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AHIR ALN) er Re REAL LR LES UNE Ss AER SLA A 2--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 21st, 1063 wT UE Ge TE DG a BROOKLIN NEWS For Coming Events -- News Articles -- Advertising -- Church Activities a "1 Obs Y -- -- -- -- -- . that he make application to the Com- Township of Whithy Planning Board Meeting A Regular Meeting of the Planning Board of the Township of Whitby was held in the Municipal Office, Brook- lin on Thursday, February 28th, 1963 at 8 p.m. with the following persons present. Chairman Geo. E. Lofthouse, Members Thos. Wilson, Wm. G. Man- ning, John Batty, John Goodwin, Don Riberts and A. Omand. On motion the minutes of Meeting No. #1 were adopted as printed and distributed. Carried. Mrs. Rilda Ross was in attendance in support of application for division of land. Parcel to be separated, con- taining present residence, having a frontage of 280 ft. by depth of 200 ft. from main acreage of Lot 24, Con- cession 6. ' It was moved that consent be grant- Carried. Mr. Norman Bird was present and requested the Board's permission to divide Lot 28, Concession 6 in 2 par- Mr. Bird explained that this parcel of land was purchased as three building lots having 75 ft. frontage, which was the requirements at that] time. The Board advised Mr. Bird that the By-law now requires 160 ft. frontage in Agricultural Zone, therefore could not grant his request, but suggested ed as requested. cels. mittee of Adjustment for their con-| sideration. Mr. D. W. Wilson and Mr. Banfield of Wilson, Banfield and Ridgley were in attendance re Lot 19, Con. 2. Mr. Wilson explained that permis- sion had been granted to register six- lots on Garrard and Manning Roads, conditional to construction of their portion of Hazelwood Drive and | as they planned paving and putting in storm sewers they felt that the lots | on Hazelwood Drive would be more marketable than the Garrard area and asked the Board's permission to regis- | ter lots on lazelwood Drive rather: than Garrard & Manning Roads as! previously agreed upon. I Following considerable discussion it | was moved that this Board recom- mends draft approval of approximate- | ly 27 lots on both sides of Hazelwood, | teen providing that a block of 66 ft. for road allowance be provided at the N. W. Corner, commencing on the west side of Hazelwood Drive as shown on Plan M-35 of December 22nd, 1962 re part of Lot 19, Con. 2, and that 5% of the lots be deeded to the Township for public purposes. Carried. \ CORRESPONDENCE 1. Letter of Feb. 13th, 1963 from Municipal Planning Consultants ad- vising that they had prepared their report "Planning Report, Corridor Area, Township of Whitby" and had delivered twenty-six copies to the Township Office and four copies to R. E. Dale of Cobban, Woolley and Dale as per our instructions. It was agreed that this correspon- dence be received and filed. 2. From Municipal Planning Con- sultants Co. Ltd. (1) Invoice #708 re "Planning Report, Corridor Area" amount $5,336.22. (2) Invoice #709 for consultations in connection with Humberforth rezoning, amt. $211.90. IFollowing discussion it was moved that a copy of invoice #708 be for- warded to Cobban, Woolley and Dale, together with covering letter. Carried. 3. Letter of Feb. 18th, 1963 from Mr. D. W. Wilson covered under in- terviews. 4. From Mr. Donald McLaren and Mr. Van Luling, application for divi- sion of land re Lot 28, Concesslon 7. Parcel to be separated having front- age of 246 ft. by depth of 660 ft., from main holding of 396 ft. frontage by depth of 660 ft. 7. From "Mr. Russell Bryant, ap- plication for division of land re Lot 27, Concession 3. Parcel to be se- parated having frontage of 264 ft. "with depth of 660 ft. from main hold- ing having frontage of 462 ft. by depth of 860 ft. Items 4 and 7 of correspondence both being requests for separation in Agricultural Zone were discussed at length. It was felt by some of the Board members that a policy should be set up to govern application for separations in Agricultural Zones. It was moved that Items 4 & 7 be deferred for further consideration. Carried. 5. Request from Secretary for au- thorization to pay for Planning Board Dinner Meeting held February 14th, 1063. Amount $33.90. This meeting wa- attended by Members of Plan- ning Board, Council and Committee of Adjustment, with Mr. A. Holmes re- presentative of the Official Plans See- tion of the Department of Municipal Affairs who gave a most interesting and informative address on this phase of Planning, which was followed by a question and answer period. It was moved that account be paid. Carried. : 6. From the Twp. of Whitby, Notice of Appointment for Hearing By-law No. 1867 -- Wednesday, March 27th, 1963 at 10 a.m. 8. From Mrs. Rilda Ross, applica- tion for division of land re Lot 24 Con. 6. This Item covered under In- terviews. 9. From Mr. Bruce V. Mackey, So- licitor re: Albert Hannam, requesting separation of a parcel 756 ft. by 200 ft. upan which his son has erected a dwelling (1958-1959) in Lot 22, Con- cesslon 4. It was moved that as Lot does not conform to by-law, consent be refused but if size of parcel increased to com- ply with by-law consideration would be given. Carried. 10. From Manning F. Swartz and Ronald L. Swartz, Barristers, re Part of Lot 20, Concession 4, enclosing daft deeds from Albert Yakely to (a) Twp. of Whitby and (b) The Director, Veteran's Land Act, and requesting the deed to the Director be approved by the Planning Board. Following discussion it was agreed | that this matter be referred to Mr. | Sims, County Engineer for his opin-! | ion. | Meeting adjourned 12.10, | SPECIAL MEETING--Mar. 4th, 1965 | A Special Meeting of the Planning Board of the Township of Whitby was held in the Council Chambers, Brook- lin on Monday, March 4th, 1963 to] consider the Planning Report of the | Corridor Area of the Twp. of Whitby | prepared by Municipal Planning Con-: sultants Co. Ltd. | The meeting convened at 8.16 p.m. with Chairman Geo. L. Lofthouse and! Planning Board Members Wm. Man. ning, A. Omand, J. Batty, J. Goodwin, T. Wilson and D. present, Also present by invitation were Coun. cil Members Deputy Reeve J. Dryden and Councillor F. Sturch with Coun. cillor F. Thompson absent. As well Mr. R. Dale, representing Humber- forth Investments and Messrs. Wm. Ferguson and Derek Little of Muni- cipal Planning Consultants Co. Ltd, and Murray Robinson, Secretary of the Planning Board were present. Mr. D. Little with some assistance from Mr. Wm, Ferguson explained the report and showed how some of loberts the findings had been reached. A question period followed and Mr. Little in answering the questions brought out other points in connection with the report. Chairman Lofthouse expressed his appreciation to Mr. Little for the comprehensive report. Moved that we defer decision on this report until a special meeting to be held at the call of the chair, at which time a site plan will be avail- able. Carried. } On Motion the meeting adjourned at 12.15. Carried. Brooklin Water Committee Meeting MARCH 7th, 1968 A Meeting of the Water Committee of the Brooklin Water Area was held in the Council Chambers, Brooklin on Thursday, March 7th, 1963 at 1 p.m. with the following present: Chair- man Dr. J. H. McKinney, Members Wm. Manning, Don Roberts, Geo. Vick and John Dryden. Also present were Messrs. A. Clark, C. W. Perry and T. Armstrong from the Operations Branch of O.W.R.C. On Motion the minutes of the pre. vious meeting held on Jan. 24th last were adopted as printed. Carried. A letter from the Department of Finance was read. This approved the payment of $260.30 as payment in full of the water frontage charges of $262.86 for the present Brooklin Post Office. ' Moved that this letter be filed and the payment accepted and sent to the O.W.R.C. as a capital payment upon the receipt of the same. Carried. A financial report to the Water Committee was received and accepted. This report was as follows: CR. Balance as per last PEPOTL ununsiimnssmsmmiiranes $3,397.87 Less 0/8 Cheque: Twp. of Whitby Re Pumphouse .. 125.00 3,272.37 Water Accounts--Collec- tions for Feb. 1963 ........ 2,182.00 --_-- $5,464.37 Jan. & Feb. cheques: Tripp Construction--final payment ........ $2,324.16 N.S.F. Cheque recovered in above coll. 7.60 CR. Balance as per Bank ---- Stat. Feb. 28, 1963 ........ $3,122.72 Water Accounts--Coll. to Mar. 6, 1963 .............. 49.86 $3,172.67 Outstanding Accts. total Less overpay..... $136.00 Sundry acounts were presented to the Water Committee as follows: 1. Metro Utility Services F302 ives crises itiiaisess $ 345.00 2. T. Russell Assoc. Ltd..... 2465.88 3. Canadian Johns- Mansville Co. Ltd......... 177.92 4. 0.W.R.C.--Quarterly bill--Mar. 16/63 .......... 402.95 5. W. B. Bennett--Elec. Welder Rental .............. 15.00 $1,186.75 6. Also Canadian Johns- Manville Co. Ltd. paid by General Account Cheque #2161 .............. 31.40 $1,218.16 Moved that these accounts totalling $1,218.15 be approved for payment. Carried. Two statements from O.W.R.C, showed estimated amounts due O.W, R.C. for 1963 -- The first statement showed a total of $13,914 and an esti- mated revised statement showed a total of $11,809. There was some doubt as to the correct amount and the O.W.R.C. representatives agreed to have the accounts section check these statements and advise as to the final amount. | Mr. Perry advised the Committee "that the water tank should be painted | as soon as possible at an" estimated | cost of $5,000.00. A suggested col- | our--aluminized blue was accepted by Hold on to your bucket seats-now COMET has a Mercury V- --164 horses' worth. Now you'll really wonder what the big ones have that Comet hasn't! Want more thrills? Team up this V-8 with Comet"s 4-speed floor-mounted stick shift. 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Moved that a letter be sent to Mr. Simpson thanking him for his offer. Carried. On motion meeting adjourned at 3.30 p.m. Carried. [El Ta Te Teed - Anglican Notes By Mary Becker The members of the Young Peoples' Group are reminded of their tobog- ganing party, to be held on Sunday afternoon, March 24, weather per- mitting. The group will meet at the church at 2.30 p.m. Events next week will include the Teenagers' Lenten service and break- fast on Tuesday morning at 7.30; the Men's Bible Study Group on Tuesday evening at 8 p.m.; Holy Communion at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, and the Wo- men's Prayer and Bible Study Group on Thursday morning at 10.30 in the parish hall. Rev. Earl Gerber gave an interest. ing talk and showed slides of his work in the Arctic Mission of Fort Harrison at an Evensong and Fire- side last Sunday night. Those present had an enjoyable and informative evening, but the attendance was poor. We hope this situation will improve when the second Lenten parish even. ing is held on March 31st. At that time Evensong will be followed by a discussion on "The parish at Home" led by Rev. David Jones of the Dio- cesan Centre, Aurora. The ladies of the Women's Auxiliary will serve re- freshments. The next meeting of the Evening Guild will be on April 1st at 8.16 p.m. A Rummage Sale will be held on Saturday, April 27th in the Parish Hall. There has been much sickness in the parish as many homes have been visited by influenza recently. We hope that recovery will come as winter departs. THE HOTTEST IDEA IN HOME HEATING! Now Esso pays for all the service-you pay for just the oil! * Now Esso pays for annual burner and furnace conditioning... * Now Esso pays for mid-season check of your heating equipment... * Now Esso pays for emergency service any time... 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