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Town Of Clinton—Auditors Report
May 17, 1965.
The Mayer, Members. of Council and Ratepayers .
TheeCorperation of the Town of Clinton -
Clinton, Qntario. •
Dear Sirs:
• I have audited the accounts and records of the Town of
Clinton for the yeat ended Deember 31,.. 1964 and, have pre-
pared ehereerbee the statements Misted an the index accompany-
ing ,this report.
Year ended December 31
1964 1963 1962
Taxation 219,649.28 215,036.33 205,328.17
Debenture debt charges
recoverable
Grants, Province of Ontario
Grants, Dominion of Canada
Licenses and permits
Interest and tax penalties
Rents, concessions, franchises
Fines and service charges
County of Huron—road and
other rebates
Miscellaneous
Surplus from prior years used
to reduce levy
343,308.00 337,532.03 326,392.64
Expenditure
General government . .. _ .. ,.. 18,198.96 18,789.15
Protection to persons 'and
property • 29430.67 25,969.07
Public works, 49,512.94 44,744.49
Sanitation and waste removal 4,134.87 3,333.82
Conservation of health 26.20 32.14
Social welfare 1,459.86 1,712.68
Education 104,632.45 101,264.81
Recreation and community
service 11,169.10 11,101.10
Debt charges 73,000.18 76,625.04
Sewerage 'debt charges paid
out of taxation 7,571.2e e 6,611.25
Taxes written off by court
of revision 882,81 1,312.04
Capital expenditure out of
current revenue • 5,628.95
County rates .„. . . ......... ,„ . . ,.„, 36,976.93 ' 38,067.55
Miscellaneous 350.e1
Deficit from previous year ,.,. 2,401.01
1,325.57
2,045.22
34,119.97
210.53
1,101.13
' 337,046.53°835,593.10 328,793.65
Surplus or (deficit) for year 6,261:47 1,938.93 (2,401.01)
The operations of the other Boards and Commissions for
1964 were 'as follows;
Public Utilities Commission.
Water Supply System deficit $ 1,238.91
Hydro `surplus $17,490.87
Sewerage deficit $ 1,478.20
Public Library Beard deficit $ 7.78
Community Athletic Field Board surplus $ 525.93
Clinton Community Swimming Pool deficit $ 5.73
Clinton Recreational Committee „„— . . _deficit $ 521.30
Clinton District Collegiate Institute Board-- „, surplus $'4,125.16
Clinton Public School Board, .......... , surplus $ 4,239.07
Clinton Separate School Board' deficit $ 2,691.61
Clinton Cemetery Board deficit $ 293.63
GENERAL
I would like to bring to'your attention Section 302 of the
Municipal Act which outlines the type of securities in which
surplus funds may be invested. The investment of surplus
waterworks funds in Town of Clinton debentures does not
comply with this section of the Act.
The Secretary-Treasurer of the Clinton 'Separate School
Board is not bonded as required by section 34 (7) of the
Schools Administration Act.
I would like to thank Mr. John Livermore and the other
employees of the Town of Clinton, with whom I
deal in the course of my audit, for their kind co-operation.
AUDITOR'S OPINION
Subject to the foregoing, I hereby report that in my
opinion
(1) The financial transactions which have come under my
notice have been within the powers of the municipality—.
(2) The audit has been conducted in 'accordance with the
instructions of the Departinent of Municipal Affairs.
(3) The financial statements present fairly the financial posi-
tion of the municipality as at December 31, 1964 and
the results of its operations for the year ended on that
date.
A. M. HARPER
License No. 2775
OPERATIONS
The operations of the general account for the year ended
December 31, 1964 resulted in a surplus of $6,261.47 compared
with a surplus of $1,938.93 for the year ended December 31,
1963.
Presented herewith is comparative statement of revenue
and 'expenditure for the three years ended December 31, 1964,
1963 and 1962,
Revenue
64,590.48 65,969.26
37,141.48 36,699,30
1,145.00 1,145.00
3,798,37 4,584.00
1,422.45 1,275,43
105.00 388.00
1,950.82 1,806.60
9,571.85 9,255,38
1,994.34 1,372.73'
1,938.93
66,065.40
35,121.57
1,123.00
4,265.75
1,266.77
226.00
1,714.32
9,082.14
2,199.52
16,114.45
24,399.88
47,795.84
.3,623.46
35.42
2,523.75
97,500 02
9,520.04
71,540.87
16,937.50 Date of filing May 22, 1965.
CAPITAL AND LOAN FUND BALANCE SHEET
December 31, 1964
ASSETS
• General Fixed (as 'per Schedule 18) $ 59,508.22
Due from Schools (for Debentures)
Public and Continuation .. $322,400.00
collegiate and High 104,913.75
427,313.75
Due from Utilities and Other Municipal
Enterprises (for Debentures)
Housing 6,342.85
Water Supply Sytem 3,400.00
Sewerage 37,500.00
Elect is Light and Power 38400.00
85,342.85
Due from Other Municipalities' (For
Debentures Assumed — Schedule 2) 310,586.25
$882,751.07
• LIABILITIES
Debenture Debt Issued 'and Unmatured
Schools—Public and Continuation _$322,400.
General — Sewers ' $ 11,500 .00
Collegiate and. High 415,500 .00
00$ 11,500,00
737,900.00
Public Utilities and Other Municipal
Enterprises—Water Supply System .. 3,400.00
Electric Light & Power 38,100.00
Housing 6,342.85
Sewerage 37,500.00
85,342.85
Total $834,742.85
Investment in Capital Assets 48,008.22
$882,751.07
REVENUE FUND BALANCE SHEET
December 31, 1964
ASSETS
Cash on Hand $ 819.16
Cash in Bank 17,713.75
---e—$ 18,532.91
Investments 2,000.00
Accounts Receivable- Sundry 265.98
Due from Province of Ontario 16,561.80
Due from Other Municipalities 106.97
Due from Schools 44.40
Due from Public ;Utilities Commission
Sewerage 3,000.00
Taxes Receivable (Schedule 5) 28,830.50
Other Assets—Deferred Charges , 467.32
Total Assets $ 69,809.88
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
For the year ended December 31, 1964
REVENUE
Long-Term Debt Charges Recoverable
Total Revenue from. Taxation
Contributions, Grants and Subsidies
Governments:,
(Schedule 3) $219,649.28 $217,052.72
(Schedule 12) 64,590.48 59,895.27
Actual • Budget
Canada ' 1,145,00 1,145.00
Ontario—,
Welf,are Assistance . ... 1,113.43
Highway Improvement —,21,015.68
Payments in lieu of Muni-
cipal taxes 1,185.49
Police and Fite• 235.67
Share of Liquor Licenee
Pees 1,183.26
lenconditie¢;441 Per Capita
Greats 10,748.80
Recreation 1,659.15
County Of Huron
Licenses and Permits . .
Interest, Tat Penalties, etc.
Other Reeenuee
Miscellaneous
Taees written off—recoveted 561.09
Sales talc refunded 1,008.52'
Mescellaneoue 51.67
Rental housing—'-intiest 373,06
Grogs Total Revenue „.. .... ... $328,496.73
Suttees from prior years used to ire
duce levy ... .. 108,93 1,938.98
343,808.00 2830,43.q.26
EXPENDITURE
- ACtual Budget
General Government
Executive and Legislative 2,967.60
Protection to Persons and Property
Administrative ....... ..„„ ...... 8,734.92
Other $,496.44
$ 18,198.96 $ 18,975.00
6,910.84 Fire
Police
Other
5,126.60 Street Lighting
1 252 22
Public Works, 'Roads, Highways and 29'136'67
32,615.00
saStill,etaeteitson, etc. —,...,..„ . ..... , .......... 449;513142:9487 44,500.00
Waste Removal 4,000.00
Conservation 'of Health . 26.20
Sociel Welfare (Schedule 10)
Welfare Assistance 1,459.86 2,500.00
Education, including debt charges
(Schedule 9) 104,632.45 104,321.36
lteoteation and Community Services 11,169.10 11,491.00
Debt Charges
Long-term debt charges 11A003.42
Less .own Share of School
debt chatges 43,304.23.
Deficits and Levies Penvided, Seemage 7,571.25
Joint Expenditures—County Pates 36,976.93
Taxes Written off . 882.81
Adjustment of deferred revenue .,....,. 350.31
Short-tertninterest and
other charges 1,300.99 •
71,699.19
13,000,18 71,755.48
36,864.81
1,200.00
1,957.32
Gross Total txpendittireS ..„ ....... .„.$337,046.53 $330,179.77
Surplus for the rear ..... .—.. 6,261.47
255.89
Total Expenditure Section ......... $330,435.66
I
LIABILITIES
Temporary Loans (Schedule 6)
Accounts Payable
Debentures and Coupons Due
Principal
Interest
Due to Reserve for Water Supply
Systern—Sprplue
Other Liabilities—Prepaid BuSiness Tax
Surplus (Form C)
$ 21,500.00
3,216.05
9,975.00
4,652.19
279.58
30,187.06
$ 7,500.00
2;475.00
Total Liabilities and Surplus $ 69,809.88
37,141.48
9,571.85
8,798.37
1,422.45
2,055.82
33,131.47
9,479.48
4,500.00
1,000,00
1,750,00
1,994.34 542,79
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Take-Out Orders Delivered
Phone 482-7064
Tables Available To Sit Down Under Shade Trees
TICKETS: Adults -$1.50; Children Under 12 80c
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Cou-neil plans to have tenors
Val104417 .pe4 fen•ei
bed addition tP, the Clinton
beine,, and tel. have.eonstruetion
otiaalt early nn ,the spring, AP'. Prowl of the 0ntaTio,.1)41,44eipal Beard must sought in the meantime. 4t' the iTP-444;3'% S0s-•
$044., WI:WA the' plan W.04 OP-
pi Veel, cost Wee stated, 44 $550,, boQ„
County .econefillorq,:and
diove lifuronview Mon-
day 'afternoon and, on the site
Of the iproposed lactation exam-
bled .drawing •prepared 'by :$0,1:-
dor. Huget & March, of Water-
loo, This firm is setting up. an
office in -Godeeieli, and has been
triSiNeted, by' the .Furonvjew,
board to :deaw floor plans,
It is proposed . to connect The
new budding to the, present
home by means of 04x .q.441indg'
eilaelon wing, -Offices would be'.
OA the ‘ground floor and a din- •
ing room area on the second,
There will be, only one main en,
trance and one reception area,
with sill achninistratior bandied
in. one area,''
The .plans call for .a rounded
building where the connecting
corridor will :be built, and after
council resumed a question was
asked by Reeve Joseph Kerr of
Winghein regarding . the price
difference between this shape
and the present one.
Architect Donald Snider re-.
plied; "We do' not wish to get
anyone ..concerned about the
shape, We will present a floor
plan 'to 'the Huronview Board
this Friday 'afternoon at ° 1;30, •
and et will become the basis for
further discussion with, the de-
partment and county council,
but I think the shape you see
on our site plan, though not
rectangular, may scale out a
little more than when the floor
plan is worked out to give the
proper association between
rooms 'end • the auxiliary area
required'. As .to whether it costs
more - to build a rectangular
floor plan building or one that
has a few 'angles, I think it es
fair that the more corners you
have to turn et is going to cost
slightly more. We ithink the
Slight increase in cost will be
weighed against the overall ef-
ficiency' of the building and the
service given to the people in-
side. I. feel sure we, will be
within the figure we gave you
before!'
• Revenues of the unemploy-
ment inentance fund last year
were $372,9 million and experte
clitures. were $333.8_million. •
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Replying to Reeve Clifford
mbar of Pm, WIr. $r4der
Said the roof 'ass",wediy would
be wAterproof, abei'e had le4en
trouble yvith that of the pre-
lour odditiop,)
Nanly..opza "ate' vow oci for the I-We," Ar4praing to
the 'committee report subrnitted
by Aeeve Elgin ThoMpson, Tue-,
kenanlith, Onainaigm, after the
councillors returnee from Clin-
ton. "Cm the other nandelf the
buildings were entirely separate
it would regniine separate ad-
ministration and separate rates,
It Would be Possible that one
person would be paying e 'higher
rate for the same type of at-
eominedation es ere then"
Superiptepdent Harvey John-
rePoeted welly to; council
that there are new ,227- reef-
dents. Two of the vacant beds
are for female normal care, and
not easy to. fill,
As of May 5, there were 10
male and eight female residents
under 60; 12 and five in the 60-
69 group; 32 and 29 between 70
and 79; 28 and 65 in the 80-89
twp myclra here On.
tlieP tligtne 414e. Aeeletine Mrs
K0111404 in the service Of Were'
-shiP were M'i's. JPertee aPel
Te, Vinglend,
The roll call- wee nneWeied •by
twolp n g in- the per
boxes 'far the first half of the
YPni. KM; )3, Heaell, is hi ehargg
of these.
A -ettie on teens Was elieeeted
by 1Vrfne. L. Jeeele, whe else 'een -
deleted en enjoyedele pine of
ellneleeles daring the social
Led 'ell fnilewetl eleleeting.
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