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4,908 3,319
27,653 21,705
1974 1973
183,160
2,843
13,119--
169, 656
3, 850
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2,450
8,976
179,082
4,078
199,122 184,912
4. CAPITAL OUTLAY TO BE RECOVERED IN FUTURE
YEARS
Some capital outlay does not represent a burden on
(24,497) (7,975) general municipal revenues, as it is to be recovered in
547 633 future years from other sources.
Special charges on benefitting landowners
amount to $105,768.
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2,550
3,688
3,486
9,724
1973
2,267
1974
3,578
4,348
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12,591
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9,803 4,706
101,809 92,730
3,488
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OECTA
Township of Morris - Auditors Report for 1974
To the Members of Council, Inhab itants, and Ratepayers
of the Township of Morris
We have examined the 1974 financial statements of the
Township of Morris which are listed on the attached Index. Our
examination included a general review of the accounting
procedures and such tests of accounting records and other
supporting evidence as we considered necessary in the
circumstances.
The temporary loan for current expenditures exceeds the
limit specified in Section 332(2) of The Municipal Act.
STATEMENT OF REVENUE
AND EXPENDITURE
In our opinion these financial statements present fairly the
financial position, of the Township as at December 31, 1974 and
the rsults of its operations for the year then ended, in accordance
with accounting principles generally accepted for Ontario
,municipalities on a basis consistent with that of the preceding
year.
London, Ontario Thorne Gunn & Co.
March 11, 1975
Chartered Accountants
Licence #009
NOTES TO
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
I •
for the yenr ended December 31,1974
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the beginning of the year
Terry Craig, Seaforth, a
teacher at St. James' Separate
School, was elected president of
the Huron-Perth Unit of the
Ontario English Catholics
Teachers' Association at the
annual dinner meeting held
Tuesday in the Seaforth Legion
Hall.
Other officers are: Clem
Steffler, Kingsbridge, Past
President; Gaeton Blanchette,
Goderich, first vice president;
Carla Revington, Stratford,
Second Vice President; Sister
Loretta, Goderich, recording
secretary; Inez Haid, Hesson,
corresponding secretary; Sandy
McQuillan, Seaforth,. treasurer;
councillors are Mary Kennedy,
Scaforth and Donald Farwell,
Kinkora.
Sister Audrey Dumochelle of
Stratford will represent the 159
teachers in the Huron-Perth Unit
on the Ontario Board of Directors
in Toronto.
The new executive took office
)n June 1.
Davidson says
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received a letter from them
assuring those interested that
• proper inspections would be
made.
Council received a letter from
the Postmaster-General which
said the lobby will remain open 24
hours a day for three months, as
long as no vandalism reoccurrs.
Six more street lights are to be
i. installed and council is to decide
on their location later. As Well
council agreed to purchase more
supplies for the fire hall including
a fire hose, hand radio, ladder,
and wrenches.
The new fire chief, David
Hastings is to have a fire phone
installed in his home. This will
require someone to give up their
phone because only six phones
can be connected into the system,
and it has reached its limit.
Kenneth Dunn, of Brussels was
appointed dog catcher for a
I probationary period, his salary to
: be negotiated.
So far the Clerk William King
: has received five applications for
:' part-time secretary. No one has
beep hired yet.
Three residents, George
tanglois, Max Watts, and Jack
McDonald applied to the village
for a building permit for their
pools.
The Liquor Control Board of
Ontario applied for a permit for
the liquor store which is being
built next to Thompson and
Stevenson on Main Street.
Perrnits were also granted to
Carman Mach an, Jim Mill,
ivanCatripbell, Etruet
Donald Long; Bell Workrriart.
BAUSSELS POST; JOE 4; 1975
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the end of the year
Analysed as follows:
General revenue
Special charges
Special areas
Police villages
Taxation
Realty:- Residential and farm
- Commercial and industrial
Business
Specie! charges
Contributions from other governments
Ontario Hydro
Other
Municipal enterprises
Ontario
General
Per capita
General support grant
Resource equalisation grant
Provincial-municipal employment
incentive program
Subsidies
Canada
Environmental 'services
Sa ry nita sewer System
WaterworkS •
Garbage collection and disposal
1,7in:1ns:dried
ProtectiOn to persons and property
Eire
Police
Protective inspections
Street lighting
Unclassified
'rtanspartcitiOn Services
Roadways
Transit
Traffic control
Parking
Drainage
Tile drainage
Unclassified
OflokigsMod
Getieral government
Members of council
General administration
Unclassified
1974 1973
2,276
32,410
3, 649
57,225
86,197
_ .1,249
32Z±,176
(7,342) (11,257)
9,724
4,706
102,297
1,457
229
1,285
7,075
7,089
53,034
82,008
477
759,381 2. BASIS OF CONSOLIDATION
The Consolidated Balance Sheet reflects the assets
and liabilities of the revenue fund and the capital fund.
There are no trust funds or local boards of the municipality.
These charges were recovered from the ratepayers for
which the related net long term liability was incurred.
1. CHARGES FOR NET LONG TERM LIABILITIES
Total charges for the year for net long term liabilities were
as follows:
Principal payments
Interest
$9,579
3,626
$13,205
3. NET LONG TERM LIABILITIES
Total long term liabilities incurred by the municipality and
outstanding at the end of the year amout to $105,768.
ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURE
far the your ended December 31, 1974
ANALYSIS OF REVENUE
for the, year ended December 31,1979
' Specific
Roadways
Municipalities
. Reforestation
. Gravel pit
Other revenue
Licenses and permits
Rents, concessions and franchises
Fines
Service charges
Penalties and interest on taxes
Income from investments
Tile drainage
Total revenue
Unclaasified 2,276 _1„215----.
2 276
COmmunity planning and development
Planning and zoning
Urban renewal
Industrial developinent
inclassified 32,410
expenses
Intl Fi s1 on temporary borrowing. 3,649 7,089
Dishimiti on taxes
l'rovisitrn for allowances
Provision for reserves
tiny lassitied
3 '
Region or cou rity - share of expenditure 57_, 225 53 0
Education
litenientary inblic 41,983 45,05/
separate 1;311 1 5 011
Viecarulnry,
lIniversit leg and colleges
42,503 3 234_
-_86„„197
Other
Deretted telidnt.id .1,246 477
eXpenditare.
1,240 -
314 176
62,000 49,663
104,101 82 863
246 236
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Expenditure
General government 12,591
Protection to persons and property 9, 803
Transportation services 115, 067
Environmental services 3,488
Conservation of health, 230
Social and family services
RecreatiOn and community services
Conmtunity planning and development
Eiriancial expenses •
Region or county - share of expenditure
Education
Other