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COUNCIL CHAMBERS - OCTOBER 2, 1985
H MEETING OF THE 1983-85 COUNCIL
Oro Council met pursuant to adjournment with the following members present:
Reeve
Deputy Reeve
Councillors:
S.C.G. Davie
Joanna McEwen
R. Drury
T. Halfacre
A. Johnson
Opening of Meeting
The meeting was opened by the Reeve at g:OO a.m. with prayer.
sclosure of Conflict of Interest
None Declared
Minutes of Previous Meeti
On motion of McEwen and Halfacre the minutes of the last regular meeting of September 18, 1985 be
confirmed as printed and received.
Presentin
of Accounts
Treasurer's
of Accounts
Accounts for the period ending October 2, 1985 as per Computer Print-Out presented to each Council
Member for review, were considered for the following amounts:
Manual Cheque Register
$ 711,028.56
October 2
Computer-Printed
Cheque Register
October 2
Payroll
76,351. 63
38,729.11
TOTAL CHEQUES AS PER Computer Registers
$ 826,109.30
2 On motion of McEwen and Halfacre that the accounts as presented and in accordance with Computer
Print-Out for the period ending October 2, 1985 be approved for payment and Computer Print-Out
for accounts as approved, be appended to the original Council Minutes of this meeting.
Treasurer's
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Treasurer presented receipts for the month of September as follows:
Deposit Dates:
September 4 $ 358,710.21
10 179,224.44
13 20,369.24
19 11,068.54
22 5,609.95
26 29,370.06
TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 604,352.44
3 On motion of Halfacre and McEwen Receipts for the month as presented in accordance with copies
of Computer Print-Out as received by each member of Council be received and a copy of the
Computer Print-Out be appended to the original Council minutes of this meeting.
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EIGHTEENTH MEETING OF THE 1983-85 COUNCIL - OCTOBER 2, 1985
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4 On motion of Johnson and Drury that the Road Accounts for work completed to September 30, 1985,
as presented, be received as satisfactory and Treasurer authorized to issue cheques in payment
of same to a total of $74,455.55.
Communications and Correspondence
(a) Letter from Township Solicitor with respect to Pits and Quarries Licences regarding increase
of annual extraction of material. Letter being as result of Ainley & Associates Limited to
the Solicitor dated August 27, 1985. Solicitor's letter suggests that a letter be forwarded
to the Ministry of Natural Resources, by the Solicitor on the two applications setting out
Council's position and requesting Council's instructions.
5 On motion of Halfacre and McEwen as suggested by the Township Solicitor, copies of both applications
for approval to increase annual tonnage extraction, from E.R. Alexander Construction and Cook
Construction along with covering letter from the Township Solicitor, stating that the Township
of Oro objects to the increase for reasons set out in letter from Ainley & Associates Ltd. and
that no further increased tonnage be permitted until the Township concerns are either dealt with
in an agreement with the pit operators or by way of conditions of licence. And further that
the Ministry be requested to advise as to what action they will be taking in light of the Township's
comments. And that the Township Solicitor to proceed in accordance with this resolution.
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(b) Presented copy of letter from Land Management Clerk, London Property Section, Ministry of
Transportation and Communications forwarded copy of Survey Plan 51R-13567, showing the
property conveyed to the Township of Oro (Parts 1-7 incl) as forwarded to Assessment
Commissioner, Subsidies Branch and District Engineer, M.T.C. Letter requests Assessment
Records be amended accordingly.
6 On motion of McEwen and Halfacre that the reference Plan 51R-13567 as presented be received and
filed for reference.
(c) Presented from Pits & Quarries Inspector, Huronia District, Ministry of Natural Resources
_ Notice of Inspection for Township Pit, Lot 11, Concession 8, showing no concerns at this
time.
7 On motion of Drury and Johnson that the Notice of Inspection for the Township Gravel Pit,
showing no concerns at this time be received and filed for reference.
unications received as follows - continued:
- Ministry of Transportation and Communications
Copies of Committee of Adjustment Decision of applications considered on September 26, 1985
_ File Nos. B15/85 John D. Crawford; B15/85 M. McLeod; A12/85 Sharon Levesque; A13185 Donna
Brewer; B17/85 George Langman
_ Vespra Township notice of public meeting concerning proposed Amendment to the General
Zoning By-law
_ Ministry of Municipal Affairs - Background, Issue of September 16, 1985
- Financial Post Seminars October 23-25
IBM Computer an Executive Overview
_ Harry Adams, Reeve Vespra Township acknowledgment of card and resolution of Council
Simcoe County Board of Education News Release Update, September 25, 1985
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8 On motion of Johnson and Drury that correspondence, communications, received and presented, be
filed for reference.
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g On motion of McEwen and Halfacre that the minutes of the Committee of the Whole meeting held on
September 25, 1985 and motions as recommended and circulated to all members of Council, be
adopted and incorporated in the minutes of this meeting.
Chief Administrator's Report and/or Recommendations
Reduction of letter of credit for Langman Subdivision from $14000 to $4700
10 On motion of Drury and Johnson that the Treasurer be authorized to advise Victoria & Grey Trust
Co. that the "Langman" Letter of Credit be reduced from the present level of $14,000.00 to the
maintenance guarantee level of $4700.00, provided all other original terms and conditions re-
main in force. In addition, that a By-law to assume the road "Petherwin Place" be presented
on receipt of confirmation from the Ministry of Transportation and Communications that the
road is eligible for subsidy purposes.
Fire Department
Chairman, Fire Committee advised of one meeting held on September 30, 1985 and further meeting
to be held on October 8, 1985.
Also presented a letter complementing the action of the Shanty Bay Fire Dept.
Reports of Municipal Officers
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The Chief Building Official was present at 10:45 a.m. to present the Building Report for
the month of September as follows:
There were 22 building permits and 7 plumbing permits issued with a breakdown as follows:
g residences at a value of $ 360,000.00
4 additions " " " II 15,500.00
1 alteration II II " II 3,300.00
2 pools II " II " 11 , 000.00
4 accessory II " II II 13,800.00
1 chimney II II II II 2,000.00
1 commercial II II II II 5,000.00
$ 410,600.00
Money received $1,859.00
Value for September 1984 $398,600.00
lIOn motion of Drury and Johnson that the Advanced Chief Building Official Report for September
be received.
The Reeve presented a certificate to the Chief Building Official to certify that he is qualified
to use the title "Advanced Certified Building Official" in the province of Ontario as certified
by the Ontario Building Officials Association Inc. and congratulated the C.B.O. in his achieve-
ment to obtain the certificate.
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EIGHTEENTH MEETING OF THE 1983-85 COUNCIL - OCTOBER 2, 1985
Staff Reports - The Planning Administrator was present at 11:00 a.m. to present his reports
as follows:
Planning & Development
The Planning Administrator was present at 9:45 to report on Planning & Development matters.
The following was presented:
Township of Vespra, Notice of Public Meeting to consider a proposed re-zoning of Part of
Lot 25, concession 1, W.P.R., from "A-Agriculturell to "C3-Service Commercial."
_ Advised that further to the public meeting held September 11, 1985, that the "Scott"
proposed Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendments are available for consideration,
no additional correspondence having been received prior to September 27, 1985 as re-
quested by Council.
_ Advised that further to the Public Meeting held September 11, 1985, that the "Audubon"
Proposed Official Plan Amendment is available for consideration, that an additional
exemption has been requested with respect to the proposed zoning by-law to permit an
increased building envelope area due to site constraints, and that correspondence from
Mr. Jack VanNiekerk and from Bob and Linda Lord would not appear to affect the proposed
Official Plan and/or zoning by-law amendments. A staff report and recommendations were
presented, as was a revised zoning by-law for consideration.
Advised that the Ministry of Municipal Affairs are in receipt of Official Plan Amendment
No. 22 and that circulation is in progress.
12 On motion of McEwen and Halfacre that the Planning Administrator's Report be received.
Parks & Recreation
_ Advised that the capital conservation grant application authorized by Council on
September 11, 1985 has been made ahead of deadline to the Ministry of Tourism and
Recreation.
Advised that the Recreation Master Plan Household Survey is in progress, due to com-
pletion on October 7, 1985, following which tabulation is to be undertaken. Further
that the Recreation Master Plan Consultants, the Institute of Environmental Research
Inc. and the O.C.C.P.R.C. will hold a facility users meeting at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday,
October 22, 1985 at the Town Hall, followed by a public meeting at 8:00 p.m.
_ Advised that the O.C.C.P.R.C. will meet on Tuesday, October 8, 1985 at 7:30 p.m. In
the Council Chambers.
13 On motion of Johnson and Drury that the Report of the Secretary of Parks & Recreation
as presented be received.
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In accordance with the agenda for the meetin?, 24 applications for tax
adjustments under Section 496, and 495 of the Municipal Act. Plus three
Business Tax write offs and and one garbage rebate of $26.00 and one
for $13.00.
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Application No.1 - Boris and Maria Hristovski, S PT LOT 20, Con. 3
ceased to carryon business at this location on
June 1, 1985, it is recommended that taxes to the
owner be cancelled on a conversion of rates from
commercial public to residential public based on
the occupant assessment of $2311. 1985 taxes to
be written off in the amount of $131.74 plus
penalty in the amount of $3.29.
Application No.2 - Alliston Welding & Machine Ltd., S PT LOT 20,
Con. 3, ceased to carryon business at this
location on June 1, 1985, business taxes based on
the Business Public Assessment of 1960 are to
be cancelled from June 1 to December 31, 1985,
and taxes written off in the amcunt of $436.65
plus penalty of $lO.Q2.
Application No.3 - Alliston Welding & Machine Ltd., S PT LOT 20,
CON. 3, ceased to carryon business at this
location on June 1, 1985, business taxes based on
the Business Public Assessment of $200 are to
be cancelled from Ju~e 1 to December 31, 1985
and taxes written off in the amount of $44.47
plus penalty of $1.11.
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Application No.4 - Gerald Maria Var.amelsvoort, S PT LOT 4, CON. 4,
ceased to carry on business at this location on
June 20, 1985,-business separate_assessement of
$215 are to be cancelled from June 21, to
December 31, 1985, and taxes written off in the
amount of $42.82 plus penalty of $1.07.
Application No. ~ - Allan Edward Buckindale, N PT LOT 7 & PT LOT 6,
Con. 10, ceased to carryon business at this location
in 1984, it is recommended that taxes to the
owner be cancelled on a conversion or rates from
commercial separate to residential separate
based on the occupant assessment of $1605, from
January 1 to December 31, 1985, taxes to be
written off in the amount of $90.44 plus pe~alty
of $2.26.
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Application No.6 - Anne E. Buckindale, PT LOT 6 & 7, Con. 10,
ceased to carryon business at this location
in 1984, business taxes based on the business
separate assessment of $480 are to be cancelled
from January 1, 1985, and taxes written off
in the amount of $180.32 plus. penalty of $11.26.
Application No.7 - Imperial Oil Limited, S PT LOT 20, Con. 10.
Since tenant 0002 ceased to carryon business
at this location on June 15, 1985 it is rec-
ommended that taxes to the owner be cancelled
on a conversion of rates from commercial public
to residential public based on the occupant
assessment of $3100 from June 15, to December 31,
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1985 and taxes to be rebated in the amount of
$124.20.
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Application No.8 - Yoon Sukwon, PT LOT 20, Con. 10, ceased to
carry on business at this location on June 15,
1985, business taxes based on the business public
assessment of $930, are to be cancelled from
June 15 to December 31, 1985~ and taxes to be
written off in the amount of $193.82 plus
penalty of $4.85.
Application No.9 Antonio Mascioli - PT LOT A, Con. 2, ceased to
carryon business on a portion of the property
on April 8, 1985, business taxes based on the
business assessment of $715, are to be caLcelled
from Aoril 8 to December 3l; 1985 and taxes to
be written off in the amount of $199.52 plus
penalty of $4.99.
AQQlication No. 10- Paul and Melissa Crossland, Range 1 Pt. lot 2,
the cottage on the above property was demolished
on April and is therefore entitled to a cancellation
of building taxes from April 1 to December 31,
1985. taxes to be cancelled based on the
separate residential assessment of $613, and
taxes to be rebated in the amount of $147.51.
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Application No.ll - Sandra Hodgson, lot 16, Plan 702, ceased to
carryon business at this location on May 31,
1985, and business taxes based on the business
public assessment of $570 are to be cancelled
from June 1 to December 31, 1985, and taxes
to be written off in the amount of $126.93
plus penalty of $3.17.
Application No.12 - Sally Kawecki, W pt lot 21, Con. 6, the house
on the above property burned on January 16, 1985
and is therefore substantially unusable, the
building taxes cased on the residential puhlic
assessment of $1265 are to be cancelled from-
February 1 to December 31, 1985, and taxes to
be rebated in the amocnt of $391.84.
Application No. 13- John Thew, Lot 2, Plan 1195, ceased to carryon
business at this location in 1984, and business
taxes based on the business public assessment of
$930, are to be cancelled from January 1, to
December 31, 1985, and taxes to be written off
in the amount of $353.43 plus penalty of $21.95.
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Application No. 14- E~ward W. and Iva Jo-Ann Ward, S pt lot 24, Con. 7,
ceasEd to carry on business at this location on
April 29, 1985", and business public assessment
of $915 are to be cancelled from April 30, to
December 31, 1985, and taxes to be written off
in the amount of $210.47~plus penalty of $5.26
and a rebate in the amount of $34.63.
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Application No. 15
-Trustees of St. Andrews Presbyterian Churc~
Pt. lot 25, Con. 8, This property was purchased
by the above owner and is;used in conjunction
with the adjacent church property from June 1
to Decembers 31, taxes to be written off in
the amount of $207.33 plus penalty of $5.18
taxes to be rebated'in the amount of $6.67.
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Application No. 16 -Edward and Gail Leeman, Lot 57, Plan 967, the
building on the above property was demolished
July 27, 1985 and is therefore entitled to a
cancellation of building taxes from August 1
to December 31, 1985. Taxes to be cancelled
based on the residential public assessment of
$343~ and taxes to be rebated in the amount
$46.52..
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Application No. 17 -Warren R. Lough, W pt lot 26, Con. 8, since
tenant Leon O'Brien ceased to carryon business
at this location in May, 1985, it is recommended
that taxes to the owner be cancelled on a conversion
of rates from com~ercial public to residential
public based on the occupant assesment of $985,
from June 1 to December 31, 1985, and taxes to
be rebated in the amoent of $32.95!
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Apolication No. 18- Leon Victor_O'Brien - W pt lot 26, Con. 8, ceased
to carryon business at this location in May,
1985, the business taxes based on the business
public assessment of $490, are to be cancelled
from June 1 to December 31, 1985, and taxes to
be written off in the amount of $109.07 plus
penalty of 2.73.
Application No. 19 -Brenda and George Hosie, Lots 10 and 11, Plan 798
since the building on the above property was
demolished on April 20, 1985~ and is therefore
entitled to a cancellation of building taxes
from May to December 31, 1985, taxes will be
cancelled based on the residential public
assessment of $594, and be rebated in the
amount of $128.88.
Application No. 20- Lawrence J and Edith M. Forbes, W pt lot 26~ Con. 9
since the building on the above property was
demolished on May 1, 1985, it is therefore
entitled to a cancellation of building taxes
from May 1 to December 31, 1985, and taxes based on
the public residential assessment of $400 are
to be cancelled from May 1 to December 31, 1985
and rebated in the amount of $86.57.
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Application No.2l -
John and Catherine Down, lot 225, Plan 626,
ceased to carryon business at this location
on May 14, 1985 the business public assessment
of $475 are to be cancelled from May 15 to Dec. 31,
1985~ and taxes written off in the amount of $109.26
plus penalty of $2.74~ and rebated in the amount
of $4.74.
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bpplication No. 22 - Olga Dozorsky, Halyna Kondracki and Quadrant
Developments Limitedt E pt lot 22, Con. 11,
since the building on this property was demolished
on May 8t 1985, it is therefore entitled to a
cancellation of building taxes from June 1 to
December 31, 1985, based on the residential
public assessment of $546. and taxes to be
rebated in the amount of $118.61.
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Application No. 23- Larkin Lumber Co. Limited, S PT 11 Pt. E.t Con. 1t
ceased to carryon business at this location on
July 29, 1985, business taxes based on the business
public assessment of $5800, are to be cancelled
from July 29, 1985 to December 31, 1985, and taxes
to be rebated in the amount of $942.08.
Application No. 24- Kwai Wing Chui - Lot 2, Plan 1237, ceased to
carryon business at this location on August 8,
1985, business taxes based on the business
public assessment of $1800, are to be cancelled
from August 8t to December 31, 1985 and taxes
to be written off in the amount of $273.62
plus penalty of $6.84. '-
Business Tax' 1
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Business Tax 2
Business Tax 3
Garbage 1
Alliston Welding & Machine Limited S PT LOT 20, CON.3
Tenant twe 1984 business tax written off $703.65
plus penalty and interest and 1985 business tax
written off $308.20 plus penalty.
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Alliston Welding & Machine Limited S PT LOT 20, CON.3
Tenantthree 1984 business tax written off $71.77
plus penalty and interest and 1985 business tax
$31.54 plus penalty.
Anne Buckindale, PT LOT 6 & 7 Con. 10.
Tenant two lq81 business tax writte~ off $129.03
lq82 business tax written off $143.83, lQ83 business
tax written off $150.q~and_1984 business tax ~ritten
of $168.59 plus all penalty and interest.
7-220 Marilynn Forbes rebate 1985 garbage $13.00
9-384 John Brundage rebate 1985 garbage $26.00
14 On motion of M~Ewen and Halfacre that the foregoing applications as presented and recommended by the
Assessors of SImcoe C t A t Off' f '
. oun y ssessmen Ice, or assessment reductions be~accepted and appropriate
tax adjustments be applied.
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(a) Presented a draft By-law to Adopt Amendment No. 23 to the Oro Township Official Plan
re-designating Part of Lot 10, Concession 10 and a By-law to re-zone Part lot 10,
Concession 10 and to implement Amendment No. 23 to the Official Plan.
15 On motion of McEwen and Halfacre that a By-law to adopt Amendment No. 23 to the Oro Township
Official Plan, re-designating part of Lot 10, Concession 10 be introduced as By-law No. 1409/85
and read a first time.
16 On motion of Halfacre and Drury that By-law No. 1409/85 read a first time, be read a second time.
17 On motion Drury and Johnson that By-law No. 1409/85 read a second time, be read a third time.
18 On motion of Johnson and McEwen that By-law No. 1409/85
engrossed by the Clerk, signed and sealed by the Reeve.
submission as required under the Planning Act.
now read a third time, do pass, be
Planning Administrator to arrange for
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On motion of Halfacre and Drury that a by-law to rezone part of Lot 10, Concession 10, and to
implement Amendment No. 23 to the Official Plan be introduced as By-law No. 1410/85 and read
a first time.
20 On motion of Drury and Johnson that By-law No. 1410/85 read a first time, be read a second time.
21 On motion of Johnson and McEwen that By-law No. 1410/85 read a second time, be read a third time.
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22 On motion of McEwen and Halfacre that By-law No. 1410/85
engrossed by the Clerk, signed and sealed by the Reeve.
for circulation as required under the Planning Act.
now read a third time, do pass, be
Planning Administrator to arrange
Other Business
(a) Letter from Chairman, Tourism Study Steering Committee (City of Barrie) advising of Tourism
Workshop to be held October 9, 1985 at 7:30 p.m. - letter is a request for valuable input.
Directions - That the Secretary of Parks & Recreation Committee attend the Workshop.
(b) Clerk advised that Mr. McArthur, Lot 79, Plan 626 attended at the office with complaint
regarding fill being piled up on Promenade, which appeared as an obstruction.
Clerk's Report was acknowledged as presented.
At this time a resolution was presented by Deputy Reeve with respect to Sports/Recreation as
follows:
23 On motion of McEwen and Drury that the Township of Oro on behalf of its citizens send best
wishes to the Toronto Blue Jays. We are confident that they will win the American League
Championship. The Township of Oro supports the Blue Jays in their World Series Bid. Good
Luck Blue Jays.
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H MEETING OF THE 1983-85 COUNCIL - OCTOBER 2 1985
Deputations at 10:30 a.m. in accordance with Agenda
As requested and scheduled on the Agenda members of the Oro Township Committee of Adjustment
were In attendance:
William Bateman - Chairman, C of A
Howard A. Campbell )
Delno Jermey .)
members of C of A
Also present was Ross Bradley, Chairman of the Township of Oro Planning Advisory Committee
(P. A. C.).
Barry Ward of the reporting staff of the Barrie Examiner was present at the request of William
Bateman.
Councillor Allan Johnson declared a conflict of interest at 10:35 a.m. due to the Committee of
Adjustment Decision B13/85 and B14/85 the proposed matter of discussion.
The Reeve asked Mr. Bateman to make his presentation of his request to attend on behalf of
the Committee of Adjustment.
Mr. Bateman presented copies of the newspaper article that had appeared in an issue of the
Barrie Examiner on September 4, 1985 and referred to the statement of the article which
caused concern to the Committee members and asked if the statement was correct as it appeared.
That the Committee of Adjustment had made an incorrect decision.
- The Reeve responded that documentation had been received from the Planning Consultants which
indicated that Policy of the Official Plan was not clear for interpretation and the Reeve
made reference to possible loophole which had been indicated to him by Planning Staff.
Deputy-Reeve McEwen objected to statement of loophole.
- Reeve again indicated that comments from staff persons when questioned had commented that
Policy could be construed as having a loophole.
- Then asked the Administrator if at a meeting the indication of loophole had been mentioned.
- On being again asked by Mr. Bateman the Reeve agreed he had made the statement that appeared
in the newspaper article and because of the problem in the document he had jointly appealed
the decision of the Committee jointly with Ross Bradley, Chairman of P.A.C. in order to en-
deavour to obtain clarification of interpretation or have the Planning Consultants advise
of amendment to put in place a clear written policy that could be interpreted by all. And
that a notice of motion presented at a Committee of the Whole Meeting could possibly have
provided a means to clear up the problem in the Policy for severance. Then added that the
draft resolution was again to be presented to this meeting today.
Discussion continued at some length with members of Committee of Adjustment and the Chairman
of the Planning Advisory Committee and Council with the following points being raised:
matter of apparent incorrect mapping was raised
land classifications as established by Ministry of Agriculture
- mapping correction should be considered
Question was asked - was the objection and appeal made as individuals or as Reeve and
Planning Advisory committee Chairman.
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Committee of Adjustment member would like an apology in the newspaper.
The Reeve after asking for further questions or comments, and there being none, thanked the
members for coming to the meeting to express their concerns.
Councillor Johnson at this point returned to the meeting.
Motions of Which Notice Had Been Previous
Given
(a) Notice of motion presented at Committee of the Whole Meeting held on September 25, 1985
and circulated to each member of Council.
24 Moved by Councillor Halfacre and seconded by McEwen be it resolved that Ainley & Associates
Alternative No.1, be adopted as the Township of Oro1s Rural Severance Policy, and further
that the Committee of Adjustment and Planning Advisory Committee be so notified.
Held as a Notice of motion
Halfacre spoke to the motion.
Deputy Reeve spoke to the motion - have expressed opInIon that the
the policy - accordance to the policy will not support the motion
that matter go back to P.A.C.
Township made an error in
prepared to move amendment
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Reeve - Ainley & Associates had made several recommendations - Planners have recommended
Alternative No. 1.
Deputy Reeve McEwen spoke further to the matter - no resolution from P.A.C. to Council.
Deputy Reeve moved an amendment of referral seconded by Councillor Drury.
The resolution regarding Ainley & Associates Alternative #1 be returned to P.A.C. for
clarification on "No Rural Severance" Policy and that the problem of mapping be properly
addressed by P.A.C. Further that after that meeting that Council give consideration to
any recommendations forthcoming.
Before the question on motion of referral, Councillor Drury requested a recorded vote.
Upon the question: Reeve Davie Yea
Deputy Reeve Yea
Coun. Drury Yea
Halfacre Yea
Johnson Yea
Meeting was recessed at 11:20 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. by Reeve Davie.
Meeting reconvened at12:35 p.m. with Deputy-Reeve McEwen assuming the chair In the absence
of the Reeve who had a preVIOUS committment to attend to for the afternoon.
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(b) Presented a draft By-law to Re-Zone Part of Lot 2, Range 2, pursuant to Section 34 of
the Planning Act 1983, from the "HII Holding Zone to IICR" Country Residential Zone. As
prepared by Skelton, Brumwell & Associates Ltd. for Audubon Estates Subdivision. Letter
requests a set-back reduction, which has been included in By-law. Staff Report by
Planning Administrator.
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OCTOBER 2 1985
The following letters were presented as written comments from Jack VanNiekirk and Bob & Linda
Lord, which were received prior to required date following the Public Meeting held on September
11, 1985 for the Audubon Estates Development Draft proposed plan.
25 On motion of Halfacre and Drury that a By-law to adopt Amendment No. 24 to the Oro Township
Official Plan, re-designating part of Lot 2, Range 2 be introduced as By-law No. 1411/85 and
read a first time.
26 On motion of Drury and Johnson that By-law No. 1411/85 read a first time, be read a second time.
27 On motion of Johnson and Halfacre that By-law No. 1411/85 read a second time, be read a third
time.
28 On motion of Halfacre and Drury that By-law No. 1411/85 now read a third time, do pass, be en-
grossed by the Clerk, signed and sealed by the Reeve. Planning Administrator to arrange for
submission as required under the Planning Act.
29 On motion of Johnson and Drury that a by-law to rezone part of Lot 2, Range 2, and to implement
Official Plan Amendment No. 24 be introduced as By-law No. 1412/85 and read a first time.
30 On motion of Drury and Halfacre that By-law No. 1412/85 read a first time, be read a second
time.
31 On motion of Halfacre and Johnson that By-law No. 1412/85 read a second time be read a third
time.
32 On motion of Johnson and Halfacre that By-law No. 1412/85 now read a third time, do pass, be
engrossed by the Clerk, signed and sealed by the Reeve. Planning Administrator to arrange
for circulation as required under the Planning Act.
The Road Supt., Fred Haughton, was present at 12:55 p.m. for the opening of tenders for
Contracts 85-09 & 85-10 and to present some further reports on road matters and items
requested by Council.
Clerk advised that as directed the advertisement for tenders for Contract 85-09 and 85-10
were placed in the Barrie Examiner and Orillia Packet & Times on September 20th & 25th,
1985 and as result tenders were received as follows:
Contract 85-09 Winter Sand
Cliff Varcoe Limited Item 1 5500 tonne @ 2.65 $ 14,575.00
P.O. Box 594 Item 3 1000 tonne @ 3.00 3,000.00
Barrie, Ontario Item 4 400.00
L4M 4V1 $ 17,975.00
G. H . Stewart Construction Item 1 5500 tonne @ 4.35 $ 23,925.00
R. R .#3 Item 3 1000 tonne @ 3.80 3,800.00
Orillia, Ontario Item 4 100.00
$ 27,825.00
Pg. 217
H OF THE 1983-85 COUNCIL - OCTOBER 2 1985
. Oro Sand & Stone Item 1 5500 tonne @ 2.80 $ 15,400.00
P.O. Box 99 Item 3 100 tonne @ 2.80 2,800.00
Orillia, Ontario Item 4 250.00
L3V 6H9 $ 18,450.00
33 On motion of Johnson and Drury that:
The low tender of Cliff Varcoe Limited for 1985-86 Winter Sand/Salt stockpiling, be accepted to
the amount of $17,975.00 according to tender specifications for Contract 85-09.
Contract 85-10 - Snow Removal Equipment 1985-86 Season
Route B
$55.00 per hour while operating
50.00 per day standby
55.00 per hour
50.00 per day
Morris Shelswell
R.R.#l
Hawkestone, Onto
LOL 1TO
Route A
34 Moved by Drury seconded by Halfacre that the tender of Morris Shelswell for Route A and Route B
be accepted pending Road Supt. perusal, according to tender specifications at the rate of $55.00
per hour and $50.00 per day stand-by time.
Road Supt. advised that he had received a quotation from Jim Kenny for Route I1CI1 for an hourly
rate of $35.00 from 1985-86 season and rate of $37.50 quoted for 1986-87 season.
35 On motion of Johnson and Halfacre that Jim Kenny's quotation be accepted for snowplowing Route
C 1985-86 snowplow season.
.
Presented letter from The Ontario Traffic Conference advising of Seminar on "Construction
Work Safety Zone" to be held on Friday, November 8, 1985 (9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.) at the Holiday
Inn Barrie, along with registration form for same. Road Supt. requests permission for himself
and Working Foreman to attend. Registration fee $35.00 per person. Also attached programme for
the Seminar.
36 On motion of Johnson and Drury that the Road Supt. and Working Foreman be authorized to attend
and Registration Forms for same be completed.
Item #1 - Problem of drainage at Lot 23 Plan 728, and damage to property of J. Pearcey property
by the recent rain storm.
Road Supt. reiterated the comments in his report after viewing the site and that he had advised
Mr. Pearcey that some remedial work would be programmed within the next few weeks.
Item #2 - Agricultural Society request
Council.
referred to his report as presented to each member of
Item #3 - Alternatives for alternate route from Police Village as shown by diagram and map
suggestions for same material presented to Council for the meeting.
37 On motion of Drury and Halfacre that the suggested proposals for alternate routes from and to
Hawkestone Police Village be received and referred to 1986-88 Council.
.
Pg. 218
EIGHTEENTH MEETING OF THE 1983-85 COUNCIL - OCTOBER 2, 1985
.
Motions & Notice of Motions
38 On motion of Halfacre and Drury that the Clerk correspond with the County of Simcoe to endorse
the formation of an Ad-Hoc Committee to investigate the feasability of a County wide fire dispatch
system and further that the Committee keep the Township of Oro advised of their progress.
39 On motion of Halfacre and Drury that the photograph picture of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince
Phillip as presented by Allan K. McLean, M.P.P. Simcoe East be received and an approriate frame
be obtained for same.
40 On motion of Drury and Johnson that the Committee of the Whole Meeting scheduled for November
13, 1985 be cancelled.
Confirmation aw
410n motion of Drury and Halfacre that a By-law to confirm the proceedings of this meeting of
Council held on October 2, 1985 and recommendations contained in the report of the Committee
of the Whole meeting held on September 25, 1985, be introduced, as the draft by-law having
been circulated and numbered as By-law No. 1413/85 and read a first time.
42 On motion of Johnson and Halfacre that By-law No. 1413/85, read a first and second time be
read a third time.
43 On motion of Drury and Johnson that By-law No. 1413/85 now read a third time, do pass, be
engrossed by the Clerk, signed and sealed by the Reeve.
.
Adjournment
44 On motion of Drury and Johnson that Council adjourn at 2:30 p.m. and meet agaIn at the call
of the Reeve.
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