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for THE following are exempt from any charge or charges imposed under this byâ€"law:â€" (1) Every building on land exempt from taxation under any general or special Act; (2) Every building on land in respect of which an agreeâ€" ment has been entered into with the municipality under Section 28 of The Planning Act or any predecessor thereof ; (3) Every building or any land. in respect of which a conâ€" tribution to provide sanitary or storm sewers or water supply facilities has been made within the ten years previous to the application for a building permit. to the extent of the contribution so made; (4) Every residential building having not more than two dwelling units; (5) Every building, other than a residential building, with an inside floor area of not more than 3,000 square feet. READ A_FIRST TIME this 13th day of March, 1967. READ A SECOND TIME this 24th day of April, 1967. (a) the name of the owner; (b) description of the land on which the building is erected or enlarged; _ and (c) the amount of the charge imposed under Secâ€" tion 3; (4) The charge imposed by this byâ€"law is a lien upon the land on which the building is erected and shall be collected by the Borough Treasurer in the same manner and with the same remedies as provided by The Assessment Act for the collection of real property taxes. . (1) All charges imposed under this byâ€"law shall be caleuâ€" lated by the Commissioner of Buildings of the Corporation at the time of issuance of the building permit and the Comâ€" missioner of Buildings shall certify the amount of the charge to the Borough Treasurer; (2) All charges imposed under this byâ€"law shall be payable upon the commencement of the erection or enlargement of the building and the Commissioner of Buildings shall give written notice of such commencement to the Borough Treasurer; (3) The Borough Treasurer shail prepare a special roll showing :â€" (1) Subject to Subsections (2) and (3) hereof and Section 5, a charge, for the improvement of storm sewers and sanitary sewers in the Borough of York, is hereby imposed on the owner.or owners of every building in the Borough of York for the erectiom or enlargement of which a building permit is issued subsequent to the date of the passing hereof, of twenty cents (20c) for each square foot of gross floor area of such erection or enlargement as the case may be; (2) Subject to Subsection (3) in calculating the charge under Subsection (1), each building, as described therein, is entitled to and shall be credited with an exemption of 3,000 square feet to be deducted from the gross floor area of such erection or enlargement as the case may be: (3) The exemption granted in Subsection (2) hereof in the case of an enlargement of a building shall apply only to the first enlargement thereof and shall not be granted where there has been an exemption in respect of the initial erection of the building. ‘The Council declares that the buildings referred to in Secâ€" tion 3 bereof may impose a heavy load on the sewer system, of the Corporation by reason of which expenditures may be required to provide additional sanitary or storm sewer capaâ€" city which, in the opinion of the council, would not otherwise be required. * _ â€" > THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORAâ€" TION OF THE BOROUGH OF YORK ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: â€" (e) (d) WHEREAS‘ Section 379eâ€"of The Municipal Act,â€"Chapter 249, R.S.O. 1960, as amended, provides that with the approval of the Municipal Board, councils of local municipalities may, by byâ€"law, define the class or classes of buildings to be erected or enlarged after the effective date of the byâ€"law that impose or may impose a heavy load on the sewer system or water system, or both, by reason of which exâ€" penditures are or may be required to provide additional sanitary or storm sewer or water supply capacity that in the opinion of a council would not otherwise be required, and may impose upon the owners of such buildings a special charge or charges over and above all other rates and charges to pay for all or part of the cost of providing the additional capacity;: (a ) ‘TO PROVIDE for special charges on buildings which may impose a heavy load on the sewer systent. (b) THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD IN THE MATTER OF Section 379e of The Muniâ€" cipal Act, (R.S.0. 1960, c. 249) â€" and â€" IN THE MATTER OF an application by The Corporation of the Borough of York for approval of Bill No. 85, given first reading on the 13th day of March, 1967 and second reading on the 24th day of April, 1967, authorizing the imposition of special charges on buildings which may impose a heavy load on the sewer system. THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Monday, the 12th day of June, 1967, at the hour of ten o‘clock in the forenoon (local time) at the Board‘s Chambers, 145 Qué¥n Street West, at the City of Toronto, for the hearing herein. April, 1967. gross floor area‘‘ means the total floor area obtained by adding together the area contained within the periâ€" meter of the exterior of the building at each floor level including floors above and below ground level except that no floor below ground level shall be computed to have an area in excess of the area of the largest floor above ground level. In the case of the enlargement of an existing building, the "gross floor area‘" of the enâ€" largement shall be the gross floor area of the building as enlarged less the gross floor area of the existing building: "floor above ground level" means any floor the entire area of which is located above the lowest level at which the land upon which the building stands abuts any land; "‘floor below ground level" means any floor the entire area of which is not located above the lowest level at which the land upon which the building stands abuts any land: ; "Corporation‘‘ means the Corporation of the Borough of York TN this Byâ€"law:â€" DATED AT TORONTO, this 28th day of APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING THE CORPORATION OF, THE BO{!:UGHOFYORK A~B Y â€" L A W ONTARIO R. SCOTT, ACTING SECRETARY. Mayor (HMH. G. COURTMAN, ®) Clerk | _A former 20â€"year resident of Weston, Mrs. McVeety left a successful nursing career toâ€"enter the field of art, and has worked | with several art collectors over | the past two or three years. York Mayor Jack Mould reâ€" cently completed a« tour of Don Jail. He recommended that other Metro _ elected _ representatives have lunch at the jail. He said the food was good. One borbugh mayor has moved his seat at the Metro executive table beâ€" cause a woman member smokes so much York has insisted that its civic workers take their annual picnic on a Saturday this year instead of holding it on a work day. Forâ€" mer North York Alderman Ken Gariepy has been named by Metâ€" ro as a commissioner of the court of revision. He will hear apâ€" peals against | assessment â€" inâ€" creases. Rev. Canon A. J. Jackson,| M.A., was appointed treasurer. | R. B. Cowan, MP., was appointâ€" | ed a Director to replace J. G.| Johnston who resigned and : who : was appointed an Honorary Dirâ€"| ector in recognition of his serâ€" vices ‘to the hospital. Similarb‘.} Rabbi David Monson. a former | Director was appointed an Honâ€" | orary Director. | The Annual Meeting of the Board of Directors of Northwesâ€" tern General Hospital was held Wednesday and the following ofâ€" ficers were elected, â€" Presiâ€" dent, H. W. D. Kilgour, Q.C.; 1st Vige President, John De Toro; 2nd Vite President, Harold Tanâ€" enbaum, Rev. Father Bartholoâ€" mew DeSimone, O.F.M., was apâ€" pointed Secretary. Cowan & Monson Back on Board Of Northwestern Civic Staff Refused Day Off For Picnic Acorn Movers, Weston Dodgers‘ pee wees‘ who were undefeated in six games in the King Clancy tournament, wrapped up the pee wee (A) championship last Tuesâ€" Reta McVeety, Rexdale, newlyâ€" appointed manager of Constellaâ€" tion Art Gallery, Dixon Rd., will handle displays, sales and proâ€" motion in addition to collecting and showing works by "new" arâ€" tists from the community. being sent out to all residents living in the borough of York says I. F. Cronsberry, the direcâ€" tor of public relations: Programmes for Centennial Year will be held in parks throughout the Borough, in the Weston recreation grounds, Porâ€" Exâ€"Westonite Manages Art Gallery Centennial events planned in the borough of York to observe the 100th birthday of confedera tion will be listed in a brochure Undefeated Movers Are Pee Wee Champs Centennial Events Planned Throughout Boro 1. The Council of the Corâ€" poration of the Borough of York intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal Board for approval of: an application for an addiâ€" tional amounloo(?f Sixty Thousand ($60, .00) Dolâ€" lars to be raised by the sale of debentures payable over a term not exceeding a period of twenty years by the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto to meet the costs of the conâ€" struction, _in conjunction with the Borough of Etoâ€" bicoke, of the Bridge conâ€" necting Humber Street in the Borough of York and St. Philip‘s Road in the Borough of Etobicoke. 2. Application will be made to â€" the Ontario Municipal Board for an order to disâ€" pense with the assent of the electors to the ‘undertaking of the said works. Any rateâ€" payer may, within twentyâ€" one days after the first pubâ€" licetion of this notice, send by post prepaid to the Clerk of the Borough of York, at the address given below, a notice in writing stating his objection to such approval and the grounds of such obâ€" jection. 3 The Ontaria_ Municipal Board may order pursuant to the statute that the assent of the electors shall not be required hnd may approve of the said ‘works, Wut beâ€" fore doing so it may appoint a time and place for a public hearing when any objections will be cons?dered. Borough Of York TO DISPENSEâ€"WITH A vOTE OF THE ELECTORS TAKE NOTICE THAT: Toronto 15, Ontario APPLICATION â€" _ BY THE CORPORATION TOURS DON JAIL NOTICE | _ The North York branch of the |Canadian Red Cross society is {formulating plans for a water fsafety week slogan contest. : The Master exhibit will feature ‘a specially built machine for | automatically filling new â€" auto | radiators, designed for the autoâ€" | motive industry. As part of the | assembly line, this machine evaâ€" | cuates the new auto‘s cooling \system of impurities and meters in the required amount of coolâ€" ant, all in less than one minute. ASTME‘s Annual Engineering | Conference and Tool Exposition, | largest industrial exhibit scheâ€" duled in the United States durâ€" ing 1967, will be held at the Conâ€" rad Hilton Hotel and at the Inâ€" ternational Amphitheatre in Chicâ€" |ago, April 24â€"28. A total of 448 families from the borough of York have applied to Metro for accommodation in a low rental housing project. Another 701 families in North York are also on file as applicants for public supported housing. Among the elderly, 223 persons from York and 364 from North York are in the lineup for accommodaâ€" tion in a Metro low rental apartâ€" ment for senior citizens. PARKS SHORTAGE One reason Thomas Thompson is Metro parks commissioner, acâ€" cording to Metro Chairman Alâ€" len, is because he fights so hard to maintain his park system. North York Controller Paul Hunt warned a Metro committee last week that some of the boroughs are so desperate for park sites that they will try and take them almost from anywhere including the Metro park system. North York demands the provision of twice as much park land per 1,000 residents as does its neighâ€" boring borough of Searboro. The special week is May 28 to June 3, but Jim Fraser, water safety chairman for the North York branch says every family must ~realize that ~it‘s a â€"year round program. Last year there were 360 Ontario drownings, 279 of them between May and Sepâ€" tember. _~ Safety slogans must be 10 words or less and posted to the Red Cross. 4938 Yonge St. before June 3. Only North York resiâ€" dents are eligible. 1,149 Families . Ask For Cheap Housing Water Safety Slogan Contest Master Mechanical Manufacâ€" turing Ltd. of Wendell Ave., Wesâ€" ton, will exhibit custom built machinery, tools, dies, and jigs at the 1967 Tool Exposition sponâ€" sored by the American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Enâ€" gineers. Weston Manufacturer To Display Products At U.S. Exhibition In the final game, goal scorers for Weston were Kirk Haigh and Ron Smith with Charlie Irvin talâ€" lying for Etobicoke. Ken Dufton played a superb game in the Weston net, as did his rival Mike O‘Donnell for Etobicoke. day with a 2â€"1 victory over Northâ€" ern Etobicoke at St. Michaels arena. The Movers scored 23 goals and gave up {_iver'm the six games. Other Canadian artists exhibitâ€" ing at the gallery are Frank Caâ€" vell, May Clarke, Dorothy Swan, Norbert Rambout, Dorothy Pulâ€" len and Wolfgang Ikes. municipal building, Eglinton Ave. Celebrations include parades, lawn hgylin’. soccer, opening of Cruickshank‘ park in Weston, concerts, dances, church services, picnies, euchre, bingo, fireworks displays, fun fairs as, well as the official opening of the centennial community centre and swimâ€" ming pool next to York memorâ€" ial collegiate in October. One of her prize collections of the moment, she says, is a group of four centennial paintings by Geoffrey Sykes, the first of 20, titled Halifax to Vancouver. They will be completed by the end of December and offered for sale at that time. ter Avenue stadium andâ€" York 20 Yrs. the provision 0 park land per s does its neigh of Searboro. 167â€"6162 CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE'S VICTORIA DAY CELEBRATION NEXT MONDAY EVENING i * PEluic dnc id ces ipretidiernee Rees e i h o «.2 4 s | EVERYONES INVITED , ' WESTON | 7:30 P.M. WESTON B, CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE â€" presents . â€" Victoria Day, May 22, 1967 To Help Defray The Expenses Of This Victoria Day Celebraâ€" tion Event Obtain This Button Tag On The Grounds. at the Weston Recreation Centre Lawrence at the Humber MUSIC â€" BAND CONCERT BY THE WESTON SILVER BAND FIREWORKS 8:45 p.m. DONATION $1.00 4 DONATIONS $1.00 Per. Family! through the efforts and *m of the following organizations: ®© Kiwanis Club of Weston © Weston â€" Mt. Dennis Rotary Club FIREWORKS DISPLAY Canadian Legion Branch 213 Weston Lions Club Borough of York Weston Businessmen‘s