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4 ~ Council Meeting, Naroh 30,c1965, oon~1nued:
(1) The anm st .,8,700.00-i$ he~eby estimated .s the .
. 8mpetldttU1'8"m.poncthB .onstrite'ttoIF'and"malbntenanoel",fb'th8~Tpiba48.
al;d bbt 4g$scutn.ler:/tt 8e jultte!!:t c'lfolludur1ng=thetyea>> .1'1" "laayfollow s:
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RQads
Bridges & Culverts
N~w Maohinery
Superintendenoe &
Overhead 6,00e.00 6,000.00
TOTALS I 98,700.00 I 98.700.00
(1)'The said monies shall be expended under the supervision
ot the 4uly appointed township road superintendent and on work
performed in aooor~anoe with The Highway Improvement Aot.
- (3) The Clerk shall transmit duplioate oepies of this by~law
, to the distriot offioe of the MUnicipal Roads Branoh, DepartmeAt
of Bighways; Ontario, not later than March 31st of the said year.
· c(4) The approval of the Ont~rio:MUnioipal Board shall be
. obtained before any expenditure is authorized or work oommenoed
whioh Will be financed 9Y the issue of debentures or monies
" rais,d, in' a subsequent year.
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Oonatruotion
43,100.00
49,600.00
Maintenanoe
Total
43,100.00
49,600.00
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Meeting adjourned.
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CLA...tUCE
April q, 1965 at 10 a.m.
Counoil Ohamber, Orono.
PreSent: Reeve J. W. Stone
Deputy Reeve L.A.Perrault
Counoillor R.G. Chater
Counoillor O. H. Falls
Counoillor Lloyd Lowery
Clerk H. E. Millson
Road Superintendent M.L.Ross
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. 'l'l'j.e minutes of the last reg1tlar ;meeting and two special
me,ti~s were approved as read o~ mo~ion by L. A. Perrault,
seoonded byO. H. Falls. Carried.
. I,was moved by R.G.Chater, .seoqnded by L.A.Perrault,
that delegations be heard. Carried.
. Messrs. Wm. H. Carman and R:C.Fdrresterread out and
discussed the aspeots of Cou~oil's Resolution No. 48 dated
March 28, 1963, with regard to the Police Village of Orono
proposal to annex oertain properties adjaoent to the said
Polioe Village. They now believe suoh properties may be
annexed :to the Village in a more simplified manner providing
new legislation were enaoted by the Province of Ontario.
This subjeot, they said, had been brought to the attention
of the Minister of the Department of ~funioipal Affairs who
tentatively agreed that new legislation might be proposed
for this purpose sinoe all parties to the annexation seemed
to be agreed in prinoiple. Thi's busfness was oonoluded by
resolution. '
Walter H. Pope, C.A. ,Auditor for the Township of
Clarke, present~d and discussed the 1964 Auditor's Report
wi th Counoil.. whioh was finally oonoluded by resolution.
R.G.Ohater moved, seoonded by L.A.Perrault, that this
Counoil establish the audit fee of $72.5.00 per annum to
beoome effeotive in the year 196, and the Clerk prepare the
neoessary by-law for oonsideration of Counail. Carried.
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2 - Council Meeting, April 6, 196" oontinued:
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O. H. Falls moved, seoonded by Lloyd Lowery, that Counoil
. recess for lunoh at 1 p.m. and resume session at 2 p.m. Carriedw
Mrs. W. H. Gibson, representative for Clarke on t~e Board
of the Memorial Hospital, aooompanied by Mr. B. Holden, Hospi-
. tal Administrator, discussed varied aspects pertaining to .
hospital costs with Council. All questions a sked of them by
the members. of Council were satisfactorily answered. Reeve.
Stone, on behalf of Council, thanked Mrs. Gibson and ~~. Holden
for their attendanoe at Council.
Mr. R. C. Forrester discussed the posSibility of the
Polioe Village of Orono reimbursing Hr. H. R.'Best, Inspector
under The Trench Excavators Act, for servi'ces to be rendered
b!T him during the construction of the municipal water projeo't
in Orono. Mr. Forrester promised to bring this matter to.
the attention of the other Trustees and inform Council of
their decision.
General Aooount Vouohers No. 4 for April 196, and Road .
Aocount Voucher No. 3 for March 196, were authorized for
payment, if found correct, on motion by O.H.Falls, seconded.
by Lloyd Lowery. Carried.
R.G.Chater, on behalf. of the Property and Finance
Committee, reported on those items requiring atteRtion in the
TownShip Hall in order to bring t~e condition of the said
Hall in line with ~l-Law 1469. The Council were unanimous
in their decision.to empower the(said Committee to oorrect
the i~ems reported. This action was duly sanctioned.
The following oo~respondence was read out: .
1. Ontario School 1~ustees' and Ratepayers' Association, InQ.
re Seotion Meeting, April 19 - 21, 19'5. - Filed.
2. Depart~ent of Agriculture re Appointment of Weed Inspector
as business brought forward from March 2, 196,. - Tabled. '
3. Kendal L.O.L. 405 re Gift of Chairs from Township Hall. .
Filed.
4. Northumberland-Durham Health Unit Report for February
1965. .- Filed.
5. Mrs. Helen Lovekin re bereavement of the late 1~. Reg1nal
Lovekin. - Received. .
6. Solicitor E. R. Lovekin re The Presbyterian Churoh in
Ca.nada and Newtonville Cemetery. - Tabled.'
7. Department of 1~uni cipal Affairs re Muni cipa1 Works Assi s-
tance Program Loan No. Al34. - Filed.
8. Lake Ontario Development Association re aoknowledgement
of Membership Fee. -'Filed.
9. Ganaraska Region CQnservatian.Authority re Financial
Statements at December 31, 1964. - Filed.
10. Township School Area of Clarke re proposed alteration.of
existing Publio Sohool bus route. - Referred to the Road
Superintendent and filed. .
11. Ontario Water Resouro~s Commission re Wel~ Cpnstruction
Project No. 64-W-130, Contract No.1. - Filed.
12. Ontario Water Resouraes Commission re exeoution of contract
for well c.onstruction under Water .Project.- Filed.
13. Department of Agriculture re Warble Fly Control Act. -
Filed. I (
14. Donald P. Warren, Barrister and Solioitor, re Part Lot 16,
. Con. 3, Fnederick William Drowley. - Tabled.
'15. J'. D. Moorhouse, Coun~ies' Engineer & Road: Supt. r~1965
prices. - Filed.
16. Ontario Water Resources Commission re oonstruction and
. testing of gravel packed well, Project 64-w-130. - Filed.
17. Ontario Water Resouroes Commission re Contract 3, CQn-
struction of a steel w~ter storage. stand pipe.: - FJ.led.
18. Ontario Water Resources Commission re Contraot 2, construo-
tion of a W~t~r Distribution System. - Filed.
19. Marshall I,~klin ~fonaghan Limited re Wa'tee.r Contract No.3. -
Filed. I ( .
.20. Ontario Water Resouro~s Commission re fully executed copy
of the final agreement for water project. - Filed.
21. Department .of MunioipaJ. Affairs re Municipal ',!forks Assis-
tance Program Loan A134. - Filed.
22. The Ontario Assooiation of Rural lfunicipalities re Member-
ship Fee. - Filed.
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3 - Oouncil Meeting, April 6, 1965, continued:
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. 23. Department of Agriculture reWarble. Fly Control Act. - Filed.
24. Department of Highways ,re subs idy ont purchase of Motor Graders. -
Filed. ( t
25. Township of Saltfleet re Provinoial Aid fpr Police Services. -
Filed. .
26.E. Richard Lovekin re Nursing Home, Draft By-Law. - Filed.
27. Orono Publio Library Board re apknowledgement of gran~. - Filed.
28. E. Richard Lovekin re Mosport Limited taxes. The Clerk was
authorized to instruct the Solicitor to close thi~ file.
29. E. Richard Lovekin r8 Jackson HemorialPark. The Olerk was
quthor1zed te instruct the Solipitor to close this file.
30. Horaoe R. Best, Building Inspector, re Building Permi t No. ,
34-61. !he Clerk Was instructed to reply stating, that. the Permit
Fee on the residence will be related at such time as the BUilding
Regulations en the garage have been complied witb.
31. Oatarlo Good Roads A.ssociation re 196, School for Road
Superintendellts. Referred to Road Superin-tendent wi th power to
aot. e' . ( t
32. Oanadian Federation of Mayors and.Municipalitie$ re The Bell
Telephone Oompany of Canada. - Filed. (' .
33. ~s~ w. H. Gibson report to Council in respect tOe the
delegation aforesaid. - Filed.
34. Oentral Lake Ontario Conservation Authority re ~~nutes of
General Meeting of Feb~lary 12, 1965~ - Filed.
"5. E. Riohard Lovekin, re Community Hall at.Newtonvil1e - two
letters. Referred to Olerk and Solicitor.
36. Th, Ontario lfunicipal Board re Water Project in the Police
Village of Orouo. - Filed. ( (
37. Department of Highways re Report of Expenditure and SubsidY
for 1964. .~ Filed. (
38.. Department of Highways re issuing of Building J;ermits on .
Provincial Highways. - Referred to the Clerk and Building.
Inspector.
39. E. Richard Lovekin re Proposed Restricted Area By-Law. ,-
Filed.
40. E. Richard Lovekin re Building By-Law. ,. Tabled. .
41. Department of ~~nicipal Affairs re appointment of Committee
'of Adjustment. - Refe~red to Special Meeting to be held on
April 12th next. .
42. Mr. M. L. Ross re Road.Superintendentts request for Sa19ry
increase. - Referred to the Road and Bridge Committee.
The following resolutions were passed: .
Resolution No.5,: Moved by L.A.Perrault, seconded by R.G.Chater:
Resolve that the auditor's repent for (the year 1964 as presented
by :Mr ~ 'Val ter Pope be and is hereby accepted and the Clerk be
authorized to incorporate the Auditor's recommendations in the
196, General Budget. - Carried. .
Resolution No. .56: Moved by O.H.Falls, seconded by Lloyd Lowery:
Resolve that the T.ownship of Clarke change (to Daylight Saving
Time to be effective on April 24, 196,. - Carried. ,
Resolution Jl.Ta. 57: l<!ov.ed by R.G.Chater, seconded by O.E.Falls:
Resolve .that the tenders for Fenctng ].~aterials received from.
Rolph Hardware, Durham Fa,rmers' County Co-operative, Lunn'.s
R~rdware be and a~e hereby accepted as per (tenders $ubject tQ
the approval of the .Department of Highways of Ontario. - par.ri ed.
Resolution No. 58: Moved by O.H.Falls, secon:ded by Lloy:d L.owary:
Resolve that the tender for Calcium Chloride re~eived from Allied
Chemical Canada Ltd. be and is hereby accepted as per tender,
subjec~ to the. approval of the Department of Highways of Ontario. -
Carri ed. ( .
Resolution No. .59:. Moved by L.A.Perrault, seconded by Lloyd Lowery:
Resolve th~t the tenders for Corrugated Steel Culverts receiv~d
from Armco Drainaga & Metal ~roducts of Canada Ltd., Fawcett
Matal.. Products Ltd., Corrugated Pipe Company Ltd., Ontario Culvert
& Metal Produots Ltd., The Pedlar People Limited, Westeel products
Limited, Robertsteel (Canada) Limited, Rosco Metal Products Ltd. be
and are hereb~ accepte~ as per tenders subject to the approval of
the- Department of Highways of Ontario. - Carried.
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4 - Oouncil Meeting April 6, 1965, continued:
Resolution No. 60: Moved by t.A.Perrault, seconded by Lloyd
L~e~: '
Resolve that the tender for Equipment Rental received from
B~avardale Construction Limited be and is nereby accftpted as
per tender subject to the: approval of the Department of
H~ghways ofOnt ario. - Garri ed.
Re$olution No. 61:' Moved by R.G.Chater, seco~ded by L.A.
Perrault:
Resolve that the tender for Gravel Crushing received from
Fred Nelson & Sons Ltd. be'and is hereby accepted as per
tender subject to the approval ~f the Department of Highways
of Ontario. - Carried.
Resolution No. 62: Moved by R.G.Chater, seconded by L.A.
Perrault:
Resolve that the tender for Gravel-Hauling received from
Fred Nelson & Sons Ltd. be and-is hereby accepted as per
tender subject to the approval of the Department af High-
'ways of Ontari o. - Oarri ed.
Resolution No. 6~: Moved by L.A.Perrault, seconded by
R.G.Chater:
This Oouncilhas no objection to The Police Village of Orono
annexing' approximately 30 acres adjaoent to the eastern
limi t of 'the said POlice Village, being Part Lot 27,.
Conoession 5, Township of Clarke, providing no objections in
the form of petitions are reoeived by tpis Council.. - Carried.
The following by-law was read a first, second and third
time and finally passed:
By-Law' No. 1478: A By-Law respecting licences :tor
Nursing Homes.
lfHEHl!:AS the Departmen't of Publio Welfare h,ave passed
extensive new reG!;ulations whioh came into force on the 1st of
January 1965, and
\VHEREAS it is imperative that the Township\of Clarke
amend its By-Laws regarding nursing homes in order to make
them uniform with the new government regulation~,
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the
Township of Clarke hereby enacts as follows:
1. In this BY-law' ,
{a} ttmunioipality" means aoounty, city, separated
town, villa,ge, township or improvement distriot;
(b) "nursing home" means a 'nureing home that,
(i) is operated as a business, and.
(ii) oares for three or more residents who are
unrelated to the proprietor;
(o) "nursing services" means nursing services provided
to residents by or under the supervision of a
registered nurse, and inoludes the planning and
exeouting of nursing Oare in acoordanoe with the
orders, instructions anq presoriptions of a
physioian; ,
(d) "physioian" means a duly qualified medioal
praotitioner;
{e} "proprietor" means the person who has been granted
.alic'ense . to operate a nursing home under a by-
law passed by the oouncil of the munidipality in
which the nursing home is situated;
(f) "provinoialsupervisor" means a regional welfare
administrator or any other employee of the Depart-
ment of Publio Welfare whom the, 1~nister desig-
nates as provinoial supervisor'for the purposes
of this seotion; . ' . ,
(g) "registered nurse" mea.ns a registered nurse within
the meaning of The Nurses Aot, 1961-62;
(h) "registered nursing assistan,tU mea.ns a registered
nursing assistant within the, meaning of The Nurses
Aot,1961-62, and includes e. certified nursing
assistant who is registered as a nursing assis-
tant undero the Aot.
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(1) "resident" mean~ a resident of a nursing home;
(j) '-'speltered pare" means board and lodging and
personal oare provided to residents py or under
the supervision of a registered nurse or a
registered nursing assistant and inoludes,
(i) suoh prooedures as assisting residents with
meals, d:ressing, movement and bathing,
(ii)a8sista~0~ with other::per~onal needs, and
(iii) the planning and exeouting of servioes
designed for the general health and well-
being of residents~
2. No person shall, within the, limits of the Township
of Clarke operate a nurSing home u~less or until he has ob~
tained a lioence therefo~ trom the Cle~k ot the Township of
dlarke. (
3.'" fee of $2';.00 shall be paid by the proprietor for
the lioence issued to him. .
4. Each licenoe shall be issued in respect of a speoi-
'''fied location and the licence ,shall not 'Qe used by the pro-
prietor for a location o~h~r than the Qne &pecified therein.
,. Each l{oenoe shall be issued in respeot of a apeci-
fied number of persons and the proprietor shall not permit
a number of persons greater than that specified in the licence
to be cared for or lodged for hire at the looation in respeot
of wh~oh the licenoe is issued. ,
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. ETery applioant for a licence or renewal of a licence
to operate a nursing home shall submit a written application
in Whioh he shall state: '
(a) the name and address of the applioant;
(b) location of ~he premises for which the
licence is sought;
(c) the number of rooms used for sleeping acoo-
mmodation by the residents and the number of
beds in each;
(d) the maximum number of residents which the
applioant proposes to accommodate at one time;
({e) the number of bath-tubs or showers, wash-
basins and flush toilets available for use by
the residents; ,
(f) suoh other information as may be required in
aocordance with s~ction 8 ~nd 9 of this by-law.
7. Each applicant for a licenoe or renewal of a licenoe
shall be aocom~anied by
(a) a oertificate of an offioer authorized to inspeot
.buildings under The Fire Marshals Aot oertifying
that the premises have been inspeoted by him
within 3 months of the date of application and
that they are reasonably safe from fire hazard;
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(b) a oertificate of the Med~c81 Officer of Health
oertifying that the p~emises have been inspected
by him or his representative within three months
of the date of the~application, and that, in his
opinion, they are in reasonable complianoe with
the requirements of this bY-law.
8. Where a municipal welfare administrator grants and
the munioipality pays an allowanoe for a person who,
Ca) is in needy oiroumstances;
(b) requires sheltered care as oertified in writing
by a physioian;
(0) is a resident of a nursing home that provides
sheltered oare ~or the person and is licensed by
the municipality for that purpose 'and is governed
by a munioipal by-law oontaining the minimum
re,uirements set out in Section 9;
the proprietor of any licenced Nursing Home providing sheltered
oare for suoh patients shall provide the Munioipal Welfare
Administrator with any and all ipformatio~ requested by him to
insure that the proper allowances may be reoeived for suoh
patients and shall oertify.upon request that the minimum
requirements, as outlined hereunder, are being fully oomplied with.
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6 - Counoil Meeting, Apriltj. 19~;, oonti~ued:
9. The proprtetor of a Nursing Home supplying'Sheltered
Care shall provide the following-minimum requirements:
(e) the nursing home is inspeoted at least'onoe every
three months by ,
(i) an offioer authorized'to inspeot buildings under
the Fire Marshals Aot, and
(i1) the looal medioal' officer of health;
(b) offioers authorized to inspect buildings under The
Fire Marshals Aot, the looal medical offioer ot
health, any employee of the munioipality required to
administer or e~foroe the provisions of the by-law
and provinoial supervisors are given aooess at any
time to the nursing home or any part thereof for
the purposes of inspection;
Cc} the nursing home complies wi th any laws affecting
the healt~ of the inhabitants of the municipality
in which the nursing home is looated;
Cd) the nursing home oomplies with any rules or regula-
tions of the local board of health
and shall require the proprietor to ensure that,
(e) written reoords are maintained in the nursing home
of the inspections oarried out under olause "." and
of the reeommendations made pursuant to suoh inspec-
tions; \
( Cf)
all fire hazards in the nursing home are eliminated
and that the reoommendations of an officer authorized
to inspeot buildings under The Fire Marshals Aot are
earri ed out;
(g) all health hazards in the nursing home are eliminated
and that the reoommendations of the looal medioal
officer of health are carried out;
(h) there is adequate proteotion from radiators or other
heating equipment; .
(i) the water supplies are adequate for all normal needs
including those of fire protection;
(j) there are at least two separate and unobstructed
means of egress to the outside from floors with
sleeping aocommodation;
(k) no matches, other than safety matohes, are available
for the staff or residents or used by them in or
around the nursing home;
(1) an inspeotion of the(building is made eaoh night to
ensure that there is no danger of fire;
(m) adequate supervision is provided at all times for
the security of the residents and the nursing home;
(n) Oxygen is not used or stored in the nursing home in
a pressure vessel;
(0) bed aooommodation for residents is in rooms with a
minimum of,
(i) 600 cubio feet of air spaoe and 75 square feet
of floor spaoe for each resident sixteen years
of age and over, and
(ii) 400 cubio feet of air spaoe and 50 square feet of
floor Spaoe for each resident under sixteen years
of age, .
with the beds so placed tha~ no bed overlaps a window
or radiator or is placed (in a doorway, and no bed at
any point is nearer to any other bed than 2-1/2 feet
and that each room used for bed accommodation has at
least one window that opens directly to the outside
air, is equivalent in size to not less than 10 per
oent of the floor space of the room and is capable of
being opened or closed at all timesf
(p) no lObby, hallway, closet, bathroom, cellar, stairway
or kitohen is used for bed aooommodation at any time;
(q) toilet and bathing faciJ:ities are readily acoessible
to all residents With a minimum of 'one wash basin and
on~ flush toilet for every five residents and one
bathtub or shower for every twelve residents;
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7 ~ Oounoil )festing.April,'; 19'5t oonti~ed:
(r) a minimum temperature of 7201'. is'maintaimed in the
nursi ng home during the period from the 1st day
of Ootober to the 31st day of May;
(s) adequate dietary standards are maintained in the
nursing home and that nourishlng~meals are provided at
rt9gular and reasonable intervals and are prepared by
or under the supervision of a oompetent person;
; (t) books of aooount and adequate reoords relating to
residents and staff are maintained in the nursing
home;, .
' eu) no person is admitted to or retained as a resident
in the nursing homet
(i) who is a maternity oase,
(ii) who is mentally ill or mentally defeotive
within the meaning of The Mental Hospitals
Aot and eligible for admission to an insti-
tution under that Aot,
(iii) for whom a physioian reoommends treatment
for alooholism or drug addiotion, Or
(iv) for whom a'physioian recommends medioal
I oare or treatment in a hospital;
(v) a sufficient number of staff in relation to the
number of residents oared for is on duty in the
nursing home at all times;
(w) eaoh member of staff is of suitable aget physi-
oally fit and qualified to undertake his duties
in the nursing home and certified by a physician
to be free from aotive tuberoulosis or other
oommunioable or oontagious disease;
(x) where a resident di~s in the nursing home, notice
of the death is given to a coroner~her than a
ooroner who has attended the deoeased resident
as a physioian; \
(y) sheltered oare is' provided by or under the super-
vision of a registered nurse or a registered
nursing assistant; and
(z) medical care and attention is made available to
the residents. >
10. Where a munioipal welfare administrator grants and
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the munioipality pays an allowanoe for a person who,
(a) is in needy ciroumstanoes;
(b) requires nursing servioes as oertified in writing
by a physioian, and '
(c) is a resident of a nursing home that provides
nursing servioes to the person, is licensed 'by
the munioipality for that purpose and is governed
by a munioipal by-law containing the minimum
requirements set out in seotion 9 and 11;
the proprietor of any lioenoed Nursing Home providing Nursing
Servioe for suoh patients shall provide the 1~lnicipal Welfare
Administrator with any and all information requested by him
to .insure that the proper allowances may be reoeived for suoh
patients and shall certify upon request that the minimum
requirements as outlined hereunder are being fully oomplied
with.
11. The proprietor of a Nursing Home supplying Nursing
Service shall provide, in addition to meeting all requirements
regarding sheltered oare, the following minimum requirements;
(a) nursing servioes are provided to residents by a
registered nurse or a registered nursing assis-
tant under the superviSion of a registered nurse;
(b) in a nursing home having less than fifty beds, a
registered nurse or a registered nursing assis-
tant is on duty in the nursing home at all times; .
(0) ~n a nursing home having fi~ty beds or more, a
registered nurse is on duty in the nurs~ng home
at all times;
Cd) where nursing servioes. are provided to residents
by a-registered nursing assistant, adequate '
arrangements are made so that a registered nurse
is on duty in the nursing home for a period of
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not less than eight hours eaoh week to supervise
the nursing servioes of the registered nursing
assistant and to assess and review the individual
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nursing care of eaoh resident at least onoe eaoh
week;
(e) each resident is or has been admitted to the nurSing
home on the recommendation of a physician and, while
a resident ther~in, is under the continuing oare and
superVi sion of a physi(Jian; and
(f) adequate arrangements are made so that a physician
is available at all times to provide medical care
and attention, emergenoy or otherwise, as may be
required from time to time by any resident.
(g) any other requirements made by the Department of
Public Welfare and oontained in relevant legisla-
.tion or regulations made thereunder.
12. Where a person in respect of whom a oontribution is
made under section 8 or 10 is a recipient of a ~overnmental
benefit, the allowance computed, for the purpose qf section 8 or
10, as the caSe ma3T be, shall be reducei by the amoun t of the
governmental benefit less 15 per cent of that benefit and the
proprietor of a nursing home shall keep the r1unicipal Weifere
Administrator advised of a~v fact or change of fact that may
affect or alter the grant payable.
13. Since no :ra;:rment shall be made by Ontario to a munici-
pality under section 8 or 10 unless the Director is satisfied
that the nursing home is in compliance with the requirements of
the municipal by-law under which it is licensed, the proprietor
of any nursing home shall ensure that all requirements of this
by-law are fully met in order to ensure payments of the appro-
nriate Provincial Grant. ·
-. 14. For the purposes of section 13, the Director may require
the inspeotion of the nursing home b;:t a provincial supervisor and
the proprietor of any nursing home licensed under this by-law
shall admit' to the home and co-operate fully w~th any such super-
vi sor.
1.5. For the purposes of this by-law the terms "Sheltered
C9!'elt and "nursing servicest'shall be defin3d as fo11o-;vs:
(a) "Sheltered careb means board and lodging and personal
care provided to residents by or under the super-
vision of a registered nurse or a registered nursing
assistant, and includes,
(i) such procedures as assisting reside~ts with
meals, dressing, movement and bathing,
(ii) assistance with other personal needs, and
(iii) the planning and exeouting of services designed
for the general health and well-being of resi-
dents. .
(b) "Nursing services" means nursing servicE?s provided
to residents by(or under the supervision of a
registered nurse, and includes the planning and
executin~ of nursing care in accordance with the
orders, instructions and p!'escriptions of a physician.
16. In every nursing home, the licence shall be posted in a
conspicuous place in the lower hallway and a p~inted copy of
this By-la~' shall be made available by the proprietor for exami-
nation upon the request of any resident in the nursing home.
17. Tb.e :,!unicipality or the Board may at any time revoke any
11ce(['106 issued under this BY-law:, and notice thereof shall be
gfven by the Muni cipali ty or the Board by regi stered letter ma'iled
to the proprietor at the address in respect of which the licence
was issued.. (
18. Each licence shall be in force for one year.
. 19.~A~ny ~roprietor or other person concerned in the manage~
ment of a nursing home who is guilty of an offence under this
B;r-1a:w shall on summary conviction be liable to a penal ty of not
more than $.50.00 ~r each offence. .
20. Nothing in this By-law shall be con~trued to abrogate or
lessen any and all requirements that The DepartMent of Publio
Welfare have enacted to govern the operation of Nursing Homes in
the Province and such requirements shall be read mutatis mutandis
with the provisions of this By-law.
21. This By-law shall take effect on and from the 6th day of
April, 1965.
22. By-law No. 14.58 be and is hereby repealed.
)I - Counoil Mee~~ng,. Aprile 6, 19p.5, oontip.ued:
The tOllowingby-law was read a third ti,me only and
fi nally passed: .
By-Law No. 1479: A Restricted Area By-Law
W~REAS the Planning Board and Council, have agreed that there
is presently a need for certain land use controls for an interim
period of time.'
NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Corporation of the Town-
ship of Clerke enacts,as follows:
"SECTION I; DEFI11ED AREA.
The provision of this by-law
inoluded wi thin the boundari es of
ship ot Clarke
SEOTIe~r t. DEFINITIONS:
. ~or ~he purpose of this by-law, all words shall carry their
"customary meaning exoept those defined her~after.
ItAooes~ory Building" mea.ns a detaohed building or structure not
used tor human habitation, the use of which is natura11y and
normally incidental and subordinate to a principal us~, building
or struoture, and located on the same lot therewith, and shall
also mean and include a detached private garage or detached oar-
:pert.
Itthtilling Lot"
(i) a whole lot as mown on a Registered Plan of Subdivision.
(1i) a paroel of land which .fronts on a publio highway ,whioh
.. has been asaued for public use as a public highway or -fronts
on .a navigable body of water and shall be one of the following:
' ea} a paroel of land whioh existed as a separate
paroelc of land without any adjoining lands being
owned by the same owner or owners as of the date
of passing of this by-law.
(b) a parcel of land, the descriptlonof Whioh is tpe
same as in a deed (exoluding mortgages) which has
been given consent by the Clarke Planning Board
pursuant to Seotion 26 of The Planning Act, as
amended, prior to or after the date on whioh this
by-law is passed, or the whole remnant remainin~.
to an owner or owners after the conveyance with
o0nsent of Planning Board.
For the purpose of this definition, a t!registered Plan of
Subdivision" shall: not include a registered plan of subdivision
-whioh has been deemed NOT to be a registered plan of subdivision
in a by-law pursuant to Section 26 of Tbe Planning Act, as amended.
"Dwelling, One Family Detached" means a separate building oont-
aining 0nly one dwelling unit:and used by one family only.
"Dwelling Unit" means a room or suite of rooms used or designed
or intended to be used as an independent and separa~e house-
--keeping establ1sh_ent.
"Erect" means, with reference to a building or structure, build,
oonstruct, reconstruot or enlarge, and shall inolude:
(a) Any physioal operation suoh as excavation, filling, grading,
or draining preparatory to building, construction or re-
oonstruotion;
(b) The moving of a building or structure 'from one location to
another; and "erected" and tteredtion" shall have a oorres-
ponding meaning.
-- -Familv" means ----
(a). one person or two or more persons who are inter-related
by bonds of oonsanguinity, marriage or legal adoptibn,
living as'a single and non-profit housekeeping unit, or;
not more than five unrelated persons living together as
a singleandnon-prof1t housekeeping unit, or; ,
a widow or widower with his or her children and not more
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than two persons unrelated to the widow or widower, or;
the owner of the property or two owners of the property
without any members of the family of either of suoh owners
and one or two persons unrelated to such property owner
or owners~ '
"Floor Area" means, with referenoeto a one family dwelling,
Qr summer oottage, the total floor,areas of all storeys or
shall apply to all land now
the Corporation of the Town-
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10 - Council Meeting, Aprfl 6, t965, con~inued:
half storeys contained within the exterior faces of the exterior
walls of a building, but ~xcluding any private garage, breezeway,
porch, verandah, sun room, attic, basement or cellar.
"Lot Area" means the total horizontal area within the lot lines
of a lot. In the case of a corner lot having street lines
rounding a~ the corner with a radius of twenty feet or less, the
lot area of .such lot s shall be calculated as if the lot lines
were produced to their point of intersection.
"Lot Coverage" means that pereentage of the lot area covered
by buildings including accessory buildings.
"Lot Frontage" means the horizontal distance between the side
lot lines measured along the front lot line. Where the front
lot line is not a straight line, or where the side lot lines
are not parallel, the lot frontage shall be measured by a line
twenty-five feet back from and parallel to the chord of the
lot frontage. (For the purposes of this by-law, the chord of
the lot frontage is a straight line joining the two points
where the side lot lines intersect the front lot line.)
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"Lot Line, Front" means the lot line that divides the'lot
from the street, provided that in the case of a corner lot
the shorter lot line that abuts a street shall be deemed to be
the front lot line, and the longer lot line that abuts a street
shall be termed the flankage of the lot. In the case of a lot
abutting on a navigable body of water and not abutting any
street, the line opposite the water shall be the front lot line.
"Lot Line, Rear" means the lot line opp6~ite the front lot line.
"Lot Line, Side" means a lot line other than a front or rear
lot line.
"Sleeping Cabin" means a building used in conjunction with a
summer cottage located on the same lot therewith and used
mainly for sleeping purposes and shall not be a complete
hous~k~eping unit.
"Summer Cotta.ge" means a dwelling used only as a seoondary
place of residence primarily for vacation,purposes and not
as a permanent dwelling.
"Home Occupation" means an accessory use conducted in a one
fami"ly detached dwelling or summer cottage, and
(a) which is clearly secondary to the use of the dwelling
unit as a private residence,.. (
(b) does not change the character of tqe dwelling unit as
a private residence, .. ,
(c) does not have any exterior ~vidence of being conducted
therein, ., (
(d) does not create or become a pub.lic nuisance in
particular in regard to noise, traffice and parking,
(e) dqes not occupy more than 2510 of the total floor area
of the dwelling unit.
"Yard, Front" means a yard extending across the full width of
'the lot between the front lot line and the neare-st wall of any
building or structure on the lot.
"Yard, Rear" means a yard extending across the 'ull width of
the lot between the rear lot line and the nearest wall of any
building or structure on the lot..
"Yard, Side" means a yard extending from the front yard to the
rear yard between the side lot line and the nearest wall of any
building or structure on the lot.
SECTION 3; PROVISIONS.
(a) General
No person shall, within the Township of Clalke use any land
or erect, alter or use any building or structure except for the
purpose, and in accordance with the standards that it is laWfully
being used for on the date that this by-law was passed, exoept
as hereinafter provided.
(b) Permitted Uses
Tn Single or t,Tulti-family dwellings and accessory
buildings.
(ii) Summer cottages with sl~eping cabins an~ acce~sory
buildings.
(iii) Home occupations.
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11 - Counoil Meeting, April 6, 196,; oontinued:
(iv) PubliQ uses and buildings
Provinoial Government, of
. 'To~nship of Cla.rke.
(v) Publio Utilities.
(vi) Temporary uses: The ereotion or use of any building
or struoture for a oonstruotion oamp, work o amp , tool
shed, soaffold, or other building or struoture
inoidental to and neoessary for oonstruotion'work
on the premises but only for so long as suoh use,
building or struoture is neoessary for suoh oonstruo-
tion work that has been neither finished nor abandoned.
(vii) General agrioultural uses whioh ~re not obnoxious to
the publio welfare where suoh agricultural useage 1.
oarried on in oonjunotion with tan area qf land of ten
acres or more exoept that this exoeption shall not
:be deemed to include any user assooiated with the
wholesale slaughtering or prooessing of animals or
animal produots for oommeroial purposes.
(viii) Industrial and Commeroial buildings subjeot to the
approval of the Clarke Planning 'Board.
e. ~lations. '
{iT' . The dwelling and aooessory buildings thereto shall not
be built on any lot oloser than thirty (3~ feet from
the street or road allowanoe line, exoept in built up
areas where adjaoent buildings do not oomply with this
requirement, when this requirement may be dispensed
with and the new buildings plaoed in line with the
established and existing building line. Where County
or Department of Highways regulations are more stringent,
suoh regulations shall apply.
(ii) The minimum lot frontage along a munioipal road, street
or navigable body of 'water shall not be less than:-----
,0' (fifty feet) for single family dwelling
6,' (sixty-five feet) for a two family dwelling
8,' (eighty-five feet) for three or more families
100' (one hundred feet) frontage where 1,,000 ft. are
required and the total area of the lot shall not be less
than the fOllowing:---
1.5,000 sq. ft.(where both well and septio tank are
required'~
7,,00 sq. ft. where ei(ther munioipal water or sewer
oan be provided.
4,000 sq. ft. where both munioipal( water and sewer
are provided.
((ii1) The total bui~ding area shall cover no more than
34~ (thirty-four) peroent of the lot area.
4.510 (forty-five) peroent of mi,nimum lot area shall
have no,more than ,1 (one) foot fall in 10 (ten)' feet.
No building shall be erected for residential or
oommeroial uses on any land whioh due to its low
lying, marshy or unstable charaoter is oonsidered
unsuitable for the installation of proper sewage and
drainage faoilities~ .
(iv) A side yard shall be provided on eaoh side of a< main
building with a minimum width of (4) four feet oneaoh
side, plus (2) two ~et on each ~ide for e~oh additional
storey above the first, and no 'eve shall pr'ojeot more
than (24) twenty-four inohes into any required side
yard. .
(v) No aooessory building shall be looated within (3) three
feet of the build.ing to whioh it is aooessory, or
within (6) six feet of any required window lighting
a habitable room, nor exoeed. one storey in height or
(1,) fifteen feet above ground level. The foundations
shall be a minimum of (2) two feet and the eve projeo-
tion a minimum of tlB) eighteen inohes from the lot
line.
(vi) No single family one storey dwelling shall have a
living spaoe' ground floor area of less than seven
hundred and twenty1720) sq. ft. and no storey an~
a half or two storey building, shall have a living
owne4 by the Dominion
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12 - :Counoil "!eeting, A;Pril-6, 19(65, oontinued:
space floor area 01' less than eleven hundred (llOO)
sq. ft. and eaoh family unti in any !I'm). t.i-un1 t
p.welling shall nave not less than seyen hundred and
twenty (720) sq. ,ft. floor spaoe per family unit.
(vii) l-Tothing in this by-law shall be oonstrued to perrri t
the use of any land for any purpose, that creates,
or is likely to become a nuisance or offensive, by
the creation of noise or yibretion or by reason of
the emission of gas, fumes, fulSt or objectionable
odours or by reason of the unsightly storage of .
goods, w8res, merchandise, saly-age, refuse matter
or otper mater,1al. , '
Nothing in this by-law shall operate to relieve any person
from th~ obligat,1on to. comply with the requirements of any other
by-law or the Township of, Clarke in force from time to timeJ of
the ob11ge.tion to obtain any licence, permit authority or appro-
val reouired under any by-law of the. Township pf Clarke or any
other governmept agepcy.
Penal tv:
Any person convicted of a breaoh pf the provisions of this
B:r-law shall forfe;1. t and pay, at the disoretion of the convic-
ting magistrate a penalty not exceeding the sum of ~300.00 for
each offense, exclusive of costs.
This by-law shall come into force and take effect on the
day it is passed by Oouncil, subject to the approval of. the
Ontario I.~unicipal Board.
Resolution No.-64: Moved by L.A.Perrault, seconded by Lloyd
Lowery:
This Council hereby adjourn to meet again on TueSday, May
4, 196.5, a~, 10 ?-.m. in ~egular meet~ng.in the Gouncil Ch9.':l1ber'lt
Orono or Otner~lse at tue call of tn3 leave. - Carried.
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SPECIAL MEETI1:C. OF THE. C01]NCIL
OF THE TOm~SHIP OF CLAlli(E
April 12, 1965 at 7.30 p.m..
Council Chamber, Orono.
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~pecial !!lee~ing of Council was oalled by Reeve j.W.Stone
to cortsider the following .business.. .
The following resQl~tion were pass~d:
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Resolution No. 65: l~ovEid byR.G...chater, seoonded by Orme Falls:
Thi~ Council hereby resolve to onen the .tenders as adver-
tised in respect to the proposed pu~chase of a new truck and
snowplow. - Carried.
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Tenders were reoe1 ved from the following:
1.. Cowan Equipment Company, Bowrnanville.
2. Bramley rEotor Se.les Ltd.', Oshawa.
Resolution 'No. 66: Moved by Lloyd. Lowery ,seoonded ':by Orme Falls:
This Counoil hereby aooept the Bramley 1'..!otor Sales' Limi ted
tender as ;the lowest( tender for the purohatSe of a 'new TI"'..1ckap.d
Snowplow 8S per tender subjeot to the a:r;proval of. the 'Department
of Highinays of Ontario. - Carried. . . "
De-"J1J_ty Reeve L.A.Perraul t, on behalf of the Road and Bridge
Committee, reported on their discussj.on pith regar~ to hiring a
Road Clerk for the Road Department and asked Counotl, to openly,
diseuss and decide upon this business. .
R.G.Chater moved, seconded hyO.B.Falls, that the Road and
B'ri@e Commi-ttee and Road Superin tandem t be and are hereby
enrb6we'red to adverti se in the OronoWeekl.y Times and Canadian
St;tesman for a male applicant to he employed. full time for the
position of Road Olerk. ApPf1cations to be received on or before
l~nday May 3, 1965. - C?rried. . . .
The,Olerk reported that he :vas unapie to obtain a deed of
the"property upon which the TownShip Garage is located, The