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f between detrax d l uaalted hereinafter called delrex of the first part and the corporation of km town of hereinafter called georgetown of the second part whereas the parties hereto have heretofore executed those two certain agreements bearing date the 27th day of september 1934 and the 3rd day of february 1955 respecting the development of certain lands in the town of georgetown in the county of hal ton which said lands are referred to in the said two agreements as respectively the delrex lands and the additional lands and whereas the said two agreements still continue in full force and effect and unamended and whereas delrex has now applied to georgetown for the re lease of the following lands for residential development that is to lots 1 to 474 inclusive accord in to registered plan 667 lots 90 to 100 inclusive accord ing to registered plan 720 and lots 192 to 201 inclusive accor ding to registered plan 720 all of which said lots are herein ter collective referred to as jfae 495 new lots which said 495 new lots do not lie within the limits of the lands hitherto known as the henrv craig reid farm as more particularly referred to in numbered clause 5 of the said agreement bearing date the 27th daj of september 1954 and whereas at the date hereof the ratio of the assessment values of all residential lands ly ing within the municipal limits of the town of georgetown as ag ainst the combined assessment val ues of the industrial and commer cial lands lying within the said municipal limits is not such as to obligate georgetown and grant the abote recited release of the 495 new lots pursuant to the prov lstons of numbered clause 6 ol the said agreement bearing date the 27th day uf september 1954 a1sd whereas georgetown has agreed to grant such release upon the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth now thereforfc this ag reement witnesseth that m consideration of the premise and of the covenants and agree ments hereinafter set forth the parties hereto do covenant and agree s follows 1 the two above recited agree ments beanng date the 27th da of september 1954 and the 3rd day of februar 1955 shall in all respects continue in full force and effect and unamended and this further agreement shall not be registered on the title to an of the lands referred to herein nor shall an notice or an reference to this agreement or an part thereof be so registered 2 georgetown wall release and does hereb release forthwith for residential dev elopment the 495 ntu lotsatoe referred to 3 delrex will forthwith upon the execution hereof deliver to the clerk of georgetown a good and sufficient conveyance of block d according to said plan 667 which said conveancc shall be executed in favour of georgetown public school board as grantei and which said block d shall consti tute a public school site as contem plated bj numbered clause 4 of the said agreement bearing date the 27th daj of september 1954 4 to the intent that the phrtse new industrial and commercial assessment shall for the purposes of this clause be construed to mean the total of all assessment values added to georgetown s as sessment rolls subsequent to the 14th day of april 1958 in respect of all industrial and commercial properties located within the urn ks of the delrex lands as refer red to in the above recited agree ment bearing date the 27th day of september ibm and of the addl uonal lands as referred to in the above recited agreement bearing date the 3rd day of february 1955 and to the further intent that the phrase new residential ass essment shall for the purposes of this clause be construed to mean the total of all assessment values added to georgetown s as sessment rolls subsequent to the 14th day of april 1958 in respect of all residential properties loca ted within the limits of the 495 new lots above referred to delrex will pay to georgetown he under mentlpned amounts at the under mentioned dates that i to say a on or before the 31st day of january 1959 the amount by which two4hrds of the total amount of the municipal taxes levied by georgetown in the cal endar year 1958 in respect of new residential assessment shall exceed the total amount of the municipal taxes levied by geor getown in the calendar year 1958 iq respect of new industrial and commercial assessment and b on or before the 31st day of january i960 the amount b which two- thirds 6 the total amount of the municipal taxes levied by georgetown in the cal endar year 1959 in respect of new residential assessment shall exceed the total amount of the municipal taxes levied by geor getown in the calendar year 1959 in respect of new- industrial and commercial assessment and c on or before the 31st day of january 1961 the amount by which twothirds of the total am ount of the municipal taxes levied b georgetown in the calendar jear 1960 in risptct of ntw resi dential assessment shall txcet 1 the total amount of the municipal taxts levitd bv ttortttown in tht calendar jear 1960 in respect of ntw industrial jnd conimircul a scssmtnt in witness hi- rrol- tht par lies hento havt caused to be af fixed hereto their respective cor poratc stals dulv attested bv the hands of their re peittve pi ope r officers in that behalf delrex developments limited the corporation of tht town of georgetown local guide nears gold cord award at a recent meeting of the 1st georgetown guide company car ole lane daughter of mr and airs robert lane george street was presented with her all round cord by district commis sioner mrs norman marchment at the same time carole was pre sented with a number of proflci oncy badges man parents of the guides were present and enjoyed refresh ments prepared by the following guides passing their hostess badge carol boudrcau pat sykes jean ann inghs joanne duncan christine matthews carole is now in the last stage of attaining the highest guide award the gold cord hamilton construction 66 prince charles drive tr 73480 homes garages concrete work industrial requirements renovations building supplies every building need kentners fuel kids our oil is used all oveetowm fc2 smiti i tells jones av4d jomes tells eeown it thrlftylfa aeial bwy bbocut today v avtoooal what coundl did continued from page 1 did hf orr guarantee you what mr heslop did when the orr subdivision was started asked joe frank victoria sl i think hes taking a poor attitude towards mr heslop william copeland arietta st mid he was speaking for friends on his street in asking that a de cision not be rushed citizens should have an opportunity to elate their wishes he said another new resident w r rus ell 30 swing sl said that in the jast few years there has been a contraction of industrial expan sion and that this should be con sidered by council la making a decision t hope this isnt going to de generate into a slanging session said ian cass 46 hewson cres mr cass thinks public opinion is against rushing a decision rather than against the proposal itself r s perry 6 shelley sl said nouses are bejng built behind his home and that if these are allow ed to be built why should the delrex houses be stopped if more houses mean more taxes why should anyone be al lowed to build he queried keith barber 9 king st r said there are many ratepayers like himself who don t know all the facts and would like the mat tcr placed before them so an opin ion can be formed he believes there are things council arent fure of either and said council is morally obligated to voters not to finalize the plan until more in formation has been provided the public another former councillor thomas l lons 51 edith street said if he were still in council he would take no stand but leave it tothc ratepayers to decide last spectator to speak was bruce peterson 19 mclntrc crcsc who said houses of lower standard had been erected in an r3 area jnd that while semidetached houses are attractive they do not conform with what is supposed to be there as council began their debate major armstrong said it is fine o sit nun r it j r in cr cd in town affairs and that it is a pitj more people do not attend dt her meetings where there might not be so major an issue but there is alwajs business of public lm portance council meetings are alwavs open and no ratepacr should say he isn t acquainted with a public matt i r if he attends meetings he said in twelvi cars on council i vc i never turned down anone in person or on the phone who wants to discuss town business the ma or said reminding people also that they arc welcome to come to council meetings and express their views whatever the outcome of the question might be the mayor said eight councillors would be v tinf to the best of their abilit and that this is how democracy works council discussion started when a motion was made by crs hyde and harrison that the by law not be read until it was placed before ratepayers for a vote no re corded vote was asked and the motion was lost when only cr llliott joined the movers m vot jng for it itecm sargent said he favours j iv ing the public all the informa t on they want and if people study thi facts he is sure they will sup p rt ihi delrex proposal if a vok were taken he wondered if people u luld take the intcrtst to study jii the facts if they didn t it w uld be an uninformed vote he fiartd cr harrison said a delay had bcin asked last week to get pro fessional advise and he had call ed town solicitor george hewson earlier in the week but could not reach him and talked to his as sociate mr ord who answered his questions briefly and said he would have mr hewson get in touch with him but he had never heard back the solicitor is here tonight and td like to know if everyone on council is entitled to his ser vices or just how it works cr harrison said i m here representing the peo ple whether they voted for me or not he continued and my know ledge isn t big enough to make a decision for them i want to hand it to the people to voice their opinion and surely a majority vote by 7 000 residents will give f i r i i f h it th want lr hyde said he agrees with the rxevt about giving the people facts only he wants to give them facts before a thing is done not after the reeve here interjected that cr hyde had misinterpreted ills rcftiai k 3 cr mcgiivray said he could sec no point in moving for a ratepa it vott whin 7a of ih s pr ent had indicated they didn t know what the question is all about such a vote would mean nothing he said cr harrison said his main ob jection is to the type of bouses planned and the quaidty i feel the public knew last december that this was caning it was discussed at nomination meet ing said cr syket- tve been placed here to use my judgment and if i turned this back to the people i might as well resign cr hyde argued that the pres ent proposal does not go back to last june as the june one was turned down three weeks ago plebiscites are allowed in munici pal law so people can voice opin ion he said and are not at unusual cr gunn said that in view of apprehension expressed by a good many ratepayers present it would be only fair to present facts to the public as fully as possible following the vote on the hyde- harrison motion there was a de ference of opinion between cr hyde and the mayor about a motion wfclch the councillor wish ed to make which would stop third reading of the bylaw that night the mayor said any such motion would be a negative one and said that opponents could get their point across only if motion for third reading was presented by voting against ll if there was no motion there would be no third reading and the matter would solve itself he said cr hyde said that he has legal opinion other than the town so licitors that a court order can be asked from a judge to quash the bylaw if third reading is op posed by onethird of the council i the solicitor referred to advised mr hyde that such an application j would have a good chance of sue- cess but that in any event the by faw could not go into effect until a decision was made by a judge if one third of tht council ii against third reading then we shouldn t havt it money by laws cant rtce vt three rtj i nts n one night and 1 m asking the same for this cr hde continued a motion was made at this stage by skes and sargent calling for two readings of the by law which pjsm on a recorded vote with hyde harrison and flliott voting ataintt it cr gray who had also voted against the proposal last week vot td in favour of the b law reading this time although not indicating what his final decision might be after a speech in which he re- n w d statements he had made a utek ago the future can be limited or hr adent lb i ut h ai i this is a long term investment and th uh int run 1 it f t mijht not be high the town may benefit by a wisely guided pro gram of expansion cr cray said he had opposed the plan last mondav because the ratio i t far apiil l it if hill ing is cut oil entirely he fears wh it mitht happen if delrex is allowed to proceed georgetown milht tunc al kinds of industry within three ears he thinks he remit ded council that expansion i alwas brings problems and that the town had to spend 300 000 for a water extension because of other libel i isions like sunbeim park v te w swanek and ci overdo le reeve sargent said he would not endorse a third reading at the meeting because he wants to hac the public in possession of all the information they want we have an off balance town now experts tell us and if we are no more successful in getting industry three years from now our balance is going to be 9010 oajly tinstone deluxe champion tubeless tires in safety uowoui none non rmctum moor quiutt itormng usui stiitinc 1 in pleasure uoullf raooi itlotmanct quiii ortttnon greath ml round comiotl fini rntnci in economy 10w initu1 c0s1 fewtr repair costs greater tread mlteage ilfl 10nger retread 0f mlteage available at harley motors 31 john s til 73591 satdj hyde this would be a terftnc hardship on taxpayers and present industries we have to go ahead certain ly he said but we have to go ahead sensibly cr harrison said if there were going to be 800 houses on the scale of mr heolops own he would be all in favour but he cannot favour the type of hous ing proposed on such a large scale j i think td be selling the town down the river if i voted for this he remarked in my years on council there have been many controversial matters and judgment shouldnt be clouded by personal issues said cr mcgiivray a town must have progress or stagnation he said and the town will best be served by allowing progress all subdivisions have cost the town money and delrex has put in their own services which is quite an advantage he said the decision is not a hasty one for delrex asked 500 semi detached houses last june he continued as for a tax rise bread cloth ing and everything else is going up so why shouldn t taxes he queried though stating that this wouldn t be fhe case this year as he hoped as finance chairman to propose a 2 mill reduction for 1958 i think the ratepayers know more than we give them credit for- said cr elliott if ratepay crs don t agree with this decision is there anything they can do other than submit a petition or ote us out of office next decem- bcr cr sykes spoke at some length as the debate ended we ve had ample time to look this over and i haven t yet heard monc say it isn t a good financial agreement he said the delrex firm has been here for three years and has brought sykes tool garnet building pro ducts and alrcx contracting- he said aside from this varian associates has been the only in dustn to locate here in 25 years and the town has had a couple leave georgetown has been for tunate in having the papcrmtlls and smith stone when indus trial life in a town la reckoned at ten rears according to statistics he continued industry will come and go when it wants to and we havent much control over that he said the delrex proposal is sensible he said jmd he feels it essential the development continue and everyone start boosting george town mr orr says it costs 100 to educate a child so with my four i guess im not paying my way but you cant segregate people that way he said or sykes said be was aorry to say that he believes some of the anudelrex feeling is caused by a certain resentment against a per son who has a lot of money and that people are speakjngv perhaps without thinking against then- town he reminded those present that industrial location sometimes depends on statements made by private dtitens and that adverse talk about town finances is not good particularly when it is not correct for georgetown has a lower tax rate than most of its neighbours directory dr j bum milne bental surgeon xbay mill street tr 72871 dc john r kerby practice op dentistry xray triangle 73841 main street georgetown am nielsen dc ma doctor of chiropractic aaol motwopchiy 43rd year of practice 24 pm closed thursday lad attendant 164 guelph 31 georgetown triangle 73s13 dr jc w mccauley dentist 6 main street north tr 74641 if dancing at club midtown every friday jcattiu ou harper method oimcfc f yu i i 13 ma n l snrth to rrinwri ont trlrphonr far appmnimfnl thumlr 1i hows your iq todays insurance problems answered question a car is stolen and wrecked the insurance com pan makes reimburse ment to the owner who then is responsible to pro secute the guillj parv answer the insurance com pany will usuall commence the action but the owner must cooperate contributed in th inrrst of sound insurance by john r barker james p evans john t armstrong s m faibish ro optomftrist mcnamara jewellers georgetown w h cm professional engineer j ontario land surveyor georgetown ontario res 81 prince charles dr office guelph sl telephone tr 73300 w h biggs i and ra1ph davtes accredited pi c accountants 122 guelph st georgetown tr 73351 office hours 9 am to 5 pan mondajs to fridays for expert eye care consult o t walker 3 main st north brampton over abells drug store gl 14474 res gl 16243 hours 9 a m to 6 pm daily evenings by appointment georgetown animal clinic c w soyers d vjul 106 guelph street opposite armstrongs garage tr 7 2741 frank petcfa licensed auctioneer prompt service po box 413 tr 7 2864 georgetown robt r hamilton rd eyes examined oculists prescriptions filled monuments pollock campbell designs on request inspect our work in greenwood cemetery phone 2048 62 water street north galt prevent chimney fires use fire chief chemical chimney cleaners to eliminate soot and scale from jour stoves and pipes the smaller the flame the mone soot and carbon for use in oil coal and wood fired units for sale at halton coop tafr mis tom van sickler b a barrister solicitor a notary i 36 ma n st s tr 1331 idr william bid i j maunce mandenoo ba barrister solicitor and notary public tr 7s4 office hill st georgetown lever hoskin charterad accowitawta 51 main n brampton glendale 14824 44 victoria sl toronto pbone em 49131 walter h pope cpa acis cartiftod public accountant licansad municipal auditor 39 main st south tr 74821 after hours tr 74979 dale bennett and latimer leror dale qc 19141956 sybil bennett qc 19301966 douglas v latimer ba triangle 73381 mill st georgetown hewson ord helson barristers and solicitors 39 main sl south beside knox church 120 guelpb st hunter bldg no 7 hwy george c hewson john d ord frederick a helson tr 72246 tr 79781 earl g black b comm bja oa charrd accountant 182 main st milton ont trianalo 8s562 tf robert w fletcher licamed bailiff prompt repo vaita 71314 r r 1 bronto nkvijale stollerco ouuia anil auintor oxting to increased business in georgetown area the george town office will be regularly open tuesday wednesday thurs frl iff cm tn1 pan norton bldo s mens s m til y711 for i