ity that only 200 to 3,J acres might be developed.
(2) O'tarjo Water Resources Commission
The subdivision may be serviced by a treatment plant,
but this plant must discharge to the East Branch of the Humber
River and must produce an effluent with a B.O.D. not to exceed 5 -7
ppm, The effluent would probably require chlorination. The plant
must be situated at an "economical location".
(3) York County Health Unit
In the past the Health Unit has had applications for
subdivision disposal involving up to 1200 lots. Because of the
soils, which are unsuitable for large scale development, the
Health Unit discouraged the use of septic tank disposal and encour-
aged the Township to plan for a more adequate means of dealing
with sewage disposal. Proper disposal is also required in large
subdivisions by the Central Mortgage and Housin: Corporation.
The Health Unit also pointed out that if pollution
occurs in the East Branch of the Humber, it will be their immediate
duty to post those areas where swimming takes place as "condemned ".
(4) King Town ship
The Township is in a position of waiting until technical
advice is made available to assist in making their plans. The
Ontario Water Aesources Commission requested the Township to submit
a plan to the Commission dealing with how the problem was to be
solved. The Commission has recently advised the subdivider that
tertiary treatment is required. This decision would appear to have
been mode because of the low flow of the East Br:nch and the exist -
in3 and proposed developments of the Metropolitan Toronto and
Region Conservation Authority. This decision is the starting point
to a definite appraisal of the problem.
King Township has expressed a concern for developments
of the Conservation Authority and landowners on the East Branch
and, I sus; ect, will act in the fullest interests of the Conservat-
ion .. uthority,
(5) Metropolitan Toronto Planning Board
This agency would likely support the Authority whole-
heartedly in requesting a complete treatment of sewage destined
for the East Branch of the Humber River.
(6) Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
At the present time the Authority owns 77$ acres of
land on the East Branch, and has invested $649,000.in developing
the Boyd and Humber Trails Conservation Areas.
The Authority also plans to construct two reservoirs
on the East Branch; namely, the King Creek Reservoir, a flood
control reservoir capable of storing 7247 acre feet, and the
Lower East Branch, a multi- purpose reservoir to be maintained at
50 acres during the summer season and having recreational develop-
ments similar to those in many Areas now, and flood storage of
6659 acre feet.
The Boyd Area will be extended during the next few
years until a total of 119$ acres will make the Area one of the
most important recreation areas in the region.
The existing and proposed developments are as
follows:
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Status Conservation Total Weter Uses
Area or area Brea
Reservoir (acres) (acres)
Lend Reservoir nevelopment Total
Costs costs costs costs
Existing Boyd Area 69$ 7 ricnicing, 4 %20,000 4180,000 $ 600,000
Swimming
fishing etc
Humber Trails 50 2 - -ailing,
Area picnicing, (l'?25,000)='*
fishing etc
Woodbridge
Flood Plain 30 1.5 picnicing,
wading,
fishing
24,000
49,000
Proposed Boyd frea 500 5 Ficnicing, < ;350,000 -- t'350,000 $ 700,000
swimming
fishing etc
King Creek* 500 (333) Flood control $450,000 41,591,000 $ 7,500 $2,04$,500
Reservoir and stream flow
replenishment
Lower East*
Branch 400 (24$) Swimming, *500,000 ti,;1,615,000 $137,000 62,252,000
Reservoir 50 boating;
fishing,
picnicing.
TOTAL 2,148 64 - '7;1,745,000 { ;3,206,000 $698,500 $5,649,500
Under "water area ", the upper figure is maximum storage, the lower is recreation - lake area
Humber Trails Area was deeded to the Authority by King Township, the figure in brackets is an approximation
of land v ^lue
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The popularity of these areas is evidenced in the
fact that approximately 250,000 people visited the Boyd and Humber
'rails Areas in 1960 to date.
The value of the Authority's conservation developments
on the East branch of the number River was explained to those
concerned with the King City enlargement.
Recommendations
In view of:
(1) the proposed developments in King City;
(2) the existing and proposed developments of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority;
(3) the "clean -up" of the lower reaches of the Humber River
by Metropolitan Toronto;
it would appear that a satisfactory solution to all concerned would
be for the Township of King to permit reasonable growth of King
City, provided that all sewage is treated in a very complete manner.
It is therefore rem mmended that
(1) the Authority request the Township of King to require a sewage
treatment plant designed and constructed to deliver a chlorin-
ated effluent with a B.O.D. of 5ppm or less for any develop-
ment tributary to the East Branch of the Humber River.
(2) the Authority suggest to the Municipality of the T'ow nsh ip of
King that any industries considered by the Township in an erea
adjacent to the East Branch of the Humber River by dry industr-
ies and that large sewage producing industries be avoided in
their planning if possible.
(3) the Authority suggest to the Municipality of the Township of
King that if a treatment plant is built, adequate planning be
made at the present time to eliminate possible future ov erlca d-
ing and reduction of the grade of treatment from tertiary to
secondary or even worse by (a) planning for incorporation of
the existing King City police village into a sewage collection
and treatment system; and (b) planning for incorporation of
new developments likely to take place in the next several years.
(4) a committee of the Executive be appointed to present the Auth-
orities views on this important matter to the Council of the
Township of King and the Township Planning Board.
$.11.o0 M. G, Johnson
Field Officer
Vetropo/ttan J&onto and Ieeion
Corkservation 4utIoritf
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting November 23, 1960
No. 20
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street,
York Mills, on Wednesday, November 23rd, 1960, commencing at
10:00 a.m.
Present were:
Chairman
Vice- 0hairman
Members
Secretary - Treasurer
Solicitor
Public Relations
Director of Operations
Property Co- Ordinator
Conservation Areas
Planner
Dr, G. Ross Lord
W. C. Davidson
J. A. Bryson
Mrs, J. A, Gardner
Mrs, D, Hamue
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
F. McKechnie
C. Sauriol
F, L, Lunn
D, R, Walkinshaw
E, Curwain
K. G. Higgs
W, E, Jones
W, A. McLean
MINUTES
The Minutes of Meeting No 19/60 were presented.
Res. 5-,`252: Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- W. C. Davidson
Resolved That:- the Minutes of Meeting
No. 19/60 as presented be adopted as if
read.
Carried Unanimously,
BUDGET REVIEW
The Budget Review was presented by the Secretary- Treasurer.
Res. 1253: Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- the Budget Review to
date of October 31st, 1960, be received
and filed.
Carried Unanimously,
AWARD OF CONTRACT HEART LAKE P.ECR •311TIONAL BUILDING
A Report of tle Tender - Opening Sub - Committee for the Heart Lake
Recreational Building was presented.
Res. #254: Moved By:- R. G, Henderson
Seconded By:- J. A, Bryson
Resolved That:- the Report of the Tend er-
Opening Sub - Committee fort he Heart Lake
Recreational Building be received and
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appended as Schedule v "A?? of these
Minutes and, further that the award
of the Contract to Glendale Supplies
and Industries Limited in the amount •
of .x$5,539.00 be confirmed.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. ,/255: Moved By:- Mrs. J, A, Gardner
Seconded By:- C. 3auriol
Resolved That:- the contract for the follow-
ing works in connection with the Heart
Lake Recreational Building be awarded to
Glendale Supplies and Industries Limited,
on the following basis:
(a) that the labour be included in
the Winter Works Project
Ontario No. 3
(b) that the cost of materials be
paid 100% by the Authority
by making the necessary transfer
of funds within the current Capital
Works Budget
( i) Septic Tank $2,400.00
( ii) Tunnelling 4,420.00
(iii) Tile Field 3,530.00
Carried Unanimously.
FLOOD CONTROL PLAN - MUNICIPAL LEVY
A communication was presented pointing out that all Municipalities
had been requested to raise funds for the 1960 Flood Control
Municipal Levy and that as at the present date it appears evident
that the funds will not be required and recommending that the
Municipalities be notified accordingly.
Res. #256: Moved By:- .C. Satiriol
Seconded By:- H. S, Honsberger
Resolved That:- the Secretary- Treasurer
be instructed to advise all member Municipalities
that the Flood Control Plan Municipal
Levy-will not be required until early
1961. `
Carried Unanimously.
CONSERVATION LAND ACQUISITION PROGRAMME
A Report was presented outlining the present status of the
land acquisition programme,
LEGAL COSTS RE SCHEMES
A Report was presented reviewing the legal costs involved in
various Schemes carried out by the Authority.
Res, #257: Moved By:- Mrs. J. A, Gardner
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
Resolved That:- the present arrange-
ments with respect to legal aspects of
the Authority works be continued and
further that the Chairman submit a
Report to the Parks and Recreation
Committee of Metropolitan Toronto re-
garding the legal costs incurred on
Schemes of the Authority where the
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Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto
is the benefitting municipality.
Carried Unanimously,
COM E RVAT ION FOUNDATICN REPORT
A comprehensive Report on the establishment of a proposed Conserv-
ation Foundation was presented.
Res, #258: Moved By:- Mrs. D, Hague
Seconded By:- C, Sauriol
Resolved That:- the Report on the
establishment of a Metropolitan Toronto
and Region Conservation Foundation be
received and referred to the following
Sub - Committee for study and report:
H. S. Honsberger
W. C, Davidson
D. R. Walkinshaw
Carried Unanimously.
PROPERTY ACQUISITION - SCHEME C.A.•17, ALBION HILLS
Res. ;259: Moved By:- C, Sauriol
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Resolved That:- the remainder of the
property required for Scheme C.A, -17
the Albion Hills Extension, be acquired
as per the provisions of Section 20, 21, '
and 22 of The (' onservation Authorities Act.
Carried Unanimously.
PRESENTATION OF SCHEME W.C.-21. EGLINTON FLATS
A Staff communication was presented suggesting that a Sub - Committee
be appointed to present Scheme N.C. -21 Eglinton Flats to the Minister
of Planning and Development.
Res, #260: Moved By: Mrs. D, Hague
Seconded By:- R, G, Honsberger
• Resolved That:-
Dr. G, Ross Lord
R. G, Henderson
F, G, Gardiner
be a Sub - Committee to present Scheme W.C. -21
Eglinton Flats, to the Minister of Planning
and Development.
Carried Unanimously.
POST- GRADUATE COURSE -- Zv. A. McLEAN
The Chairman presented a communication recommending that W. A. McLean
be given the opportunity to undertake certain post- graduate studies
at the Michigan State University. The natter was discussed in detail.
Res. ,261: Moved By:- H. 3. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- W. McLean be authorized
to undertake post- graduate studies at
Michigan State University with a view to
obtaining a Master of Science degree in the
Department of Resource Development on the
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foilo: sins basis:
(a) that he be ;ranted leave of absence
for one year
(b) that he be paid half salary during
his leave of absence
(c) that the Authority pay his tuition
costs
(d) that he be required to enter into
an agreement to remain on the Authority
Staff for a minimum of three years,
Carried
BAIT LICENSES R.D.H.P. AREA
A Staff report was presented having reference to Recommendation
5 of Report No 2 of the a. D.H. P. Advisory Board.
Res. ,,262: Mar ed By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- J. A. Bryson
Resolved That:- the Staff report regarding
the issue of bait licenses by the Department
of Lands and Forests in the R.D.H.P. area
be received and the recommendations
contained therein and set forth herein
be adopted:
(a) That the Staff keep the situation
under observation.
(b) That no request be made to the
Department of Lands and Forests
to discontinue the issuing of
bait licenses at the present time.
Carried Unanimously.
STAFF HOLIDAY TIME - CHRI3TMAS AND NSW YEARS
Res, #263: Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By: R. G, Henderson
Resolved That:- The Staff of the Authority
be granted the following days as holidays:
December 26th and 27th, 1960
January 2nd, 1961
Carried Unanimously,
SCHEME C.A.-22 BL_XK CREEK EXTENSION - PROPERTY
As directed by a recent meeting of the Executive, the Staff ?resented
a report on the property felt necessary for the extension of
the Black Creek Conservation Area.
Res. ;/264: Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By: Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Resolved That:- the report on the property
requirements for Scheme C.n, -22, a Scheme
for the extension of the Black Creek Conservation
Area, be received and approved and, further
that the Staff be authorized and directed
to negotiate for the said land. `
Carried Unanimously,
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PROPERTY - SCHEME W.C.-11 TOWN OF WESTON
Res, ;#265: Moved By:- H. S, Konsberger
Seo nd ed By:- J. A►, Bryson
Resolved That:- the Secretary- Treasurer
be authorized to complete the purchase of
the following properties required for
Scheme W.C. -11 Town of Weston:
W, L, Litz - .592 acres - $592.00
plus adjustments
Weston Masonic 'Temple - .145 acres -
JW4.5.00 plus adjustments
Carried Unanimously.
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CONSERVATION CAMP SCHOOL - PROPOSED CDNSTRUCTION
Certain proposals for the construction'of a Conservation Camp School
in the immediate future were discussed.
Res. #266: Moved By: F. McKechnie
Seconded By:- R. G, r+enderson
Resolved That:- the proposals for the con-
struction of a Conservation Camp School
at the Albion Hills Conservation Area
be referred to the following Sub - Committee
for study and report:
.W, S. MacDonnell
Mrs. D, Hague
Mrs. F, Gell
Dr, G. Ross Lord
Carried Unanimously
ADJOURNMENT
On motion, the Meeting adjourned at 2:20 p.m.
Dr. G. Ross Lord F L Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
Nov. 2./60
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SCHEDULE "A"
REPORT OF
TENDER - OPENING SUB COMMITTEE
FOR THE
HEART LAKE RECREATIONAL BUILDING
The Tender - Opening Sub Committee, authorized by Resolution #245
to award the contract for the Heart Lake Recreational Building,
met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, November llth, 1960.
Present were:
Chairman
Members
Staff
C. Sauriol
Mrs. J-. At Gardner
F. McKechnie
W. A. McLean
C. Thompson
Tenders were opened as follanrs:
Glendale Supplies & Industries Ltd,
Andeen Construction
F.B.M. Construction
Sydney Green Construction Limited
$ 97,781.00
102,7$1,00
112,102.00
102,375.00
It was agreed that the Tender be awarded to Glendale Supplies
and Industries Limited -- theirs being the lorest bid received.
The Committee recommends that the award as follows be confirmed:
Glendale Supplies & Industries Limited -- $$5,539.00
This figure being arrived at by the following alterations and
deletions:
(a) Concrete Floor - Less
(b) Hardware Allowance - Less
(c) Septic Tank - Delete
(d) Tunnelling - Delete
(e) Tile Field - Delete
TOTAL
C. Sauriol
Chairman
November 17, 1960
$ 692,00
1,200.00
2,400.00
4,420.00
3.5.)Q.00
$ 12,242.00
C. Thompson
Acting Secretary
Metropolitan Joronto and legion
Con4ert/a,tiovL Atthoriiy
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1960 N�. 21.
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, York
Mills, on •Tednesday, Decenber 7th, 1960, commencing at 10:00 a.m.
Present were:
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Vice Chairman W. C, Davidson
Members J. A. Bryson
Mrs, J. A, Gardiner
Mrs, D, Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
F, McKechnie
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
Secretary Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Director of
Operations K. G. Higgs
Field Officer T. E. Barber
Director, Black
Creek Cons. area A; Colucci
Public Relations J. Grimshaw
MINUTES
The Minutes of Meeting No. 20/60 were presented.
Res. #267 Moved By:- U C, Davidson
Seconded By:- Mrs. J, A, Gardner
Resolved That:- the Minutes of Meeting
No. 20/60 as presented be adopted as if
read.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C.-6 -- LAND ACQUISITION
A Staff communication was presented stating that Consolidated
Toronto Development Corporation Limited had advised that they were
prepared to accept the reward of the Advisory Board for the lands
required for Scheme ':.C. -6,
Res. )26$ Moved By:- 7. C, Davidson
Seconded By:- C. a, ipurcell
Resolved That:- the Secretary - treasurer be
authorized to complete the purchase of
Part Lots 6 and 7, R.P. 789
Part Lot 12, Concession fC?r
Part £ oad Allaaance Between Lots 11 and 12
Concession i'C"
Part Lots 2, 3 and 4, R.P. 1222
- -all in the Township of Etobicoke
-- County of York
- -said to contain 42.$79 acres more -or -less
from Consolidated Toronto Development Corporation
Limited for a total sum of $$1,73$.57, plus
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disbursements, adjustments, and legal-fees.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS
The accounts were presented.
Res. #269
Moved By:- Mrs, D. Hague
Seconded By:- Mrs, J. A. Gardner
Resolved That:- the accounts in the sum total
of $201,631.33 be appended as Schedule "A" of
the Minutes and approved for payment.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 3 OF THE HISTORICAL SITES ADVISORY BOARD
Mrs. Hague presented Report No. 3 of the Historical Sites Advisory
Board.
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Res. #270
Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- Report No. 3/60 of the Historical
Sites Advisory Board be received and the recommend-
ations Contained therein and set forth herein be
adopted;
1, (a) that the Staff be authorized to stock
the Laskay Store with suitable items
for sale to the general public
(b) that the Staff be authorized to establish
a Souvenir Stand in a suitable location
which will be stocked with suitable
items for sale to the public
2. (a) a suitable agreement for the use of
Pioneer Village materials and photograph
be prepared
(b) the use of the Pioneer Museum material
and photographs be at the discretion
of the Director
(c) that reasonable fees not to exceed the
following be charged at the discretion
of the Director:
Director's Time: $10.00 for first 2 hrs.
Director's Time: .p5.00 for each additional
hour
Other Staff: 0;00 for first 2 hours
Other Staff: 1)2.50 for each additional
our
Transportation: At cost
3. That the 1961 Preliminary Budget Estimates as
set forth herein be included in the 1961
Authority Budget Estimates:
(a) Squire's Residence
(b) Artisan's House
c Church
(d) School
e) Laskay Store
f) Cider Mill
g) New Buildings
(h) Fees
$11,200 ;00
1 ;950 ;00
7;800;00
Lf,100 ;00
7,000 ;00
•500;00
5 ;000,00
2.000.00
$39,550.00
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4. That commencing in 1961 the following schedule
of fees be adopted for admission to the
Pioneer Village:
(a)
(c)
(e)
(f)
Parking
Adults
Students - All Grades
Children Under 6 Years
Special _dates For Groups
Organized School Groups )
Youth Educational Groups)
No Charge
75¢
Free
25¢ per Adult
Free
REPORT NO
2 OF REFORESTATION & LAND USE ADVISORY BWR D
This was
Res, #271
presented by Mr. Bryson and discussed in detail.
Moved By:- J. A. Bryson
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A, Gardner
Resolved That: - Report No 2/60 of the
Reforestation & Lamd Use Advisory Board
be received and the recommendations contained
therein and set forth herein be adopted:
1. (a) the Authority adopt a policy of
acquisition and development of Forest
and Wildlife Conservation Areas
(b) the Staff be directed to undertake a
survey of suitable lands
(c) any areas so acquired be managed under
the direction of the Reforestation
and Land Use Advisory Board with the
assistance of the Wildlife Sub- Committee
or under agreement with the Department
of Lands and Forests
(d) the Government of Ontario be requested
to approve of any Schemes adopted under
this policy and make a grant of 50% of
the cost thereof
(e) the Staff be directed to investigate the
possibility of eventual co- ordination of
the Forestry Programme
2. that Scheme R.L.-3 -- A Scheme For the Acqi is ition
And Development Of A Forest & Wildlife-Conservation
Area composed of Lot 29, Concession VI, Albion
Towhship, be adopted and further in this
connection, the following action taken:
(a) that all Member Municipalities be designated
as benefitting
(b) that the Government of Ontario be requested
to approve of the Scheme and make a grant
of 50% of the cost thereof
(c) that when approved, the appropriate Authority
officials be authorized and directed to
take whatever action is required in
connection with the Schen a inclul ing the
execution of any necessary documents
Carried Unanimously.
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REPORT NO. 2 OF THE DON VALLEY ADVISORY BOARD
This was presented by Mr, Honsberger.
Res, /272 Moved By:- H. S, Honsberger
Seconded By:- F. McKechnie
Resolved That:- Report No. 2 of the on Valley
Advisory Board be received and the recommdndations
contained therein and set forth herein be adopted:
1. that the Authority sign at the Oakbank
Community Pond be amended to read s'Oakbank
Wildlife Area" and further that a screen
of shrubs and trees be planted on the South-
ern boundary of the area and that a represent-
ative of the Village of Thornhill be requested
to meet with the Authority officials with a
view to arranging a suitable na intenan ce
agreement.
•
2. that the present policy of the Authority
in regard to York University be maintained
Carried Unanimously.
HUMBER RIVEP. -- WOODBRIDGE CHANNELIZATION
A Staff communication was presented outlining the action proposed
in conjunction with the Department Of Highways and the Toronto
And'York Roads Commission in connection with channelization of
the Humber River at Woodbridge.
Res, 1t2 ?) Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- H. SS Honsberger
Tre Executive Recommends That:-
1. The M.T.R.C.A. agree in principle with the
proposed realignment of the <<oodbridge-
Kibinburg road and the channelization of
the Humber River from Highway No. 7 to
Pine Street,
2. That James F. ltcLaren Associates be engaged
as consulting engineers to undertake a preliminary
engineering study of the requited'channelization
at a cost not to exceed $6,000,00.
3. The Minister of Planning & Development be
requested to make a grant of 75% of the cost
of the Preliminary Engineering.
Carried Unan imously.
EXTENSION OF FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM
A Staff communication was presented suggesting that a Scheme be
adopted for the Extension of the Flood Warning System in 1961.
Res, 1274 Moved By:- H. S, Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
The Executive Recommends That:- Scheme W.C.-31
"A Scheme for the Extension of the Flood Warning
System" be adopted, and that the following action
be taken in this connection:
(a) that all Municipalities be designated as
benefi .sting
(b) that the Minister of Planning and Development
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be requested to approve of the Scheme
and a grant of 50 %}of the cost thereof;
(c) that the Department of Planning and Develop-
ment be requested to design stream gauging
stations for the East Branch of the" Humber 1 ±uer
at Pine Grove, the Humber river at Bolton,
and the West Branch of the Rou &e River;
(d) that following approval of the Scheme by the
Minister of Planning and Development, that
the Staff of the Authority, in co- operation
with the Department of Northern Affairs and
National Resources, construct the stream
gauges and gauging weir on the Don River to
the extent of the Budget allotted for this
purpose during 19614
Carried Unanimously,
PLANS OF DEVELOPMENT -- SCHRVIE W.C. -19
A Staff Report was presented outlining certain recommendations
ir' tegard to the development of the lands aCgi fired in Scheme
V, C. -19 by the Metropolitan Parks Department.
Res. #275 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- it, G, Henderson
Resolved That:- the proposed plan of develop-
ment submitted by Mr. T, W, Thompson for' the
development of land acquired by Schene W. C, -19
be approved with the following modifications:
1, Drinking fountains numbers 1, 2 and 4 be
relocated above the high water line as
indicated by James F. nacLaren on the plan.
2. The parking lot to the north of the Bakerdown
Sewage Treatment Plant be located farther
to the West as it would be flooded by several
feet of water at its present location.
3. All roadways be kept as close to present
ground level as possible to minimize erosion
damage during periods of high water.
Carried Unanimously.
HENDON ESTATES AND ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD
A communication was presented stating that the matter of the
Hendon states has now been referred to the Ontario Municipal
Board and a hearing set for December 14th, 1960.
Res, #276 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs, J. A. Gardner
Resolved-That:- the Authority's solicitor,
Mr. D. , 'lalkinshaw, be instructed to appear
before the Ontario Municipal Board regarding
the Hendon Estates hearing in order to oppose
the approval of the proposed ai b= division
on the basis of the Staff report.
Also, that a'member of the staff be in attend-
ance with Mr. '.Jalkinshaw.
Carried Unanimously.
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SCHEME C.A.-19 -- GREENWOOD EXTENSION
The Staff reported that the Knopf option was due to expire very
shortly.
?des. #277 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Resolved That:- the Secretary - Treasurer
be authorized to complete the purchase
from Ernest and Irmagard Knopf of Part
Lot 14, Concession "IV", Township of
Pickering, for the sum total of $4,950.00,
plus disbursements, adjustments and legal
fees.
Carried Unan imot ly.
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GIFTS TO PIONEER VILLAGE
A discussion took place regarding the manner in which recognition
could be given to individuals or groups making gifts or donations
to the Pioneer Village.
Res. x#27$ Moved By:- H. S; Honsberger
Seconded By:- Ce R. Purcell
Resolved That:- the matter of recognition for
gifts or donations to the Pioneer Village be
referred to the Historical cites Advisory
Bca rd for consideration and their recommendations
as a policy matter.
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:15 p.m,
Dr, G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary - Treasurer
Dec. $, 1960
"Schedule A"
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November 30/60
#1$ - Machinery & Equipment Costs
Superior Propane - portable heater for construction crew
Comrace Ladder - extention ladder
Garage Supplies Co. - champion scope
#19 - Office Equipment - Cost
Brunswick Manufacturing - settee for boardroom
Underwood Limited - 1 typewriter
Grand & Toy - 1 file cabinet
Genalco Ltd. - nesting tables & chairs & detachable arms for
boardroom
#20 - Areas Equipment - Costs
Para Paints - picnic table varnish
Receiver General of Canada - sales tax on picnic table mfg.
It Zr " - sales tax on picnic tables for
November
5;127 - Options on Land not Yet Purchased
James A. MacFarlane - option to purchase Lot 29 Conc. #6 Twp.
of Albion
Al - Members Allowance & Meeting Expense
F. L.
E
S'.
143.50
46.80
59.50
110.00
243.00
11$.00
142.77
242.20
2,107.45
179.0$
Lunn - cash expenditure re Authority delegates &
resolution committee dinner meeting held at Preston
Honsberger - travel expense re Conservation Council at
Preston
Conservation Council at
Preston
Council at
Preston
Council at
Preston
Council at
Preston
Mrs. G.
J. Klinck - travel
R. G. Henderson
Charles
expense re
- travel expense re Conservation
Sauriol - travel expense
Mrs. E. Gardner
re Conservation
- travel expense re Conservation
A2 - Stationery & Supplies
Charters Publishing - travel expense sheets
Charters Publishing - business cards
Underwood - service re adding machines
Gestetner - mimeo paper
Gestetner r mimeo paper & stencils
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Henderson-Nichol Drugs - note books
H. G. Barlow - index cards & label holders
Gestetner - ink for duplicating machine
Gestetner - mimeo paper
James M. Adamson & Co. - folders & scissors
Gestetner - stencils
Charters Publishing - work reports
Charters Publishing - business cards
H. G. Barlow - office supplies & envelopes
Gestetner - mimeo paper & correcting fluid
Gestetner - mimeo paper
a•- Vehicle Expense
200.00
41.95
40.05
39.40
39.75
24. 50
52.55
49.73
4.72
17.50
25.16
62.09
34.22
.50
19.53
129.60
26.10
14.48
37.50
72.71
5.00
60.07
21.30
24.95
3. A. Oil - credit card purchases re Authority vehicles for Oct. 814.$3
Kerr' s Garage - repair vehicle #21 18.86
International Harvester - towing charge, filter cartlage,
gallon oil & v =,rso1 re vehicle #7
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A2 - Vehicle Expense Con't)
Humber Automotive - battery re vehicle #10
Fagins Garage - gas purchases re vehicle #14
Hawman Motors - repair vehicle #1
Hawman Motors - tune up, gas guage & fuel pump re vehicle
P. & D. truck
Hawman Motors - repair P. & D. truck
Hawman Motors - repair vehicle #5
Ilawman Motors - repair vehicle #4
Hawman Motors - repair vehicle #4
Gibson' s Motors - gas purchases re vehicle #10
Louis Muise - repair, grease & oil change vehicle #4
Rots Lipsett - tires for vehicle #7
Ross Lipsett - tubes for vehicle #7
A4 - Mileage expense for Staff
C. B. Thompson - travel expense re Conservation Council at
Preston 34.95
W. A. McLean - travel expense re Conservation Council at Preston 37.10
F. L. Lunn - Sec. - Treasurer's expenses for September 66.75
F. L. Lunn - Sec. - Treasurer's expenses for October to Nov. 2/60 96.65
R. W. O'Brien - travel expense re Authority business for Oct. 1$.30
3. U. Halstead - " 11 71 11 11 11 11 11 15.40
E. Wm. Hultay - 11 IS 11 It 11 11 11 43.10
P. B. Flood - 11 71 11 li 11 11 '1 106.90
Warren Jones - 71 11 11 11 11 11 If 33.60
Mrs. H. D. Sutter -" 17 17 11 7' 11 17 8.00
K. W. Strasser - 71 11 71 11 11 l7 11 70.70
M. G. Johnson - 11 71 11 11 11 11 IS 39.30
17.16
22.82
3.30
3$.00
16.35
37.60
4.70
23.60
15.98
8.90
200.00
18.00
M. G. Johnson - travel expense re Conservation Council at Preston 20.95
T. E. Barber - 11 11 17 11 11 11 11 3$.95
T. E. Barber - travell expense re Authority business for Oct. 40.70
Ed. F. Sutter - 77 If 11 If It 11 11 110.85
um. A. McLean - 11 71 it 11 it 11 i7 82.10
Ron Daw - travel expense re Authority business for November 15.$0
K. G. Higgs - travel expense for Director of Operations for
3 month period from Sept. 1, to Nov. 30, 1960 67.35
A5 - Light, Heat, Power & Water
Twp. of North York Waterworks Dept. - board room water rates
Woodbridge Hydro - hydro re Office Annex
Woodbridge Hydro - hydro re Main Office
'Ioodbridge Hydro - hydro re Main Office
Woodbridge Hydro - hydro re Office Annex
':oodbriclge Farmers - fuel oil for boardroom
Township of North York Hydro - hydro re boardroom
A6 - Rent
Mr. C. Graham - rent for Office for November 1960
1a$ - Telephone
Bell Telephone -
Be1L Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Be1:L Telephone -
Bel:L Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Bel:L Telephone -
Bel:L Telephone
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone -
SNLG 226 - October
SNLG 129R -3 October
Bolt. 573J -4 October
Alpine 7 -$745 October
Hu 9-5686 October
CLRMT 101 October
ZA 5 -$253 November
WH 2 -2070 November
- ZA 7 -3573 November
AT $ -1123 November
- CLRMT 101 November
ME 3 -9901 November
7.00
$.35
9.86
4.09
4.09
29.36
9.49
200.00
14.70
6.05
$.10
8.60
21.50
34.60
38.45
21.70
277.00
29.93
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A9 - Cleaning & Office Maintenance
Service Glass & Mirror - glass for washroom window re Boardroom 6.7C
7,oward R. Keena - install extra ducts & clean furnace re " 195.00
Nil's. G. Cochrane - cleaning services for office for October 85.00
C: rd Lumber - cork board re boardroom 40.80
Card Lumber - plywood 1? 25.0u
Card Lumber - lumber re is 24.5;
Card Lumber - sash
9.', 5
Aikenhead's Hardware - brush, wood :rim, sash locks re boardroom 9.
Aikenhead's Hardware - door stops, putty, putty knife,
glaziers points re boardroom 3.82
Aikenhead's Hardware - moulding, keylo ck, keys, mat re boardroom 2L.47
Aikenhead's Hardware - spray bomb, extension chair, brackets re
• 3oardroom 3.12
Excel Cleaning Services - clean & return light louvres re
boardroom 6.00
Empire Wallpaper - well paper re boardroom 8.n
White Hardware - cleaning supplies re office 47.0()
James Robertson - toilet seat for boardroom washroom $.52
Service Glass & Mirror - glass for windows at boardroom 139.39
Service Glass & Mirror - clips for mirrors re boardroom 2$.$!;
Sam Kaiser - painting & decorating boardroom 25.00
Empire wallpaper & Paper - wall paper returned (CREDIT) 2.46-
G. H. Wood - water cups & dispenser for boardroom 29.28
L. R; G. Floor Coverings - floor cleaner for boardroom 2.53
Automatic Pumping - plumbing supplies re boardroom 1.05
Empire ?'all Paper & Paint - paint for boardroom 13.07
Sherwin-Williams - brushes re boardroom 5.75
Sherwin - Williams - paint re boardroom 11.65
Sherwin - Williams - paint re boardroom 11.68
Sherwin - Williams - paint re boardroom 10.25
Aikenhead's Hardware - catches for boardroom 1.98
Empire ',all Paper & Paint - wallpaper for boardroom 1.10
Duratile Tileboard - folding door for boardroom 54.00
James Robertson - plumbing supplies for boardroom 17.90
Card Lumber - insulation for boardroom 94.25
Woodbridge Hardware - varnish stain & brush for boardroom 1.43
Zoodbri.:ge Hardware - plastic pail & mop for boardroom $.97
'foodbridge Hardware - floor wax for boardroom .62
James Robertson Plumbing - soap dispenser & towel cabinets for
boardroom 22.92
'• ?oodbridge Hardware - paint & putty sticks for boardroom L..26
Woodbridge Hardware - paint brush for boardroom 1.21
7. :oodbricge Hardware - dusters for boardroom .89
T400dbri:'ce Hardware - model cement for office .27
Woodbridge Hardware - keys .2'i
Al2 - Insurance
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - glass coverage Office boardroom 31.67
A13 - Legal & Audit
D. R. Jalkinshaw - travel expense re Conservation Conference
at Preston 41.10
Roebuck & °Talkinshaw - professional services rendered re:
preparation &, presentation to Select Committee 75.00
roebuck & ';alkinshaw - services rendered re East York Zoning
by -law L50.00
Roebuck c TTalkinshaw - services rendered re hearing of the
extension of the Green Belt zoning on Eglinton Flats 50.00
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A14 - General Expense
Paul B. Flood - Cash expenditure re reference book 4.40
Canadian National Telegraph - chairman's telegraph to MacLaren
in London 2.00
Dr. C. D. McLean - medical examination re appointment to
permenant staff • 25.00
Hercules Sales Ltd. - tarp for dump truck 18.00
Nature Conservancy - reference information 1.00
S.C.S. of A. - membership in S.C.S. of A. for 1961 executive
& senior staff 136.00
F. L. Lunn - cash expenditure re U.S. postal note for purchase
of reference books 4.38
Chambers & Meredith - valuation (Albion Trout Blub Colquette
Property) 467.00
Bolton Enterprise - subscription from March 1/60 to March 1/61
to Bolton Enterprise 2.50
Horticulture - subscription to the Horticulture magazine 7.00
Royal Canadian Geographic Society - copies November 1960
Canadian Geographic Journal 10.00
W. Earl Whitewood - out -of- pocket expenses re offer to purchase
Bruce's Mill 10.00
A16' - I. & E. Consultant & Expense
John Grimshaw - P. R. Consultants expenses for Aug. Sept. Oct.
& November 29.00
Al$ - I. & E. Maps & Brochures
Murray Printing - conservation brochures
Charters Publishing - conservation news forms
Charters Publishing - folders 'Planning Conservation Areas"
"Fish & Wildlife"
752.58
73.65
80.75
A20 - I. & E. Promotion Expense
Canadian National Sportsmen's Show - space at Sportsmen's Show 75.00
Woodbridge Boatarama - 2 qts. resin & hardener for display 8.00
Woodbridge Boatarama - 2 qts. redin & hardener & cloth for display 8.00
Woodbridge Boatarama - " " " " " " " 8.00
'1oodbridge Boatarama - 1 qt. resin & hardener for display 6.00
Woodbridge Boatarama - 1 gal. " " " Z' 13.50
Woodbridge Boatarama - 1 gal. " " It " 13.50
Hudson Welding - labour & material re dolly for display 17.50
Gerry's Camera Shop - photographic supplies 10.25
Hudson Welding - repairs to display trailer 7.50
Active Hobby Centre - toy animals for Authority display 2.56
Gerry's Camera Shop - photo supplies 6.86
Gerry's Camera Shop - photo supplies 5.57
Grand & Toy - pens for display 7.90
Canadian Press Clippings - services for October 1960 15.40
Royal Agricultural Winter Fair - passes for Authority personnel
working at display 12.00
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - pictures 1.75
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - pictures 1.23
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - film 2.16
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - pictures 1.23
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - ectochrome film 1.52
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - film 2.43
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - pictures 5.10
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - flash bulbs & film 6.93
Day Sign Co. - 200 12x12 metal signs 284.16
Walter H. Clegg Assoc. - flame proofing display 8.50
Drake Delta - photographic supplies 102.16
Henry Burke - travel expense re attendance at Royal Winter Fair 6.50
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A -•20 I. & E. Promotion Expense (Con't)
Woodbridge Hardware - pails, paint & paint brushes
1':oodbridge Hardware - hardware supplies re display
Woodbridge Hardware - hinges, latches, turpentine for display
Woodbridge Hardware - shelf brackets for di T lay
Woodbridge Hardware - broom, dust pan, mirror clips, cloth hooks
screw driver for display
Drake Delta - bulbs for slide projector
Charter's Publishers - invitation reply cards re 4th Annual
Dinner
Charter's Publishers - subscription tickets for 4th Annual
Dinner
Charter's Publishers - invitation cards re 4th Annual Dinner
3. Pugh - travel expense re attendance at Royal Winter Fair
:J, Trolley - travel expense re attendance at Royal Winter Fair
S. Scott - travel expense re attendance at Royal :linter Fair
Gerry's Camera Shop - photo supplies
Gerry's Camera Shop - photo supplies
Gerry's Camera Shop - photo supplies
A -21 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Expenses
Humber Automotive - tap, clamp & brush set for
Humber Auto motige - socket wrench
Fagin's Garage - oil, oil filter, grease, repairs
Ward Machine & Welding - repair cement mixer axle
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - distilled water for battery
pin for tractor
repair plough shears
repair plough shears
cable for tractor
bolts, nuts & washers
plough shears
repair§ to tractor
condensor, points
- plough shears
- eye bolt, bushing,
- plough shears
- plough shears
- tractor parts
- oil for tractor
- tractor parts
- tractor parts
- tractor parts
- tractor parts
- repair tractor
- plough shears
- Oil filter
- hose connection for
- repairs to tractor
- labour &parts to repair
McCulloch of Canada - chain saw file
McCulloch of Canada - cost of labour re:
rebuild d -44 chain
T Ja jax Equipment - _parts for fire pump
Woodbridge Farmers - oil for traxcavator
Williams Service Supply - parts for tractor
Woodbridge Farmers - cartliges and grease gun
Geo, T'', Crothers - repairs to traxcavator
McCulloch of Canada - pivot guard and wing nut
Skiltools Ltd. - repairs to belt sander
A -22 - Private Reforestation
Donald Colquette - tree planting subsidy
A -23 - Farm Pond Subsidies
955 loader
re Glen Haffy
Williams Service Supply -
Williams Service Supply -
Williams Service Supply -
W_lliams Service Supply -
Williams Service Supply -
Williams Service Supply -
WJilliams Service Supply -
i.Jilliams Service Supply,.^
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
Williams Service Supply
tine
for loader
& rotor for
clevis, pin,
tractor
b -2.75
8.84
11,07
8.86
.36
4;38
10.88
9.99
5; 27
11 ;93
8.15
8.65
3. ou
3,08
4 ;45
3,60
1,50
2.50
10.79
3.50
1,00
.26
3, 00
4.50
3 ;45
1,65
5,86
37.2.8
tractor13 .65
5 ;86
nut 1 ;81
5,86
20 ; 02
21 ;14
1.00
;75
1 ;15
906
. 63
1.25
8 ;79
4 ;20
2 ;36
217.9.6
17.95
6.00
tractor
estimate cat to
saw
J. Greenstreet - cash expenditure re glass wool, box charcoal &
filter bowl re farm ponds
T`hrridt's ynto Body - pump for pond studies
{ _ , r, „ r i 1 0,1 T•Ir:: f•r rc pond stuC io s
9,00
8.33
32,08
2,31
12.40
84 ;40
1.42
42.94
33.00
5;73
8,95
r,;
B -276
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A23 - Farm Pond Subsidies (Con't)
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - copper sulphate re pond studies 3.75
British Drug Houses - lab. supplies re pond studies 1.38
British Drug Houses - lab. supplies re pond studies 7.55
A24 - Land Use General
Stan Watson - tile drainage subsidy 140.00
A25 - Postage
Receiver General of Canada - postage 200.00
A2$ - Chairman's Expenses
Dr. G. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses for September, October
& November 1, 1960 123.70
A29 - Flood Warning System
Woodbri'ge Hydro- Electric comm. - hydro re Wdbge. Stream Gauge 5.00'
Village of Fickering Hydro & Water Dept. - hydro re Pickering
Stream Gauge 1.25
1oodbridge Hardware - keys for Stream Gauges .54
H. E. P.C. of Township of Toronto - hydro for Sommerville Stream
Gauge 2.30
I•'.E. P . C. of Township of North York - hydro for York Mills
Stream Gauge 2.48
A31 - Wildlife Expenses
W. ,,:"and - cash expenditure re suet for bird feeders 1.50
Woodbridge Hardware - plastic nipple fitting .22
Don Watt - fish pellets 70.30
Canada Packers - fish food 40.56
Fisher Scientific - chemicals for fish 71.84
Fisher Scientific - chemicals for fish 10.74
A33 - Property Taxes -Non Revenue C/A & Reforestation
Township of Adjala - 1960 taxes re Oliver property 90.73
Township of Adjala - 1960 taxes re Ramm property 322.56
A36 - Uniforms & Personnel Equipment
Hudson Sportswear - hydro parkas 325.00
Deaver Men's Wear - raincoats for patrol officers 11.90
Hudson Sportswear - parka for chief partol officers 18.75
Tip Top Tailors - uniform for Assistant Supt's. 61.15
Tip Top Tailors - Uniform for Assistant Supt's. 106.14
A39 - Technical Flans & Maps
Hunting Survey - ozalid prints re Stoufville mapping 6.99
Town Planning Consultants - 1 print Woodbridge Offical plan as
ammended . 4.00
Tanhall Reproductions flood warning map 3.26
Tanhall Reproductions - prints $.82
Planning & Development - 12 black line prints uWoodbridz,e
Channel Improvements" 2.00
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of sketches 2.10
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of conce sion booth 4.66
- Page 7 -
C2C - Heart Lake - Construction & Development
Card Lumber - lumber for reconst
Card Lumber - lumber for reconst
Card Lumber - lumber for reconst
Card Lumber - lumber for reconst
Card Lumber - lumber for reconst
Card Lumber - lathe & strap for
itoward R. Deena - galv. rings fo
Cn _°d Lumber - door set & screws
Card Lumber - lumber
Card Lumber lumber for reconst.
Card Lumber - lumber for reconst
B -277
. of Superintendant's house
. of the Superintendant's h:•use
. of the Superintendant's hc•use
. of the Superintendant's house
. of the Superintendant's h use
reconst. of
r well tops
re const. supt. house
of the Superintendant's house
. of the Superintendant's h use
Card Lumber - rocklath re const. of the Superintendant's house
Stan Maxey - septic tank & tile bed re Superintendant's house
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re Supt. house
L. & G. Floor Coverings - floor covering re Supt. house
Commercial Sand & Gravel - stone re tile bed re Supt. house
L. & G. Floor Covering - linoleum re const. of Supt. house
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re Supt. house
Armstrong Brothers - rental of equipment re spreading of sand
in lake
Armstrong Brothers -- construction of access road to lake
Toodbridge Farmers - window wells re const. Supt. house
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re const. Supt. house
Zenith Electric - electricsappllies re const. Supt. House
Brampton Lumber - nails re const. Supt. house
Brampton Lumber - nails re const. Supt. house
Brampton Lumber - lath re construction of Supt. house
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re const. Supt. house
Blair Plastering - stucco outside, plaster inside Supt. house
`:!oodbridge Hardware - glass for Supt. house
Armstrong Brothers - sand to extend beach & gravel for road
Armstrong Brothers - send to extend beach
Armstrong Brothers - sand to extend beach
Central Supply - rubber base re floor covering
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re const. of Supt. house
Central Supply - building supplies re const. of Supt. house
Zenith Electric - fixtures re const. of Si.p1. house
Robertson 7lumbing - plumbing fixtures re const. of Supt. house
T hilip Carey Co. - shingles used in const. of Supt. house
Cooper & Porton - sand paper & brushes re const. of Supt. house
Woodbridge Hardware - glue & bond fast re const. of Supt. house
' Joodbridge Hardware - hinges, braces, & door stops re const. of
Supt. house
Woodbridge Hardwre - funnels & batteries
Woodbridge Hardware - plate cover for switch box re const of
Supt. house
' ;!oodbridge Hardware - nails re const. of Supt. house
Blair Plastering - additional plaster work on Supt. house
Zenith Electric - stonco holder for Supt. house
'.lite Hardware - hinges & latch set for const. on Supt. house
Armstrong Brothers - gravel fpr parking lot
Central arborite c contace cembnt
Para Paints - paint for reconst. of Supt. house
Woodbridge hardware - paint for reconst. of Supt. house
James Robertson - plumbing fixtures for reconst. of Supt. house
C2R - Heart Lake -- Recreation Centre
Reed, Shaw & McNaught - builders risk insurance per contract
235.42
137.90
11.40
22.4U
139.53
114. 23
3.34
17.35
7$.33
36.45
2$.00
39.95
440.00
40.46
122.30
14.4:1
22.33
32.63
363.00
$15.00
31.50
70.40
5 . Lt►.
4.50
2.76
2.27
625.00
197.6i
476.24
727.92
x..73
66.49
12.2b
11.57
32.00
4.76
3
3 '=
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C6C - Albion Hills - Construction & Development
';?m. H. Dick - portion tractor gas 27.50
Woodbridge Farmers - creosote 30.00
Henderson - Nichol Drugs - #1 Ont. First aid kit 15.75
Master Welding - labour & material re dam 1,036.15
rouston 3uilding Supplies - cement & sealbond 9.22
White Hardware nails 12.32
Brampton Brick - brick 11.80
Flintkote Co.-cancel credit note of Metro Torotito credited to
M. T.R. C. A. in error 56.00
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re Albion Workshop 7.53 .
Flinkote Go. - return empty colas drums (CREDIT) 48.00 -
Maci:illan & Bloedel - plywood for r. construction work on
Supgrintendant' s house 70..68
L. & G. Floor Covering - tile R• cement for reconst. on Supt. house 130.'5
''oodbridge Hardware - flooring nails re reconst. on Supt. house 6.34
;White Hardware - nails 34.90
Woodbridge Hardw re - methyl hydrate 3.96
MacMillan & Bloedel - mouldings & slides 135.0$
B -278
C7C - Cold Creek - Construction & Development
William's Service Supply - rent of plough
White Hardw -re - safety hasp & cap
':Hite Hardware - small tools for construction of the area
12.00
10.00
84.78
C8C - Boyd Area - Construction & Development
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re Boyd washrooms 15.66
Ontario Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re Boyd Worksho) & office 9.28
Ontario T ydro ':Toodbridge - hydro re Boyd comfort Station 8.34
- 'ouston Building Supplies - cement & sealbond 22.42
-'odb:.'idge Farmers - culverts & couplers 84.10
Helson Crushed Stone - stone fill for gabions 17.53
Card Lumber - lumber re domfort station 27.58
`.:oodbridge Farmers - nails 2.55
Card Lumber - felt rolls, glue, plumb line 9.09
Henderson- Nichol Drugs - #1 Ontario first aid kit 15.75
Automatic Pumping - plumbing supplies 2.24
Woodbridge Farmers - cedar pelts 34.00
Woodbridge. Farmers - cedar posts 10.20
:Woodbridge Farmers - black wire 3.00
?-:umber Automotive - wrench set 4.50
I'umber Automotive - brass fittings .35
White Hardware p chair brace re comfort station 2.76
Sherwin - Williams - paint 23.98
Sherwin - Williams - paint 36.18
L. & G. Floor Coverings - tile cement & solvent for Cmft. station 17.70
Woodbridge Hardware - paint rollers & brush 1.47
Woodbridge Hardware - sanding block & sand paper 1.66
William's Service Supply - rent on packer for roads 20.00
1.7illiam' s Service Supply - rent on seed drill 20.00
Automatic Pumping - plumbing supplies 27.38
Armstrong Brothers - gravel for road building 30.43
Armstrong Brothers - gravel for road building 29.10
Service Glass & Mirror - mirrors for co°-fort station 64.67
Armstrong Brothers - supply & place hot mix ashphalt for new road 1,188.05
Armstrong Brothers - gravel for roads 224.90
Woodbridge Farmers - bolts for gate 8.35
'':illiams Service - portion tractor gas 2.b3
Flintkote Co. electrical fixtures 47.00
:automatic Pumping - bushings for pump .4.2
?oodbrid.re Hardware - stitson wrench, blades & sprayer kit 5.17
':Toodbridr-e Hardware - brick hammer 4.00
7oodbrit-e Hardware - brass nuts & steel wing nuts .36
Flintkote Co. - surfacing material for new roads ' 57.92
James Robertson - plates for fountain re comft. station 5.15
- Page 9 -
B -279
C$G - Boyd Area General
Woodbridge Hydro - hydro re nursery 10.12
-;?oodbridge Home Bakery - tin pails for seeds etc. 3.00
William Service Supply - fertilizer supplied & spread re nursery 176.00
William Stewart - fortilizer 15.00
Woodbridge Hardware - wood brace �• 32
Dominion Seed House - seeds for nursery 22.75
Zenith Uectric - electrical suppli;:s for nursery 3.05
C13C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development
A.. Cox - travel
R. Lynoss - 11
V. Nichol -
L. DeRauville -
Card Lumb .r -
Card Lumber -
Card Lumber -
British Drug
Card Lumber -• lumber
Cad Lumber - lumber
Harry R. Lockyer & Sons - ready -mix & brick sand re rearing
'.m. H. Dick - portion tractor gas
British Drug rouses - acriflavine for fish
W. R. Meadows - lumber re hatchery
D. A. Hogg & Son - blocks re hatchery addition
2 ag in' s Garage - cut ing & welding
D. A. Hogg & Son - cement
Sherwin- lliams - paint
Sherwin - :Williams - paint
Lockyer Ready -Mix - ready -mix
Beaver Lumber - door latch & safety hasp
Rainbow Ranch - fingerling trout
Flintkote Cc. - return empty colas drurmb
Williams Service Supply - rent on tractor & loader
3. E. Lackey - painting exterior of Supt. house
Harry Lockyer & Sons - concrete sand
Harry Lockyer & Sons - gravel for road
Harry Lockyer & Sons - concrete sand & stone
Woodbridge Hardware - mason's level
E. J. If etsch - 6 P9le primary line
White Hardware - blow torch & bench plane
R. Lyness - travel expense re Glen Haffy Construction
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood re hatchery addition
' Thit e Hard*. ►are - nails re hatchery addition
hilip Carey - shingles re hatchery addition
Cl4C - Greenwood - Construction & Development
Bill Armerod - painting 6$•75
Arthur Mitchell - crushed stone 4.2"
Flintkote Co. - return of empty colas drums (CREDIT) 32.00 -
Voodbrid: o Hardware - nails $.05
Ontario Hydro Oshawa - hydro re Greenwood office 7.20.
3. Pugh - cash expenditure on .ehalf of the Authority re
stove bolts .73
Lawrence- Rowland - labour & material to relocate furnace & oil
tank re Const. Ast. Supt. 2$0.10
73.90
expense re Glen Haffy
11 11 17
11 11 11
travel expense re Glen
door casing
door
lumber
Houses - acriflavine for
Construction for
11 11
11 11
Haffy Construct
fish
October
17
11
ion for
14.00
2.00
14.00
Oct. 14.00
2.88
69.95
27.05
2.07
16.00
22. 20
ponds 16.59
90.75
6.36
28.28
97.90
2.00
1t.7':
2.L3
33.0:. .
4 ,
300.00.
(CREDIT) 32.00-
16.00
275.00
13.65
52.2j
4.21
14.:5
595.(t
31.01
16.00
9;3.01
55.79
112.00
';oodbridr a Hardware - polythene
James Robertson - plumbing supplios for reconstruction of
Assistant Supt. house
C16C - Dingle - General tonstruc:tion & Development
Chemicals Co. - rodent repellant for plants
Chemicals Co. - rodent repellant for plants
15.06
1.91
1.91
- rage 10 -
C17C - Humber Trails - Construction & Development
F. R. Boadway & Sons - well drilling, casing included
T1oodbridgo Farmers - calcium
,Joodbridge Hardware - lock
Builders Supplies - mortar box
Houston Building Supplies - cement & sealbond
hite Hardware - schovel, broom, durc' pail, mortar hoe, level
gas can
Houston Building Supplies - rolled roffing & felt
Houston Building Supplies - sealbond
Matson' s Haulage - gravel for new roads
B -2$0
762.50
4.25
1.79
32.50
11.69
29.90
12.69
12.12
1,225.50
C19C - Claremont - Construction & Development
L. DeRauville - travel expense re Claremont Const. for Nov. 2.80
V. 1•Ticho1 - ie n n n n t+ 5.60
Burton Dunn - 8 r ,r n 8 n 64.40
;:1a jax Equipment - fire fighting equipment 73.26
Card Lumber - pine sheeting 31.36
Fickering Twp. Works Dept. - inspection permit re septic tank 5.00
Card Lumber - lumber for service building 252.93,
Card Lumber - lumber for service building 284.56
Houston Building Supplies - pipe', floor drains, tees & elbows re
service building 2$.98
Robertsteel - sales tax omitted from invoice #5 -773$ 56.25
Graham Hardware - chain, padlock, varsol, handles, muratic acid,
paint, shovels, batteries 71.10
:.rthur Mitchell - cement 37.50
Arthur Mitchell - cement & reinforcing wire 146.25
_rthur Mitchell - cement 18.75
Rodman Sheet Metal - flashing for service building 15.00
:.ikenhead Hardware - hardware supplies re service building 12.3:'
Fudson ';aiding - andle iron re service 'building 5.25
::rthur Mitchell - cement & sealbond 10.00
:_rthur Mitchell - cement & sealbond 6.50
Cashway Lumber - lumber 51.34
Barclay Tr nsport - stone, sand & concrete 95.01,
:'.jax Lumber - lumber re checking station 12.00
Ajax Lumber - lumber re checking station 50.40
::jax Lumber - nails re checking station 9.50
::jax Lumber - plywrod & door re checking station 31.9':
:,jax Lumber - lumber re checking station 6.1 :0
=►jax Lumber - lumber re chocking station 34.40
_ jax_ Lumber - hardware & door re checking station 25.y;
:;
Ajax Lumber - lumber re checking station 240.65
:3arclay Transport - supply & spreading calcium during
construction of new roads 300.00
Woodbridge Farmers - gate, culvert & coupler 132.00
i hilip Carey - shingles for garage 16.00
Cooper & Horton - plastic iron 12.54
' M. Goodwin - eavestroughing workshop 68.00
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies 67.68
Mite Hardware - nails 23.33
Mite Hardware - nails 13.3E
Para Paints - allowance for creosote not useable (CREDIT) 11.25-
Para taints - creosote '3.75
Cashway Lumber - lumber 59.75
Cashway Lumber - hinges lock 5.70
loace Foundry - material to convert oil furnace to wood 33.29
James Robertson - plumbing fixtures for wkshp. construction 176.91
B -281
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C28C. - Black Creek - Construction & Development
H. Es P. C. of Twp. of North York - hydro Black Creek Wkshop 32.87
Commercial Sand Gravel - fill re refreshment booth 107.00
Commercial Sand Gravel - briskcand re refreshment booth 10.08
White Hardware - nails for refreshment booth ":23.7.?
Russell Boynton - straw for hydro seeding 36.00
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood for refreshment booth '241.25
Woodbridge Farmers - chimney thimble 1,85
Woodbridge F:;rmers - fuel oil for workshop 64.47
Tanhall Reprods. - tracings for construction of ref. booth 4.66
'.'oodbridge Hardware - hinges, poly catch, screws & hasp .0!;.
Flingkote Co. - return empty colas drums • (CREDIT) 16.00 -
White Hardware - nails 32.04
Roy Armstrong - fence rails 36.30
Woodbridge Hardware - trouble lamp guard & pick 1.80
' ioodbridge Hardware - battery 1.30
Woodbridge Concrete - concrete block ,8.91
North York Hydro - hydro re Black Creek Office 36.14
Woodbridge Farmers - pliers & padlock 4.70
. ?oodbridge Farmers - fencing material 398.00
C3OA - Bolton Community Conservation Area - Land
Roebuck & 'lalkinshaw - legal fee s$100.00 A.&D. !1,18.80 re
purchase Hesp Property 118.80
C31A - Albion Hills Extension - Land
Roebuck & ' alkinshaw - legal fees $115.00 A.&D. $61.44 re
purchase Gadoutisis & Yoannou property 176.44
W8C - WC 4 - Lower Humber - General Construction & Development
Woodbridge Farmers - calcium chloride 4.25
Houston Building Supplies - cement & sealbond 32.97
Houston Building Supplies - credit re Inv. #33578 (2 bag sealbond)
Houston Building Supplies (CREDIT 1.22-
g � PP - #33578 cement &seal sealbond 29.22
Woodbridge Farmers - cement & sealbond 33.00
16 - C 6 - Black Creek - Land
W. H. Wood - appraisals Consolidated Toronto properties 400.00
Settlement of expropriation of Consolidated Toronto Land
Corporation property 81,738.57
?f117A - VC 11 - Town of Weston - Land
W. Earl Whitewood - out of
pocket expenses re offer to
purchase Litz property 5.00
1118A - Highland Creek - Land
F. D. Sutter - cash expenditure re Registry office fees 2.20
Roebuck & :1alkinshaw - leage fees $50.00 A. &D. $31.11 re
purchase Knight property 81.17.
W. Earl Whitewood - offer to purchase Mary Jane Stephenson i o p. 10.00
W20C - York Mills - Construction & Development
Miller raving - broken concrete for stream eip rap 15.25
Ro s co Metal - catch basin 33.68
TT22A - WC 16 - Don River, E. Br. , N.Y. - Land
W. Earl White wood - out of pocket expenses re offer to purchase
Farlinger Developments Ltd. property 100.00
723A - WC 19
Twp. of Forth
Twp. of North
':124► -WC14
- Page 12 -
- Black Creek Dam -
Land
York 1960 taxes
York - 1960 taxes
re Belmar Properties
re WC 19 (Densely Building
- Flood Plain Lands E.Y. - Land
B -282
F. D. Sutter _ cash expenditures re Registry office fees
.rthur Death fl balance of account for survey & plan'& description
Tanhall Reproductions - tope map
H. Bosley & Co. - evaluation of Don Valley & Massey Creek
properties 1,
W25A - CPC 15 - Don River, W.Br., R.Y. - Leaside - Land
H. D. Sutter - cash expenditures re Registry Office fees
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of property map
W2$A - WC 21 - Eglinton Flats - Land
Tanhall Reproductions - property & topo maps
Hunting Survey - prints of negatives
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of peoprrty map
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of property map & topo map
Hunting Survey - prints of airview
1:1291: - Clairville Reservoir - Land
H. D. Sutter - cash expenditure re Registry Office fees 2.00
•iyr30A - WC 22 - Black Creek Phase 3 - "Preliminary - Land
H. D. Sutter - cash expenditure re Registry Office fees 7.30
W31A - VC 24 - Black Creek - Lawrence Avenue - Land
W. E. Whitewood - out of pocket expenses re offer to purchase
• richard & Sylvia Martini property 5.00
W. E. Whitewood - out of pocket expenses re offer to purchase
Mario Martini property 5.00
Roebuck & !alk in s #aw - fees $50.00 A . &D . $18.60 re purchase
martini property 68.60
W31B - WC 24 - Black Creek - Lawerence Ave. - Engineering
Warnock Hersey - final testing concrete cylinder 15.00
1431C - 9°C 24 - Black Creek - Lawerence Ave. - Construction & Development
Clairson Construction - cert. #2 re: ?C 24 (James F. MacLaren) 1,5$1.15
W33C - MC 26 - Extension to Flood ?'earning System - Construction & Dev.
Raker Instruments - credit to reduce original charge on rain
recording gauge (CREDIT) 257.70 -
Hudson Welding - steel door sill re Highland Creek Stream Gauge 4.50
Super Structure Door - steel door 40.50
Miller Paving replacing dirt & Rip Rap around bridge abutments
on Old Kingston Road re Highland Creek Stream Gauge 546,50
;+34B - Stouffville Flood Control Program - Preliminary Engineering
Hunting Survey - tope maping at 200 ft. to the inch 1,339.5$
745.88
$38.55
5.30
8,373.:.o
43.51
500.00
7.30
5.36
7.46
64.40
3.39
12.24
53.67
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G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction & Development
Llbcrt Cclucci - trr:vel expense re attendance at Preserving
Ontario history Course 24.00
Albert Colucci - cash expenditure re r ioneer Articles 24.50
kleert Colucci - cash expenditure re foodstuff for cooking
demonstration 16.51
Roodzant travell expense re Village for October 12.20
C,rd Lumber - plywood re display (toys) 7.24
Y;orval Copithorn - fill for farmer site of Laskay Store 100.30
Maple Roady -Mix - ready mix for foundation Laskay Store 09.70
B. Napier Simpson Jr. - professional services Oct. 1 to Oct. 30 209.00
Coroner cial Sand Gr-vel - stone 20.30
..ibite Hardware - gun tacker, staples, safety hasp 13.71
i . C. Bang - window chairs 105.00
Roodzant - cash expenditure re cooking demonstrations 54.54
: :oodbridr•e Farmers - stove oil for houses 1£3.08
Woodbridge Farmers - feed for livestock 25.25
-roodbridge Farmers - chimney :liners 9.30
Moir Engraving - engravings of moving of church 40.23
Woodbridge Farmers - feed for livestock 21.21
Sherwin-Williams - paint & varsol 21.20
Margaret aret W;rhitley - colour transparencies & black & white negatives 85.00
T 'oodbridge Farmers - feed & salt for livestock
Sinnott News - extra copies October uCanadian Home"
Gilbert A. Milne - photos re moving of church
i'•zrkers Dye Works & Cleaners - cleaning quilts
?:nodbridge H ^rdwere - files, putty
oodbridge Hardw- re - barn paint, pail
Woodbridge Hardware - paint & bolts
Woodbridge Hardware - bolts & washers
lionderson- i!ichol Drugs - absorbine, saltptrie
B -2 g3
26.25
12.00
55.17
9.60
' 6.06
23.75
3.$5
1.98
2.64
Vcijola & SOBS - progress cert. #1 re brickwork to Wdbge. house 400.00
York Steel Construction - reinforcing rods re church const.
Thodbrid e Farmers - food re livestock
Houston 1.3 ilding Supplies - joist hangers & lathe nails
Houston Building Supplies - :ripe (no corode)
A. i arritt - trucking re church
Houston Building Supplies - lathe
Houston Building Supplies - Joist hangers
Houston Building Supplies - lathe, joist hangers, insulation
Houston Building Supplies - paint
Houston Building Supplies - cement
ruston Building Supplies - concrete nails
I i.3.0.C. of Twp. of North York - line clearing for moving church 52.00
Norm Arbuckle - church basement excavation 521.50
Woodbridge Hardware - pails .70
W. C. Carson - pioneer clock & plates re village 50.00
Bair nastering - lath & plaster &-. make black boards re School 550.00
Fouston Building Supplies - plywood
Woodbridge Concrete rrods. - concre e blocks
Mite Hardware - padlocks
32.11 & 3a11 - restoration of locks
Woodbridge Farmers - feud for livestock
Markham Economist & Sun - help wanted ad
Woodbridge Hardware - wash basin & pail
P7rs. Peter Griffin - 4 pioneer dolls
31.20
16.15
2.94
57.00
1$0.00
12.55
2.54
46.51
6.19
6.04
2.14
C - Duff. in Creek Stream Survey
';igg Jewelers - stopwatch
M. L. Snyder - rubber gloves
Woodbridge Hardware - steel tape ': can opener
Woodbridge Hardware - sash cord
Woodbridge Hardware - plumb bob & steel tape
12.16
283.50
26.04
1$0.50
20.25
5.60
2.63
5u . OG
17.9:
2.69
2.77
h.50
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B -2&,.
;209 - N/E - General
F. L. Lunn - cash expenditure re Conservation Conference at
Preston
F. L. Lunn - cash expenditure re luncheon meeting officials of
P. & D.
Edw'rds Gardens - re catering to Executive Meetings
Frank O'Reeves & Sons - floral tribute to late Mrs. Bryson
T,rodbridge Hardware - steel wool & supplies re Boardroom
C.N .I.B. - ref. re Executive meeting October 26/60
C.I. I. B. - ref. re Flood Control Tour October 27/60
CONOI,,B. - ref supplied for Claremont
Reed, Shaw & Mc1Taught - increase fire cov ;•rage
;Woodbridge Hardware - mouse trap
„{2.13 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating & Maintenance
Craft Limited - 1961 Conservation Areas Transfers
- N/E - Glen Haffy - Operating & Maintenance
Woodbridge Farmers - rat poison
Wm. H. Dick - portion tractor gas
Craft Limited - 1961 Conservation Areas transfers
;x215 - N/E - ! \lbion Hills - Operating & Maintenance
;:rm. H. Dick - portion oil for tractor
Howard R. Keens - cleaning & checking furnace
Williams Service Supply - welding on mower
Craft Limited - 1961 Conservation Areas transfers
#216 - N/E - Boyd Area - Operating & Maintenance
Howard R. Keena - checking & cleaning furnace
White Hardware - wiping clothes
Williams Service & Supply - charpen knives on mower
Craft Limited - 1961 Conservation Areas transfers
" "illiams Service Supply - portion tractor gas
- N/E - Greenwood - Operating & Maintenance
Craft Limited - 1961 Conservation Areas transfers
#220 - P` /E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
Craft Limited - 1961 Conservation Areas transfers
P222 - N/E - Claremont - Operating m Maintenance
Craft Limited - 1961 Conservation Areas transfers
Payroll - October 1960
November 1960
69.45
14.85
140.40
10.00
9.27
16.50
15.00
3.50
140.7:
.09
25.67
2.95
90.7
25.c);_
27.50
6.30
4.00
25.62
�.1.,
3 • ,,
31.00
�
. r :
2. ::
25.52
25.62
u2
25.62
38,360.31
29,137.87
rntropo/tan Joronto anal Region
Conepuation, ..Attgorit�
MINUTES
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Executive Committee Meeting Friday, December 30, 1960 No. 22
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street; York
Mills, on Friday, December 30th, 1960, commencing at 10:00 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Members
Secretary Treasurer
Director of Operations
Field Officer
Public Relations Cons.
Dr. E. IZoss Lord
". C. Davidson
J. A. Bryson
Mrs, J, A, Gardner
Mrs. i),. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. 3. Honsberger
F. McKechnie
C. R. Purcell
C. Sauriol
F. L. Lunn
K. G. Higgs
T. Barber
J. Grimshaw
MINUTES:
The Einutes of Meeting No. 21/60 wore presented.
Res. ;279 Moved By:- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- Mrs. J, A. Gardner
Resolved That:- the Minutes of Meeting No. 21/60
as presented be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
Res. #2$0 Moved By:- H. S, Honsberger
Seconded By:- Pius. D, Hague
Resolved That:- the accounts in the sum total of
$$4,91$.65 be appended as Schedule 'Aft of these
Minutes and approved for payment, and further the
Secretary Treasurer is hereby authorized and
directed to pay all .accounts to and including
December 31st, 1960 -- payment of such accounts
to be confirmed at the next meeting of this
Executive,
Carried Unanimously.
SCHME C.A. -6 -- I.10i' ".2.71 ACQUISITION:
Res. #2$1 Moved By: H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
Resolved That:- in view of the evaluations
received in connection with the Bayles.
property -- Scheme C,it, -6 -- the Secretary
Treasurer is hereby authorized to pay to
the Solicitor an appropriate amount of
money.
Carried Unanimously.
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SCI-iEME C. A . -17 -- ALBION HILLS F ZTLNSION -- 20PLRTY ACQUISITION:
Res. t; {2$2 Moved By:- H. S. Iionsborger
Seconded By:- C, 3auriol
Resolved That:- in view of the evaluations
obtained for the Nikolaov and Mergelos properties
in Scheme C,A, -17 -- the .c1bion Hills Extension,
that the Secretary - Treasurer be authorized to
pay to the Solictor an appropriate amount of
money,
Carried Unanimously.
SCHME C.A. -1$ -- BOYD EXTENSION -- PROPERTY ACQUISITION:
ides.., #2$3 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- the Secretary- Treasurer be
authorized to pay to the Solicitor the funds
required to complete the purchase of the lands
required for Scheme C.A, -1$ -- The Boyd Area
Extension.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME q ,A. -19 -- GREERIUCOD EXTENSION -- PROPERTY AC J ISITION:
Res. ;284 Moved By :- W. C; Davidson
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- the Secretary- Treasurer be
authorized to complete the purchase of'the•
McKeown property required for Scheme C.A. -19 --
The Greenwood 'Extension.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME C.A. -22 -- BLACK CREEK AREA EXTENSION -- PROPERTY ACQUISITION:
:ides. #2$5 Moved By:- T. C. 'Davidson
Seconded By: Mrs. D. Hague
Resolved That:- the Secretary - Treasurer be
authorized to complete the purchase of the lands
required for Scheme C.A, -22 -- The Black Creek
Extension,
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME R.L.) -- PALG1ZAVE AREA -- PROPERTY XTENS ION :
Res. Y286 Moved By:- J. A. B� yson'
Seconded By:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
resolved That:- the Secretary - Treasurer be
authorized to complete the purchase of the
lands required for Scheme R,L. -3 - -'The Palgrave
Forest & :Tildlife Conservation Area '
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT OF THE CONSERVATION SCHOOL SUB - COMMITTEE:
A report of the Conservation School Sub- Committee was presented and
discussed in detail.
Res #2$7 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- sir. C. Davidson
Resolved That:- the report of the Conservation
School Sub- Oommittee be received and appended as
Schedule "B'' of these Minutes, and further that the
recommendations w ntained therein be adopted and
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the Chairman be authorized to appoint the
appropriate committee.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 1 HUNB R VALLEY ADVISORY 30 yRD :
Mrs. Gardner presented report No. 1 of the Humber Valley Advisory Board.
Res. taw: Moved By :- Mrs.-J. A, Gardner
Seconded By:- J. Le Bryson
Resolved That:- Report No. 1 of the Humber
Valley Advisory Board be received and the
recommendations contained therein and set
forth herein be adopted:
1. the Township of Etobicoke again be re-
quested to transfer the Township -owned
lands included in Scheme : d.C. -6 to the
Authority.
2. the lands acquired in connection with
Scheme W.C. -11 be developed by Metro
Parks Department as park land and that
the name Cruickshank Park be retained.
Carried Unanimously.
REPORT NO. 2 OF THE INFORMATION &:: E DUCATI ON ADVISORY BOA. ZD :
The Secretary presented Report No. 2 of the Information and Education
Advisory Board.
Res. #289 Moved By :- C. � , Purcell
Seconded By:- C. Sauriol
Resolved That:- l;eport No. 2 of the Information
and Educ.Ation Advisory Board be received and that
the recommendations contained therein and set
forth herein be adopted.
1. the Historical Sites Advisory Board be re-
quested to consider the advisth ility of the
production of updated and. supplemented reprints
of the article on the Pioneer Village vihich
appeared in the Canadian Geographical Journal,
November 1960 issue, for sale at the Village,
2, the 1961 Preliminary Budget Estimates as set
forth herein be included in the 1961 Authority
Budget Estimates:
A -15 Advertising
A -16 Public Relations Consultant
A -17 School Programme
Junior Trout Day
Cors erv:.tion Text
School Tours
500.00
5,500.00
1;000;00
2;000;00
4,600,00
A -1$ ifaps & Brochures
(1) 1961 .Directory • 250; 00
(2) Biennial Report 2,500.00
(3) Our Valley 1;000 ;00
(4.) Black Creek Folder 1;500;00
(5) General Printing 1,000;00
(6) i;:.T.&t.C.A. Yap 2,500 ;00
(7) Nature Programme Folder 250,00
(8) Brochure. on Aquatic
Weed Control 500.00
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B -28$
A -19 Tours & Special Jars
(1) Official Openings 0 2,000;00
(2) Tours 500.00
A -20 Promotion Expenses
(1) Professidnal Photography,
still 1 ;250;00
(2) Jngraving for Press 1;250;00
(3) Exhibits ( $) 1;800;00
(4) Film Programme 6,000;00
(5) Photographic Supplies 750.00
(6) Press Clipping Service 250;00
(7) Display Iiolders 200;00
(8) Promotional Contingencies 500.00
A 37,600.00
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -12 & W.C.-20 -- CONTRACTOR'S CLAIM:
A further claim for additional compensation from Swansea Construction
was presented and discussed in detail.
Res. i22Q Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Resolved That:- in view of the report of the
Consulting Engineer and the Solicitor that no
consideration be given to the claims submitted
by Swansea Construction'in connection with
Schemes W.C.-12 and . C. -20.
Carried Unan imously.
POLICY 2E .z2COGNITION OF GIFTS MID TONATIOiIS :
Res. ;;=291 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
Resolved That:- the excerpt of the Minutes of
a'Meeting of the Technical Advisory Sub - committee
be received and the recommendations contained
therein and set forth herein be adopted:
1. as a matter of policy, that acknowledgement or
memorial plaques be not permitted in the
Pioneer Village, but that recognition of
gifts shall be made in a suitable form
available to the public
2. the gift of the C. W. Jeffries Chapter of
the I.O.D.L. be accepted with thanks and
appreciation on the understanding that the
furnishings will be under the direction of
the Director of the Black Creek Conservation
Area and the Consulting Architect.
Carried unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -24 -- BLACK CREEK - LAURENC'E AUPEUE -- LAND•1ACQUISITION:
Res. #292
Moved By:- I. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- F. McKechnie
Resolved That:- the Secretary Treasurer be '
authorized to settle the claim of P. A. and F.
Collini for part of Lot 25, 2; P. #4764, Town-
ship of North York; (Scheme W.C.-24.) for the
sum of ten dollars, plus legal costs.'
Carried Unanimously.
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WEST DON 3IVEt -- PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT:
A Staff communication was presented recommending . that the ' plan of
development of the West Don flood plain lands be approved.
Resj #293 Moved By :- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That;- the plan of development submitted
by the i'ietropolitan Parks Department for the Flood
Plain Lands, West Branch Don .fiver, included in
Scheme W C. -15, be approved.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -11 -- EASEMENT:
les, 4294 Moved By:- W. . C, Davidson
Seconded By:- J. A, Bryson
lesolved That:- the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto be granted an easement for the Etobicoke
Sanitary Trunk Sewer as shown on Plan P- 1220 -19
and Plan P- 1220 -12 -for a nominal sum, provided
that all survey and legal costs be paid by the
said Municipality. `
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -5 -- HIGHLAND CREEK -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res, 4295 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
Resolved That:- the Secretary-Treasurer be
&athorized to complete the acquisition of
Lots 407 and !t0$, Plan 2546, Township of ,
Scarborough (Scheme W.C.-5) for• a total sum •
of '4,000.00 plus disbursements, adjustments,
and, legal fees.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -15 WEST DON -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res. 4296 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- F. McKechnie
Resolved That:- the Secretary- Treasurer be
authorized to complete the purchase from Don
Mills Developments Limited of approximately
14 -acres of land required for Scheme W.C. -15
at the rate of 600.00 per acre, plus disburse-
ments, adjustments and legal fees. '
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME C.A. -17 -- ALBION HILLS EXTENSION NO. 2 -- LAND ACQUISITION:
Res, i297 Moved By:- C. Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- the Secretary - Treasurer be
authorized to complete the purchase from
L. Constandinou of. part of Lot 23, Concession V•,;'
Township of Albion, required .for Scheme C.A. -17,
for a total sum of $4,600.00r plus disbursements
and legal fees.
Carried Unanimously.
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1:00 p.m,
G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary Treasurer
Jane 3/61
Schedule A"
11$ - Machinery & Equipment Costs
Berndt's Auto Body - 1 D45 1$" bar chain saw
Fred Baxter - 1 model 600 chain saw
119 - Office Equipment - Costs
Clatworthy & Son - hat r% coat rack for boardroom
Zenith Electric - vacum & bags for boardroom
#20 - Areas Equipment - Costs
Hudson Welding - sign hanger brackets, cable clips & bolts
Compact Ladder - 3 aluminum ladders (2standard, 1 extension)
- Plumbing & Electrical Supplies Stock
B-290
December, 1960.
Automatic Pumping
Automatic Pumping
Automatic Pumping
James Robertson -
James Robertson -
James Robertson -
James Robertson -
James Robertson -
James Robertson -
James Robertson -
James Robertson -
James Robertson -
Jame s Robertson -
Jame s Robertson -
- plumbing supplies
- plumbing supplies
- plumbing supplies
plumbing supplies
plumbing supplies
plumbing supplies
plumbing supplies
plumbing supplies
plumbing supplies
plumbing supplies
plumbing supplies
plumbing supplies
plumbing su,: pl i e s
plumbing supplies
I /63 - Employees Group
Reed, Shaw & McNaught
Reed, Shaw & Mcraut;ht
Life Insurance Plan
- group accident Insurance for Authority
members & Senior Staff
- group acci tent Insurance for authority
members & Senior Staff
179.60
200.60
27. 20
77.55
50.00
59.20
61.19
36.77
40.35
20$.04
67.7$
23.22
52.42
24.16
13.37
30.07
107.46
34.82
16.36
62.92
449.50
10.00
Al - Members Allowance & Meeting Expense
R. L. Nesbitt - travel expense re Conservation Council at Preston 53.$5
A2 - Stationery & Supplies
Norman wade - drafting supplies $,05
Bazaar Novelty - insert cases L inserts 9.59
Charters Publishing - suede envelopes 106.01
Gestetner - mimeo paper 24.95
P. G. Barlow - office supplies 2$.20
Pitney-Bowes - repairs to postage scales 11.50
Gestetner - mimeo paper 24.95
H. G. Barlow - office supplies 27.07
Underwood Ltd. - service to typewriters extra ribbons 26.25
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - office supplies 4.1$
Henderson-Nicol Drugs - bristol board .3$
Henderson-I' icol Drugs - bristol board .45
Henderson- :Nicol Drugs - drafting supplies .57
General Biological Supply Fouse - charts for office 11.14
radma of Canada - address° plates .45
3radma of Canada - athiresso plates .25
H. G. Barlow - office supplies 20.56
Challenger M ,uifold - supplies for co;:ying machine 21.80
Adcmjon Stores Ltd. - file folders 13.50
Gestetner - mimeo paper & stencils 63.39
Underwood Ltd. - adjust adding machine 9.75
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A3 - Vehicle Expense
B. A. Oil Co. - credit card purchases for Nov. re Authy. vehs. 6$7.47
Humber Automotive - bar & bulbs 4.09
Fagin's Garage - gas purchaes re vehicle '14 36.43
Goodyear Service Store - tires °ti tubes re vehicle #10 116.50
rudson "elding -• brazing low range rod ve',icle x;`-19 1.50
Hudson Welding - repairs to bumper vehicle #6 13.00
Hc,vman Motors - repairs to vehicle #1 41.15
Ha- man P'otors - grease oil for vehicle #2 5.77
Hawman Motors - replace hand brake drum P. & D. truck 11.25
Kaman Motors - repairs to window washer vehicle #5 13.00
!lawman Motors - repairs to vehl cle .1'3 21.25
Hawnan Motors - repairs to vehicle , #3 17.50
Hawman Motors - check tires & wheel sea's vehicle #3 1.50
J. Burrows Garage - car's. air cleaner & cleaner ring 7.56
Elmo Disney - repairs to vehicle ;' -9 4.00
Elmo Disney - tube for vehicle ;9 9.00
Elmo Disney - repairs to vehicle #9 23.50
Elmo Disney - to adjust overpayment Inv. #9955 (CREDIT) 4.20-
Sherwood Motors - repairs to vehicle ;"-6 135.51
Don 1hitehead - adjust fan belt & set regulator vehicle #10 1.50
Gibson Motors - purchases re vehicle A0 21.92
International Harvester - repairs to vehicle #7 75.74
Ross Lipsett - tir s re vehicle ;;r5 26.22
A4 - Mileage Expense for Staff
Warren Jones - travel expense re Authority business for i`ov. 77.70
T. E. Berber - travel expense re Authority business for Nov. 66.50
_,. Wm. HTlltay - 7i 11 14 11 71 11 14 38.50
B. Thompson - li 14 11 11 11 77 29.20
W. A. McLean - u 1 77 11 11 11 71 77.75
?aul B. Flood-- 1i 11 11 11 11 11 11 64.30
F. L. Lunn - I7 71 11 11 If 11 11 57.40
B. H. Halstead - 11 11 71 11 11 11 it 9.30
E. F. Sutter - 1i 11 I1 11 17 11 11 37.50
R. W. O'Brien - 11 11 H 11 11 71 17 34.10
K. W. Strasser - 1f 17 if 14 11 11 It 37.50
M. G. Johnson - expense re 'later Pollution & Control Conference 9.50
U. G. Johnson - travel expense re Authority business for Nov. 20.50
C. E. Thompson Travel expense re Authority business for Dec. 9 5.00
A5 - Light, Heat, Power & "Tater
Woodbridge Farmers' - fuel oil for board room
A6 - Rent
Mr. C. Graham - Office rent for December, 1960
A5 - Telephone
Bell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Dell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
' ;ell Telephone -
Jell Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
'3e11 Telephone -
Bell Telephone -
Hu 9-5686 I ov ember
Bolton 573J4 November
At 5 -0671 November
Al 7 -5745 November
843-2949 November
543 -2494 November
ZA 7 -3573 December
ZA 5 -5253 December
'JR 2 -2070 December
A9 - Office Cleaning & Maintenance
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning service for November
L. & C. Floor Coverings - stair rods for board room
T. Eaton Co. - hangers for board room
Crane Hardware - door mats for board room
17.30
200.00
26.45
9.45
16.35
7.70
6.65
14.30
3$.00
35.00
17.50
55.00
8.04
6.54
6.74
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A14 - General Expense
Dr. C. D. McLean - physical examination re appointment to
permenant staff re (E. Hultay)
-.T. :earl TThitewood - apFraisals & expenses in connection with
proposed Bruce's Mills
Albert :3ritnell - reference books
Fontgomery' s 'gook Shop - reference bock
1 ►16 - I. & E. Consultant & Expense
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5.00
845.50
13.05
5.25
Ontario Editorial Bureau - P.R. services for three months
endeC Povember 30, 1960 1,205.32
Al$ - I. & E. Maps & Brochures
Bolton Enterprise - conservation circulars, regulations re
dumping fill, violation notices, fump
permits 332.6$
A20 - I. E:, E. - Promotion Expense
Ellis Hambleton - travel expense re attendance at Royal 'inter
Fair 5.00
E. J. Parker - travel expense re at endance at Royal I; inter hair 9.20
J. P. Patterson - n 41 41 n 1r 71 if 9.20
Glen Dooks - it 41 t► if 11 it II 3.50
'gm. Robinson - +s 11 ,t 71 11 ,r l; 3.50
Gerry's Camera Shop - photo supplies 9.36
Gilbert A. Iqilne - publicity pictures 62.49
Gerry's Camera Shop - film 5.71
Gerry's Camera Shop - film 2.40
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - sulpher re display .40
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - bulbs for projector 6.80
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - flash bulbs 1.$0
Henderson- Nicol Drugs - pictures 1.50
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - pictures 2.40
Canadian Press Clippings - services for November 1960 22.00
Drake Delta - photo supplies 14.73
Drake Delta - photo supplies 13.12
Drake Delta - photo supplies 5.35
Drake Delta - ph ^to supplies $.40
Woodbridge Agricultural Society - exhibit space, at Wdbge. fair 30.00
:7.
A21 - Machinery repairs & Operating Expenses
Hudson T!elding - straightening hitch on tractor 1.50
Hudson 7!elding - welding gas tank & bracket on tractor 1.25
Hudson '•Telding - welding on manure spreader 2.00
Hudson ;gelding - welding on posthole digger 1.50
Hudson ''fielding - welding feed control on fertilizer 1.50
Hudson T elding - welding bolt on disc 1.50
T- !udson ;Jelding - welding bolt 1.25
Berndt's Auto Body - file & joint sharpener 15.85
"oodbridge Farmers' - oil for tractor 28.25
3holdice Service - repairs to tractor 25.70
Humber Automotive - bolt for tractor 1.6$
Nu }ber Automotive - belt for bulldozer 1.05
Berndt' s Auto Body - oil for chain saw 3.60
Cooper & Horton - repairs to sander 27.77
Allan Fyfe - sharpen chipper knives 10.00
A23 - Farm Pond Subsidies
Lawrence Fines - farm pond subsidy
Mrs. Mary Anne ',Filson - farm pond subsidy
J. Greenstreet Travel expense re Farm ponds, November 1960
John N, See - farm pond subsidy
L.V.H. '.!addington - farm pond subsidy
David Armstrong - farm pond subsidy
Gordon Thornton - farm pond subsidy
50.00
50.00
5.30
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50 00
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A24 - Land Use General
Dept. of Lands & Forests - enlargements
Dept. of Lands & Forests - enlargements
A25 - Postage
Receiver General of Can,da - postage
B -293
11.00
4.20
200.00
A29 - Flood '.Darning System
Woodbridge Ilydro - hydro re Woodbridge Stream gauge 5.00
Pickering Hydro - hydro re Pickering stream gauge 1.25
"eston Public Utilities Corm. - hydro re Weston Stream Gauge 5.83
A31 - ;:Tildlife Expense
Allied Chemicals - copper sulphate 33.19
Westgate Transport - express ch3rg•-s re chipment from Allied 1.50
Houstcon Building Supplies - lumber 58.48
Woodbridge Farmers' - chicken wire 3$.00
Conservation Enterprises - pheasant feeders 14.00
Mallinckrodt Chemicals - chemicals for lab. use 30.20
Canada Packers' - fish food 49.75
A36 - Uniforms & Personnel Equipment
Hudson Sportswear
Hudson Sportswear
Hudson Sportswear
Tip Top Tailors -
Tip Top Tailors -
Tip Top Tailors -
Tip Top Tailors -
Tip Top Tailors -
Tip Top Tailors -
Tip Top Tailors -
- 3 nylon parkas
- 4 nylon parkas
- hydro parkas
winter uniform -
winter uniform -
winter uniform -
winte r uniform -
winter uniform -
winter un i ,o rm -
winter ug}iform -
Y. Taylor
C. Bontje
J. Patterson
B. Robinson
S. Bontje
r. Dawe
H. Burke
A39 - Technical Plans & Maps
E. F. Sutter - cash expenditure re purchase of six maps from
Town of Brampton
Hunting Survey - Don Valley floodline mapping
Speight, van i' o strand , ';card & Anderson - prints 66 survey plans
56.25
75.00
1$7.50
30. 50
30.50
30.50
30.50
30.50
34.50
30.50
1.50
2.78
4.00
C2C - Heart Lake Construction & Development
Maurice 3abiuk - drilling well at Hear . Lake $$1.00
Aikenhead's Hardware - mouldings for reconst. of Supt's house 14.43
Aikenhead' s Hardware - hardware supplies for " " " " " " " " 10.44
Aikenhead's Hareware - medicine cabinet, moulding & towel b3r
for reconstruction of Supt's house 32.49
Armstrong Brothers - building new parking lot & access road 6,040.00
i.rrnstrong Brothers - gravel 2.55
ABC Ready -Mix - ready -mix cement 66.62
Blain's Hardware - chovels & handles 10.76
Blain's Pardw= re - wire 3.25
Blain's ?-Hardware - wood screws .70
Sayer's Paint & ?'Tallpaper - paper for recont. of Supt's house 5.80
ABC Ready -Mix - gravel 54.51
Card Lumber - 1 door for reconst. of Supt's. house 24.50
Card Lumber - lumber for reconst of Supt's house 58.25
Card Lumber - moulding
7.1$
Card Lumber - lumber " it " 347.51
Card Lumber - lumber for " 71 If 41.2$
Card Lumber - lumber for " " If 15.75
Para Paints - paint " " If If 21.50
Armstrong Brothers - gravel 15.30
B -294
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C2R - Heart Lake Recreation Centre
Glendale Supplies E, Industries - Certificate #1 $,$40.00
C5C - Albion Fills Construction & Development
T-Iudson Welding - pins for signs 7.00
Hudson Welding - pins for signs 7.00
Hudson Welding - pins for signs 21.50
Hudson :Welding - pins for signs 7.00
Fred Baxter - lumber 92.90
;Fred Baxter - lumber 149.60
Fred Baxter - lumber 131.66
Fred Baxter -• planks & logs 139.75
Automatic Pumping - pump base & soldering paste 8.80
Lloyd Davey - moving buildings 550.00
Card Lumber - nails 3.25
Henderson- P'icol Drugs - first aid Kit y11 Ontario 17.50
Card Lumber - lumber 33$.36
Card Lumber - iu fiber re change house 253.60
Card Lumber - round re change house 15.00
Woodbridge Farmers - fencing 38$.00
bite Hardware - chair brace, nails, wood screws re change house 33.77
Card Lumber - ground for change h-use 7.50
Card Lumber - 4 round for change house 44.70
C7C - Cold Creek Development
H. M. Davis & Sons - grading gravel on road 135.00
CSC - Boyd Construction & Development
':ooc bridge Farmers' - stove pipe & damper 1.50
Automatic Pumping - plumbing supplies $5.02
7oodbridge Concrete - concrete blocks 69.97
Automat' c Pumping - v belts 1.26
Automatic Pumping - adapters, tees & tank 76.95
Automatic Pumping - rod adapters, clamps & pipe 9.96
Automatic Pumping - cups, spacers, pipe & coupling 1$.15
Harry R. Lockyer & Son - concrete sand, stone, brick sand 7.75
Hudson Welding - repairs to pump 2.00
J. D. Gilbert - digging water line 56.00
Dorval Copithorn - moving loader to Boyd 25.00
,sutomatic Pumping - pipe $0.3$
Automatic Pumping - pump 1$5.00
Woodbridge Farmers" - fencing 53$.00
7oodbridge Farmers' - fuel coil for workshop & office 42.00
Houston Building Supplies - insulation 7.13
-Mite Hadware - safety hasp, lock, hinges, padlock 10.69
Tom Baker - fence rails 2$.00
'rmstrong Brothers - gravel 63.41
'$G - Boyd Area I'ursery
Tra Sirr - Manure, rails & sate hinges 191.10
Terbst Brothers - seeds for nursery 39.57
I at son's Haulage - hauling manure 'or nursery 136.00
Bosco Metal ?_ Roofing - snow fence 98.56
Tienderson- Nicol Drugs - first aid kit ;"l Ontario 17.50
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C13C - Glen Naffy Construction & Development
R. Lyness - tr -vel expense re Glen Haffy Const. for November 12.00
L. D eRauv ill e - " It rr tT u n 9 '9 2.00
Humber i:utomotive - wrench set 1$.6$
Para Paints - paint for reconst. of Supt's. house $2.30
Harry R. Lockyer & Sons - sand fill $.25
McCauley's Builders Supplies - shingles 2.00
McCauley' s Builders Supplies - cement & sealbond 22.10
McCauley' s Builders Supplies - cement & sealbond 30.50
McCau1.1)' s Builders Supplies - sealbond 14.00
Fred B,xter - lumber $3.52
E. Darby & Sons - se din? & mulching 90.00
Henderson-Nicol Dru7s - first 2id supplies 3.20
Card Lumber - cement & lumber 40.77
R. Lyness - travel expense re Glen i -Taffy Const. to Dec. 9/60 10.00
Card Lumber - lumber re new hatchery addition 77.92
Card Lumber - lumber re new hatchery addition 416.32
Card Lumber - lumber re new hatchery addition 206.7$
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood 105.69
Superior Propane - gas for heatin7 fish hatchery 15.00
D. A. Hogg & Son - cement 25.00
York Steel Const. - steel reinforcing rods 12.50
C14C - Greenwood Construction & Development
Yoodbridge Farmers' - fence wire
'enith Electric - thermostate
Woodbridge Hardware - wood screws
Grcham Hardware - battery, swivel, links & rope
3alsdon' s Hardware - dry cells
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - first aid kit, Ontario ;'1
"?site Farc'warr - axe handle, shovel, axes
Sherwin- Villiams - paint
Shervrin- "Tilliams - varsok
Sherwin -'!ill i ams - paint
F. Simons & Son - complete basement & chimney re Asst. Supt's.
house
- install gas tank
••' Ward - install septic tank & bed for workshop
D. L. Nair & Son - post- P•. brace wire
C17C - Humber Trails Construction Development
493.50
50.89
5.04
8.50
5.10
17.50
49.99
13.45
2.50
4.12
2,270.00
32.00
819.90
14.44
eston Ornamental Iron - steel supportingpier 205.15
;;bite Hardware - nails & machine vise 31.55
Parry R. Lockyer 97. Sons - washed concrete sand 20.74
TTouaton Building Supplies - pipe, tees, elbows & drains 30.$3
-'oodbridge Concrete - concrete block 30.90
'Toodbridge Concrete - concrete block 5.40
Tom Smyth - casement sash & lumber 79.0$
Dorval Copithorn - moving loader to Humber Tr• ils 20.00
Lrmstrong Brothers - excavating L grading pond site 1,200.00
Pouston Buidling Supplies - brick tees 1.19
ITouston Building Supplies - cement & sealbond 7.46
Mat son's Haulage - hauling garvel 2 22.3 0
Card Lumber - sheeting 321.83
Joodbricige Farmers' - fencing 320.00
Card Lumber - doors "° lumber 25$.00
Superior Propane - gas for heating workshop under const. 15.00
Automatic Pumping - pump & fittings 32.59
'rrodbridge Concrete - cement blocks 4.16
C19A - Claremont Conservation t.rea - Land
7. Earl 'Thitewood - f es expenses re property negotiations 529.00
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0190 - Claremont Constructio . & Development
Burton Dunn - travel expense re Claremont Const. for Nov.
?enith electric - electrical fixtures
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtures
Zeriithe Electric - scotch tape for workshop
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtures for workshop const.
Zenith _Electric - electrical fixtures for workshop const.
Zenith Electric - screws for workshop const.
Automatic Pumping - pump & pressure wwitch
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtures
Automatic Pumping - plastic pipe, coupling s: clamps
Arthur F it chell - lock
Arthur Kitchell - cement & lumber
Storry Construction - hauling & loading stone
Brooklin - Cashway Lumber - lumber
3rooklin- Cashway Lumber - lumber & insulation
Barclay Transport - stone, cement & mulch
Gr7ham Hardware - drill, screws, raw oil
Card Lumber 0 lumber
Card Lumber - sheeting
"ard - install septic tank & bed for workshop
White Hardware - lanterns
D. R. Mair & Son - linseed oil v. belt
C2$C - Black Creek Construction Development
F. L. Lunn - cash expenditure re Forth York building permit re
refreshment booth
Tanhall Reproductions - prints of = rea
Pelson Crushed Stone - rock for rip -rap
Dorval Copithorn - moving loader to Black Creek
E. Darby & 3on - seeding & mulching
Norm. Arbuckle- hauling stumps for fencing
Automatic -'umping - pipe
Maci•iillan & Bloedel - plywood for concession booth
Maple Ready -Mix - cement
Houston Building Supplies - no- corode pipe
Automatic Pumping - pumping supplies
Automatic Pum,Ding - pipe
J. C. Gilbert - digging well hole & c'rain
Automatic Pumping - adapters, tees, coupling ?c clamps
Automatic Pumping - couplin7s, clamps & plastic pipe
A. Marritt - rental of truck to haul stumps for fencing
Chisholm - professional services re checking design of
concession booth
Card Lumber - lumber for concession booth
Card Lumber - lumber for concession booth
Card Lumber - lumber for concession booth
Mac?;illan 9r Bloedel - lumber for concession booth
r!ac "illan & Bloedel - lumber for concession booth
Tom Smythe - sash for Dalziel house
Canadian Acme Screw & Gear - bolts & washers for conc. booth
Canadian Acme Screw & Gear - bolts & washers for conc. booth
Automatic Pumping - adapters, elbow, busking & coupling
Tlooc.bridge Farmers' - fuel oil
Automatic Futjping - pump & fittings
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19.60
6.96
19.44
73.32
1$6.$4
11.00
2$4.10
27.04
63.33
5.95
61.12
91.00
10.8$
18.32
91.22
4.12
305.01
472.38
446.50
25.45
2.00
10.00
7.14
9.42
20.00
202. 50
200.00
147.00
41.04
27.60
19.00
33.46
146.86
190.00
12.96
39.83
75.00
77.50
154.46
168.82
59.30
11. 52
52.21
25.00
176.62
51.70
2.13
80.54
33&63
C31! - Albion Hills Extension - Land
'1. Earl Whitewood - option to purchase Gadoutisis property 10.00
1. Earl ',`hitewood - expenses & fees re property negotiatirns 1,411.50
Purchase Constandinou property 4,590.00
E. Jones - offer tp purchase Constandinou property 10.00
C32A - Boyd .1xtension - Land
T�. L*z-:r1 ';hit,ewood - fees & expense in connection with
property negotiations
435.75
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C31r_ "_ - Gr enwood ]xtension - Land
Purchase 7nopf property 4,950.00
Earl ::rhitewood - option to purchase Knopf property 10.00
Earl ';hitewood - fees & expenses re property negotiations $76.00
- -4C4 - Lower Number - Land
Roebuck & "falkinshaw - to ciajust legal fees re purchfse
"aYsil': property re amended account 10.00
TI$C - '7C4 - Lower Humber - Construction & Development
S. Cosentino - completion cert. re ::. C. 4 (R.V. Anderson) 2,244.57
",16C - "C6 - Black Creek - Construction & Development
Advance Lumber - demolition, 270 Scarletv, Road 225.00
S. Cosentino - completion cert. re `'C 6 (R. V. Anderson) 2,195.71
1178 - "'C11 - Town of "estop - Engineering
R. V. Anderson - final engineering fee re TI. C. 11 69.87
?117C - Town of ' :eston - Construction & Development
S. Cosentino - completion cert -,116 re -IC 11 (R.V. Anderson) 6,991.67
?'11$12 - Highland Creek - L^nd
Purchase Pilachinski property 1,000.00
Evelyn J. Lea & Constance F. Lea - interest due on mortgage to
Nov. 25, 1960 3,30.00
- "'C15 - Don River, . 3r. , N.Y. - Leaside - Land
Tanhall ,eproducticns - prints re Glendon Hall 13.99
'12$B - T'C 21 - Eglinton Flats - Engineering - Preliminary Engineering
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - pictures 4.50
WW130•. - "C 22 - Black Creek :hase 3 - Preliminary - Land
Henderson-Nicol Drugs - pictures 9.00
"30B - TIC 22 - Krick Creek Chase "3- Engineer: ng
James F. MacLaren - 2nd account for eng. services re :C 22 4,145.96
T;133C - "C - Extension to Flood - 'arning System - Const. :k Development
Ontario Sand & Gravel - brick sand for i- Tighlanci. Crk. Str. Gauge 4.24
E. Darby & Son sod !: wire re " 100.00
Munic. of Petro Toronto - landscaping re York Hills ,r 11 167.4$
"'oodbridge Farmers - stove pipe P• damper 4.49
National Specialty Compounds - no- froeze re PTighiand Crk. 3$.00
Card Lumber - lumber re Highland Creek Stream Gauge 33.97
Hudson Welding - channel iron rr „ rr it 8.50
'roodbridge Concrete Prods. - concrete blocks re Pighland Crk.
Stream Gauge 24.00
R6 - Reforestation
Purchase N.L. 4, Lot 3, Conc. ; "o Adjala Twp. (Rowley property) 3,750.00
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G2C - Pioneer Village - Construction R:. Development
Superior t rc'pane - gas to heat buildings 10.00
3. S. Taylor - travel expense re Village const. for Nov. a Dec 1 16.$0
Albert Colucci - travel expense re Village for October 1960 52.70
Ubert Colucci - cash expenditures re i'ioneer Village 5$.50
Albert Colucci - travel expense re Villa7e for ?'ovember 1960 47.30
Mrs. Mary E. Thompson - photographes 23.50
Mrs. Margaret hitley - photographes 35.75
'3olton Enterprise - repairs re pioneer press & Publications 196.71
F.3.P.C. of Ontario - services re movir of church $$.90
B. N 'pier Simpson Jr. - services nov. 1, to Dec. 2, 1960 2$$.50
oodbridge Concrete Products - cement blocks 56.16
Automatic Pumping - plastic pipe 9$.00
Maple Ready -Mix - ready mix cement 13$.00
Builder's Supplies - train tile 39.09
Houston Building Supplies - no- freeze 11.88
Houston Building Supplies - cement, foundation coating &
asphalt felt 24.61
Capital Lumber - lumber 115.55
Harry R. Lockyer & Son - washed stone & brick sand 41.39
'oodbridge Farmers' - sealbond 11.25
J. :.. G &ass - log building 100.00
Dorval Copithorn - moving; loader to Village 20.00
Card Lumber - footing material 107.16
'oodbridge Hardware - moth balls .63
Woodbridge Hardware - paper thumb tacks .94
Car:... Lumber - lumber 179.88
Card Lumber - lumber - 32.00
Gilbert's ..uto Supply - batteries 10.95
Card Lumber - lathe & cornerite 36.60
Houston Building Mup_lies - cement sealbond 31.35
Card Lumber - insulation 136.50
Card Dumber - lathe
20.80
Card Luber lumber 50.50
Card Lumber - no- corode pipe 52.00
Card Lumber - lumber 60.16
Card Lumber - lumber, lathe £° mould 17.4$
Card Lumber - lumber $0.32
Philip Carey - felt paper 4$.00
National SLJecialty Compounds - no- freeze 3$.00
MacMillan F: Bloedel - wooden shingles 1,025.00
Bailey Metal Prods. - metal lathe 42. 50
Mrs. t eter Griffin - pioneer articles 135.50
Woodbridge Concrete Prods. - concrete blocks 65.37
Bailey Metal .rods. - steel lathe & cornorite 47.36
Superior Propane - propane g's to heat houses 45.00
"' oodbricge Concrete Prods - concrete blocks 17.40
: Toodbridge (concrete Prods. - concrete blocks $4.10
;' oodbridge Concrete Prods. - concrete blocks 100.60
Gilbert A. lilne - prints ro moving of church 2.44
G3 - Duffin Creek Stream Survey
Maple Seed Mill - fish poison 14.30
Gilberts' Auto Supply - cold patch kit .39
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - glass jars 1.75
Fisher Scientific - lab. supplies 1$.00
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1209 - N/E - General
C.1 .I.B. - refreshments re executive meeting fov. 9/60 18.75
C.N.I.B. - refreshments re Executive meeting 21.30
C.N.I.B. - refreshments .9.00
Hudson welding - welding & straightening brackets on snow blade 22.00
Zenith Electric - outside xmas lights 26.3$
Hudson T'elding - welding on mower 6.50
Hudson 'elding - welding on mower 1.50
Hud.Wb T eldtng - welding on mower 6.50
Zenith Electric - outside xmas lights 16.66
Zenith Electric - fittings for xmas display 16.40
C.N.I.B. - ref. re Don Valley Adv. Bd. Meeting November 29 9.00
Humber Automotive - bolts & nuts z. locks 5.09
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - seals .30
Henderson -Nicol Drugs - seals re members dinner .30
F. L. Lunn - prizes for Authority dinner 1$.45
Four ;finds - staff Xmas party 650.50
I. Cobley - refreshments re staff Xmas party 126.55
Faculty Club U. Of T. - Authority 'Tmas party 498.15
Malabar Limited - costumes for Authority dinner 36.00
--',218 - N/E - Greenwood - Operating & maintenance
L. & B. & Parker Plumbing - service on burner 31.95
X220 - rT /E - Black Creek - Operating & Maintenance
Ont. Hydro Woodbridge - hydro re museum Dec. 1960 $2.23
Dyer & Miller Bros. - refill & pressurize fire extinguishers 33.40
SCHEDULE "B fr
_ZEPO.:.T OF A 1E ETING At\O _1ECO1 M NDATIONS
OF THE
CD I;5 ERV_.TION SCH OOL SUE- COPI'+IITTEE
OF THE
EXECUTIVE
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The Conservation School 3Lb=Comrnittee met in the Board -toom, 17 Mill St.,
on Wednesday, December 21st, 1960, commencing at 12:00 noon.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman W. S. MacDonnell
Dlembers Mrs. D. Hague
Dr. G, .-toss Lard
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
Secretary Treasurer F. L. Lunn
Asst, Director of
Operations ZJQ I'•cLenn
Field Officer T. Barber
Field Officer M, Johnson
As directed by a previous meeting, the Staff presented a proposal for
the erection and operation of a proposed Conservation School.
The presentation was discussed in detail.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
(1) It was agreed, and the Committee recommends that the
proposal as appended to thii report be adopted in principle.
(2) That the Committee suggested in the report be appointed to
approach the school boards in the legion for their support,
W. S. MacDonnell Li Lunn
Chairman Secretary Treasurer
Dec. 22, 1960
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COPS EaVhTION CAMP FACILITIES
A PROPOSAL OF THE
IWTH0FOLITAN TOaONTO AND aEGION CCN3 ERV.ITION AUTHORITY
The Conservation Authorities Act (:Z. 5.0. 1950) provides for
the formation of Conservation Authorities throughout Ontario on a
•••ater -shed basis, These Authorities are corporate banes, comprised
of representatives of all Municipalities included in the watershed
over which the Authority has jurisdiction. Under the Act, Auth oritier-a
are charged with the responsibility of "determining Schemes whereby
the natural resources of the watershed may be w nserved, restored and
'- -reloped. z' Monies are reiz •d for Authority Schemes through Municipol
levies, Government grants, and revenue - producing projects.
The Metropolitan Toronto and •legion Conservation Authority
i:as jurisdiction over nine watersheds, covering an area of 1,000 square
miles and including 23 Municipalities -- one of which is Metropolitan
Toronto. The "Metro" Authority has undertaken a large -scale programme
involving flood control, the acquisition and development of a growing
n=ber of Conservation Areas, and the conservation of forests, soil
and wildlife, The success of any Conservation Programme depends upon
public support which is achieved through understanding, and tangible
benefits. In the work of the Authority, education has played an
important role in bringing to the attention of the public the need
F'or Conservation and the benefits that will accrue to communities
through it.
Since its formation in 1957, the Authority has provided a
Conservation Education Programme. Each of the eight existing Conserv-
ation Areas have become interpretative centres, and many organized
groups have taken advantage of conducted nature hikes over labled
Nature Trails, Thousands of informative brochures have been distribut-
ed, and hundreds of lectures have been delivered by Authority staff
members, In this education programme the schools have played an
important role, The major portion of
Trails and at the Authority's Pioneer
school children from a wide range of grades.
conducted tours, both on Nature
Village, have been classes of
With each year the
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popularity of this type of outdoor education has increased and the
Authority has been encouraged to enlarge the scope of its educational
f_ :ciliti: ,
A most encouraging education project each year, has been the
holding of a Conservation Camp School for a class of grade nine
students from York Memorial Collegiate. This School began seven years
agl, under the former Humber Vally Conservation Authority, and has
continued under the Petro Authority. 'he class each year has spent
three days in the early Spring at a camp near Bolton, Ontario.
During this time they receive instruction in Conservation from Author-
ity staff msmbers and teachers, in the general fields of soil, forest,
water, and wildlife conservation -- and also have the opportunity of
visiting farms and conservation projects in the area. The,success
of the Camp Schools has been indicated by the enthusiasm of both
students and teachers for the project and the continued support
of York 1emorial Collegiate.
The Authority's experience in school camping for the teach-
ing of Conservation has led to the belief that it is an effective
method of teaching Conservation, and has great value in the education
of- school children and to the Authority's interpretative programme.
"Camp School is merely an extension of classroom. walls to Nature's
horizons". Science becomes a first -hand study of the natural land-
scape and its component parts - soil, water, and forests - and their
relation to the human landscape. It includes identification and
observation of plant and animal life. :leather can be studied where
it can readily be observed, recorded and related to those working
out -of- doors. In all of this, many of the classroom routines are
involved -- reading, drawing, making reports, keeping records, and
calculating such things as the number of board feet in standing
timber.
An important by- product of Camp School for the student is
the experience of social living. In all his life with the school
group, the cam per is encouraged to develop self - reliance, citizenship
skills and the feel of the appeal of wholesome living. In addition,
the students experience planning and livin; together. They pa rticipat=
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in a wide variety of social situations and assume a number of individual
and group responsibilities in learning to work and play together, In
a Camp School the happiness and well -being of the whole grouw:, can be
readily '.istinguished as a matter of first consideration,
In view of the considerable values of a Conservation Camp
School to both education and Conservation, the Metropolitan Toronto
and legion Conservation Authority proposes to construct and equip
permanent Conservation Camp School facilities in the Albion Hills
Conservation Brea, and to seek the co- operation and assistance of
school boards in I,:etropolitan Toronto and region for its operation.
The Albion Hills Conservation Area has been selected as the
site for the School because of its all -round suitability for such a '
project. At Albion Hills there are already many facilities necessary
for the School. Albion Hills is located on the inter - lobate moraine
formed during tit pliestocene lying about five miles North cf the
Village of iSolton. Here steeply rolling topography, combined with
light droughty soils, have rendered intensive cultivation impossible.
In the Albion Hills Area proper use of this type of land, employing
Conservation measures, is demonstrated. There are large tracts of
reforested land and a farm complete with buildings, which will be
operated to show proper land use, In the Area a Nature Trail traverses
a wide variety of terrain and includes many species of flora and fauna
and their habitats. Near the site of the School an arboretum is
being developed for study purposes. The Albion hills conservation
Area contains nearly 1,000 acres of rural type landscape, capable
of completely dissolving the city down the road for the students
in a' der that their experience may be a rural one. In this environ-
ment, the gap between city and rural dwellers can be bridges.
Proposed Operation Of The School:
A summary of the operating costs are as follows and could be
divided into two groups,
I Operation (dependent on use)
Nurse * 4;000; i'aterial C., Supplies 43 3;000.
Cook 3;000. Cleaning ., 1.200
Asst, Cook .) 2;200. Transportation % 5,000.
Food ,117,000;
S -b -Total
II Administration
— 4 —
Es Eaintenance
Director
Hydro
Heat
Telephone
Bldg, Paintenance
Insurance
Office Admnstn,
Grounds Maintnce.
Road Maintenance
Sub Total
TOTAL
? X600.
7
150.
13 180.
1,000.
2
200,
2,500;
.) 300;
a� 500.
A4,030.
X49,430.
(fixed costs)
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These costs total apprxoimately .;50,000,00 and represent the
operating cost per year based on a fifty -week year, Therefore, it will
cost approximately ,1,000,00 per week or ;30.00 per student per
week. It has been possible to segregate the cost into two groups:
(1) those concerned with the feeding and welfare of the students, and
these costs total ;335,000,00, leaving ?15,000.00 as group (2) which
includes such costs as the Director's glary, operating and maintenance
costs for the school grounds and road, office administration, insurance,
and such items as hydro, heat, and telephone.
On the basis of one week the division of costs would be
;;700,00 for feeding and welfare of the children and 1300.00 for
school and grounds operation and maintenance. On the basis of each
student we propose that approximately ,420,00 be paid outside of
Conservation Authority funds and the remaining ,10.00 by the Conserv-
ation Authority.
For er,ch week during which no class used the Conservation
Camp School an additional .200,00 would be added to the Authorityts
expenses, For example if ten weeks were not used during Summer and
Winter the total cost would then amount to ,17,000,00 for that year.
Activities:
The course would be somewhat flexible in nature but might
include one or preferably two days in which the accompanying science
teacher from the visiting school spent some time teaching outdoor
aspects of subjects taught previously in the classroom. The Conserv-
ation Director would co- operate if necessary and wherever possible
in providing facilities and assisting the science teacher with the
extra courses mentioned.
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ihe following courses in Conservation could be tatg ht:
r';orest Conservation
rish & ' Tildlife Conservation
Soil Conservation
Agriculture
Water Conservation and Flood Control
Geography and Land Use
These couses would be taught in the outdoors, primarily in
the Albion Hills Conservation Area, but a one -day tour would be
conducted to inspect additional examples away from the Albion Hills
Conservation Area.
The science teacher may wish to cover outdoor examples of
some of the following subjects, for which facilities would be provided:
3tt any
Zoology
Neterology
Astronomy
Etc.
Facilities suxh as snow and rain gauges, telescopes, Nature
Trails, etc. would be available,
Personnel:
DIAECTGa -- The Director, a qualified secondary school teacher,
would be responsible to the Director Of Operations and would be in
charge of Conservation Camp School natters. To be more specific, he
would supervise the operation of the school, arrange the schedule,
co- operate with the teachers of visiting classes and when necessary
live in residence.
NURSE -- The Nurse would function as Assistant Director al-
though her primary purpose would be in supervising the health and
welfare of students, She would, therefore, have to be a registered
nurse, and would be required to live in residence. With a limited
amount of clerical work necessary to the running of the school.
She would also be responsible for suDervising extra - curricular activit-
ies such as games, sing- songs, etc. It would also be the responsibil-
ity of the Nurse to supervise the cooking staff and kitchen and
laundry room operations,
It would be the additional responsibility of the Director and
the Nurse to achieve some supervision and direction in establishing
the social aspects of the course, which, of course, are a very
important function of outdoor
learnin ; lnd in- residence education,
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COOK AND ASSISTANT COOK -- These people, as menticned, would
be responsible to the Assistant Director or Nurse and would not be
required to live in residence,'
STUDENT M"►CHEgS -- A small number of student teachers could
be accommodated each week in an observing and supervisins role.
School Grade- Proposed For Conservation Camp .School:
In view of the fact (a) that a natural science course is
presently given by the Toronto Board of Education, and (b) because it
is difficult to have a staff adaptable to a wide range in school grades
and (c) because Conservation courses might best be absorbed by
students of advanced grades, it is proposed that school children in
approximately the junior high school grades be concentratedcn in the
School Camping Programme, It is felt that by the time a student
reaches the junior high school grades he will have received sufficient
elementary science preparatory to Conservation courses. The natural
science schools of the Toronto Doard o` Education will also serve
to prepare students for not only the science in Conservation but also
the outdoor living required in this approach.
Other Groups ?roposed For Conservation Camp School:
During periods when Echcol classes are unable to participate,
it is proposed that other groups be alla; ed to study conservation,
These groups might include:
a) Scout and Cub members and leaders
b) Guide and P,rownie members and leaders
c) Junior Farmer and 4 -H groups
d) Naturalist groups
e) Conservation clubs
f) Student teachers classes
g)) University classes
The financial arrangements will be the same for these groups
as for school classes. Part of their costs could be assessed to the
individual for board with their organization ar another interested
agency contributing the remaincl er.
Facilities:
A wide range of facilities has been and will be developed in
the Albion Hills Conservation Area. Some of them are:
1) Pond for fish and Nature study
2) arboretum
3) Mature Trail
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4) Farm planned for proper land use and animal
husbandry
5) 2eforestation tracts
6) Erosion control projects
7) Stream fisheries ra nagement project
$) Pasture management project
9) Pioneer homestead and furnishings
The :area itself illustrates two types of co nservet ion land,
namely; flood plain land and marginal and submarginal fa nrilan d of
the interl obate moraine. It has many examples of the Authority's
total programme as mentioned previously.
In the watershed a more complete and more comprehensive
idea of conservation may be realized, and may be obtained on a
watershed basis. For example, on a tour of one day's duration, a
student may visit reforested headwater strEam areas of rugged topograph
recreational .developments and perhaps a beef farn, In the laver
valley he might see a gently undulating or flat topogrq)hy, a d.iry
farm or a town's flood control problem and measures required. This
is an excellent way to study conservation -- that is, on a watershed
tour,
The Authority has one movie and plans several more films
in future years. The slide collection is an excellent one, and
numerous pamphlets and books are available for student use. ti text
on Conservation in the Toronto .d.egion, covering such aspects as soil,
water, forests, fish, wildlife, and man is currently being prepared
by the Authority staff,
Administration:
It is proposed t}at the Camp School be administered by a
five -man subcommittee of the Information and Education Advisory Board
and be composed of representatives of the following:
1) ,,ducation Metropolitan Toronto
2) Education outside metropolitan Toronto
3) Education separate Schools, ietropolitan Toronto
4) Authority 1•:ember
5) Chairman of the Information ani Education Advisory
Board
The Chairman of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority and the Executive Secretary of the Toronto
Metropolitan School Board are members ex officio.
Vetropo/ttan J&onto and /eeion
Consepuation -_Authority
MINUTES
B -308
Executive Committee Meeting
Wednesday, January 11, 1961
No, 23
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, York
Allis, on Wednesday, January llth, 1961, commencing at 10:00 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Members
Metro Parks Dept.
Secretary - Treasurer
Director of Operations
Assistant Director of
Operations
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Ur, C, Davidson
Mrs, J, A. Gardner
Mrs, D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
F. McKechnie
C. R. Purcell
C, Sauriol
R, Jennings
H, Boucher
F. L, Lunn
K. G. Higgs
E. F. Sutter
rINUTES :
The Minutes of Meeting No, 22/60 were presented.
Res, #29$ Moved By:- C. R, Purcell
Seconded By:- Mrs, D. Hague
Resolved That:- the Minutes of Meeting
No. 22/60 as presented be adopted as if
read,
Carried Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS:
The Accounts were presented.
Res, j299 Moved By:- C, Sauriol
Seconded By:- R. G, Henderson
Resolved That:- payment of tho accounts
in the sum total of 498,0 37, G be appended
as Schedule ,1A?f of these Minutes be approved.
Carried Unanimously,
REPORT OF PERSONNEL SUB - COMMITTEE:
Mr, Honsberger presented a report of the Sub - Committee making certain
recommendations,
Res 00 Moved By :- C, R, Purcell
Seconded By:- Mrs, J. A. Gardner
Resolved That:- the Personnel Sub - Committee
be requested to present a report on the present
staff structure,
Carried Unan imous ly.
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Res. #301 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
Resolved That:- the report of the Personnel
Sub - Committee be received and appended as
Schedule hB's of these Minutes and further that
the recommendations contained therein be
adopted.
Carried Unanimously.
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT:
Mr. Higgs presented the Staff Progress Report for the period of
September 1st to December 31st, 1960.
Res. #302 Moved By:- H, S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- C. R. Purcell
Resolved That:- the Staff Progress Report
for the period of September 1st to December
31st, 1960, be received and appended as
Schedule 'C of these Minutes.
Carried Unanimously.
HIGHLAND CREEK VALLEY -- PROPOSED ENGINEERING STUDY:
A communication was presented containing Report No. 26 of the Roads
and Works Committee, Township of Scarborough, containing certain
proposals.
Res. #303 Moved By:- C. R. Purcell
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- The staff be authorized to
obtain a proposal from Crysler, Davis and
Jorgenson for the carrying out of an engineering
study for the correction of a serious erosion
problem in the Highland Creek Valley in the
vicinity of Lawrence Avenue.
Carried Unanimously.
SCHEME W.C. -5 -- PROPERTY ACQUISITION:
A Staff communication was presented outlining the difficulties that
have arisen in connection with the acquisition of Part of Lot 11,
Concession I, Township of Scarborough, known as the Smith property.
Res. #304 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. G. Henderson
Resolved That:- the Staff be directed to carry
on further negotiations for the acquisition of
Part of Lot 11, Concession I, Township of
Scarborough, Scheme W.C. -5, with if possille,
assistance from Metropolitan officials and
that failing a friendly settlement be authorized
to acquire the property in accordance with the
terms of the Conservation Authorities Act.
Carried Unanimously.
ENFORCEMENT OF FILL REGULATIONS:
A Staff report was presented reviewing the enforcement of the Fill
': egulations.
Res. #305 Moved By:- W. C. Davidson
Seconded By:- Mrs. D. Hague
Resolved That:- the Staff report regarding the
enforcement of Fill Regulations be received.
Carrjad Unanimously:
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W.C.-33:
aff report was presented suggesting that the Scheme to be known
Scheme W.C. -33 be adopted for the purpose of stabilizing the banks
the Don River in the vicinity of Bloor Street.
S. #306 Moved By :- R. G. Henderson
Seconded By :- Mrs. J. A. Gardner
The Executive Recommends that : - Scheme W.C. - -33
a Scheme for the stabilization of the banks
of the Don River in the vicinity of Bloor
Street be adopted and further in this connection
the following action be taken:
(a) That the Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto be designated as the benefitting
municipality.
(b) That the Minister of Planning and Develop-
ment be requested to approve of the Scheme
and a grant of 50% of the cost thereof.
c) That a copy of the Scheme be forwarded
to the Municiiplity of Metropolitan Toronto
and that no action be taken on the Scheme
until such time as it is accepted and
approved by the said Municipality.
(d) 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
documents.
Carried Unanimously.
(
THEME W.C. -22 -- PROPERTY ACQUISITION:
Res. #307 Moved R. G. Henderson
Seconded By:- H. S. Honsberger
Resolved That : - the Secretary Treasurer be
authorized and directed to complete the follow-
ing land transactions required for Scheme W.C. -22:
(a) Acquire from the Department of Highways
0.£31 acres for the nominal sum of $1.00
subject to a restriction in the Deed,
restricting the use of the land for
Conservation purposes.
(b) Acquire from the Department of Highways
6.031 acres for the sum total of $65$.00.
(c) Convey to Visuvio Gardens the said 0.031 acres
in exchange for 0.077 acres of land.
Carried Unanimously.
Res. #30$ Moved By:- R. C. Honsberger
Seconded By :- Mrs. D.-Hague
Resolved That:- The Secretary Treasurer be
authorized to complete the purchase from
Thomas H. Rowbottom of Lot 3, Plan 364.9,
Township of North York, for a sum total of
$35,000.00 plus disbursements, adjustments
and legal fees.
Carried Unanimously.
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FAT LAKES PARK TRAINING INSTITUTE:
7. .1222 Moved By:- H. S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- R. Jennings
Resolved That : - W. A. McLean and D. W. Loker
be authorized to attend the 15th Annual
Great Lakes Park Training Institute,
February 20th - 24th, 1961, at P kagon State
Park, Indiana, and that their expenses be
paid.
Carried Unanimously.
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^ONSERVATION SCHOOL SUB- COIu4I' ITTEE:
es. #310 Move_ By:- H., S. Honsberger
Seconded By:- F. McKechnie
Resolved That : - the following persons as
appointed by the Chairman, be the Sub- ^ommittee
to present the Conservation School Plan to
Boards of Education:
The Chairman of the Authority
The Chairman of the Information & Education
Advisory Board
Mrs. D. Hague
Mr. F. D. Rutherford
Miss B. Snell
and further that the Staff be authorized
to arrange the necessary meetings in co- operation
with the Sub - Committee subject to the deletion
of the suggested cost of the Director in
the plan.
Carried Unanimously.
APPRECIATION OF SERVICE:
Res. #311 Moved By:- Mrs. D. Hague
oeconded By:- W. C.,rDavidson
Resolved That:- Mrs. J. A. Gardner be thanked
for her untiring efforts in connection with
the remodelling and equipping of 17 Mill Street,
York Mills.
Carried Unanimously.
^DJOURNMENT:
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1 :30 p.m..
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L. Lunn
;hairman Secretary Treasurer
January 13, 1961
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Schedule A" #2, December 1960
#18 - Machinery & Equipment Costs
'Mite Hardware - skill drill 110.50
"19 - Office Eouipment - Costs
Genalco Limited - chairs for boardroom 26.98
1,!20 Areas Equipment - Cost
Receiver Goneral of Canada - sales tax for month of December 449.49
;-,`-'30 - Plumbing & Electrical Supplies Stock
Zenith Electric -
Zenith Electric -
Zenith Electric -
Zenith Electric -
Zenith :electric -
James Robertson -
Jarles Robertson -
Zenith Electric -
Zenith Electric -
James Robertson -
electrical su plies
electrical supplies
electrical supplies
electrical supplies
electrical supplies
plumbing supplies
plumbing supplies
electrical supplies
electrical supplies
plumbing supplies
Al - Members Allowance & Meeting Expense
James D. Coats - per Diem & Mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60
Elmer Sager - 11 11 11 If 11 if 11 17 11 11 T1 11 17 11 7. 7; 11 77 1111 7. If If
J. A. Carroll - 17 It ii it ii 1! If 17 17 11 11 17 11 t. If I. If If If is f.
B. H. Bull - 11 ., ii . 7? .flt .f 7. 1. .. 7I 11 11 tI I1
Mrs. Alma Walker-" 17 77 17 17 r7 .. 7i 11 17 11 1f 11 11 71 71 77 77 1+ f7 71 r1 r!
W. J. Agar - 11 17 I1 77 1'i .. if 1. If 7i II H If 11 71 It It 11 If 17 41 it It It
Dr. F.H. VanNostrand - II 17 1f it 71 i. lI 7f If 17 1f 1r 11 f. 17 rt i7 .. 7r !7
H. M. Griggs - Per Diem & 17 11 f7 ;. 11 17 7. i. 1. 11 1. 1. 11 It II 7I 7t
Mrs . F. Gell - II 71 11 If 17 11 11 If 17 17 71 77 11 11 11 11 11 II t1 If 17 11 11
R. L. Nesbitt - 17 7! 71 Tr 1r 7r If 17 7f 7r 11 7t 71 if 17 17 f i ,u rf tt 11 11 11
N. A. Boyl en - 17 11 11 71 1f If 11 IT 17 11 71 11 II 11 11 IT II 11 11 if 1i 71 If
328.19
121.00
225.42
111.82
50.26
12.09
52.73
61.29
52.56
6.62
15.00
16.60
36.00
19.80
72.80
58.00
75.40
52.00
15.40
89.00
98.20
A. M. Campbell -If 71 17 11 t. 1i .. If 7. It 11 II 17 7. 7I 11 11 11 11 11 71 11 17 7I 32.60
A . ma cdonal d - If Ir I1 7i tt it it if 77 11 if 11 71 iT 71 If If 11 .;17 IT 11 II If If 35.00
M. J. Breen - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 37.50
A. E. 11eeve - Per diem & mileage from Julyl, to December 31, 1960 60.00
W. J. Haggart - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 70.80
C. E. Conroy - per diem £s mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 34.00
R. E. Jones - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 82.20
C. R. 'lardlaw - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 52.20
G. R. Masson - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 35.00
Mrs. U. Klink - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 4$.10
J. E. Harper - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 71.60
C. Clifford - per diem Rs mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 69.20
F. A. 'fade - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 51.60
C. Core - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 58.00
C. k. Tonks - per diem & mj leage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 15.50
;fm. Dennison - per Diem ?s Mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 17.00
W. H. Westney - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 58.30
Mrs. M. Robinson - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 65.20
G. Crawford - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 20.00
E. Lemon - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 22.00
R. G. Henderson - expense re attendance at Ont. conference on
Co- ordinated Water Pollution Control 12.00
J. N. Duncan - per diem & ;"ileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 60.60
F. Fog - per diem & mile ge from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 56.50
Mrs. E. Neil - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 34.00
Dr. J. Scott - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 32.60
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Al - Members Allowance (Con't) Page 2
U. A. Dempsey - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 37.60
C. R. Pu:rsell - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31, /60 162.50
F. McKecknie - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 1$4.20
Charles Sauriol - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Decl 31/60 20$.50
C. Davidson - per diem & mileage from Duly 1, to Dec. 31/60 311.30
J. A. Bryson - per diem & mileage from July 1, to December 31,/60 269,60
Mrs. D. Hague - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 2$3.30
R. G. Henderson - per diem & mil -age from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 20$.90
H. S. Honsberger - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec.31 /60 216.00
Mrs. J. A. Gardner - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 257.60
C. W. Laycock - per diem & mileage from July -1, to Dec. 31/60' 20.20
T. F. Mcllwraith - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec.31 /60 4$.60
J. S. Scott - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 5$.20
J. K. Parker - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 47.40
R. Jennings - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec. 31/60 77.70
Col. J. A. McGinnis - per diem & mileage from July 1, to Dec.
31/60 51. $0
Prof. '.r. T. Easterbrook - per diem & mileage from July 1, to
Dec. 31/60 32.60
A2 - Stationery & Supplies
Bradma of Canada - service to ac 'resso machine
A'orman Wade - blades for pencil sharpener
Thomas A. Edison - service on voicewriter for 1961
Grand & Toy - payroll cards
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Gestetner - mimeo paper
H. G. Barlow - office supplies
Premium U.S. Funds - C/K 08845 General Biological Supply
Gestetner - mimeo paper
10.75
1.95
50.00
8.00
37.6$
24.53
$.80
.03
27.0$
A3 - Vehicle Expense
Hawman Motors - repair vehicle ',=5 $$.70
Hawman Motors - repair vehicle i,5 29.50
Pinecrest Service Centre - repairs to vehicle 7;12 30.00
Hawman Motors - repair vehicle i1 137.34
Louis Muise - battery re vehicle #4 26.00
York Mills Pontiac - service to vehicle #2 139.05
International Harvester - service to vehicle ##7 203.56
Hawman Motors - repairs to vehicle # 5.40
Hawman Motors - repairs to P. & D. vehicle 12.10
Fagin's Garage - gas for vehicle 714 4.70
'.'agin' s Garage - gas for vehicle ;t'-14 3.65
Fagin's Garage - gas for vehicle `l4 5.15
Fagin's Garage - winterize vehicle #14 26.13
Fagin's Garage - battery & cable vehicle :'414 1$.95
Fagin's Garage - gas & oil for vehicle #14 6.07
Fagin's Garage - labour & parts re valves on vehicle ;E14 5.85
Fagin's Garage - ga & wire repairs vehicle ,;114 5.32
Fagin's Garage - gas for vehicle #14 4.45
Sholdice Service Su_:ply - cables re vehicle #20 5.50
Humber Automotive - parts re vehicle = "7 1.45
Humber Automotive - plugs for #955 1.24
Thompson Tire - change tires on vehicle ; 17 ' 6.00
Humber Automotive - battery .0c. oil filter for P. & D. vehicle 1$.66
Humber Automotive - jack for vehicle .0 23.24
Humber Automotive - heater & battery for vehicle #7 29.95
Ate- Mileage Expense for Staff
E. F. Sutter - travel expense re :authority business for December $2.50
B. H. Halstead - travel expense re Authority business for Dec. 4.20
F. L. Lunn - travel expense re Authority busineris for Dec. 5$.20
K. G. Higgs - travel expense re Authority business for Dec. 79.75
C. B. Thompson - travel expense re Authority business for Dec. 26.70
Paul B. Flood - travel expense re authority business for Dec. 54.65
':'m. A. McLean - tr vel expense re Authority business for Dec. 51.30
Lloyd Fraser - travel expense re Authority business for Dec. 23.10
E. TYm. Hultay - travel expense re Authority business for Dec. 26.60
'1. S. Jones - tr.'ve1 oxpense re Authority business for Dec. 81.50
T. :;. :3ar?cflr - Tr..v ^1 cxp9ns rc I.:.thority business _ °,r Dec. l',
Page 3
A5 - Light, Heat, Power & Tater
' :oodbridge Farmers - fuel oil for
t.1oodbriege Hydro - hydro for Dec.
T' :oodbridge Hydro - hydro for Dec.
A6 - Rent
boardroom
for Office Annex
re •"ain Office
Mr. C. Graham - rent for office for January 1961
Mr. C. Graham - rent for office for January 1961
A7 - Office & Administrative
Salaries
Miss Helen L. Brown - steno.
A8 - Telephone
C. R. Pur sell Co
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Bell
Hell
3e11
3e11
Telephone
Telephone
Tel
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
services, Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov.
& Dec., 1960
. Ltd. - telephone calls re business for
R. D. H. P. Advisory board
A:-8-1123 December 1960
AT -8 -0671 December 1960
CLRMT 101 December 1960
HU -9 -5686 December 1960
AL -7 -8745 December 1960
ME - 3- 9901December 1960
843-M9 December 1960
843 -2494 December 1960
Solt 573J -4 December 1960
A9 - Cleaning & Office Maintenance
Continental Tile - tiling washroom in boardroom
'Woodbridge I?ardw:'re - electrical plugs for office
':Toodbridr :e Pardware - oil (3-1,1 for office
Mrs. G. Cochrane - cleaning services for Dec. re office
':oodbridge Farmers - fuel oil for boardroom
Everlast Aluminum - aluminum windows re boardroom
':'bite Hardware - towels & wax for office
A13 - Legal & Audit
Roebuck - services rendered re prosecution of
:Ars. Christina Nc] illan re violatirn of dumping of fill regs.
a14 - General Expense
K. W. Strasser - reference books
F. L. Lunn - cash expenditure re reference books
Twp. of North York - sign inspection fees
U. of T. Press - reference books
Royal Ontario Museum - annual membership
A18 - I. 8: E. Maps & Brochures
Foster & North - ltOur lTalleys' Vol. 6
A20 - I. E. Promotion Expense
K. T. Strasser - cash expenditure re photographic supplies
Norm Taylor - travel expen -e re attendance at ';inter Fair
Murray cringing - conservation brochures
A21 - Machinery Repairs & Operating Expenses
Geo. '::. Crothers*- 1 inch furrule for
Geo. ?.'. Crnthers - filter, bracket condenser for :;955
Geo. Crothers - cable clamp for winch on #955
B -314
22.91
10.51
15.82
200.00
25.00
118.75
13.65
2$0.15
15.10
28.20
29.85
6.55
35.30
8.75
13.60
11.00
68.00
• 79-
. 24
85.00'
23.41
612.00
45.11
75.00
7.66
7.15
1.00
8.00
10.00
505.61
1.45
9.00
66.60
3.19
10.16
2.x'2
Page 4
A21 - Machinery Repairs & Operating :;:menses (Con't)
Williams Service - regulator & grab hock 22.97
Williams Service - clevis bolt :: gasket; 1.30
Williams Service - tractor parts. 12.80
-:illiams Service - vulcanize tr,, ctor tire 23.75
Williams Service - labour on tr ctor 17.50
Williams Service - repairs to mower 75.64
''! lliams Service - tr=ansmission oil 1.30
Berndt' s :Auto Body - file & joint for chain saw 12.00
Berndt' s Auto Body - chain for c).ain saw 3.00
Berndt s Auto Body - parts for chain saw 10.15
Woodbridge Hardware - emery cloth .86
';estgate Transport - freight charg:s on Allan Fyfe shipment 1. 50
Shcldice Service - service call to Heart Lrke tr,ctor 24.10
Farmers Supply - parts for generator 7.42
Humber r,utomotive - emery cloth • 1.58
Humber Automotive - bolts .87
Humber Automotive - welding br cket .75
Humber Automotive - battery for Black Creek Tractor 17.16
Humber Automotive - thread cutter 15.85
B -315
A23 - Farm Pond Subsidies
H. R. Jackman - farm pond subsidy
Isaac J. Beaman - farm pond subsidy
R. G. Fairbanks - farm pond subsidy
A25 - Postage
Pitney -Bowes - rental postage meter
:A2$ - Chairman's ]xpenses
Dr. G. Ross Lord - chairman's expenses Nov. 1 to Dec. 31/60
50.00
50.00
50.00
21.60
69.30
A31 - Wildlife Expenses
Pierce Book Store - wildlife reference books 76.87
Pierce Book Store - wildlife reference books 12.86
K. W. Strasser - wildlife reference books 26.02
Iayhoe brothers - wheat screenings 45.00
P.C.O. Services - 1 "Ozark Back rack" pump with stainless steel
tank 47.20
Woodbridge "ardware - copper wire 5.76
Fisher Scientific - lab. supplies 4.74
Canada Packers - fish food 58.50
Fisher Scientific - lab. supplies 72.90
Fisher Scientific - lab. supplies 20.46
A36 - Uniforms & Personnel Zquipment
Tip Top Tailors -
Tip Top Tailors -
Tip Top Tailors -
Tip Top Tailors -
Fashion H 't ?r Cap
Fu:i son Sport swear
Stanley A.. Gr':nt -
winter uniform (''T.
winter uniform (E.
winter uniform (E.
-inter Uniform (G.
- winter caps
- hydro parkas
shoulder flashes
Trolley)
Hambleton )
Parker)
Dyce)
for uniforms
30.50
30.50
30.50
30.50
88.55
25.00
252.10
=139 - Technical Plans & Maps
Tanhall Reproductions - prints 4.66
Tanhall Reproductions - invoice re error in billing Inv. ;;:18269 1.08
Hunting Survey - ozalid prints 2.78
Mrs. H. D. Sutter - cash expenditure re registry office fees 12.90
Tanhall Reproductions - base map 4.66
Hunting Survey - ozalid print • 2.78
Page 5
C2C - Heart Take - Construction & Development
Lloyd Fraser - tn•vel expense re Authy. business for July /60
Sayer's Paint ''lallpaper - wallpaper for reconst. Supt's house
Hard;r• re - car r ia^_•e bolts
Card Lumber - lumber
Card Lumber - corn:,r mould
Card Lumber - shingles
Card Lumber - lumber
Howard R. Keena - installation of furnace re reconst. Supt's.
house
furnace fixtures re reconst. Supt's house
lights putty re reconst. Supt's. house
cement
- aluminum windows for Supt's. house
- pumping parts
- pulle- es adapters re test pump
Howard R. Keena -
Blain' s Lardware -
2rarrpton Lumber -
Everlast Aluminum
Humber Automotive
Humber Automotive
C2R - Heart Lake - Recreation Centre
Armstrong & MoleSworth - architectural services rendered
Glendale Supplies - ti].e bed re centre
Glendale Supplies - connecting work from septic tank to
distribution box
Glendale Supplies - septic tank
C6C - Albion Hills - Const. ": Development
Lloyd Fraser - tr 'vel expense re Albion for July
Automatic Pumping - barrel valves
Graham Products - tile for reconstruction of Supt's. house
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtures for Supt's h use
H. Dick - fuel oil for workshop
i ?orm Taylor - wheat straw
Harry R. Lockyer Sons - crusher run gravel
Card Lumber - under e' ve vents
Card Lumber - pine lumber
Card Lumber - lurpber
Card Lumber - stair nosing
Card Lumber - plywood for refreshment both
Howard R. K. ena - eavostroughin'. on refreshment broth
. verlast Aluminum - aluminum storms : combination door re
Supt's. house
B316
2.70
55.27
.72
45.20
2.52
8.95
25.86
590.00
25.05
3.50
6.25
131.40
4.50
16.05
2,162.76
3,530.00
4,420.00
2,400.00
16.20
22. 20
107.14
20.26
59.85
90.00
95.68
4.60
69.44
23.20
.36
48.00
43.49
360.00
C7C - Cold Creek - Construction & Development
J. R. Sneath - prints of :.ykroyd property 5.00
'dm. H. Dick - tractor gas 16.65
Superior Propane - rental of heaters for use during construction 49.00
C$C - Boyd Area - Construction & Development
Fudson ':elding - bolts w waters
James Robertson - sump pump & -ate valve
'enith Electric - electrical fixtures
Russell Boynton - straw re foundation ai+ver
'White ;?ardware - chair brace, furniture knob, &s padlock
Simon Bontje - travel expense re i3oyd Const. for December
'gym. H. Dick - diesel fuel
- oodbrir'.ge Hardware - hasp, putty, rez, & glass
- oodbr idge Harder•' re - machine bolts
: oo dbr idge Hardware - hasp
6.00
40.59
7.2$
26.00
3.55
3.40
48.75
5.96
1.21
.80
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C5C - Boyd .rea - Construction & Development (Can't)
?oodbr idve Hardw= re - roofing nails 1.67
1codbridge Hardware - buckl.:s, key rings, key cut, link 1.11
-oodbricle Hardware - door pulls .65
'7ood3rid3e Hardware - brackets .41
Modbridge Hardware - cable clamps .61
'Toodbridf-e Hardware - flashli^;ht batteries 1.35
-,:oodbric•.ge Hardware - aluminum paint 2.99
"oodbric:,•e P^.rdware - hing s, hasp, handles, belts 4.74
Card Lumber - lumber 155.98
Card Lumber = lumber 12.90
CPrd Lumber - chrome strip 1.50
Care' Lumber - combination base 4.32
'nodbriclge Hardw ^:,e - clamps .39
?1oodbridge Hardnare - wax .45
Howard R. Keena - eavestroughing 5.20
Howard R. Koena - eavestroughing re comfort station 42.00
James Robertson - plumbing supplies 2.57
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood 313.57
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood 164.44
J. A. Bryson - combining clover seed 45.00
H. G. Barlow - stationary for office 42.50
H. G. Barlow - furniture for office 112.6$
Central Supply - tile, cement, erbori 'e ;&. cle'ner for reconst.
Supt's. house 81.10
Compact Ladder - step ladder & floor mat 32.92
Para Paint s - paint 69.20
. verlast Aluminum - repair of aluminum insert 5.00
L. ?: G. Floor Covorin. s - linoleum & cement r:. Supt. house 12.51
Harry Lyness - loading & hauling stone 51.50
C5G - Boyd Area Gen,:ral
J. MacD. Thomson - customs brokeraFe f for Herbst -ros.
shipment 4.60
?oodbri;.ge Hardware - wood screws .99
1nodbridge Hardware - .35
Howard R. Koena - feeder s: -ields 25.20
Automatic Pumping - clamps 5.37
C13C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtures re ref. booth 215.15
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtur•:s re refreshment booth 112.21
N. R. Meadows - sheeting for hatchery 46.0$
Lockyer Ready - mix - ready mix 50.16
H uston Building Supplies - no- corode pipe elbow $.0$
James Robertson - plumbing supplies re fish hatchery a:'. ;.ition 24.66
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re fish hatchery addition 36.29
MacMillan Bloedel - plywood re fish hatchery ad:titinn 113.64
Superior Propane - gas to heat fish hatchery 45.00
":'illiam s Service - rent of try ctor 25.00
tarry R. Lockyer & Sons - concrete sand & stone 2.35
Superior Propane - gas to heat hatchery 60.00
Don Brownlee - primary hydro line extension to ref. booth .
Robertson Plumbing - plumbing fixtures for ref. booth 573.81
Rvbcrt ern. Plumbing - plumbing fixutres for fish hatchery add. 236.20
Card Lumber - lumber 135.50
Card Lumber - lumber & flashing 160.05
Card Lumber - lumber 27.45
Howard R. K:Jena - screens for hatchery 5.00
Howard R. Keena - eavestroughing 50.10
Zenith Mectric - cable ': reel 1,063.50
Superior Propane - gas to heat hatchery 22. 50
Lockyer . Ready-Mix - ready-mix 22.50
Lockyer Ready -mix - ready -mix $0.38
R. Lyness - travel expense re Glen Haffy Construction 26.00
South Dad + PP1V - no-corode pipe & elbow 2.35
Canadian Tire - sand papor 1.57
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re fish hatchery add. 115.15
B -31$
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C13 C - Glen Haffy - Construction & Development (Con't)
Downing Co. - paint re fish hatchery addition 133.83
Para Paints - paint re fish hatchery addition 21.80
Beaver Lumber - lumber re fish hatchery addition 5.44
CUB. C - Greenwood - Construction & Jevelopment
Lloyd Fr2 ser - tr -vet expense for July re Greenwood 24.50
James Robertson - fixturos for inside plumbing in workshop 111.01
Card Lumber - lumber 8.24
C' rd Lumber - lumber 36.85
: ►utomatic Pumping - installation of pump at workshop 35.00
L. & G. Floor Coverings - .floor covering re wrist. of Supt's.
house 197.13
K. Van de Yssel - travel expense re Greenwood Construction Dec. 19.60
D. T. 'rood - travel expense re Greenwood. Construction Dec. 39.20
Miller's Mendit Shop - ?welding on gear shift of tractor, C. stove 8.50
i. iller' s Mendit Shop - welding on e?raw bar of tr ctor 2.00
Miller's Mendit Shop - cutting & welding fence posts 3.00
Zenith electric - electrical supplies re 1ss't Supt's. house 5.73
James Robertson - plumbing supplies 3.23
F. Manley & Son - fertilizer 630.00
Everlast Aluminum - aluminum windows ?;. doors re Supt's. house 557.00
Zenith Electric - electrical supplies re Supt's. house 101.14
Zenith Electris - electrical supplies re Supt's. house 149.63
Para Paints - paint re Supt's. house 69.35
H. M. Davis & Sons - grading ec levelling 400.00
C17C - Humber Trails - Construction & Development
"Tilliams Service - rental of tractor & loader
Harry R. Lockyer & Sons - concrete sand
ioodbridge Hardware - paint, brushes, turps, bolts & washers
Card Lumber - sheet rock
Card Lumber - chimney flashing
Melton Precast - cement poured floor
Card Lumber - lumber
Card Lumber - lumber
Howard R. Keens - eavestrough for workshop
Philip Carey Co. - shingles
H. M. Davis & Sons - grading "- Levelling
Woodbridge Lumber - cement
T9hite Hardware - roofing nails
100.00
12.69
8.68
53.76
239.10
219.75
196.00
112.39
43.50
216.00
2,275.30
5.70
17.60
C19A - Claremont - Land
Mrs. H. D. Sutter - registry office fees 1.20
Settlement for Bayles property 50,000.00
C19C - Claremont - Construction & Development
White Hardware - hedge trimmer 16.76
Zenith Electric - electrical receptical for workshop 6.76
Jack Hall - labour & parts for furnace 29.10
Aikenhead Hardware - 1 4197 " lock 8.95
Barclay Tramsport - gravel for roads 156.52
J. C. Gilbert - trenching for water line 215.00
Card Lumber - insulation 47.60
H.E.P.C. Insp. Dept. Oshawa - inspection permit re hydro for
workshop 1$.13
Howard R. Keena - galvanized pipe for workshop 9.78
Howard R. Keena - eavestroug:. ing for workshop 28.10
James Robertson - plumbing supplies 29.67
Miller's Mendit Shop - welding hydraulic adjusting arm 1.50
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C19C - Claremont - Construction & Development (Con't)
Miller's Mendit Shop - two truck h -c'ks ?; bolts
Miller's Mendit Shop - welding shovel & rake
Miller's Mendit Shop - weld & straighten tractor draw bar
Miller's Mendit Shop - foot scraper & br cket
Geo. W. Crothers - cable
Armco Drainage - steel building for storage
James Robertson - plumbing supplies
F. Manley & Sons - fertilixer
Chas. Cooper - wood stove for workshop
D. Goodwin - eavestroughing for workshop
H. M. Davis ;: Sons - digging pond
C28C - Black Creek - Construction & Development
Houston Building Supplies - paint for fire equipment
Tlhite Hardware - - nails & irwin bit
Mite Hardware - axe handle, claw hammer, load binder
J. C. Gilbert - trenching for water line
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtures re ref. booth
Zenith Electric - electrical fixtures re ref. booth
Houston Building Supplies - credit re adjustment on Inv.
+ 33$$8 CREDIT
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood siding
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood for refreshment booth
Philip Carey - shingles for refreshment booth
Tom Smythe - casement sash for refreshment booth
'!bite Hardware - nails for refreshment booth
Canadian i =cme Screw & Gear - washers A; bolts for ref. booth
Canadian Acme Screw & Gear - washers & bolts for ref. booth
Williams Service - rent on tractor, backhoe & loader
Card Lumber - siding & roof sheeting
Zenith . lectrric - electrical sui.:i:lies for refreshment booth
Card Lumber - lumber for refreshment booth
Card Lumber - insulation for refreshment booth
Card Lumber - lumber for refreshment booth
L. & G. Floor Coverings - linoleum (?& cement for ref. booth
Automatic Pumping - pumping fixtures
H. P.C. of 'Forth York - hydro re :flack Cr- ek office
'.!oodbridge Farmers - fuel oil for workshop
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1.00
1.50
2.50
2. 50
140.27
2,706.00
107.57
630.00
97.95
30.00
1,800.00
7.84
18.66
29.89
114.00
238.70
104.48
1.00-
1,088.19
254.00
120.00
31.50
56.76
118.64
60.53
35.00
403.00
177.15
58.00
113.00
246.56
300.95
33.96
40.89
49.61
C30C - Bolton Community Conservation Area - Const. w Development
Don Brownlee hydro re refreshment booth 175.00
C31A - Albion Hills Extension
Settlement for Mergelos property 15,000.00
C32A - Boyd Extension - Land Purcho ses
Purchase Thompson Property 130,000.00
C34A - Greenwood :extension 72 - Land
Purchase McKeorm property 15,000.00
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C36A - CA 22 - Black Creek Extension - Land
Purchase Central Mortgage & Housing property 6$,000.00
i'116L - 1!.C. 6 - Black Creek - Land
Roebuck & '1alkinshaw - interest to Dec. 12_- 5134.71 Adj. 011.10
legal fees ` ?550.00 695.81
W16B - 1: C., 6 - Black Creek - Engineering
R. V. Anderson - final fee re work done by S. Cosentino 4.50
181 - Highland Creek - Land
Final payment on principal Lea & Lea Mortgage 20,000.00
Payment on Loa & Lea Mortgage with interest on 552,000.00 to
December 31, 1960 32,333.36
Mrs. H. D. Sutter - registry office fees 13.30
,il$C - Highland Creek - General Construction & Development
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto - demolition on
'•:akelin property 1393.33
'13011 - W.. Co 22 - Black Creek Phase r3 - Preliminary - Land
Tanhall Reproductions - prints 12.16
Purchase of Rowbottom Property 35,000.00
?31A - W0 C. 24 - Black Creek - Lawrence Avenue - Land
Roebuck & .. ?alkinshaw - professional services 15.00
Purchase of Colihi property 5.00
W. Earl 7hitewood - re purchase of Colini property 5.00
:131B - ?:IC., 24 - Black Creek - Lawrence Avenue - ';ngineering
James F. MacLaren - re Services rendered
1,7$5.69
?:33C - LC. 26 - 3xtension to Flood Warning System - Const. & Dev.
Baker Instruments Ltd. - !rater level recording gauge 44$.25
MacMillan & Bloedel - plywood re Highland Creek Stream Gauge 42.22
Philip Carey - shingles re Highland Creek Stream Gauge 13.33
Card Lumber - lumber re Highland Creek Stream Gauge 3.72
Card Lumber - lumber re Highland Creek Stream Gauge 23 71
A. Cox - travel expenses re Highland Creek Stream Gauge 13, 20
Jas. McKay & Sons - broken concrete for rip -rap 20.00
%'134B - Stn } ffville Flood Control Programme - Preliminary Engineering
Kilborn Engineering - preparation of Engineering Report re
Scheme 2,$00_00
W35 - Reservoir Mapping
'Arthur Death - prints of surveys
W36B - Black Creek - Phase S4 - Engineering
Mrs. H. D. Sutter - registry office fees
143.92
21.10
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-6 -- Reforestation Scheme
Mrs. H, D, Sutter - registry office fees 1.80
R. -J -A -- Pai rave C onservation Area
Purchase of h cFarland Property 3000 ;00
Tanhall reproductions - prints of Scheme 5.13
G -2 -C -- Pionee- Village -- Construction and Development,
Woodbridge Farmers - building paper 3.90
Ashbury's Antiques - pioneer articles 73.00
Woodbridge 'food Products - oak flooring for wagon 4$.00
Houston Building Supplies - cement and sealboard 29.22
A, Leslie Donaldson - pioneer furnishings 277.00
J. C. Gilbert - trenching to lay water line 60.00
Maple Ready-Mix -- ready -mix concrete 72.67
Superior Propane - gas to heat buildings 45.00
Superior Propane - gas heater for buildings 150 ;00
Superior Propane •- gas heater for buildings 160.00
North York Hydro - labour necessary for moving church 1$7 ;00
Antiaues Journal - reference books 16i50
Gilbert x. Milne - reprints of Village 4.88
Gilbert A, Milne - reprints of Village 2.44
Superior. Propane - gas to heat buildings 45.00
Woodbridge Fardware ' - roll polythene 33.90
'Woodbridge Hardware - dampers .52
"locdbridge Hardware - thermometers 1;53
ioodbridge Hardware - scrapers 2.70
Joodbridge Hardware - file, steel brush, putty knife, blade for
scraper 4.63
i'il_iams Service - repairs to wagon 45.21
3ard Lumber - sheeting 117 ;60
Card Lumber - lumber 37.63
Albert Colucci - travel expense for December re trip of Green -'
field Village 44.30
The Wee Gardens - herbs 22 ;15
Fred Cole - one ram 35 ;00
Singer Sewing 14',ac;.:.ine -- 1 used sewing machine 49.50
Superior Propane - gas to heat village 45;00
Woodbridge Farmers -- feed. for livestock 26;50
MacMillan & Eloede1 •- plywood 77;75
Harold Lund - travel expenses for Village for December 15.60
Isaac .aker - stable blanket and oil 7.65
E. S. Otto - costumes 62.24
Williams Service - used binder and rake 40.00
L. J. Doherty - travel expense re Pioneer Village 3,30
Blair Plastering - plastering re Squires House 950.00
Superior Propane - gas stove heat buildings 150.00
:doodbridge Lumber - cement and sealboard 21.$5
`Woodbridge Lumber - no- freeze 23 ;75
Joodbridge Lumber - weeper tile and elbcws 7.03
Cooper & Horton - moulding knives and head 25;25
Mrs, F, Pelson - cash expense re sewing material 6;02
Albert Colucci - cash expense re pioneer articles 21 ;27
George Dyce - travel expense re Pioneer Village • 2$ ;$0
Jd Harrison & Son - moving church to Village 1,350;00
Superior Propane - gas to heat buildings 7 ;50
Harry :Z. Lockyer & Sons - sand fill 51;86
Philip Carey - foundation coating 17;55
National Specialty Co. - no- freeze re cement 95;00
Wm. Juryn •- valley iron and flashing 18;45
Veijola & Sons - report No. 2 re toodbridge House 200.00
G -3 -- Juffin Creek Stream Survey
Woodbridge Hardware -'axe handle and drills 2 ;06
Fisher Scientific Ltd, - lab. supplies 1;25
John Leckie - seine net 297 ;$1
John Leckie - nylon hoop and net 14:50
Fag° 11
G -3 -- Duff In Creek Stream Sgrvey (Gontd)
John Leckie - dip net
#209 - N/E - General
American Coleman - repair snow plough pump
Uoodbridge Hardware - paint and brush
C.NL I.B. - refreshments re Authority Meeting Dec. 15/60
C.N.I.B. - refreshments re Meetings on Dec, 2, 7, $/60
C.N.I.B. - refreshments re Information & Education Meeting
Dec, 13/60
C.N.I.B. - refreshments re Conservation Camp School Sub -
Committee Dec, 21/60
1213 - N/E - Heart Lake - Operating and Maintenance
Peel Construction - salt- treated sand
#214 - N/E - Glen Haffy - Operating and Maintenance
Peel Construction - salt- treated sand
Howard <, Deena - cleaning furnace
Howard R. Deena - cleaning furnace
Auto Pump - repairs to pump
#216 - N/E - Boyd Area - Operating and Maintenance
Peel Construction - salt- treated sand
Auto Pump - repairs to pump
221$ - N/E - Greenwood - Operating and Maintenance
Barclay Transport - salt- treated sand
Miller's Mendit Shop - welding chain on mower
Miller's Mendit Shop - welding guard on mower
•,220 - N/E - Black Creek - Operating and Maintenance
Frank J. Rogister - straw and hay
Peel Construction - salt- treated sand
Peel Construction- salt- treated sand
;222 -•N /E - Ularemont - Operating and Maintenance
Barclay Transport - salt- treated sand
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5.55
68;06
3.37
12.50
41.00
7.50
13.75
56,00
32.40
9.20
4;00
31.56
25.50
38.04
22.50
1; 00
1.00
161,65
23,85
24,60
7.25
Payroll - December 1960 $ 35,29$.86
SCHEDULE r'B"
AEP03T OF A MEETING AND RECOMMENDATIONS
of the
PE SONNEL SUB- CGI'IMITTEE
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The Personnel Sub - Committee pf the Executive Committee met at 10:00 a.m.
1ednesday, January .nth, 1961, in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street, York
hills.
P_tE3DNT 'JI E :
Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord
Members a. G. Henderson
K. S. Konsberger
Secretary- Treasurer F. ],Lunn
Director of Operations K. G. Higgs
ITEMS UNDER CC NSIDiLRATIOII:
The following items were considered by the Sub - Committee:
1. Position Description - Technical Assistant Conservation Areas
2. Superintendents Meetings
3. Appointment of Geographer
4. Salary Schedule Revision
5. Employee's Group Plan Adjustment
RECOMJND zTIONS :
It was agreed, and the Committee recommends that: -
1. TECHNICAL ASSISTANT, CCN L_ W,TION
(a) i'he position Technical Assistant, Conservation Areas
be created,
(b) The following be the Position Description:
General Terms of Reference:
The Technical Assistant, Conservation Areas, shall
be responsible to the Director of Operations. He
shall assist the Conservation Areas Planner in
technical matters concerning the planning and
designing of Conservation ltreas and their facilities.
Specific Terms of Reference:
The Technical Assistant, Conservation Areas, shall:
- prepare plans for Conservation Area buildings, as
required,
- co- ordinate the work of architectural consultants
retained by the Authority for the design of Conservation
Area structures
- assist in the design of Conservation Area roads and
parking areas
- be responsible for the design of drainage works, channel
improvements and ponds in the Conservation Areas
- give technical assistance to the Conservation Areas
Manager in the matter of supervision of the construction
of above -noted projects
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- perform related duties as directed
ualifications :
The Technical Assistant, Conservation Areas, shall
have:
- a thorough knowledge of surveying and drafting skills
•- a knowledge of architectural design and construction
procedures
-• a Knowledge of conservation measures related to water
control
•- ability to estimate costs and labour requirements
Minimum Education Requirements:
The Technical Assistant, Conservation Areas, shall be:
- a Graduate of an accredited technical institution,
with experience in the above -noted qualifications
preferred,
(c) P, Flood be transferred from his present position to
fill this position.
2. SUPERINTENDENTS IE ETINGS:
(a) Superintendents Meetings to be held as in the past
under the -bairmanship of the Director of Operations.
1 GEOGRAPHER:
(a) The Staff be authorized to invite applications for a
Geographer,
44 SALARY SCHEDULE REVISICN:
(a) The Salary Schedule for the Development & Operations,
and Conservation Areas Establishments be amended to
read as follows:
DEVELOPMENT & OPI ATICNS EST.:LLISEMENT:
S ALA R I E S
MINIMUM MAXIMUM
Construction & Trades
Superintendent 3 4,000.
Skilled Labour 1 ;80 hr
Semi - Skilled Labour. 1;65 hr
Labourer 1.35 hr
5,500,
.;, 2.10 hr
;43 1.85 hr
1.60 hr
COM3 EaV: TION rldLAS EST_IJLISHr ENT :
S A L A R I E S
MINIMUM MAXIEUM
Superintendent
Grade 2 {3 3,500. 5,000.
Superintendent
Grade 1 3,300. 4,$00,
Director of Black
Creek Cons; Ara 4;000; 6,500;
1 $ 3,3 , ;� 4,5
sst �unt�•' nts, 00 00
INCREMENT
5%
1st yr 10¢)
then 5¢ to)
maximum )
INC REM' T
5%
5%
5%
5
(b) The present salaries of Superintendents and Assistant
Superintendents be increased •200.00 per annum, effect-
ive January ]6th, 1901.
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(c) The rates for Skilled, Semi - Skilled and Labourers
be effective January 16th, 1961.
5. ELPLOYEES GROUP PLAN:
(a) The Employees Group Plan be amended to include the
Chairman.
ADJOURNMENT:
The Meeting adjourned at 1:30 p.m,
Dr. G. Ross Lord F. L, Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
Jan, 4., 19u1
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SCH3DULE "C"
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT
SEPT. 1 - DEC. 31,1960
FLOOD AND POLLUTION CONTROL
WC 3, Etobicoke Flood Plain Lands, Town of Brampton
- Town of Brampton is still considering a by -law to restrict build-
ing on flood plain.
- Town of Brampton has asked the Authority to undertake a stream
flow and channel capacity study.
- A request has been submitted to the Province for a grant of 75%
of the cost of this engineering study.
WC 4, Lower Humber Flood Plain and Channel Improvements
- Commitments for property acquisition have been completed to the
extent of available funds.
- A recent decision by the Ontario Municipal Board re lands in the
vicinity of the Old Mill was made in the Authority's favour.
However, the owners have been granted leave to appeal this decis-
ion and the appeal is to be heard in January, 1961.
- Channel improvements have been completed.
- Metropolitan Parks Dept. is continuing the development work.
WC 5, Lower Highland Creek Flood Plain Land
- Land acquisition is proceeding.
- Development of valley south of #2 Hwy. as a Metropolitan park is
nearing completion,
- It is proposed to carry out certain streambank protection measures
it this portion of the area under the Winter Works Program. This
will facilitate completion of the parks development.
- Metropolitan Parks Dept. is now developing the Lash parcel for
park purposes. Picnic shelter, refreshment booth and toilet
facilities are under construction.
WC 6, Black Creek Channelization, Phase I, Scarlett Rd. to Humber
- Settlement has been reached with Consolidated Toronto Development
Corp. Ltd. for lands expropriated. It appears that arbitration
will be required to settle a leasehold claim on the property.
WC 9, Flood Line Mapping and Hydrologic Studies
- Hydrologic studies have now been completed by the Conservation
Branch, Dept. Planning and Development.
- Maps are in the final stage of preparation for printing and will
be ready for distribution in the very near future.
WC 11, Humber River Flood Plain Lands and Channel Improvements,
Town of Weston and Etobicoke Township
- Negotiations are being carried out for lands expropriated and
five settlements have been reached without arbitration.
- Channel improvement work has been completed.
- Some cleaning up has been done by the Metropolitan Parks Dept.
and that body is now preparing a plan of development for park
purposes of the lands acquired.
WC 12, Don River Channelization at York Mills
- House on York Mills property renovated, with apartment upstairs
for Conservation Areas Manager, and Executive offices and board
room downstairs.
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WC 14.. Don River Flood Plain Land, East York
- Property evaluations have been completed.
- Scheme has been submitted to the Province for approval.
WC 15, West Branch Don River Flood Plain Land from Forks of Don
to Lawrence Avenue
- Negotiation for acquisition of private lands is continuing.
- Deeds are being drawn for North York property.
WC 16. East Branch Don River Flood Plain and Valley Lands, Sheppard
and Leslie Street Area
- Acquisition of private property has been completed.
- Transfer of lands owned by Township of North York will be completed
in the near future,
WC 19, Black Creek Flood Retardation Dam, Phase II, South of Sheppard
Avenue and East of Jane Street
- Negotiation continuing for completion of land acquisition.
- Construction phase completed.
- Metropolitan Parks Dept. has prepared a plan of development which
has been approved.
- Development for park purposes will take place under the Winter
Works pr-,gram.
WC 21, Humber River Flood Plain Land and Channel Improvements,
Eglinton Flats
- Sr'heme has received approval of Metropolitan Toronto council.
- Scheme is now ready for submission to Province of Ontario.
WC 2 ^, Black Creek Channelization, Phase III, Scarlett Road to
Rockcliffe Blvd, and vicinity of Jane and Wilson
- Scheme has been approved by Metropolitan Toronto
- Scheme has been approved as a Winter Works project
- Property evaluations are being carried out and when complete the
scheme will be ready for final submission to the Province.
WC 23, Highland Creek Flood Plain and Valley Lands
- Brief is being prepared for submission to the Province.
- Property acquisition is proposed for 1961.
WC 24, Black Creek Channelization at Lawrence Ave. (Part Phase III)
- Construction phase completed.
-• Negotiations are continuing for properties expropriated.
WC 26, Stream Gauges, Flood Warning System
- Scheme completed.
WC 30, Black Creek Channel, Phase IV, Jane St. to Rustic Road
-• Request has been made to the Province for a grant of 75% of the
cost of engineering.
- It is recommended that construction be a Winter Works project for
the winter of 1961 -62.
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PIONEER VILLAGE - BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA
Buildings Progress
(a) Dickson Hill School plaster work completed.
Carpentry work 90% complete.
Furnishings 20%.
(b) Squire's residence - interior of main house 60% complete.
Kitchen wing 25% completed. Larder 60% completed.
Drive shed 95% completed.
(c) Laskay Emporium - main building interior 10% complete.
Footings poured for warehouse addition. Back addition 50%
completed.
(d) Fisherville Presbyterian Church - moved to Village site November
1st. Foundation completed.
(e) Wiring in Artisan house completed.
Attendance
34,557
School Visits
- From Sept. 1st to Oct. 3l -t 112 organized school groups.
Publicity
- Two appearances on C.B.C. program Tabloid.
- Press party September 22nd.
- Three appearances on radio and numerous mentions on this medium.
- Two C.B.C. news brenadcast items.
- Numerous newspaper articles.
- 5,000 copies of Pioneer Press printed and sold.
Pioneer Festival
- Held on Sept. 24th with an attendance of 10,000 visitors.
Lectures
- Eight.
Special Exhibits
- Early Coverlets 4 weeks
19th Century Toys 4 weeks
Area Development
- Refreshment booth 45% completed.
- One drilled well.
- 25 rods of stump fencing established on north side of Steeles Ave.
- Plowing of 15 acres in preparation of spring planting.
- 300 yds, of woven wire fencing.
- Hydro installed in refreshment booth.
- Water lines from well to Laskay Emporium, refreshment booth and
workshop.
- Purchase of ladders for fire fighting equipment.
- Winter quarters for livestock prepared and completed.
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INFOR1'L. TION & EDUCATION
- 29 staff lectures, with approx 2,251 people attending.
- Authority film "Legacy of the Valleys" was sent out six times to a
reported 832 adults and 333 children.
- ;,uthority exhibit on flood control displayed at Brampton, Markham
and Woodbridge fall fairs, the Pioneer Festival and the Royal
Winter Fair.
- Pioneer Village film approx 2/3 material collected.
- Flood Control and Water Conservation film quotations currently
being received.
-• Series of conservation lectures being arranged for Grade 7 and 8
public school classes in co-operation with the Ontario Forestry
Association.
- Executive Committee and Information & Education Adv. Bd. members
visited the Toronto Island Natural Science School in November.
- Brief on the proposed operation of the Conservation Camp School
completed and ready to submit to Boards of Education, Authority
and Ontario Government.
REFORESTATION & LAND USE
- 18 farm ponds engineered.
- 10 farm ponds subsidies paid.
•- North -east 4- lot 3, Con. 6, Adjala, consisting of 50 acres
acquired and added to Humber Forest.
- Lot 26, Con. 6, Albion, consisting of 200 acres acquired as a
Forest and Wildlife Conservation Area.
- Preliminary plan of development of the ralgrave Forest and Wild-
life Conservation Area completed.
- Lpprox 10,000 trees were planted under the Authority's private
reforestation assistance program.
FISH AND WILDLIFE
Fisheries Projects
- Enlargement of fish raising facilities at the Glen Haffy Cons.Area.
- Spawning of trout at Glen Haffy and collection of 15,000 eggs.
- Fish census at selected stations on Duffin Creek, with emphasis
on fish populations near and above reservoir sites.
•- Stocking of 25 ponds with largemouth bass for interested pond
owners and for further studies on bass management.
- Initiation of winter studies on bass ponds, with emphasis on water
quality as it affects success of the fish.
Nursery
- Prepared several dozen thousand shrubs and trees for planting
next spring.
- Sowed seed of several tree and shrub species.
•- Prepared field beds with inorganic and organic fertilizers and
lined -out several thousand shrubs.
Nature program
- Fifteen groups were conducted on nature hikes by the Authority
naturalist. About 325 people participated.
- Nature trails at Heart Lake,t.lbion, Boyd and Glen Haffy were
improved by the addition of new labels mounted on cedar posts.
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Miscellaneous
- Two papers were presented on fish and wildlife projects by the
staff - one at the Conservation :.uthorities Conference in rreston
and one at a Toronto Conference of the Mid -West Wildlife Society.
- The staff attended the above conferences and three others - one on
Water Pollution Control, sponsored by the O.W.R.C., one on Water
Availability and Use, and a third on Parks and Nature Reserves, the
latter two sponsored by the Cities Service Oil Company.
- Reports are presently being prepared on several projects and on
the overall program as well.
CONSERVATION AREAS
Boyd
- Stream improvement at ford completed.
-• Approaches to ford graded and surfaced with asphalt.
- Washroom completed, except for plumbing connections.
- All major play areas and worn slopes fertilized.
-• New fence erected along south portion of west boundary.
- Water supply for superintendent's house removed and new well with
electric pump and new water line installed.
- Bathroom floor of superintendent's house tiled.
- All picnic tables stacked for winter season.
- Fencing of east boundary begun.
- Temporary dam removed from swimming area for winter season.
Albion Hills
- Temporary change -house for 1961 swimming season constructed.
- Fencing of new properties begun, as well as fencing along west
boundary.
- Sod for Cold Creek, Bolton and Heart Lake cut and transported to
Areas.
- Improvements to superintendent's house carried out.
- Stripping cedar logs for picnic tables begun.
Bolton (Albion Hills men)
- Beach area sodded and timbers put in place near water line.
- Second bridge constructed.
- 24' x 24' building for refreshment booth moved to proper site.
- Smaller buildings for change- houses moved to sites.
- Fencing completed.
- Service road gravelled.
Cold Creek (Partly Albion Hills crew)
- Workshop restoration begun; concrete floor laid, second floor
timbers replaced; siding restored.
- Road to workshop constructed; culverts installed; light surface
gravel applied.
- Ditches sodded.
- riots for wildlife planting ploughed.
- Run -off pond constructed.
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Humber Trails
- Workshop completed. Concrete floor slab laid.
Glen Haffy
- Fish egg harvest and hatching process begun.
- Addition to fish rearing building completed and two of four tanks
installed.
- Bush clean -up carried on.
Heart Lake
- Well in new Scout area drilled.
- Narking lot in group picnic area graded and gravelled.
- Median strips in middle parking area sodded.
- Wells built around trees in new road area.
- Retaining wall by service road to beach area completed.
- Construction of Heart Lake Recreation Building begun.
- Fencing of east boundary under way.
- Boats cleaned and stored for the winter.
- Service road to the beach graded and gravelled.
Claremont
- Exterior of workshop constructed; concrete floor laid, interior
under construction.
- Land use demonstration laid out and ploughed. Wheat strip
planted.
- Superintendent's garage built.
- Entrance sign constructed.
- Checking station completed.
- Ditches sodded.
- Old fences removed.
- Boundary fencing begun.
Greenwood
- Septic tank for workshop constructed.
- Water, etc. installed in workshop for washrooms.
- lreparation of cedar for picnic tables begun.
- Fencing new property begun.
- Assistant superintendent's house under repairs; basement part
under it; interior renovated; sanitary system and water supply
renovated.
Area
Black Creek
Boyd
Albion Hills
Heart Lake
Greenwood
Glen Haffy
Humber Trails
Total
Summary of 1960 Conservation hrea Use
Estimated
Number of Vehicles Number of Visitors
1959 1960 1959 1960
No record 17,36$ 32,049 90,992
45,375 55,50C 206,337 251,010
26,625 22,200 122,912 101,540
65,600 46,500 299,250 212,570
17,481 16,061 80,514 74,234
7,533 8,002 33,898 36,129
Not open 1,442 Not open 6,4$9
162,614* 167,073 774,960 772,964
* This figure is lower than 1960 due to no record for Black Creek.
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Summary of Total t.creage of Conservation l,reas Land to Dec. 31/60
,,lbion Hills 650.9
Black Creek $5.1
Boyd 70$.
Cedar Mills 1.5
Claremont 400.
Cold Creek 352.7
Dingle 150.
Glen Haffy 301.6
Glen Major 67.2
Greenwood 596.6
Heart Lake 246.$
Humber Trails 50.
Oakbank Com. i'ond 6.
Uxbridge 93.
Bolton Com. C.t,. 20.
Total 3729.4
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Corkiervation, ,41Lthor4
MINUTES
Executive Committee Meeting
Wednesday, February 1, 1961
No. 24
The Executive Committee met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street,
York Mills, on Wednesday, February 1, 1961, commencing at 10 a.m.
PRESENT WERE:
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Authority solicitor
Secretary- Treasurer
Asst. Director of Oper.
Cons. Areas Planner
P. R. Consultant
MINUTES
Dr. G. R. Lord
W. C. Davidson
R. Jennings
Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Mrs. D. Hague
R. G. Henderson
H. S. Honsberger
F. McKechnie
C. Sauriol
D. R. Walkinshaw
F. L. Lunn
E. F. Sutter
W. A. McLean
J. Grimshaw
The minutes of meeting #23/60 were presented.
Res. # 312 - Moved by W. C. Davidson
Seconded by C. Sauriol
Resolved that the minutes of meeting #23/61
as presented be adopted as if read.
Carried Unanimously.
YORK UNIVERSITY - GLENDON HALL PROPERTY
Mr. Walkinshaw reported on the action taken by the Ontario
Municipal Board in regard to the Glendon Hall property of York
University.
Res. #313 - Moved by W. C. Davidson
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Resolved that Dr. Lord, H. S. Honsberger, the
solicitor and the Director of Operations be a
sub - committee to meet with the Council of
North York regarding York University and the
Glendon Hall property.
Carried Unanimously.
EAST YORK OFFICIAL PLAN
Mr. Walkinshaw reported on the present status of the
official plan and zoning by -law of the Township of East York.
Res. #314. - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by F. McKechnie
Resolved that Dr. Lord, Mr. Sauriol and lair.
Davidson be a sub - committee to meet with the
Council of East York regarding the official
plan and the zoning of the said Township.
Carried Unanimously.
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ONTARIO GOVERNMENT AF P OINTMENTS
Dr. Lord read a communication from the Department of Commerce
and Development announcing that the Government of Ontario have
appointed A. H. Cowling, M.F .P. , and A. A. Mackenzie, M.P.P. as
members of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority.
REPORT #4, CONSERVATION AREAS ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. Sauriol presented Report #4 of the Conservation Areas
Advisory Board.
Res. #315 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
Resolved that Report #4 of the Conservation Areas
Advisory Board be received, and that the recommend-
ations contained therein, as amended and set forth
herein, be adopted:
1. That the propc.sed budget estimates as appended as
Schedule "A" of the minutes of meeting #4 of the
Conservation ;areas Advisory Board, be included in
the 1961 preliminary budget estimates of the Auth-
ority.
2. That Scheme CA 21 "t. Scheme for the Further Extens-
ion of the Heart Lake Conservation t ►rea" be
enlarged to include an additional ninety acres.
3. That Scheme CA 23 "i. Scheme for the Further Extens-
ion of the Albion Hills 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 Manning and Development
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 and directed to take
whatever action is required in connection with
the scheme, including the execution of any
necessary documents.
4. That Scheme CA 24 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 Planning and Development
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 and directed to take
whatever action is required in connection with
the scheme, including the execution of any
necessary documents.
5. That Scheme CA 25, Boyd Extension "A Scheme for
the Further 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 Planning and Development
be requested to approve of the scheme and a
grant of 50% of the cost thereof;
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(c) 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 documents.
6. That Scheme C.. 26 "A Scheme for the Further Extens-
ion of the Glen Haffy Conservation ..rea" 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 'flanning and Development 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, includ-
ing the execution of any necessary documents..
7. .That Scheme Ci. 27 "., Scheme for the Further Extens-
ion of the Greenwood 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 Planning and Development 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, includ-
ing the execution of any necessary documents..
8.-That proposal "A" as outlined in R. K. Kilborn's
report, dated January 11, 1961, for bridging Duffin
Creek in the Claremont area be accepted, and that
R. K. Kilborn & associates be retained as consulting
engineers to complete the engineering design and
carry out the project.
Carried Unanimously..
REi'ORT #3, REFORESTATION AND LAND USE ADVISORY BOARD
Mr.•Jennings presented Report #3, of the Reforestation and
Land Use Advisory Board.
Res. #316 - Moved by R. Jennings
Seconded by W. C. Davidson
Resolved that Report #3 of the Reforestation
and Land Use Advisory Board be received and
the recommendation contained therein and set
forth herein be adopted:
1. That the 1961 budget estimates be included in
the 1961 preliminary budget estimates of the
Authority.
Carried Unanimously.
ENGINEERING STUDY, HUMBER RIVER, KING TOWNSHIP
The Chairman brought up the matter regarding the proposed
engineering study of the Humber River by James F. MacLaren Associates.
Res. #317 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Resolved that the Chairman meet with officials of
the Ontario Water Resources Commission and the
Dept. of Commerce and Development regarding the
proposed study of the Humber River in King Township.
Carried Unanimously.
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1961 PRELIMINARY BUDGET ESTIMLTES
The 1961 preliminary budget estimates were presented and
studied in detail.
Res. #31$ - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by 3. Sauriol
Resolved that G. R. Lord, R. G. Henderson,
C. Sauriol, H. S. Honsberger and Mrs. J. A.
Gardner be a sub - committee to finalize the
1961 budget estimates.
Carried Unanimously.
INSTITUTE OF PARK EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE
A staff communication was presented, recommending that C.B.
Thompson be authorized to attend the ,.merican Institute of Park
Executives Conference while on his annual vacation.
Res. #319 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. J.. ,. Gardner
Resolved that C. B. Thompson be authorized to
attend the American Institute of Park Executives
Conference at Oglebay Tark, Wheeling, West Va.,
and that his expenses be paid. •
Carried Unanimously.
WESTON SANITARY TRUNK SEWER EASEMENT
Res. #320 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
Resolved that the Municipality of Metro-
politan Toronto be granted an easement for
the Weston Sanitary Trunk Sewer as shown
on Man i'.1246 -02, providing that all survey
and legal costs are borne by the said mun-
icipality. Carried Unanimously.
PERSONNEL POLICY LMENDMENT
Res. #321 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by Mrs. D. Hague
Resolved that Personnel Regulation #5 "Hours
of Work" be amended by adding thereto the
following sub - section:
(d) Construction and Trades Staff
April 16 to October 14, Monday to Friday,
$ a.m. - 5 p.m., 1/2 hour lunch period.
Saturday, $ a.m. - 1 p.m.
October 15 to April 15, Monday to Friday,
$ a.m. - 4.30 p.m., 1/2 hour lunch period.
Carried Unanimously.
PERM►NENT STAFF APPOINTMENT
OINTMENT
Res. #322 - Moved by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Seconded by W. C.Davidson
Resolved that Miss J. Snider, having satis-
factorily completed the probationary period
required by p=ersonnel Regulation #2, be
appointed to the permanent staff as Clerk
Grade II, effective February 1, 1961.
Carried Unanimously.
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ADMISSION RATES, BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA
Res. W323 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by R. G. Henderson
Resolved that the schedule of rates for
admission to the Black Creek Conservation
Area be amended by adding thereto:
Family rate $2.00 - a family to mean two
adults and two or more children.
Carried Unanimously.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
A staff communication was presented stating that it is •
anticipated that the new office will be ready for occupancy on
February 25th and requesting authority to purchase necessary
furniture and equipment.
Res. #324 - Moved by R. G. Henderson
Seconded by H. 3. Honsberger
Resolved that the Chairman and the Secretary -
Treasurer be authorized to purchase such
furniture and equipment as may be deemed
essential for the new office.
Carried Unanimously.
PICNIC TABLE HARDWARE
The Secretary- Treasurer reported that the following quotat-
ions have been received for the necessary hardware for 1961 picnic
table construction:
Canadian Acme Screw & Gear Limited S1,272.93
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp. Ltd. 51,339.15
't=. L. Robertson Manufacturing Co. Ltd. $1,3$5.40
Res. #325 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by F. McKechnie
Resolved that the quotation of Canadian Acme
Screw & Gear Ltd. for the supply,of picnic
table hardware in the amount of X1,272,93,
plus sales tax, be accepted - it being the
lowest received.
Carried Unanimously.
PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT
Res. #326 - Moved by Mrs. D. Hague
Seconded by W. C. Davidson
Resolved that the staff be authorized to
purchase the following equipment, at a
price not to exceed that stated:.
(a) Drill Press with accessories
(b) Radial Saw with accessories
275.00
9$0.00
Carried Unanimously.
BORROWING RESOLUTION
Res. #327 - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by W. C. Davidson
The Executive recommends that:
(a) The Chairman or Vice- Chairman and the
Secretary- Treasurer of the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation ..uthority
are hereby authorized on behalf of the said
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Authority 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 in the aggregate
$2,000,000.00 to meet immediate administrat-
ive expenditures until the irovince of
Ontario grant and sums levied against the
participating municipalities have been received,
and to give on behalf of the said ..uthority a
promissory note or notes, sealed with the
Corporate Seal and signed by the Chairman or
Vice - Chairman and the Secretary- Treasurer, for
the monies so borrowed, with interest which may
be paid in advance or otherwise, at a rate not
exceeding 5i percentum per annum.
(h) All sums borrowed pursuant to the authority
of this resolution, for the purposes mentioned
herein, shall, with interest thereon, be a charge
upon the whole of the monies received or to be
received by the said Authority, as and when such
monies are received.
(c) The Secretary- Treasurer is hereby authorized
and directed to apply in payment of all sums
borrowed as aforesaid, together with interest
thereon, all of the monies hereafter collected
or received by the said Authority from the
Irovince of Ontario, by way of a grant, or from
the participating municipalities pursuant to a
levy to be made in accordance with the provisions
of The Conservation Authorities Act, 1960, as
amended..
Carried Unanimously..
Ali-OINTMENT OF AUDITORS
Res. #32$ - Moved by H. S. Honsberger
Seconded by Mrs. J. A. Gardner
The Executive recommends that Clarkson, Gordon
& Company be re- appointed as auditors of the
Authority for the year 1961..
Carried Unanimously..
Ar i OINTMENT OF SOLICITOR
ices. #329 - Moved by C. Sauriol
Seconded by H. S. Honsberger
The Executive recommends that D. R. Walkinshaw,
Q.C., be re- appointed solicitor to the Authority
for the year 1961, and that his retainer fee be
on the same basis as in previous years..
Carried Unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT
On motion the meeting adjourned at 1.15 p.m..
Dr. G. R. Lord F. L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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