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>a oa A Ae PORT PERRY COUNCIL NEWS Minutes of a regular meeting of Council of the Village of Port Perry held in the Munici- pal Office on Tuesday, Septem- ber 28th. APPOINTMENT to Planning Board--"That in order to com- ply with the Planning Act and to bring the number of mem- bers of the Planning Board up to six, Mr. Roy C. Honey is hereby appointed to the Port Perry Planning Board for the following period: for the balance of 1965, 1966, 1967." ° MEMO -- Garbage Contract was dated November 5, 1963 (for two years). RESOLUTION re Garbage contract for the Village of Port Perry for a two-year period commencing + Nov, 1st, lowest or any tender not meces- sarily accepted. MR. 'R. E. SIMS re well for Village of Port Perry water supply. "This letter will serve to con- firm our telephone conversa- tion of Tuesday, Sept. 21, 1965, concerning an extension of your Municipal water supply facilities. It is my understand- ing that your Council is desir- ous of providing a supplemen- tary water supply in conjunc- tion with the system originally installed in 1955 and 1956. Our Firm would be most pleased to serve as your Con- sultants for this work and at- | tend a meeting of Council on 1966, »| cussing your | requirements in further detail. May I take this opportunity of thanking you for providing us with the privilege to serve as your Consultants." Mr. R. E. Sims and Mr. Orval Chisholm of Totten, Sims & Associates Ltd. appeared before Council, as arrangd, re drilling of an additional well as a sup- plementary water supply. After discussing the matter, with the understanding that this project is under the super- vision of the O.W.R.C., the fol- lowing resolutions were passed: Resolution--"That this Coun- cil recommends to O.W.R.C. that the firm of Totten and Sims be appointed as Consult- Sept. 28 for the purpose of dis-!ing Engineers for the develop- 1740107 ¢ DEPARTMENT SYN) AD Styled exclusively by IRVING POSLUNS Smart New Looks that go steady with winter I Commission consider struction of the entire sewage | PORT PERRY STAR October 7, Thurs., 1965 -- 3 ment of Soir water supply for the Village of Port Perry". RESOLUTION--"That Coun- cil requests O.W.R.C. consider preliminary application for test drilling and subsequently a se- cond application for develop- | ment of a water supply." | PASSING ACCQUNTS--- Resolution -- Moved by I, W. Parkinson, seconded by R. A. Kenny 'That the following state ment of accounts be hereby au- | thorized for payment: Gen. Dept. ............ $411.71 Street Maint. ............ 5.41 Property & Parks .... 114.72 Truck & Tractor ...... 1056.21 Welfare Dept. ............ 77.38 Waterworks Dept. .... 882.97 Carried. $1,697.36 LETTER from the O.W.R.C. dated Sept. 21, 1965 re Village of Port Prry proposed Sewage Works Programme. "Under date of June 28, you relayed to this Comimssion a copy of a resolution of your Council requesting that the the con- | works project in the Village and that the associated costs be re-' covered by the sale of service. In a statement of Prime Min- ister Robarts that was made on August 6, 1965, this Commis- sion was given the authority to extend its present activities in the provision of water supply & sewage works facilities throughout the Province. Our | terms of reference now permit greater assistance to munici- palities where problems of pro- viding service are encountered due to financial limitations. In this respect, the enclosed infor- mation is being forwarded to you regarding this new policy. The application includes a brief introductory statement regard- ing this policy and form which should be completed and re- turned to the Commission if Council considers that this type of project will prove advanta- geous. A Resolution of your Council should be passed and returned to the commission together with the completed questionnaire. A suggested form of resolution is provided for your guidance in this matter. Many details of the program- me are still in the development stage. However, upon receipt of this information, we will be able to assess your particular circumstances more fully." ~Qustionnaire--and--resolutiom---------------- i to be completed. The Clerk was instructed to complete the questionnaire, as requested, and the following re- solution was passed: RESLUTION--Moved by R. A. Kenny, seconded by Bruce F. 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