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REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CLAR.K.&
Tuesday, November 4, 1969:at 10 a.m.
Council Chamber, Orono.
Present: Reeve Roy A. Foster
Deputy Reeve H. E. Walkey
6ouncillor W. R. Carveth
Councillor F. A. Gray
Councillor J. W. Stone
Clerk H. DeWith
The minutes of the regular meet~ng on October 7, 1969and
special meeting on October 10, 1969 Were adopted as printed
on motion by H. E. Walkey, seconded by J. 'W. Stone. Carried.
It was moved by F. A. Gray, seconded by B. E. Walkey
that delegations be heard. Carried.
Mr. Roy Forrester met with Council to discuss alterations
to provide more space for the Library. It was moved by H. E.
Walkey, seconded by W. R. Carveth that 'an estimate of costs
for the alterations be presented to the Finance Committee
at the next meeting of Council. Carried.
The following correspondence and report was read out by
the Reeve:
1. Kates, Peat, Marwick & Co. request for Supplementary
Information.-Referred to ~le~k to anewer.
2. Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority,Minutes
dated September 26, 1969.-Filed.
3. Committee of Adjustment minutes dated October 1 and
October 8, 1969.-Filed.
4. The Ontario Humane Society re Bill 194.-Receive~.
5. St. John Ambulance Association, Ontario Council,
request for donation.-Reoeived. .
6. Report of Clerk re request of Dr. A. W. Harris to
hire a part-time dog catcher.-Tabled to January 1970.
7. W. Kay Lycett, B. A. re George R. Armstrong re road
allowance.-Referred to the Clerk.
8. Vaughn R. St.eves re withdrawal of application for
re-zoning.-Copy to Planning Board and Filed.
9. Letters fr~m Honey, Brooks & Harrison dated 14 October
1969 and from z. T. Salmers, Q.C. dated 16 October
1969 re Lillian C. Glenney, tax registration #68-1.-
Referred to resolution.
10.. E. Richard Lovekin re Liquor Vote and letter from Page
and Kamin, Solicitors for Mosport Park Limited.-Filed.
11. Totten, Sims, Hubicki & Associates Limited re R. E.
Sims appointment as Executive Administrator of Ontario
County and City of Oshawa Study and his resignation
from the firm of Totten, Sims , Hubicki & Associates
Limited~-Filed.
l~. Adele McGill request for anincreas& in salary as
business brought forward from 7 October 1969.-No
action at this time. -
13. Department of Highways"re H:ighwa.y #2-l'lrownBTille," i
Speed Limit.-Copy to residents of Brownsville.
14. Northumberland and Durham County Board of Education
re legislation regarding collection and remittance
of tax leTies letter to Wm. G. Davis, Minister of
Education.-Reoeived.
15. Lake Ontario Regional Development Council re
Fifteenth Anniversary News.-Tiled.
16. Cedar Dee Farms re letter of appreciation to Road
Department.-Referred to the Aoad Superintendent.
17. Letters from Municipal Planning Consultants Co. Ltd.
re Amending By-law.No. 1651, Township of Clarke~-Filed.
18. Bowes & Cocks Limited, Appraisal Division, re,
Propesed Developllent Road, Lots 34 ,and 35, ..cances-Ai.Qn
3, Township of Clarke.-Filed. . .
19. E. Richard Lovekin re Charles Wesley Lemon Property-
Newtonville.-Filed.' "
20. E. Richard Lovekin re Demolition by-law 1404 -
C. ~ W. Lemon Property_N.wtonville.-Filed.
21. Clifford P!thick, Auctioneer and Valuator re
C. W. Lemon.Proper~y-Newtonville.-FileU.
22. E. W. Bradley, A.A.C.L. re C. W. Lemon Property-
Newtonville.-Filed.
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Regular Meeting or Council 4 November 1969 continued:
Z3. Oshawa Area Planning and Development Study re
minutes of thirteenth meeting.-Piled.
Z4. The Consumers' Gas re Ontario Energy Board's
Interim Rate Order.-Piled.
Z5. Department or Social and Family Services.
Municipal WeTare Administration re establishment of a
:Board or Review to hear appeals by recipient. of or
applicants for General Assistance under The General
Welfare Assistance Act.-Piled.
Council-recessed rOll' lunch at lZ:15 and re~ session
at 1:15 p.m.
Mr. C. Wilkes met with Council to discuss a Taxi Licence
for the Township or Clarke. Council agreed to have the Township
Solicitor draw up a Taxi By-law.
z6. Department of Municipal Affairs re names of Assessment
Commissioners ror new property'assessment system efrective
January 1. 1970.-Filed. .
Z7. The Ontario Municipal Board letters dated October Z3
and October 30. 1969 re Township or Clarke !mending By-Law
No. 1651. a By-Law to amend Zoning By-Law-No. lS,Z.'
as amended by By-law No. 1613.-Piled. :
Z8. The Great Pine Ridge Tourist Councilre Information for
1970 Travel Guide.-Piled.
Z9. Copy letter from R. C. Hore. Supervisor. Water & Well
Management Branch. Division of Water Resources to
The General Accident Assurance Company of Canada re '
Messrs: Dempsey and Rankin and -the Township of. .clark... -
Filed .
The Ontario Municipal Association re News Notes.~Filed.
Sunnydene Estates Limited re proposed Subdivision part
Lots Z7 and ze. Concession 5. Township of Clarke.-'
'Referred to Council Meeting on November lZ. 1969.
3Z. Ontario Wa.ter Resources Commission re publication on
Water Quality Data in Ontario.-Piled.
33. The 'Ontario Municipal Association re Special Legi&ative
Bulletin.-Piled.
34. The Corporation or the Town or'Mississauga. re pl"oposed
lieensing of Cable Antenna Television Companies.-Filed.
35. United Counties or Northumberland and Durham. Cobourg.
Ontario re suggested standard building by-law.~Rerer~ed
to 1970 Council. - -
36. Ontario Hydro re listing of the old and new rates for
street lighting fixtures.-Piled.
37. Ontario Good Roads Association request ror'resolutions
and proposal or names rOll' recognition of long service
in the cause of good roads.-Received.
38. -Ontario Good Roads Association re notice 'of cancellation
of meeting.-Received.
39. Ontario Good Roads Association re 76th Anniversary
Convention as business brought rorward rrom October 7.
1969.-~eferred to the Road:Superintendent to request
Z reservations.
40. Ontat-io Good' ROadsusociation re
Merrill S. ~oss for completion of
School BasieSurveying Course and
School. -Piled.
41. Oshaw.a Area Planning and Development Study re meeting
)fovember 6~-Referred to the Clerk.
4Z. Northumberland and D~ham County Boara or Education re
meeting of Council representatives and Board of Education
November 6.-Referred to Reeve and Clerk.
~eport of Building Inspector for October.-Filed.
aequest from Earl Poster. Newcastle re donation to
Newcastle Arena.-Tabled to January.:19'?0"CounciJ..
The-- rollowing resolutions were passed.--
RAaolt1tiBnHo_l~R:Moved by F.A.Gray,seconded by W.R.C-arveth:
This Council hereby request the Auditor of the Corporation
of the Township of Clarke to prepare 100 copies or a printed
financial statement for Nomination Meet!.ng to be held November
Zl. 1969. at a cost not exceedIng $100.00.
. The Treasurer and Road Superintendent be and are hereby
instruct.a to assist the Auditor in the preparation of the
said statement. Carried.
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Certificates to
C.S.AndersonRoad
T.J.Mahony Road
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Regular Meeting of Council 4 November 1969 continued:
R....olution No. 11Q:Moved by W_R.Carveth,seconded by J.W.Stone:'
The Council ef the 'Township of Clarke hereby petit~on
the Department of Highways of Ontario for. interim payment - on .
Statutory Grant under the Highways 'Improvement Act for
expenditures made during the year 1969. Carried.
Resolution No. lhO:Moved by W.R.Carveth,seconded by F.A.Gray;
Resolve that the Clerk prepare The Voters1 List
alphabetically for the year 1969. Carried.
R..solution No. -lhl:Moved by ,F. 'A. Gray,seconded by W. R.Caryeth:
This Council hereby deem it advisable to revise the form of
the Tax Demand Notice with Interim Tax Demands due and Payabie
on March I, First instalment 25%; Ju+y,l, Second instaiment 25%
and a Final Tax Demand due and payable on December 1, Balance
of Taxes. Carried. '
R.."olutinn No. 1h2:Moved by H.E.Walkey,seconded by J.W.Stone:
This Council authorize the Clerk Treasurer to take the
necessary action to collect the tax arrears of Mrs; Lillian
Glenney under By-Law 1638 and to proceed with the Tax Registration
No. 68-1. Carried. ~
R..solutionNo. 1h1:Moved by HJE.Walkey,seconded by F.A.Gray:
This Council hereby authorize tAe Reeve and Clerk to
sign and seal an "Offer To Sell" between the Corporation of the
Township of Clarke and A. Garfield Heyes arid between the
Corporation of the Township of Ciarke and 'Clare Edgar Allin. .
Carried. .
R..solll~ion No. lhh:Moved by J.W.Stone,seconded by W.R.Carveth:
Resolve that the following Pay Vouchers be and are hereby
authorized for payment by the Signing Officers of this 'Council:
Addit{on to General Voucher #10 for October in the amount '
of $2,373.~. _ ,,' ' _
General Voucher III for November in the amount of $24,336.07.
General Welfare Voucher #11 for-November in the amount
of $927.61. - .
Road Voucher #10 for October in the amount of $32,355.27.
Police Village of Orono Voucher 110 for October in_the
amount of $2,592.50. Carried. ..
~he fol~owing By~Law was read a first, second and third
time and fin~ly' passed:
Bv-LAW N'o_ 1 f);~
Being a By-Law to repeal By-Law No. 1651
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Township of
Clarke, after due deliberation, have deemed it expedient to
repeal By-Law No. 1651; , '
NOW THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED by The Council of the Corporaiion
of the Township of Clarke: "
THAT By-Law No. 1651 be and the same is hereby repealed.
The following By-Law was read a fi~st time o~ motion by
F.A.Gray, seconded by W.R.Carveth:
The following By-Law was read a second time on motion by
J.W.Stone, seconded by H.E.Walkey; -
The following By-Law was read a third time and finally
passed on motion by H.E.Walkey, seconded by W;R.Carveth:
Bv-T.aw Nn. 16t:\~ " .
A By-law to amend'Zoning By-law Number 1592, as amended
by By-law Number 1613.' , ,-
WHEREAS the Municipal Council of the Corporation' of the
Township of Clarke deems it advisable to amend By-law Number
1592, as amended by By-law'Number 1613. -.
NOW THEREFORE.the Municipal Council of the Corporation of'
the Township of Clarke ENACTS as follows: '
1. That Section 1 of By-law Number 1592, as'amended, is
hereby deleted and the folloWing sabstituted therefor;
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1.1 This By-+aw may be cited as the "Zoning By-law".
1.2 ,Appendices 1 an~ 2 h~r~to annexed. and. the Zone.
. Map (comprising Map 1, 2 and 3) hereto annexed as
Schedule "A" are included in and form a part o~
this By-law." _ .
2. That Section 2,of, this By-law Number 1592, as ~ended,
is hereby deleted and the following substituted therefor:
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ItS~~T~N 2 - DEFINITTONS
2.1 For the purpose of this BY-law the following words
and phrases shall have the meanings! given below.
Z.2 A~~esso~v Building: means a detached bUilding, the
use of which is :l.nc:l,dent.al.ol;" secQl;I.(j.ary.to that of
the main building and not used for human habitation,
,located on the same lot w~th the main building
and inclp,des a private garage.
2.3 A~~8SRO~V UA~: means a use customarily incidental
and subordinate to the principal use or building
and located on the same lot with such principal
use or building.,
2,4 Buildi.,... I.iTWO: mealS a line within a lot drawn
parallel. to a lot line and establil!'l:tes ~he minimum
distance betWeen ~hat lot line and any building
or structure, which may be erected.
Z.5 Buildi.,.,., M"in: means a building in which the
prineipal use is conducted on a lot.on which it is
located. In the residential zone the dwelling
is the main bUilding. __ .
2.6 DwAllin~~ Sinwl,Fam11v: means a separate building
containing only one dWell:l,~g unit. .
Z.7 Dwe 11 in... Uno! t: means one or more nabi table rooms
designed for use by and oceupied by not more than
one family and in which separate kitchen and sanitary
facilities are provided for the exclusive use of
sueh a family and with a private entrance from
outside the building or from aeOm.mQn hallway or
stairway inside the building; provided that a
dwelling unit shall not include a~l;"ailer or
mobile home notwithstanding that such trailer or
mobile home is jacked-up or that its running
gear is removed, or that it is located on a
foundation.
2.$ E.....,t: when used in this By-law includes building,
construction, reconstruetion.and .relOCA~ion and,
without limiting the generality of the word, also
includes: - .
(a) any preliminary. physical operation, such as
excavating, filling or draining; _..
(b) altering any existing building or structure
by an addition, enlargement, extension or
other struetural eh~ge; and
(c) any work for the dping of which a building
permit is required; under the Buildipg By-law
of the Corporation. - - . -
Z.9 Family: means one or more persons living as a single
housekeeping,unit in a dwelling unit and includes:
(1) Pomestic servants
(2) Roomers,or boarders - two only.
2.10 .E.1u:m,: means general agr.Lcultural uses which are not
obnoxious to the publiC welfare ineluding farm
buildings, field crops, dair~ farm~ng~ gardening,
nurseries, orchards, kennels, forestry and the
processingQf forestry products, fishing, trapping
and seasonal fruit, vegetable, flower and farm
produce sales outlets,. ..
Z.ll rlQo~ Ap~a: means, with referenee to a dwelling,
the total floor area of all storeys or half storeys
contained within the exterior faces of the exterior
walls of a bUildiM, but excluding any private
garage, breezeway, porch, verandah, sunroom, attic,
basement or cellar; provided. that in the case of a
half storey the total floor are,a shall. .include
onl~ that portion of the half storey in which there
is suffieient space to p,rovide..a heigAt .between
finished floor and. finished .eeiling of' 'at least
7 feet 6 inches.
Z .12 H..i ...ht: means ,when used with reference to a
building, the vertical ~istance between the surface
of the ground at the front of the build.ing and
(1) in the case of a flat rooe, the highest point of
the roof surface or the parapet, whicheVer is
the greater,
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in the ease of a man_I'd' r-4lof, ,the deck roof line,
and,-
in the ease of a gable, hip or gambrel roof, the
mean height between the eaves and ridge.
2.1.3 Tndust1"'ial Building: means a building which is used
for industrial purposes such as manufacturing,
processing, storage and similar uses.
Z.14 ~z means a parcel of land, which fronts on a public
highway which has been:aasumed for publa~ use as a
public highway, whether or not such a parcel is
described in a registered deed or shown on a registered
plan of subdivision,. including any of its parts which
are subject to right-of-way or easement~
Z.15 Lot A~~aZ means the total horizontal area within the
lot lines of a lot. In the ease of a corner lot
having street lines rounding at the corner with a
radius of twenty feet: or less, the lot area of such
lots shall beealculated as if the lot lines were
produced to their point of intersection.
Z.16 Lot COV~ragA: means that percentage of the lot area
covered by buildings, including accessory buildings.
Z.17 Lot F~ontagez 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 along a line twenty-five
feet back from and parallel to the street line.
Z.18 Lot Line: means any boundary of a lot or the vertical
projection thereof.
Z.19 Lot Lin~r F~ont: means the lot line that divides the
lot from the street, provided that in the ease 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 deemed
to be a ~ide lot line.
Z.ZO Lot Line. Rea~z means the lot line opposite the
front lot line.
2.21 Lot LinA. Side: means a lot: line other than a front
or rear lot line. i
Z.ZZ OhnoxiouR URe: means an offensive trade within the
meaning of The Public Health Act or. any use which is
offensive or dangerous by reason of the emission of
odour, s~oke, dust, noise, gas, fumes, vibration or
refuse matter.
2.2,3/P"hli'" Ga~al!'A: means and includes a building or place
where motor vehicles ar& hired or kept or used for
hire, or where such vehicles or gasoline or oils are
stored or kept for sale, or a building or place used
as a motor vehicle repair shop (but does not include
an auto body repair shop) or for washing or cleaning
motor vehicl~s, but does not include any business
use otherwise defined or classified in this By-law.
Z.24 SAtha",kz means the horizontal distance from the
centre line of the street allowance, measured at
right angles to such centre line, to the nearest
part of any build~ng or structure on the lot.
2.25 Shontin", RaTl"'A.; means an area including buildings
and structures used by an: approved gun pr revolver
club for the purpose of carrying on private shooting
events wholly within such area. For the purposes
of this definition, "APPROVED" means approved by the
Attorney-GeneralIs. Department, of the Province of
Ontario.
2.26 LlJ::l;l.z means an open, uncovered and unoccupied
space appurtenant to a building.
Z.Z7 Ya~d. F~ont: means a yard extending across the full
width of a lot on which a building is situate, and
from the front lot l~ne to the nearest main wall of
the building or buildings for-which such front yard
is required.
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2.Z8 Yard. lI...a1": me&b.s a yard extending acre$S the full
Width of a lot, on which a building is situate, and
from the rear lot lin~ tOe the nearest main wall of
the building or bUildings for which such rear yard
is required.
2.29 Yard, Sid~: means a yard extending from the front
"yard to the rear yard and fro~the side lot line
to the nearest main wall of the building or buildings
for which such side yard is required.".
That Section 3 of By-law Number 1592, as amended, is hereby
deleted and the following substituted therefor:
IlSECTIO}l. 1 -"- GENERAL PROVISTORS
3.1 ZonAA:
For the purpose of th~s.By-law, the follOWing zones
are established, as shown on Schedule HA".
~ Zona ~hol
Residential 11.1
Rural Residential RR
Commercial C
Highway COmmercial HC
Industrial M1
Open Space OS
Agriculture A
No person shall; llS& land or erector use a building
or structure except in accordance With the general
and special provisions of this By.law applying to
the zone in which the land, building or structure
"is, or is to be located.
Where the zone symbol designating certain lands as
shwwn on Schedule "A" is follawed by a dash and a
number (for example "A-I"), then special provisions,
in addition to the normal zone restrictions, apply
to such lands and such special provisions will be
found by reference to. that section of the By-law
which deals with that particular\zone. Lands
designated in this manner shall be subject to all
the restrictions of the ~one except as otherwise
provided by the speCial provisions.
The zone symbois listed above may be used to refer
to buildings anQ. structures, thellSes of lots,
buildings and structures permitted by this By-law
in the said zones, and whenever in this By-law the
word "Zone" is used, preceded by any of the said
symbOls, such reference shall mean any area within
the Township within the scope of this By-law,
Qelineated on Schedule "Alt and designated thereon
by the said symbol.
3.~ Zone Bonnda.-";AA:
Zone boundaries where possible, are construed to be
lot lines, street 'lines' or boundaries of registered
plans. In the case where<uncertainty exists as to
the boundary of any zone then the location of such
boundary shall' be ~etermiRed in"accord.nce with
the scale of Schedule "A"a~ the original size in
the scale of 1 inch to 1,000 feet for Maps 1 and
2 and 1 inch to 300 feet for Map 3.
3.3 Mul-t:,inlQ liaes:
(a) Where ani land. or builQing is used.. for more than
one purpose, all proviSiOns of this By-law
relating to each use shall be complied with
provided that no dwelling is located closer
than 25 feet to any other building on the lot
except a bUilding accessory to such dwelling.
(b) No person shall erect or use any building for
residential pu~oses .unless auch building is
'erected upon a <lot.
(c) No person shall erect or use for residential
purposes any building upon any lot Whereon there
then exists, or is in the course of construction,
or for which a building permit has been issued on
behalf of the municipality, a building erected
or used or intended to be used for residential
purposes.
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3.10
H@!i",ht -R,utnl"i ~ti ana! :
Notwithstanding. the neight provisions h~rein
contained, nothing in this By-law shall prevent the
erection and/or use of a church spire, a belfry,
a flag pole, a clock tower, a chimney, a water tank,
a radio or television tower or, antenna. an elevator
pent-house, an air conditioner duct, a skylight,
a grain elevator, a barn or a silo.
Pllh'i~ U~fU!l!
Nothing in this By-iaw shall prevent the us~ of
any land as a public Park, community park, play-
ground, highway or right-of-way.
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Where tM.s By-law provides that a lot may be used
or a'building or structure may be erected or used
for a purpose, that'purpose shall include any
accessory building or structure or accessory use,
but shall not include (1) any occupation for gain
or profit conducted within a dwell~ng or on the
lot, except as in this By-~aw is specifically
permitted or, (2) any building used for human
habitation except as in this By-law is specifically
permitted.
At":t"!ASRO:rV Rll i 1 d i "KR: _
Except as otherwise provided herein:
(a) The total area occupied by accessory buildings
sh~l not exceed ten percent of the area of
the lot on which it is situate.
(b) No accessory building shall'be erected at a
g.istance of less than four feet from the lI!Ilr
or ~~d&>lot line af any lot and when not attached
to. the main building shall be located in the
rear yard at least ten feet from the main
building.
(c) No accessory building shall be used for human
habitation.
(d) No accessory building in an Rl or RR Zone
shall exceed 15 feet in height or be more
than one storey.
LJ:t1'1d~S1Jhi~t!t tll Flnqp;n~t
In all zones the erection of buildings or structures
for residential or cOmmercial purposes shall be
prohibited on llUld that is subject to flooding or
on land where by reason of ~ts rocky, low-lying,
marshy or unstable character, the cost of
satisfactory waterworkS, sewage, or drainage
facilities is pr9hibitive. Nor _hall any building
or structure or app~tenance thereto (other than
cons~rvation or flood control projects) be installed
within (100') one hundred. feet of any stream or
river bank, or in the flood plain'of any water
course, as determined by an ontario Land Surveyor.
G~pat~~ R~At~i~tions:
This By-law shall not be effective to reduce or
mitigate ~y restrictions lawfully imposed by a
governmental authority but in such cases the
greater restriction s~all apply.
PA~m;~t~d Puhli~ U.AAt-
The provisions of this By-law shall not apply to
the use of any land' or to the erection or use of
,any building or structure for the purpose of public
service by the Corporati~n of the Township of
Clarke or by any local Board thereof defined by
the Department of Munieipal Aff~i~S Act, Chapter
98, R.S.D. 1960, The United Counties of Northumber-
land and Du~ham, any telephone, gas or telegraph
company, any department or agent of the Government
of Ontario or Canada, including the Hydro-Electric
Power Commission of Ontario, provided that:-
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(a) The lot C'overage, setbaca.. ed. yard, 1"ef:lU.irements
prescribed forth. zone in which such land,
building or structure 'is located shall be complied
With. , ,
(b )No goods, material, or equipillent shall be stored
in the open ~n an Rl or RRZone.
(c) Any building erected in aniU 01' R<R Zone under the
authority of this paragraph shall be designed and
maintained in general harmony with 1"esidential
buildings of the type permitted ~n the zone.
P.aT;kin~. RaQ).l'i-PAJDAnba:
In any z." the owner of every building hereafter erected,
enlarged or changed in use after the passing of this
By-law shall provide parking space in accordance with
the following shhedule:
TvnQ Q~ Buildin~
Residential
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One parking space for each 200
square feet.of total floor area.
One parking space for each
classroom.
At least one parking space for
every 1,000 square feet of total
,floor area up to 20,000 square feet
plus one additional apace for every
5,000 square feet of total floor
area over 20,000 square feet
including any basement area if used
for industrial use.
Physician, "dentist,or , Two parking spaces in addition to
other professional person spaces required for a dwelling
yho has established an unit.
office for consultation
or'other emergency treat-
ment in his private
residence.
Self-Service
Departmental
Wholesale' or
Business
other permitted
CODDllercial uses
Schools
Grocery,
Store,
Discount
M;_niml1~ Pa""ki nQ' RAQPi'rAd
~ne (~) parking space, or one
garage or one carport per dwelling
unit.
Four parking spaces for each
practising doctor or dentist.
Where there are fixed seats, one
parking space for 4very five seats,
or ten feet of bench space. Where
there are no fixed seats, one Park-
ing space for. each 100 square feet
of floor area devoted to public use.
One parking space for each two
beds or 400 square feet of floor
area whichever is greater, plus one
adaitional space for each resident
doc~or or resident employee.
One parking ~pace per suite for
the first iilO" suites. One additional
- parking spaCe per 5 su~tes above
20 suites. One additional parking
u~~~.~ce for ea.ch.100 square feet of
floor. area d.ev"ted to publiC use.
One parking space per rental unit.
One additional parking space for
each 100 square feet of floor area
devoted to public use.
One parking space per 300 square
feet of total ,floor area.
One parking space for every 100
aquare feet of total floor area.
Clinic
Churches, auditoria,
restaurants, theatres,
arenas, halls, private
clubs and other places
of assembly (including
fuI1e1"al homes)
Hospitals, institutions
Hotels
Motels
Offices
Industrial
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3.12 PaT'winD' A~a R_g,pi-r...nta.: \ J
Parking areas .hall conform to the following
requireDIents;
(a) The parking area shall be. in the Sa11le zone
and within 500 feet ~f t~e location it is
intended to serve. '
(b)". Each parking .pace shall be 10 feet by ZO
feet and shall be provided with Unobstructed
access to a street by a driveway, aisle or lane.
(c) The parking area and approaches shall be .
.urfaced with ;concrete~. al\lphalt~ crush.ed
stone, gravel or a eombi~atlon'thereof with a
stable surface treated to~prevent the raising
of dust or loose particles.
3.13 Ohnt~nrious U$lP-S: .
No obnoxious use shall be permitted within any Zone.
3.14 DwAl;iTu~ -qrtit.s: .--
Basement or Cellar: No basement or cellar or part
of a bas~ent or cellar of any building shall be
used as a complete dwelling unit and nQ part of a
baseDIent or cellar may be used for calculating the
required min~um fl~or area of any residence.
3.15 LatA Having LeaR ~.a And/Q~ Fpontag~:
Where a lot having a less~r area .and/or frontage
than that required herein is held under distinct
and separate ownership fr~ abutting lots as shown
by a registered conveyanc~ in the records of the
Registry or Land Titles Offic~ at the date of the
passing of this By-law, or where such a lot is
created as a result of an expropriation, such smaller
lot may be used and a building or structure may
be erected, altered or used on such &maller lot,
provided that all other requirements of this
BY-law are complied with."
4. That Section 1+ of By-law Number 159Z, as a11lended, is
hereby de~eted and,the following substituted therefor:
nSE~TIOlf 11. -_~qTQ.JiTTAL ZONE {R1 1
I+.IJJS~S PERMITTED
No person shall within any Rl Zone use any lot or
erect or use any building or structure for any purpose
except one or more of the folloWing uses:
(a) RESIDENTIAL USES;
a single fa11lily dwelling.
(b) NON-RESIDENTIAL USES:
a church;
a clinic;
a school - not operated for profit or gain;
a hospital;
a nursing home.
(c) Nothing in this section shall prevent a person
residing in a dwelling from carrying on any
,domestic or household art, a physician or other
medical practitioner, a dentist, a lawyer, an
insurance agent, an engineer, an architect,
an artist, an accountant or travelling salesman
from using as professional offices not more than
25% of the total floor area of the dwelling
in which he or she is domiciled, provided that:-
(i) there shall be no advertising other than a
nonilluminated sign not more than one
square foot.in area.,
(ii) no person other than those residing in the
dwelling is employed therein except in the .
case of a physician or other medical
practitioner and a dentist in which case
'-, the staff may be limited to one employee.
(iii) there is no external. storage of goods or
materials.
(iv) there are no goods, wares or merchandise
exposed for sale.
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5.
~v) there is no mechanical or other equipment
used except that which is customarily
employed in dwellings for domestic or house-
hold purposes or for use by a dentist,
physician or other medical practitioner or
other professional persons.
4.2 ZONE PROV~SIONS
No person shall within any Rl Zone use any lot or
erect or use any building or structure except in
accordance with the following provisions:
(a) RESIDENTIAL USES:
In accordance with the provisions of Appendix
1 hereof.
(b) NON-RESIDENTIAL USES:
In accordance with the provisions of Appendix
2 hereof..n
That Section 5 of By-law Number 1592, as amended, is
hereby deleted and the following substituted therefor:
.SECT~ON ~ - RIm AT. RESIDENTIAL ~OHE (RR)
5.1 USES PRRMITTED
No person shall within any RR Zone use any lot or
erect or. use any building or structure for any
purpose except ~ne or more of the following uses:
(a) RESIDENTIAL USES:
a single family dwelling.
(b) NON-RESIDENTIAL US;&S:
a church; .
a school - not operated for profit or gain.
(c) Nothing in this section shall prevent a person
residing in a dwelling from carrying on any
domesti~ or household art, a physician or other
medical practitioner, a dentist, a lawyer, an
insurance agent,. an engineer, an architect, an
artist, an accountant. or travelling salesman
from using as professional offices not more
than 25% of the ~otal floor area of the dwelling
in which he or she is domiciled, provided that:-
(i) there shall be no advertising other than a
non-illuminated sign ~ot more than one
square foot in area.
(ii) no person other than those r~siding in the
dwelling is employed therein except in the
case of a physician or other medical
practitioner and a dentist in which case
the :staff may be limited .to one employee.
(iii) there is no external storage of goods or
materials.
(iv) there are no goods, wares or merchandise
exposed for sale.
,(v) there is no mechanical or other equipment
used except that which is customarily
employed in dwellings for domestic or
household purposes or for use by a dentist,
physician or other medical practitioner or
other pro~essional persons.
5.2 ZONE PROVTSTONS
No person shal~ Wi~hin any RR ione use any lot or
erect or use any building or structure except in
accordance with the following provisions:
(a) RESIDENTIAL USES:
In accordance with the provisions of Appendix
1 hereof.
(b) NON-RESIDENTIAL USES:
In accordance with the provisions of AppendiX
2 hereof.1t
That Sec~ion 6 of By-law Number 1592, as amended, is
hereby deleted and the follOWing substituted therefor:
"SECTION 6 - COMMERCTAI~ ZONE tel
6.1 USES PERMTTTED
No person shall within any C Zone use any lot or
erect or use any building or structure for any
purpose except one or more of the follOWing uses:
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Regular Meeting of Council 4 November 1969 continued:
(a) RESIDENTIAL USES:
a dwelling unit in a Non~Residential building.
(b) NON-RESIDENTIAL USES:
a retail store not engaged in manufacturing
in the premises unless such manufacturing is
incidental to retail business, does not exceed
fifty percent (50%) of the floor area and the
products manufacturEld are primarily for sale
at retail on the premises;
an office;
a restaurant;
a hotel;'
a clubroom, private club or fraternal
a theatre;
a service station;
a barber shop;
a beauty parlour;
a billiard or- poolroom;
a dance hall; ,
an undertaking establi.'$hment;
a laundry or dry cleaning.~8tablishment;
a newspaper office and/or plant;
a telephone exchange;
a lodging and/or boarding house;
a bake shop;
a shoe repair shop;
a bank.
6.2 ZONE PROVISIONS
No person shall within any C Zone use any lot or
erect or use any building or structure except in
accordance with the following provisions:
(a) ,RESIDENT IAL USES:
In accordance with the provisions of AppendiX
1 hereof.,
(b) NON-RESIDENTIAL USlS:
In accordance with the provisions of Appendix
2 hereof."
That Section 6A of By-law Number 1592, as amended, is
hereby deleted and the following Section 7 substituted
therefor:
"SECTION ? .- HIGHWAY CO~CIAL ZONE (He)
7.1 USES PERMITTED
No person shall within any HC Zone use any lot or
erect or use any building or structure for any
purpose except one or more of the following uses:
(a) RESIDENTIAL USES:
a single family dwelling, .in eonjunction with
a permitted Non-Residential use if occupied
by the owner, caretaker, watchman, or other
siJnj,lar person, employed on the lot on whieh
such dwelling is located, and his family;
a dwelling unit in a Non-Residential building,
if occupied by the owner, earetaker, watehman
or other similar person employed on the lot
on which sueh dwelling unit is located, and
his family.
(b) NON-RESIDENTIAL USES:
a farmers' co-operative corporation within the
meaning of The Corporations Act;
a farm implement dealer ;
a restaurant;
a sporting goods service centre;
a public or municipal garage;
a serviee station;
a hotel;
a motel (with OF without restaurant facilities);
a car wash station;
a commereial nursery;
a fruit and vegetable"produee. sales outlet.
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7.2 ZONE PROYISlONS
No person shall within any HC Zone use any lot or
erect or use any builQing or structure except in
accordance with the fo:).lowingPiov,isions:
(a.) RESIDENTIAL USES:
In accordance ~th the provisions of Appendix
1 h~reof. \ J
(b) NON-RESIDENTIAL USES:
In accordance w~th the provisions of Appendix
Z hereof." .
That Section 7 of By-law NusQer 1592, as amended, is
hereby Qeleted and th. folloWing Section 8 sUQstituteQ
therefor:
.SECTION ~,~ IND~JS~~!AL. ZO~ {Mol}
$.1 USES 'PERMITTED ~
No person shall within any Ml Zone use any lot or
erect or use any builQing or structure for any
purpose except one or more of the follOWing uses:
(a) RESIDENTIAL USES: :
a singl~ family dWelling, ;njconjunction witha
.permitted Non-Residential use if occupied by
the : owner , caretaker; -watchlJ!~ or other similar
person employed on the lot on which such
dwelling is located, and his family.
(b) NON-RESIDENTIAL USES:
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an,industrialbuilQing, provided such
industrial building is not useQ for any purpose
which from its nature or materials used therein
is or may.become obnoxious by reason of the
emission of odour, dust, amoke, noise, gas,
~umes, cinders, vibrations, refuse matter, or
water-carried wastes, and provided further,
that no part of the lot is use~.for the open
storage of goods or materials.
8.2 ZONE PROVTSTONS
No person shall Within any Ml Zone use any lot or
erect or use any building or structure except in
accordance with the follOWing provisions:
(a) RESIDENTIAL USES:
In accordance with the provisions of Appendix
1 hereof.
(b) NON-RESIDENTIAL USES:
In accordanc~~ith the provisio~s of Appendix
2 hereof.."
That Section $ of By-law Number 1592, as amended, is
hereby deleted and the.following Section 9 substituted
therefor:
.S~CTION Q -..OPEN SPACR ZO)lE. (as)
9.1 USES PERMTTTED
NQperson sh~ll w~thifi any OS Zo~e use any lot or
erect or use any building or structure for any
purpose ~xcept one or more of the following uses:
(a) RESIDENTIAL USES:
a dwelling~unit in a Non-Residential building,
if occupied by the owner, caretaker, watchman
or ot~er similar person employed full time
on the lotIon whica~ch d~.~ling unit is
located, and his family.
(b) NON-RESIDENTI4lL USES:
a publiC or privat~ Park, including tourist
c~ping facilities.; .refreshment rooms;
conservation areas; ski areas;
a public building including a museum or display,
an arena, community hall, water supply or
waste disposal facility, sports field (courts
or greens), entertainment facilities;
a pool;
an agricultural fairg~ounds;
a bandstand;
a boating facility, including boathouses;
a golf course or golf driving range;
a school;
a hospital;
a church.
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9.2 ZONE PROVISIONS
No person shall witltin,'any OS'Zone use any lot
or erect or use any building or structure
except in accordance with the folloWing provisions:
(a) RESIDENTIAL USES: .'
In accordance with,theproviisions of Appendix
1 hereof.
(b) NON-RESIDENTIAL .USES:
In accordance with t~e provisions of Appendix
2 hereof:"
10. THAT Section 9 of By-law Number 1592, as amended, is
hereby'del.eted.
11.That Section 10 of By-law Number 1592, as amended, is
hereby deleted and the folloWing substituted therefor;
"SECTIOlf 10, - i.AGRT-Ctn.T-URE -Z9HE- rA)
10.1 USESPP.RMT1TED
No person shall within any A Zone use any lot
or erect or Huse any building or structure for
any purpose except one or more of the following
uses:
(a) .RESIHNTIAL uSIS:
a single family -dwelling.
(b) NON-RESIDENTIAL USES:
a farm;
a hospital, clinic, library, church, school,
comniunity eentre,mw'iicipal )building, and
a"cemetery, mausoleum, columbarium, or
crematorium established with the approwi
of the Department of Health under the
Cemeteries Act;
a rural home occupation and the office
of a veterinary su~geon, and premises for
thecemergency treatment of animals.
10.2 ZONE PROVISTONS
.No person shall Within any.A Zone use any lot
or erect or use any building or.structure except
in accordance with the following provisions:
(a). RESIDENTIAL USES:
In accordance with the provisions of
Appendix 1 hereof. '
(b) NON-USIDENTIALUSES:
In accordance with the provisions of
Appendix 2 hereof..
10.3 SPECTAL PROVI~TOHS
(a) "A-ln - Lo~ 2~. Con~AAAion ~
In addition to the uses referred to in
. Section 10.1 hereof, that part of Lot
23, Concession 3, which is.designated
'A-l".,oJl ,Schedule" '!A."i' may. be- used for
the purposes of L.a.. shooting range .
(e) "A-2M -LQ~a ~~t ~k ann ~~_ Cnn~ARginn Q
In addition to the uses referred to in
Section 10.1 hereof, those parts of Lots
33, 34 and 35, Coneession,9~ which are
-designated "A-2" on Schedule "A", may be
cused for the purposes of a racetrack
for motor vehicles. .
(e) QA-~ - Lot ~2_~Cftn~A.g;On h
In addition to the uses referred to in
Section 10.1 hereof,-that, part of Lot
'32, Concession 4, which is designated
"A-3" on Schedule "A", may be used for
the ~rposes.of a livestock auction barn."
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12. That Section 11 of By-law Number 1592, as amended,
is hereby deleted and the following substituted'
therefor:
"SECTION 11 .- CONFORMITY
The purpose for which any land or building is used
shall not be changed, no new bUilding or addition to
any existing building shall be erected, and no land
shall be severed from an existing lot, if the effect
of such change, erection or severance is to create
a situation in which any of the requirements of the
By-law in regards to each individual remaining
building, accessory building or lot is contravened."
13. That Section 13 of By-law Number 1592, as amended,
is hereby dLeted and the following substituted
therefor:
"SECTION 1 ~ - PRIOR BUTT~DIHG P~MITS
Nothing in this By-law shall prevent the erection or
use for a purpose prohibited by the By-law of any
building or structure the plans for which have, prior
to the day of the passing of the By-law, been approved
by the municipal architect or building inspector,
so long as the building or structure when erected is
used and continues to be used for the purpose'fer
which it was erected and provided the erection of
such building or structure is commenced within two
years after the day of the passing of the By-law
and such building orstructure is completed within a
reasonable time after the erection thereof is commenced."
14. That Section 14 of By-law Number 1592, as amended,
is hereby deleted and the follOWing substituted therefor:
.SECTION lk-EXCEPTTONS
14.1 Nothing in this By-law Shall prevent the lands in
the M1 or OS Zones from being used for one or
more of the following uses:
an apiary;
an aviary;'
a berry or bush crop;
a field crop;
a flower garden;
a greenhouse;
a horticultural nursery;
a kennel establishment for aomestic pets;
a market garden;
an orchard;
a public use in accordance with section 3.$ hereof;
a tree crop;
temporary buildings necessary to the operation
of the above uses shall be permitted on the
same lot, and only for so long as is necessary
for the work in progress.
14.2 Parks, road allowances, ditches, culverts or
property entrances in the public domain shall
not be altered, or the land worked other than
by the proper authority."
15. That By-law Number 159Z, as amended, is hereby further
amended by adding at the end thereof ItAppendix 111 and
"Appendix ZU wheh are attached hereto-and form part
of this By-law.
16. That Schedule "AU to By-law Number 1592, as amended,
is hereby deleted and the attached Schedule nAn
forming part of this By-law, is substituted therefor.
17. This By-law shall become effective on the date hereof
subject to receiving the approval of the Ontario
Municipal Board.
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APPENDIX 1
PROVTSTONS FOR RESTDEN'TTAI. USES
(1) SIVGLB-FAMILY DWELLIHG
No person shall use any lot or erect or use any
building or structure for the purpose of a single-
family dwelling except in accordance with the
following provisions:
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Regular Meeting of Council 4 kOTember 1969' continued:
, (a) LOT FRONTAGE:
Minimum
in
in
in
(b)
(c)
(d)
(Ed
(f)
(g)
the narrow side
each additional
'partial storey
above the first
provided that where a garage or carport is attached to
or is within the main building or the lot is a corner
lot, the minimum width of the side yard shall be 4 feet
plus 2 feet for each additional or partial storey above
the first.
SETBACK:
in A and RR Zones
Minimum distance from centre line of
a Provincial Highway
a County Roao
a Township Road
all other roads'
in Rl and other Zones
Minimum distance from centre line of
a Provincial Highway
a County Road
a Township Road
all other roads
in
A Zones
RR Zones
Rl Zones
where sanitary sewers and public
water supply not available
where served by sanitary sewers
or public water supply
where served by both sanitary _
sewers and publiC water supply
other Zones_ .'
where sanitary sewers and public
water supply not available
where served by sanitary'sewers
or publicwatar supply' , "
where served by bo~h sanitary
sewers and public water supply
except that in no case shall the
lot frontage of a corner lot be
less than 70 feet.
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LOT aREA:
Minimum
in A Zones
in RR Zones
in Rl Zones and other Zones
where sanitary sewers and public
water supply not available
where served by sanitary sewers
or public water ~upply . _
where served by both sanitary
sewers and public water supply
except that in no case shall the lot
area of a corner lot be less than
7,000 square feet..
LOT COVERAGE:
Maximum for all buildings
in A Zones .
in RR and Rl Zones.
in other Zones
FRONT YARD:
Minimum depth
in A and RR Zones .
in Rl and other Zones
REaR YARD: -
Minimum depth
SIDE YARD:
Minimum width
in A and RR Zones
in Rl an~ other Zones
20%
30%
35%
of
of
of
330 feet.
150 feet.
120 feet.
75 feet.
60 feet.
100 feet.
75 feet.
50 feet.
e
40 acres.
1 acre.
~5,000 square feet.
7,500 square feet.
5,000 square feet.
the
the
the
lot
lot
lot
area.
area.
area.
50 feet.
20 feet.
35 feet.
25 feet.
14 feet on one side,
4 feet on other
side plus 2 feet on
for
or
no
100
93
83
feet.
feet.
feet.
feet.
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80
70
63
53
feet.
feet.
feet.
feet.
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(h) FLOOR AREA:
Minimum
'."I~;'/o.~_'. .,
in A and RR Zones" 1,200 square feet.
in Rl and other Zones 960 square feet.
(i) HEIGHT OF BUILDING:
Maximum 30 feet.
(j ) FARMER RETAINING LOT:
Notwithstanding any provisions of this by-law
to the contrary, a bona fide;farmer, whose,chief
source, of income is derived from farming operations
consisting in whole or in part of growing crops,
raising cattle or livestock or operating a dairy
farm in an Agricultural Zone, may retain a lot
from the sale of his farm and erect or use thereon
a single family dwelling in accordance with
the prOVisions of this By-law for RR Zones,
provided that if the land is subject to a
subdivision control By-law then this clause (j)
shall not apply except and unless a consent to
the separation of the lot is obtained from the
Committee of Adjustment or'from the Minister of
Municipal Affairs if there is no Committee of
Adjustment, and provided further that such
dwelling and'lot shall be deemed a permitted use
for subsequent purchasers and owners thereof.
(2) DWEtT.TNG UNIT IN A NON-RP'_~TDEN''J'TAL BUTl~TNc;
No person shall use any lot or erect or use any portion of
a Non-Residential building for the purposes of a dwelling
~nit except in accordance with the following provisions:
(a) . DWELLING UNIT AREA:
Minimum area, exclusive of
halls and stairways 600 square feet.
(b) LOCATION:
Within Non-Residential building
and above the first floor.
(c) EXCEPTION:
In no case shall a awelling uait b~
located in a Non-ReSidential building
which is used for the purposes of a
service station or public garage.
APPENDIX 2
PROVISTOVS FQR HO~-.ESTDE~TAT. USES
No person shall use an~ lot or erect or use any building
or structure for the purposes of any Non-Residential use
except in accordance with the following provisions:
(a)8 LOT FRONTAGE:
Minimum
in A and HC Zones 150 feet.
in Rl, RR. Ml and OS Zones 100 feet.
(b) LOT AREA:
Minimum
in A and HC Zones 1 acre.
in Rl, RR, Ml and OS Zones 10,000 square feet.
(c) LOT COVERAGE:
Maximum for all buildings
in A, Rl and RR Zones 30% of the lot area.
in C.Zones 75% of the lot area.
in HC and Ml Zones 50% of the lot area.
in OS Zones 5% of the lot area.
(d) FRONT YARD:
Minimum depth
in A, RR, HC and OS Zones 50 feet.
in Rl Zones 25 feet.
in C Zones average front yard
of existing build-
ings on street
within same street
block.
in Ml Zones 25 feet, except
where opposite an
Rl or RR Zone, in
which case 50 feet.
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(e) REAR YARD:
Minimum depth
in A, Rl, RR, He and OS Zones
in M1 Zones
(f) SI:tlE YARD:
Minimum width
in A, Rl, RR, Hc and OS Zones
in M1 Zones
(g)
(h)
(i)
SETBACK:
in Rl and M1 Zones
Minimum distance from centre
a Provincial Highway
a County Road
A Township Road
all other roads
in A, RR, Hc and OS Zones, and
in Ml Zones where opposite an Rl
or RR Zone
Minimum distance from centre
a Provincial Highway
a County Road
a Township Road~
all other roads
HEIGHT OF BUILDING:
Maximum
in Ri and RR Zones
35 feet.
35 feet, except
where opposite
an Rl or RR Zone,
in which case
50 feet.'
25 feet.
15 feet, except
where opposite an
Rl or RR Zone,
in which case
50 feet.
e,.
line of
85 feet.
75 feet.
68 feet.
58 feet.
line of
110_feet.
100 feet.
93 feet.
$3'feet.
, i
the lesser
storeys or
40 feet .
of 4
40 feet.
in all other Zones
SPECIAL PROVISION - BOAT HOUSES:
Notwithstanding aay provisions of this By-law
to the contrary, no side or rear yard is
. required for a boathouse which abuts
navigable water.
SCHEDULE "A"
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RR RR
CON VI
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A
A
A
A
A
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Regular ~eeting'of C~uncil' 4 Wovember 1969 continued:
,The following" BY...,;J,.'t~",,:fas re",,~ ~..third time and finally
passed:
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flv-Law'No6 16-c;;L.. ,-'. '-.
Being a by-law to stop-up certain roaa allowances and
certain parts of road allowances in tne township of Clarke.
WHEREAS notice of intention to pass tnis by-law was
published once a week for at least fou~ 8uccessive weeks
in the Orono Weekly ,Times and w.as post.~ ;,,:p, for at least
one month in six of the most public place. in the immediate
neighbourhood of each 'of the said road allowances or ~ar~s
of road allowances hereby affected as required by the provisions
of The Municipal Act; "
AND WHEREAS Council has received no objectio~s from persons
claiming that their land would be prejudic'ially affected by
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NOW i'HI:R.EFORE the' Municipal Council of the Corporation of '
the Township of Clarke ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1 ~ THAT alL those road allowances and parts of road allowances
in the ToWnship of Clarke described in Schedule "AU ~d
forming part of this by-law be and the same are hereby stopped up.
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CLARKE '
" SCHEDULE "All 'to By-Law No.l:654
1. That portion 'of t. Allowance for Road 'b'Eltween Lot /) and
Lot 7 in the Broken Front Concession of the Township of Clarke,
County of Durham, from the southerly boundary of the Lakeshore
Road Allowance 'to Lake Ontario together with the area in the
said Allowance for Road between the northerly boundary and the
southerly boundary of the Canadian Pacific Railway public '
crossing between said Lot 6 and 'Lot 7 in the Broken Front
Concession of the Township of Clarke. The former said public
crossing to remain as a farm crossing with gates.
2. That' pOrtion of' the Allowance for Road between Lot 10 and
Lot 11 in the Broken Front Concession of the Township of~larke,
County of Durham, from the northerly boundary of the Canadian
Pacific Railway Crossing to the northerly boundary of the Lake-
shore Road Allowance inclusive of the public crossings at the
said Canadian 'Pacific Railway and Canadian' National Railway.
The former said publiC crossings to remain as farm crossings
with gates. ..
3. That portion of the Allowance for Road between Lot 20 and
Lot 21 in the Broken Front Concession 'of 'the Township of Clarke,
County of Durham, from the southerly ooundary of' the'Lakeshore
Road Allowance to Lake Ontario inclusive 'of the Canadian Pacific
Railway and Canadian National Railway public crossings. The
former said public crossings to remain as farm crossings with
gates.
4. Part of' the goad Allowance between Lot 32 and Lot 33 in tHe
First Concession of the Township of Clarke, County of Durham,
and being that portion of the said Road Allowance lying south
of the southerly edge of an existing Service Road which runs
westerly from the said Road Allowance southerly of and parallel
to the southerly boundary of the Canadian National Railway;
southerly from such a point of commencement to Lake Ontario.
5. The unopened Road Allowance between Lot 34'and Lot 35 in .
the Second Concession of the'Township of Clarke, County of
Durham, extending from the northerly lim4t of Queenus Highwa1
No~ 2 to the northerly limit of the said Second Concession. '
R....olutiqn No. lJ..'S:Moved by W.R.Carveth,seconded by J.W.Stone:
Thia Council hereby adjourn to meet again in regular
'meeting'on December 15, 1969 or in special meeting at the
call of the Reeve. Carried. '
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Reeve.
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Clerk.
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