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05 07 1990 Council Minutes )I i II 'I II THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ORO MONDAY, MAY 7, 1990 @ 7:00 P.M. - COUNCIL CHAMBERS NINETY-SECOND MEETING 1988-1991 COUNCIL I Council met this evening pursuant to Adjournment @ 7:00 p.m. with the following members present: II Reeve Robert E. Drury Deputy-Reeve David Caldwell Councillor David Burton Councillor Alastair Crawford Councillor Allan Johnson I Also Present Were: Mr. Michael W. Shain, Mr. Ron Kolbe, Mrs. Gail O'Brien, Mr. Roy Shoichet, Mr. Jack Gilhooly, Mr. Nelson Robertson, Mr. Earl Robertson, Mrs Pearl Robinson, Mr. Ralph Clarke, Mr. Roy Campbell, Mr. Chuck Lowe, Mr. Garth Daniels, Mr Chris O'Neill, Mr. John Phillips, Mr. William May, Mr. Lloyd Squire, Mrs. Rita Squire, Mr. Ernie Foley, Mrs. Lily Foley, Mr. Norm Shiffman Mr. Stephen Woodrow, Mr. Bob Gauldie, Ms. Lynn Murray, Ms. Shirley Norman, Ms. Betty Gilchrist Mr. John Gilchrist, Ms. Jean Sweezie, Mr. Ed. Hardy, Mrs. Shirley Woodrow, Mr. Jim Cowe, Durney O'Reilly, Hine Harrison, Ms. DoDee Walsh Mrs. Thelma Halfacre, Mr. Lloyd George, Mr. Bob Swerdon, Mrs. Marilyn Swerdon, Mr. Don Robinson Mrs. Gladys Arff, Ms. Pat Thompson, Dr. Rogan, Ms. Gwen Rogan, Ms. Marg Sampson, J. McGuire, Mr. Rick Worsdall and One Member of the Press. Reeve Robert E. Drury chaired the meeting. Reeve Robert E. Drury opened the meeting with a prayer. 1. DISCLOSURE AND DECLARATION OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST: None Declared. 2 . CONSENT AGENDA: a) b) A.M.O. re: Provincial Budget; I Northwest Oro Ratepayers Association re: Invitation to Meetingl May 11, 1990; Russell, Christie & Miller re: Township Legal Services; S.C.D.H.U. re: Minimum Lot Size for Newly Created Lots; S.C.B.E. re: Township of Oro Official Plan Review; Gail Robinson re: Flight Instruction Programs; Roads Expenditure and Subsidy Report for the Period Ending March 31, 1990; R.G. Robinson and Associates re: Horseshoe Highlands Phase IVA Oro District Lions Club re: Community Hall Committee Report; David S. White, Solicitor, Confidential Correspondence re: Oro sale to Ontario Hydro; William J. Leslie, Solicitor, re: Confidential Correspondence Oro vs BAFMA; Alfred W.J. Dick, Solicitor re: Confidential Correspondence, Road Closing Sugarbush; City of Barrie Correspondence re: Household Hazardous Waste Collection Days; Knox Martin Kretch Ltd., Correspondence re: Horseshoe Highlands, Phases 4A & 4B Subdivisions; c) d) e) f) g) h) i) j} k} I} m) n) 3. DEPUTATIONS: a) 7:10 p.m. Mr. Jack Gilhooly: Mr. Michael Shain: Mr. Jack Gilhooly: Mr. Michael Shain: Mr. Jack Gilhooly: b) 8:00 p.m. Mrs. Gail O'Brien: - 2 - The following person addressed Council concerning the proposed By-Law No. 90-56, being a By-Law to Close, Sell and Convey, Part of Symond Avenue and all of Lakeview Avenue 0 RP798 in the Township of Oro in the County of Simcoe, designated as Parts 1 to 15 inclusive on RP51R-20265. (Lot 85, Barbara Avenue) Basically I would just like an explanation as to what exactly is happening to this area now? Essentially when Plan 798 was registered, I believe in the 1920's, all of these roads were dedicated to the municipality as Public Roads and upon registration of the plan the lands were automatically deeded to the Township. Over the decades some of these roads as originally layed out have been developed as roads and a lot of these roads have not been developed as roads. The whole purpose and intent of the By-Law before Council now is to close those roads which have never really been developed as such. You are Lot 84 and front onto Barbara Avenue; there is no change being proposed for Barbara Avenue at all. So the By-Law will not affect your means of access one way or another, to or from lot 84. Are you proposing to sell anything? That is before Council, it mayor may not be the intention of Council to convey those lands. At this point in time I believe the municipality's primary interest is simply closing the roads. One of the options of Council is that these lands simply be conveyed to the adjoining owners. I would like to see it left as a green belt myself. Mrs. Gail O'Brien, Simcoe County School Board Trustee, was present to review with Council the 1990 School Board Budget as well as making the following comments: There has been quite a bit of discussion across the County regarding the Simcoe County Board of Education new Education Centre and the opening ceremonies to be held on June 2/90. The new Education Centre is located on 15 acres of land purchased from the Ministry of Natural Resources and County Council in 1986 for $34,000.00 conditional that a Building be erected within 5 years or the land was to be returned to the original owners for the selling price. The new Education Centre unites Staff and Services from 5 separate Barrie locations, and with a number of meeting rooms now at our disposal we will no longer have to rent outside facilities for various functions. The original estimate was for a 65,000 sq. ft. building at approximately 7.5 million dollars in 1986. Several factors including changes to the original proposal and the fact that non residential costs increased 46 percent since 1986. Mrs. Gail O'Brien: cont'd - 3 - The Board decided to expand the facility another 10,000 sq. ft. by adding a sub basement to provide for future growth and much needed storage, this added one million to the price. In order to centralize all the present Board Facilities a 4350 sq. ft. Maintenance Building has been constructed on the same site, accounting for an additiona $500,000.00. The Ministry of Transportation required the Board to purchase additional property in orde to widen the Highway Entrance, as well Ontari Hydro insisted that a Special Grounding Syste be installed for Hydro Services. The Fire Marshall required a large water reservoir wit enough water capacity in the event of a major I fire. All of these expenses were not in the original estimate. The 11.8 million dollars includes the purchase of modular furniture needed to conserve space as this is cheaper than having to expand the building. The former Administrative Offices was sold for 1.5 million dollars, this plus reserve funds set aside for this prupose and the sale of surplus properties should cover a significant portion I of the new Education Centre costs. The rest will be debentured over a ten year period. As for the controversy over the cost of the Opening Ceremonies, the Board made a decision which it felt was in the best interests of the community, chosing not to spend its funds and energies on a political function at the opening but to invest once again in the education of our students. Of the $17,500. only $3,500. of this amount will be spent on Official Opening Activities, another $2,550. will be spent to purchase materials as school shop project for students. The balance of the funds will be invested in activities for scores of children who will be invited to an educational Open House throughout the day. Our Annual Budget is in the neighbourhood of 212 million dollars. The Ontario Government has restructured the Education so that we must increasingly provide more and more services while at the same time the Province has significantly reduced Grants to the School Boards of Ontario. Rather than boldly facing their fair share of responsibility and financial obligations with the School Boards of Ontario the Government continues offloading their political responsibilities and financial obligations unto the backs of local governments and local taxpayers. As a Board we are not pleased about the Provincial proposal to place the burden of collecting Education Lot Levies unto the hands of local municipalities. Once again the Province is passing the task off to the municipalities. As a School Board and a Municipality we must work harder together in getting M.P.P.'s to lobby the Government against its policies that shift tax collecting responsibilities to municipalities. c) 8:55 p.m. Mr. Roy Shoichet: - 4 - Mr. Roy Shoichet, respresenting the Central Oro Ratepayers Association was present to address their concerns to Council with regard to the proposed Oro/Barrie/Orillia District Airport. As you know the question of an Airport in Oro Township has been very controversial for many years. I have here newspaper articles and reports dating back at least fifteen years. (Quoted statements various pOliticians made over the years regarding the Airport as printed in local newspapers). The Central Oro Ratepayers Association are concerned with the announcements of a plannin of an Airport. In addition, without any public notification, Council saw fit to selec a site and to participate in the purchase of land costing millions of dollars for the purpose of establishing an Airport. Prior to these lands being purchased and a site being selected there was no Public Meetings, there was no vote, there was no referendum to assess current public opinion regarding this issue. We are all taxpayers and residents of Oro Township and all on the mailing list and every year we received our information from Oro for tax notices, but information regarding or assessing our opinion on an Airport; nothing. In 1990, after the land package had been established and after the land had been purchased, several information seminars were held for the public at which an information pamphlet was passed out. This information pamphlet is an interesting document. As these information seminars were not widely advertised and certainly there was no formal written notification, only a small fraction of people who live in Oro Township attended and received this information pamphlet. The pamphlet gives the history of the Airport, it also containes reference to certain environmental studies that have been done in the past and indicates what their conclusions or recommendations were. It also has some diagrams of Airport runways, it has a list of the names of people, civic officials and consultants associated with this project and there is an interesting article about an archaeological investigation and basically ensured the public that any Iroquois Pottery that is still on the site will not be broken. What this information pamphlet seems to do is to assure people that everything has been looked after, all environmental issues and right down to and including the Iroquois Pottery. However, we are in possession as you are as well, with other environmental studies such as the one I am holding in my hand now, done by Bird and Hale, Consulting Engineers and Biologists, done in 1978 which was an environmental comparison assessment of proposed Airport sites for Barrie and District in which a number of sites for Airports in Oro Township were assessed in terms of their suitability. In the opinion of Bird and Hale, as they rated qualities of Airport sites, the present site selected was absolutely the worst Airport site in Oro. Mr. Roy Shoichet: cont'd - 5 - On certain environmental issues, such as the potential destruction of rare and endangered species it is in a class by itself, none of the other sites that were tested has any risk of the destruction of rare and endangered species, whereas the site you have chosen for the Oro Municipal Airport has a serious chanc of destroying rare and endangered species. The potential for surface water polution has the same record. In terms of the affect on the natural environment, this Airport site ha been rated in this report, as terrible. (Rea directly from the report regarding the potential for ground water pollution being a serious risk for this Airport site). To be charitable, lets assume that Council is actin on the advise from Council of Mr. Columbus from the Engineering Department of Barrie, Mr. Columbus stated publicly to our law firm Goodman and Carr that all Ontario Environmental Groups are on side in this project. We have been in direct contact with environmental groups such as Ducks Unlimited and Confederation of Ontario Naturalists and they are not at all on side, they are not on side in this project at all, they have grave concerns about this project and they are in the process at this moment of putting their concerns in writing. So that the idea that that the Barrie and Oro District Municipal Airport information pamphlet is entirely suitable site for an Airport, to us does not seem completely correct and we feel the PUbli1 should know some of the other details regarding this. Secondly, we have specific environmental I concerns. Our major concern is the wetlands, this Airport, according to our Environmental Consultants, is a direct threat to the Dalsto and Hawkestone wetlands. Wetlands are not just areas of damp mushy ground. Wetlands ar one of the most important ecological systems in all of Ontario. Wetlands are very important in water regulation, decreasing pollution, preventing soil erosion, prevent in flood damage and of course they are natures nurseries, they are homes of thousands of species of plants and animals. The proposed Airport site also has some other hidden benefits. It is a threat to Hawkeston and Shelswell Creek. This is where fish from Lake Simcoe spawn and breed. Apart from the fuel used in the planes, urea which is used to keep your runways dry in winter, kills the fish directly, glycol which is used to deice the wings gives the fish cancer. These poisons will blow in an unrestricted manner into Lake Simcoe to join the acid rain and the' industrial and other treated and untreated sewage which is turning Lake Simcoe into a sewer. In addition, urea and glycol will seep, into our ground water and as far as I know, I neither of these substances is recommended for human consumption. - 6 - Mr. Roy Shoichet: con t 'd Thirdly, Airport safety. The proposed site for this Municipal Airport totally violates Federal Guidelines for aviation safety. According to Federal Guidelines, no Airport shall be built within eight kilometers of a Landfill Site. The present Airport is 3.5 kilometers from the Landfill Site in Oro. Ou insurance consultants have indicated that building an Airport in violation of Federal Guidelines is an absolute and complete invitation to anybody that may be involved in a disaster of any kind, to sue this Township or other participating Townships. We have three recommendations and what we think is a reasonable request. We feel that the Ministry of Environment of Ontario should conduct a full and unbias Environmental Study regarding the Environmental issues raised here tonight and we feel that the results of that study should be made Public to the citizens, taxpayers and residents of Oro Township. We feel the Ministry of Transport should study the safety issues raised here tonight and that the results of the study should be made available to the Public, citizens, taxpayers and residents of Oro Township. Once they have this information, we feel there should be a proper referendum regarding this issue. In order to know, since we have never known who on the Council who is for or against this project, we ask that at this particular meeting that someone be nominated to make a motion regarding the Airport and that you vote on it in front of this assembly. Our motion that we suggest is: "THAT all planning and construction of the BarrielOrolOrillia Municipal Airport cease to exist until the Environmental and Safety issues are studied by the appropriate Ministries of the Provincial and Federal Government, the information presented to the Public and a Public Referendum held". 4. REPORTS OF MUNICIPAL OFFICERS: a) Ron Kolbe, CBO Report re: April 1990 Building Activities; b) Fred Haughton, Public Services Administrator Report re: Street Names Phase 4A Horseshoe Highlands; c) Beth Oosthuizen, Deputy-Clerk Memo re: Limousine Licence Request Barmont Transportation; d) Robert W. Small, Administratorlclerk re: Charging for 2nd Blue Box 5. COMMUNICATIONS: a) R. Marshall re: Extraction Industrial Designation Part West Half Lot 6, Concession 4; b) Oro Township Community policing Committee re: Speed Limits on Township Roads; c) Oro Township Community Policing Committee re: Provincial Anti-Drug Programme; d) Township of Tay re: Resolution on the Development Charges Act; e) Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Peckham re: Garbage at the 9th Line Boat Launching Facility; - 7 - 5. COMMUNICATIONS: cont'd f) AMCTO re: Zone Meeting and Seminar on the GST, May 30&31, 1990 in Kincardine; g) R.G.Robinson & Associates Ltd. re: Confidential Correspondence Harbourwood Subdivision Phase III; h) R.G.Robinson & Associates Ltd. re: Confidential Correspondence winfull Properties Inc.; i) David S. White, Township Solicitor re: Confidential Correspondence Win full Properties Inc.; j) Graham, Wilson & Green re: Confidential Correspondence re: Rouselle sale to Finnis; k) W.R.Warman, Chairman Airport Advisory Committee re: Confidential Correspondence re: Oro(Barrie(Orillia Airport Joint Venture Agreement 1990; 1) Michael W. Shain, Township Solicitor, Confidential Correspondence re: Oro Conveyance to Oro Agricultural Society MOTION NO. 1 Moved by Johnson, seconded by Burton Be it resolved that the minutes of the Special Public Meeting held Tuesday, April 17, 1990, (Lot Size) be adopted as printed and circulated. Carried. MOTION NO. 2 Moved by Crawford, seconded by Caldwell Be it resolved that the minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council held Tuesday, April 17, 1990, be adopted as printed and circulated. Carried. MOTION NO. 3 Moved by Caldwell, seconded by Crawford Be it resolved that the recommendations listed on the Consent Agenda, Item No.5, be approved. Carried. MOTION NO. 4 Moved by Johnson, seconded by Burton II I Be it resolved that the Monthly Activity Report presented by Ron Kolbe, Chief Building Official for the month of April 1990, be received. Carried. MOTION NO. 5 Moved by Crawford, seconded by Caldwell Be it resolved that the Report from Fred Haughton, Public Services Administrator, concerning Horseshoe Street Names for Phase 4A, be received and adopted, and further, the AdministratorlClerk advise the Engineering firm of Council's acceptance of the names. Carried. MOTION NO. 6 Moved by Burton, seconded by Johnson Be it resolved that the Report from Beth Oosthuizen with regards to the Limousine Licence Application Form from Barmont Transportation, be received, and further, the applicants be requested to appear before a future Committee of the Whole Meeting. Carried. I II II '. II - 8 - "I MOTION NO. 7 Moved by Crawford, seconded by Caldwell Be it resolved that the Report from Robert W. Small, AdministratorlClerk re: Policy on second Blue Boxes for residential properties, be received and adopted. Carried. MOTION NO. 8 Moved by Johnson, seconded by Burton Be it resolved that the correspondence from R. Marshall concerning Extractive Industrial Designation, Part of the West Half of Lot 6, Concession 4, be received and referred to the Township's Planning Consultant for a status report on this land and its previous designation and what steps would have to be taken to remove the existing designation. Carried. MOTION NO. 9 Moved by Burton, seconded by Johnson Be it resolved that the correspondence from Wendy Eberwein, co-chairman of the Oro Township Community Policing Committee concerning Speed Limits on various Township and County Roads, be received, and referred to the Township's Public Services Administrator for comment and a report back to Council. Carried. MOTION NO. 10 Moved by Caldwell, seconded by Crawford Be it resolved that the correspondence from Wendy Eberwein, co-chairman of the Oro Township Community Policing Committee with regards to the Provincial Anti-Drug Programme, be received, and further, the AdministratorlClerk is to advise the Policing Committee that the following member of Council will act as the chairperson for this Steering Committee: Councillor Burton Carried. MOTION NO. 11 Moved by Johnson, seconded by Burton Be it resolved that the Corporation of the Township of Oro endorses the resolution presented by the Township of Tay concerning their request for an extent ion of the deadline for the municipalities compliance with the Development Charges Act to November 23, 1993, in light of the County Study now being carried out with regards to Restructuring. Carried. MOTION NO. 1.2 Moved by Caldwell, seconded by Crawford Be it resolved that the correspondence from Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Peckham concerning the garbage in the vicinity of the 9th Line Boat Launching Facility, be received, and further, the AdministratorlClerk advise Mr. and Mrs. Peckham of the Township's plans concerning garbage removal and signs that are being posted in this area. Carried. II , I - 9 - MOTION NO. 13 Moved by Johnson, seconded by Burton Be it resolved that the correspondence from the AMCTO concerning the Zone 2 Seminar as well as the Seminar on the GST to be held on Wednesday, May 30 and Thursday, May 31, 1990, be received, and further, Treasurer Henry Sander be authorized to attend both the GST Seminar and the Zone 2 Meeting. Carried. MOTION NO. 14 Moved by Crawford, seconded by Caldwell Be it resolved that the Confidenital Correspondence from R.G.Robinson and Associates Limited re: Harbourwood Subdivision Phase III, be received, and further, the Corporation of the Township of Oro agree to reduce the Letters of Credit for Phase IIA, IIB, and III, to the following levels: a) I b) c) Phase IIA - No realease of securities are to take place at this time; Phase IIB - Total securities to be retained - $91,590.00; Phase III - Total securities to be retained by the municipality - $233,170.00, and further, the Treasurer is to be authorized to reduce the securities to the above amounts. Carried. MOTION NO. 15 Moved by Johnson, seconded by Burton Be it resolved that the Confidential Correspondence from R.G.Robinson and Associates Limited with regards to the 4th Line Industrial Park, Win full Properties Incorporated, be received, and further, the Corporation of the Township of Oro hereby authorizes its Chief Building Official to issue Building Permits under the municipalities standard policies on the most southerly road contained in the Plan for this development. Carried. MOTION NO. 16 Moved by Burton, seconded by Johnson Be it resolved that the Confidential Correspondence from David S. White, Township Solicitor, with regards to winfull Properties Incorporated, be received, and further, the appropriate Township Officials be advised of the following: a} Severances may be granted on the most southerly road; b) Building Permits may be issued under Section 40 and 41 of the Development Agreement between Winfull Properties Incorporated and the Corporation of the Township of Oro; and further, the AdministratorlClerk advise the Township Solicitor that the Corporation of the Township of Oro is in agreement with the solicitor's advise concerning the release of Truck and Tractor Equipment Limited from the provisions of the Development Agreement providing that the developer provides the solicitor with a survey and a form of release for that purpose. Carried. I I , i Ii ,I I' II \ - 10 - MOTION NO. 17 Moved by Caldwell, seconded by Crawford Be it resolved that the Confidential Correspondence from Graham, Wilson and Green with regards to Rouselle sale to Finnis, be received, and referred to the Township's Planning Consultant and Treasurer for a status report back to Council. Carried. MOTION NO. 18 Moved by Caldwell, seconded by Crawford Be it resolved that the Confidential Correspondence from the Corporation of the City of Barrie with regards to the Oro/Barrie/Orillia Airport Joint Venture Agreement, 1990, be received. Carried. MOTION NO. 19 Moved by Johnson, seconded by Burton Be it resolved that the Corporation of the Township of Oro wishes to amend Clause 12 of the Oro/Barriej Orillia Airport Joint Venture Agreement to read as follows: "12. THAT the parties agree that for the first year from the date of incorporation of the Commission, the Treasurer of Barrie shall act as Treasurer for the Commission and shall provide an annual financial audit to all parties a% the end of Barrie's fiscal year". Carried. MOTION NO. 20 Moved by Crawford, seconded by Caldwell Be it resolved that the Corporation of the Township of Oro approve the OrolBarrielOrillia Airport Joint Venture Agreement dated May 2, 1990; as amended, AND THAT the appropriate By-Law be prepared to include authorizing the Reeve and Administratorl Clerk to sign the agreement: AND THAT the Barrie City Solicitor proceed to incorporate the OrolBarrielOrillia Airport Commission; AND THAT Council appoint three members to the Orol BarrielOrillia Airport Commission as outlined in the agreement, and further, the appointed members are to take office the effective date of the Commission's incorporation. Recorded Vote Requested by the Reeve Councillor Burton Deputy Reeve Caldwell Councillor Crawford Councillor Johnson Reeve Drury Yea Yea Yea Yea Yea Carried. ~ I - 11 - MOTION NO. 21 Moved by Burton, seconded by Johnson Be it resolved that the Confidential Correspondence from Michael W. Shain of the law firm of Stewart Esten with regards to Oro's conveyance to the Oro Agricultural Society, be received, and adopted, and presented to the Oro Agricultural Society to be reviewed and executed by the appropriate signing officers. MOTION NO. 22 Moved by Burton, seconded by Johnson Be it resolved that the accounts for the period ending Monday, May 7, 1990, in the amount of $79,039.52, plus payroll for the period ending May 3, 1990, in the amount of $76,385.32, in accordance with the computer print-out presented to Council be approved for payment. MOTION NO. 23 Moved by Crawford, seconded by Caldwell Be it resolved that the Road Expenditures for the period ending Monday, May 7, 1990, be accepted as presented, and further, the Treasurer be authorized to issue cheques in the amount of $78,133.85. MOTION NO. 24 Moved by Burton, seconded by Johnson Be it resolved that Report No. 90-11 of the Special Committee of the Whole Meeting held on Thursday, April 12, 1990, and the recommendations contained therein, be adopted as printed and circulated. MOTION NO. 25 Moved by Caldwell, seconded by Crawford Be it resolved that Report No. 90-12 of the Special Committee of the Whole Meeting held on Friday, April 27, 1990, and the recommendations contained therein, be adopted as printed and circulated. MOTION NO. 26 Moved by Johnson, seconded by Burton Be it resolved that Report No. 90-13 of the Committee of the Whole Meeting held on Monday, April 30, 1990, and the recommendations contained therein, be adopted as printed and circulated. II I Carried. Carried. Carried. Carried. Carried. Carried. . - 12 - MOTION NO. 27 Moved by Johnson, seconded by Burton Be it resolved that Development Application P-1/89, Scott Silo Construction, an application for an Official Plan and Zoning By-Law Amendment for Part of Lot 11, Concession 10, for a proposed Plan of Subdivision, proceed to a Public Meeting, provided that one hundred (100) feet be set aside as a block between Lots 13 and 14. MOTION NO. 28 Moved by Crawford, seconded by Caldwell Be it resolved that Development Application P-20/88 (Clarke/King) be deferred until they have complied with the resolution passed by Council on February 19, 1990, and further, the Township's Planning Consultant be requested to correspond with the applicant outlining his concerns in detail and further advising the applicant, these concerns would have to be addressed prior to any reconsideration of this proposal. MOTION NO. 29 Moved by Burton, seconded by Johnson Be it resolved that Development Application P-46/89 (Yousof) not be recommended because it does not meet the Township's policies contained within the municipality's Official Plan, and further, the Township's Planning Consultant advise the applicant of these deficiencies. MOTION NO. 30 Moved by Burton, seconded by Johnson Be it resolved that a By-Law to Appoint Members of Sub-Committees for the Operation of the Community Recreation Centre Halls and Amend By-Law No. 1324/83 be introduced and read a first and second time and numbered By-Law No. 90-53. That By-Law No. 90-53 be read a third time and finally passed, be engrossed by the Clerk signed and sealed by the Reeve. MOTION NO. 31 Moved by Johnson, seconded by Burton Be it resolved that a By-Law to Appoint a Canada Day Committee be introduced and read a first and second time and numbered By-Law No. 90-54. That By-Law No. 90-54 be read a third time and finally passed, be engrossed by the Clerk, signed and sealed by the Reeve. I, II Carried. Carried. Carried. Carried. Carried. Carried. Carried. . ,I I . I I II II - 13 - MOTION NO. 32 Moved by Caldwell, seconded by Crawford Be it resolved that a By-Law for the Sale of Lands and the granting of Easement to Ontario Hydro being Part 1, Concession 5, Township of Oro, County of Simcoe, more particularly described as Parts 1, 2, 4 and 5, Plan 51R20583 be introduced and read a first and second time and numbered By-Law. No. 90-55. Carried. That By-Law No. 90-55 be read a third time and finally passed, be engrossed by the Clerk, signed and sealed by the Reeve. Carried. MOTION NO. 33 Moved by Burton, seconded by Johnson Be it resolved that a By-Law to Close, Sell and Convey Part of Symond Avenue and all of Lakeview Avenue on Registered Plan 798 in the Township of Oro in the County of Simcoe, designated as Parts 1 to 15 inclusive on Reference Plan 51R-20265, be introduced and read a first and second time and numbered By-Law No. 90-56. Carried. MOTION NO. 34 Moved by Crawford, seconded by Caldwell Be it resolved that the Administrator/Clerk be authorized to advertise in both the Barrie and Orillia Newspapers that the Township of Oro will accept applications to represent the Municipality on the Oro/Barrie/Orillia Airport Commission. Carried. MOTION NO. 35 Moved by Caldwell, seconded by Crawford Be it resolved that a By-Law to Confirm the Proceedings of Council be introduced and read a first and second time and numbered By-Law No. 90-57. Carried. That By-Law No. 90-57 be read a third time and finally passed, be engrossed by the Clerk, signed and sealed by the Reeve. Carried. MOTION NO. 36 Moved by Burton, seconded by Johnson Be it resolved that we do now adjourn @ 9:16 p.m. Carried. V/ !iu~ --.. Reeve /Robert E. rury cC~{::::M