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East Wawanosh Council met in
grave Community Centre
om with Reeve Pattison presid-
g and all the members present.
Five building permits were
proved and issued.
Motions adopted included:
By Charter and Hallahan - that
until endorse resolution from
rporation of Town- of Whitby
solving that the Ministry of
onsumer and Corporate
lations be petitioned to review
cedures and regulations
pecting "Special Permits"
rmitting sale of alcoholic
verages at special functions.
e above is to speed up the
suance of permits as some
ctions are passed before
mit arrives).
By Hallahan and McDowell -
at Livestock Claim of $125. be
council
paid to Keith Weber re. calf killed
by dog.
By McDowell and Charter -
That we apply to the Ministry of
Transportation and Communica-
tions for subsidy re. petition for
interim payment under the Public
Transportation and Highway
Improvement Act.
By McDowell and Scott - That
the following grants be paid:
Huron Co. Ploughmen's Asso.
$50; Belgrave School Fair Board
$30.
By-law No. 8, 1974, being a
by-law to authorize the formation
of an East Wawanosh Recreation,
Parks and Community Centre
Board was given the necessary
readings and finally passed.
Road Accounts of $3,847.20
and General Accounts of $813.65
were approved.
Grey Township Council Set in
motion plans for the repair and
improvement of three municipal
drains at its September meeting.
The three drains involved and
those initiating the action are:
1. R. Yanke, John Orr and John
Purvis to repair and improve a
pOrtion of the Close Municipal
Drain,
2. Nu-Teck Farms. Ltd„ owner of
Lot 26, Concession 15 to repair
and improve the McTaggart
Municipal Drain to give a proper
outlet to Lot 26, Concession 1$.
3. Larry Bray and Kenneth Bray
to repair the tile portion of the
Morris Township Council held
the September meeting on
Wednesday of last week with all
members present and Reeve Wm.
Elston presiding.
Motions adopted included: By
Ross Smith seconded by Thos.
Miller that By-law No. 12, 1974
authorizing sale of part 2 of lot 69
in Hamlet of Belgrave be passed
as given first, second and third
readings.
By Jas. Mair seconded by
Thos. Miller that By-law No. 13,
1974 imposing special annual
drainage rates under The Tile
Drainage Act 1972 be passed as
given first, second and third
readings.
By Ross Smith seconded by
Thos. Miller that the Engineer's
report on the Cloakey Drain be
provisionally adopted by By-law
No. 14, 1974 as given first and
second readings. .
By Thos. Miller seconded by
Robt. Grasby that Court of
Revision on the Cloakey Drain be
set for 2 p.m., September 30.
HOY Municipal Drain to give Lot
11, Concession 6 a proper Outlet.
In each case, Gamsby and
Mannerow Limited, Consulting
Engineers, Guelph, Ont. were
appointed to make a survey and
prepare plans, profile and specifi-
cations and report.
Council instructed the clerk to
advertise for tenders on a 1965
G.M.C. truck for sale and
accepted the quotation of Ennis
Paiken Steel Limited, Hamilton,
of $6,897. for the supply, fabrica-
tion and delivery to the site of
reinforcing steel for the Gill
Bridge at Lots 20.21, Concession
By Thos. Miller seconded by
Jas. Mair that Ross Smith look
after repairs to Mills Drain.
By Robt. Grasby seconded by
Ross Smith that option to
purchase land from John Rinn be
finalized.
By Jas. Mair seconded by Ross
Smith that road superintendent
contact District Municipal
Engineer re: snow plow
tendering.
By Ross Smith seconded by
Robt. Grasby that road superin-
tendent and treasurer submit
necessary petition for interim
payment of subsidy under the
Public Transportation and High-
way Improvement Act.
A resolution from the Town of
Whitby was filed.
Jas. A. Howes, O.L.S. was
present to answer questions from
ratepayers on the Cloakey Drain.
Meeting adjourned to meet
again September 30 at 1 p.m.
Accounts paid were: Roads,
$2,558.05 and General, 18, 735.60
for a total of $21,293.65.
11 subject to the approval of the
Ministry of Transportation and
Communications.
In other business, council
granted the Mount Pleasant.
Cemetery Board $150.
Granted William Dobson a
rebate of part of 1974 taxes in the
amount of $33.41 on part of Lot
23, Concession 8, on business and
commercial assessment.
Instructed the clerk to give
Wilfred Strickler a letter of
permission to move his house
trailer and to forward the claim of
Mrs. Maurice Williams for
damages to her car, to Frank
Cowan Insurance Company.
Advised the clerk to write the
C.N.R. about the brush obstruct-
ing the visibility at crossings in
Grey Township.
Accepted applications in the
amounts of $3,00. $5,200.,
$2,200., $11,200, $2,500., and
$5,200., under The Tile Drainage
Act, 1971.
Passed Rating By-law No. 13 of
1974 under The Tile Drainage
Act, 1971.
Agreed that payment for file
drainage loans be made to the
farmer after the township
receives the money from the
provincial government:
Accounts paid included
General - $2,818.21 and Roads
and Bridges - $2,930.05 for a total
of $5,748.26.
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Groceries and Stationery — Tobacco
Morris Council
Ok's sale of part
lot in Belgrave
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