HomeMy WebLinkAboutWD-5-96 (February 12 Meeting)UNFINISHED BUSINESS
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REPORT
Meeting: covxclr. File # _
Date: FEBRUARY 12, 1995 Re$. # _
ADDENDUM TO ', By-LaW #
Report #; wD-5-96 File #:
Subject: 1996 BUDGETREST~AINT PROGRAM - Fffi ADJUSTMENTS
1. PUBLICWORICS N8w/INCREASED P8RliST PSSS
2. TENDER DOCOlIBNT FEES
Recommendations:
It is respectfully recommended to Council the following:
1. THAT Report Addendum to WD-5-96 be received;
2. TBAT Report WD-5-96 be lifted from the table;
3. THAT the Public Works new/increased permit fees, as outlined in Attachment
No. 1 of Report RID-5-96, be approved;
4. THAT the 1996 ahpp rate charged for vehicle maintenance performed by the
Clarington Public works Department for the Clarington Hydro Electric
Commission be $55.00 per hour, effective immediately;
5. THAT Mr. Bob Scanlon, clarington Hydro Electric Commission, be advised of
Councils decisign;
6. THAT the amending Sy-law attached to Report WD-5-96 (Attachment No. 5 -
culverts/Curb cute) be forwarded to Council for approval to be effective
immediately;.
7. THAT .the proposed rates and fees as outlined in Schedule "A" of the
attached proposed By-law (Attachment No. 5 to Report Addendum to WD-5-96)
be approved and be effective from May 1, 1996;
8. THAT the attached revised proposed By-law (Attachment No. 5 to Report
Addendum to wD-5+96) pertaining to the proposed Schedule of Rates and Fees
for Municipal cemeteries be approved and forwarded to the Ministry of
consumer and compnercial Relations for their concurrence; and
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9. THAT the fee for tender documents, as approved under Report ADMIN-2-96, be
increased from $2$ to $40, or "actual cost", whichever is greater.
REPORT
1.0 A~rarwravmg
No. 1: Report WD-5-96
No. 2: Rationale For New Cemetery Fee Rates
No. 3: Estimated Increased Cemetery Revenue
No. 4: Comparison of Present Cemetery Rates
No. 5: Proposed Revised By-law pertaining to the Schedule of Rates
and F~aes for Municipal Cemeteries
2.0 BACEG"RODND
2.1 The General Purpose and Administration Committee at its meeting of
February 5, 1996,. tabled Report WD-5-96 in order to address the following
concerns:
a) The provision of background on the number of Clarington Hydro
Electric vehicles serviced, and the amount of staff time and revenue
involved.
b) Inform clarington aydro of the proposed increase in rates prior to
Council addressing the Addendum.
c) Revisit the methodology in comparing rates with a view to discarding
the high and low examples and averaging the two remaining examples
in setting the Cemetery fees.
d) Confirmation with the four (4) cemeteries canvassed that the rates
listed are their 1996 rates.
2.2 Since the General Purpose and Administration Nesting of February 5, 1996,
sections of Report WD-5-96 have been revised.
3.0 OPERATIONS DIVISION
3.1 Repair shop Rates (Requested Information)
The Clarington Hydro Electric Commission has eleven (11) vehicles which
are serviced at the operations centre in aampton. over the course of the
year, municipal staff provide approximately 200 hours of repairs
maintaining Hydro s fleet. With the current rate of $43 per hour fee, the
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yearly coat to Hydro would be $8,6D0. With the proposed increase of $12,
to $55 per hour, clarington Bydro Electric's yearly coat will rise
approximately $2,500, to $11,100. This remains well below the fee
structure available. elsewhere in the marketplace.
3.2 The municipal staff providing the service are a mechanic and lead hand
mechanic whose hourly wages and fringe benefits are respectively;
a) $19.73 plus $6.91 per hour = $26.64
b) $20.77 plus $7.27 per hour = $28.04
The difference between the shop rate and hourly rate covers items such as,
but not limited to, heat, light, water, building upkeep, tools, protective
clothing, invoicing and record keeping. other departments such as Fire or
Clerks are charged direct cost only.
3.3 The normal procedure ie to keep information contained in reports.
confidential until council has dealt with the matter. Aa a result,
clarington Bydro Electric was not advised of the proposed rate change
prior to the General Purpose and administrative committee meeting of
February 5, 1996. As requested, Mr. Bob Scanlon has since been notified
by telephone of the proposed changes.
4.0 CE!lQ;TTERIES DIVISTOR
4.1 Proposed Pee structure (Requested Changes)
The four (4) canvassed cemeteries have confirmed the following;
a) oshawa's union Cemetery has confirmed that the fee rates provided in
the body of this Report were established in 1995 and are expected to
remain current through 1996.
b) Whitby's Groveaide Cemetery has confirmed that the 1996 budget has
been submitted for approval with no request for increased fees.
They expect the fee rates, which were established in 1995 and
provided in the body of this Report, will remain current through
1996.
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c) Thornton Cemetery located in Oshawa has confirmed that their rates
contained in the body of this Report were effective February 1,
1996, and will be current for this year.
d) Mount Lawn Cemetery located in Whitby has confirmed that the fee
rates contained in the body of this Report were established in 1995
and will be used in 1996 until directed otherwise. Their fee
schedule is established at head office in Toronto with little or no
input by the local cemetery.
4.2 Attachment No. 2 to Report Addendum to WD-5-96 provides a comparison of
the above cemeteries' fees to Clarington's rates. As directed, the
highest and lowest fees of the canvassed cemeteries were discarded and an
average of the remaining two rates used to establish the proposed rate for
Clarington. It is noted that no Cemetery is consistently high or low
through the various categories of rates.
4.2 Attachment No. 3 to Report Addendum to WD-5-96 provides a Rationale for
the proposed fee rate for Clarington. For council's. assistance, the
affect of discarding the highest and lowest fees has been shown by
retaining in brackets the original proposed fee.
4.3 Attachment xo. 4 to Report Addendum to WD-5-96 provides a forecast of
expected increased revenues for 1996. The effect of discarding the
highest and lowest fees has reduced the net increase in revenue from
$30,396 to $28,544; a difference of only $1,852.
Respectfully submitted,
Stephe'/~ y P
Director of Public Works
JDC*SAV*ph
February 8, 1996
Reviewed by,
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W. H. S ockwell
Chief Administrative Officer
Attachments
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REPORT
Meeting: GENERAL PURPOSE AND ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE Flle #
Dale: FEBRUARY 5, 1996
Report #: WD-5-96 File #:
1996 BUDGET RESTRAINT PROGRAM - PEE ADJUSTMBI
SUbjeCl: 1. PIIBLIC WORKS NEW/INCREASED PERMIT FEES
2. TENDER DOCUMENT FEES
Res. # _
By-Law #
Recommendations:
It ie respectfully recommended that the General Purpose and Administration
Committee recommend to Council the following:
1. TEAT Report WD-5-96 be received;
2. THAT the Public Works new/increased permit fees, as outlined in Attachment
No. 1, be approved;
3. THAT the 1996 shop rate charged for vehicle maintenance performed by the
Clazington Public Works Department for the Clarington Bydro Electric
Commission be $55.00 per hour, effective immediately;
4. THAT Mr. Bob Scanlon, clazington Hydro Electric Commission, be advised of
Council's decision;
5. TBAT the amending By-law attached to Report WD-5-96 (Attachment No. 5 -
culverte/Curb Cuta) be forwarded to council for approval to be effective
immediately;
6. THAT the proposed rates and fees as outlined in Schedule "A" of the
attached proposed By-law (Attachment No. 9) be approved and be effective
from May 1, 1996;
7. THAT the attached proposed By-law (Attachment No. 9) pertaining to the
proposed schedule of Rates and Fees for Municipal cemeteries be approved
and forwazded to the Ministry of Consumer and commercial Relations for
their concurrence; and
B. THAT the fee for tender documents, se approved under report ADMIN-2-96, be
increased from $25 to $40, or "actual coat", whichever ie greater.
ATTACHMENT N0. 1
ADDENDUM TO WD-5-96
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REPORT
1.0 ATTA CHM ENTS
No. 1: Public works New/Increased Permit Feea
No. 2: Copy of By-law No. 81-37 which regulates the construction of
driveway entrances
No. 3: Copy of By-law No. 89-54 which amended By-law No. 81-37
No. 4: Coat Comparison for Entrance installation showing the existing
charges, proposed charges for 1996, and the coat charged by
the Region of Durham in 1995
No. 5: Amending By-law, which reflects an increase in the charges to
be made for the installation of entrance culverts and/or the
making of curb cuts
No. 6: comparison of Preeent Cemetery Rates
No. 7: Increased Cemetery Revenue
No. 8: Rationale for New Cemetery Fee Charges
No. 9: Proposed By-law pertaining to the Schedule of Rates and Fees
for Municipal Cemeteries
2.0 BACICGRODND
2.1 Engineering Division
At the council/staff meeting of January 12, 1996, a presentation was made
by Public Works Staff relating to user fees. Although fees were assigned
by division to Engineering, operations and Cemeteries, a further breakdown
was not included as part of Attachment No. 4 to Report ADMIN-2-96. This
report, Report PW-5-96, further outlines these fees.
2.2 Operations Division
Repair shop Rates
in 1986, council approved the maintenance and repair of Newcastle Hydro
Electric Commissions fleet by the Public Works Department fleet
personnel.
Culverts and Curb Cuts
The charges for the installation of entrance culverts and for making curb
cuts have not been revised since 1989. The purpose of this report is to
amend Schedule "A" of By-law No. 69-54 to reflect current costa.
In addition to the repair shop rate and charges for culverts/curb cuts,
other user fees relating to•the Operations Division are also outlined in
this report.
2.3 cemetery Division
The 1995-96 Rates and Fees Report CS-27-95, submitted on July 10, 1995,
indicated that the current fees for the Municipality's cemetery services
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were well below the market value charged for similar services elsewhere.
it was suggested that an in-depth review be done to compaze rates,
consider a strategy, and recommend adjustments. The review is especially
timely in view of reduced Provincial Transfer Grants and the resulting
shortfall in funds for the Municipality. The Municipality must initiate
all opportunities to increase revenues to ensure that the widest range of
municipal services will be maintained.
in 1995, the expenditures and revenues associated with Bowmanville and
Bondhead Cemeteries, as of December 31, 1995, were as follows:
Total Actual Gross Revenues
6400-31-X Burials - Bowmanville 37,536
6400-32-X Burials - Bond Head 3,250
6400-33-X Miscellaneous (Foundations, etc.) 11,353
6540-05-X Interest on Perpetual Care
- Bowmanville 12.106
6540-06-X Interest on Perpetual Caze
- Bond Head 1,342
6560-O1-X Sale of Plots - Bowmanville 45,943
6560-02-X sale of Plots - Bond Head 7,173
* 6560-03-X Headstone Maintenance - Bowmanville 6,900
* 6560-07-X Headstone Maintenance -Bond Head 600
126,203
*NOte: The fee rate is set by Provincial legislation
and is not a part of this review.
Total Actual Gross Ezpenditurea
7402-X-X Cemetery Maintenance (inclusive of
Trust Fund Charge $20,817) 117,630
Cemetery Net Revenues $ 6,573
3.0 RSVISW AND COMMENT
3.1 Engineerina Division
Public works new/increased permit fees, including Engineering Division,
are included in Attachment No. 1.
3.2 operations Division
Repair shop Rates
The rate of $43 per hour has been in effect since 1990. The savings,
realized through discount buying of parts and service items, are passed on
to Clarington Hydro without a stocking charge or material mark-up.
Culverts and Curb Cuts
From January to October of 1995, the Public Works Department installed 85
entrance culverts. The revenue received and the coat of installation are
as follows:
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Jan. to Oct. Revenue Percentage
1995 Costs Received Loss of Loss
$25,979 $16,400 $9,579 378
curb cutting is presently tendered annually and performed by a contractor.
The price received for a curb cut in 1995 was $8.50 per lineal foot with
a minimum charge of $100 for cute 6 feet and under. The contract cost to
the Municipality has risen since 1989, but the prices which the
Municipality charges have not been revised. .
xn order to recover the costa incurred by the Municipality for
installation of entrance culverts and for curb cuts, it is proposed that
schedule ^A^ of By-law No. 89-54 be repealed and replaced to reflect an
increase of 378 for the installation of entrance culverts (378 loss
incurred in 1995) and to reflect the current coats incurred by the
Municipality through a contractor for making curb cuts. Attachment No. 4
shown the revised costa to reflect these changes, and for comparison
purposes, the charges made by the Region of Durham.
3.3 Cemeterv Division
3.3.1 Canvass of Other Cemeteries
Two (2) municipal and two (2) private cemeteries from the Region of
Durham were recently canvassed to establish their services and fee
schedules. A comparison of fees schedule has been prepared
(Attachment No. 6). -
IIniOII Cemetery
Vnion cemetery is operated by the City of oahawa. This Cemetery,
for all practical purposes, is full and the few plots which are left
are sold exclusively to social Services for indigent burials. staff
is presently investigating new sources of income, such as
columbarium and ash niche walla.
croveaide Cemetery
Groveside cemetery is operated by a cemetery Board under the
direction and a grant from Whitby Council. Their fee structure is
reviewed every two (2) years.
Thornton Cemetery
Thornton Cemetery in Oshawa is one of ten (10) cemeteries operated
by the Toronto Burial Grounds, a non-profit Trust governed by a
Board of Directors. It reviews its fees yearly and sets its rates
based upon local and general rates of the marketplace.
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PAGE 5
Mount Lawn Cemetery
Mount Lawn Cemetery is a public firm listed on the Toronto stock
Exchange. It reviews its fees yearly and sets it rates based upon
rates common in their area of the market.
3.3.2 Clarinatoa cemeteries
In the past, Clazington•a annual rate increases have been to address
inflation. From time-to-time, comparisons and adjustments were made
to respond to rates charged in other local municipal cemeteries.
The two (2) municipal cemeteries referred to above, Union cemetery
and Groveaide Cemetery, have indicated that their rates are usually
set after canvassing other municipally operated cemeteries. As a
result, the annual rate reviews of local municipal cemeteries have
been performed in a closed system with little increase in the
overall fee structure. up to the present, there has been no
movement to set fees in accordance with private enterprise.
3.3.3 Result of Comparison
The result of the compazisona by telephone canvassing (Attachment
No. 6 ) shows that each cemetery is unique and has developed an
individual fee structure to meet its specific needs. This report
notes and recognizes the differences and variations while attempting
to compare all the information under a common format. All rates
shown are, unless otherwise stated, inclusive of taxes.
While the compazisona shown in Attachment No. 6 clearly establish
the general low fee structure used by Clarington for its cemetery
rates, there is no obvious formula or conclusion as to where the
rates should be set.
consideration was given to the rationale for a municipal cemetery
service, as compared to one provided by private enterprise. The
following observations are offered:
a) Municipalities traditionally provide service only when a need
has been identified which free enterprise could not or would
not provide;
b) Municipalitiea,• when providing cemetery services, have
traditionally sought to recover their coats. By limiting
recovery to costs only, the municipally run cemetery adversely
affects market price and could adversely affect the
competitiveness of private firms; and
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c) Conversely, the presence of municipal cemeteries with lower
fees provides a check on private enterprise. With a number of
agencies and firma providing services, it ensures that:
i) competition exists over a wide range of services, and
ii) unrealistic prices are not applied to a monopolized
marketplace.
Note: No consultation has been done with the public or
funeral directors on proposed rates.
4.0 CONCLIISIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
4.1 Enaineerina Division
It ie recommended that Council adopt Public works new/increased permit
fees as outlined in Attachment No. 1.
4.2 operations Division
Repair shop Rates
It is recommended that the shop rate for maintenance and repair to
Clarington Bydro Electric vehicles be $55 per hour.
Culverts. and Curb Cuta
It is recommended that the amending By-law (Attachment No. 5 to Report WD-
5-96 be forwazded to council for approval and that the revised charges be
effective February 12, 1996.
4.3 Ce~teriea Division
while Clarington should not be the price setter for the marketplace, its
fee structure should at least reflect the regional norm for the market.
Recoveries in excess of base costs should be encouraged, not discouraged.
while the increases proposed by this report are substantial, the fees are
a one-time cost and we do not foresee a severe hardship as a result of
this fee increase.
Based upon the services provided in 1995, it is believed that the
estimated increase to revenues for the period from May 1, 1996, to
December 31, 1996, will be $30,396 (Attachment No. 7).
It is proposed that the rates and fees for Clazington~a Cemetery Services
be brought to the appropriate norm of the canvassed cemeteries as shown on
Attachment No. 6 and that the necessary by-law (Attachment No. 9 ) be
approved to authorize the increase in rates and fees.
REPORT NO.: F7D-5-96 PAGE 7
4.4 Report ADMIN-2-96 - Fee for Tender Documents
As approved under report ADMxN-2-96, the fee for tender documents
increased from $25 to $40. It ie recommended that this be amended to read
$40 or ^actual coat^ whichever is greater. Although this situation does
not often occur, it will ensure that the Municipality does not absorb any
additional costs should the direct coat to the Municipality exceed $40.
Respectfully submitted,
Steph n A. Vok~~.
Director of Public Works
Reviewed by,
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W. H. Stockwell
Chief Administrative officer
JDC*SAV*ph
February 7, 1996
Attachments
PDBLIC WORKS NSW/INCREASED PSRNIT FEES
ENGINEERING
1. Miscellaneous clearance letters (10 @ $60)
2. Reproduction of reports or documents, plans, maps
3. Design check and inspection of external works for
site plans (15 applications; greater of $50 or
48 of external work)
4. Design check and inspection of lot grading for
Land Division applications (12 @ $50)
5. Storm sewer connections (5 @ $600)
6. Access permit inspection (75 @ $10 increase)
7. Front Ending Agreements preparation
8. Servicing Agreements preparation
Rounded
OPERATIONS
1. Driveway Access Permits (15 @ $100 increase)
2. Repair shop rate ($15/hr. increase)
3. Plowing and Sanding of new developments
(charge back to developer)
$ 600.00
200.00
1,500.00
600.00
3,000.00
750.00
5,000.00
250.00
$11,800.00
$11,500.00
1,500.00
2,500.00
5,000.00
$ 9,D00.00
Rounded 8,500.00
TOTAL 520,000.00
ATTACHMENT N0. 1
WD-5-96
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TFiE CO;;?p;ZgTrON qF TiSE TO::;: Or` Nc1LASTLE
aY-cat, 8 t - 3
being a by-1zv [o reguia[e tae construction os`
driveway en[rances upon the i:i~hways under the
jurisdiction of the :crnora.ir.,; of the Tc-~ of
:~e-~cascle.
"+-`.`:EP,EiS, pursuant to the provlsiaas e pz:25rapn 2 and ., of
Sec[ion 453 of 2ne :Suniciosl Act, x_5.0. .9>D, G~ap[er 234
as aaeaded by 3_O. 1974, C.hzpter 13b, By-was may be pissed
by the Council of every Municipality fcr placing or permitting
aay person to .place, coastrucc, install, m-aintaia end use ob-
jects in, oa, under or over sidewal~:s, boulevards, highways
under it's jurisdiction.
n.YD tl:?ECF1.5 paragraph 19 of sub sect inn I of Sec;. ion 332 of the
Mu nicipa~ :~.ct, as amended, provld es in Darr chat by-lairs .aay be
psssed for proazbiting the obstructoa of zny Craie or vacer-
course and for requiring the oerson causinti [he obgrruction to
remove ,t.
NOW THcRE $E IT ENACTED AND IT IS FERE$Y E~ACTED.as a 8y-Law of
The Corporation of the ToL.n of Newcastle though its Council
thereof as follows=
• ATTACHI~NT N0. 2
1- DcFINITIONS in S,TD-5-96
the Hy-Lacj
`Applicant` means the person :pplyiag for
`Director` maars the Director of Public
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'Entsancc'
'Suuievards`
Street Liae'
.pighvay.
`Strcctore'
ceans any pcivace road, gate,
encrancev,~y o: ocher sCrutture
or :`acliicg conscrutted as a
Weans of access co a aunicipal
road.
means any part o: the highway
viers grass is gro:.z: and which
is noC intended for use of veh-
icles between Che curb or outside
edge of the shoulder and the
strecC i~ne, inclusive oc" the
area covered by ~ sidevalic or
~ootoath.
weans the line dividing a lot
and the road allowance.
yea ns any public right-of-vay
which i_RCludes >lieys, avenues,
boulevards, circles, courts,
drives, highways, caves, paths,
places, roads, Streets, terraces,
valics, under the jurisdiction of
the town o_` Rewcastle.
nears anythlag conscru[ted or
erected, thz use of vh ich rec-
uired l0 [a lion eo [he ground or
2CCa ched t0 some Cfiiri` haJiR$
lotaLian oa the ground and used
for the shelrer or a[coc~codation
Of nersans, anic:als oY goods.
Z- COt~Ll.4~CE LdTiH "l`d£ SY-L%.i:
~a) All persons requiring an ent ra rc c- to their property from
a m.mic ipaI. hig F.-z,- are required t0 obrain a Pero i[ from
the Tewa and no person shall construct, al to r, relocate or
use any entrance a., ~_ r..e.ans oL ace~ss to a riunieipai
highvzy exce+~t in acco rd ante w:ah the conditions of Lhe
r
2. G,r pliance with the 8y-La v.__
{b) That, in deterainirg where ar. entrance pcr is shall
ae granted, [he Director shall consr_der the location,
width and proposed use of tae eetrance Lv be constructed
or used as a rJeans of access to a municipal highway and
sha11 have regard co the sight distance aiorg the road,
the loczcion of trees, public utility services znd Lhe
jeopzrd_v of nub lit sar`ety aad ?^ accordance with the
entrance policy of the Yova, as adopted by Council frna
Li92 LO LimZ_
C<) An entrance per~iL sha?'_ be applies .fo; r"or o:;e or amore
of Lhe following, and prior to a build ing per.-:it ~E:in~
Issued=
i) 7Ic~ change of a cempcrary ercrzace to a per~anenL entrance.
ii) Creation of z structure on vacant lard_
iii) Entrance co vacant laud caete no entrance exzsts_
iv) Cnznge iron as Agriculcurai IIse co any ocher use_
v) Change from a nesidencizl 'Jse La nay other use.
(d) That all costs per[2ining co the entrance be used as a
means to a ouaicipal highway, irc lud inb the ins tallacion
of culverts 2nd aey required carrhbzsias, the rc-place.•aenL
of concrete curbs and gecLCrs ar-d ocher assoc=aced works
shall 8c paid ay Lhe ::aoiicart_
{e) d11 works undertaken zi[h1^. a ~-'L'AiCipal 5ighuay sh311 be
carried out by tae Town of xevcastie Pu61_ic L1orI;s Denzrc-
ment. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Director may
authorize and. app rovethe installation of att er.Lrancevay
b}' an approved cony raccor, prov~dec' that z-t: entrance
permit has been obrair•,ed fror. chc To_r and tear 2 fee
in ;CS pet[ of inspectivr, aad ad riin is traL inn se r•~ices hs
i,ccn paid, -in acco rti ante with ~ci.edule "d~" of ch i.s &v-Lau.
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2. t:ompliancz ud tf; the '-.y-f.~+~___
(f) !, sum of wonev 6e:nr, [he ces~ a_` co nstrucang the
moms of access w;thin n myn:r.f paL 'ntpf,.r.,y sha 11 be
paid by the hpplicart, as per Schedule 'F' of this
8y-Lau_ Ia cases 4z;ere: wore ;:inn the usual ar,~ount
of fill and/or granular wacer_zi(fifteen cubic wetres (lS~3j)
is required the l.pplicaat saali remit co the To;-n of
Newcastle an awouat as determined by the T~irector to
cover the cost o: tae additional material a^.d works
involved.
(r,) Z1nac no person si:ali tiie :, corzt a boulevard, e~-
cept in acCOCdancz ~,ich tae co;ditions u: an entrance
permic_
(h) That no person shard appl as asphalt or concrete
.surface ro say portion of the ea trance situate on
3 municipal road allowance until a permit has been
issued by the Direccor_
(i) That the provisions of this 5y-Lam shall not apply
so as to prohibit the use of nay ptivzce road, entrance,
structure or faGilicy constructed prior to the effectivE
date of tnzs Sy-law, which obstructs a boulevsre or
va terCOOrSe OR 2 i~LLniC'..pal ~lig.^._=y, Ln2 Ow_ter OF in2
property shall, czLh is Loa rceen days o` recz ipt o[
notice in uritine to do so, app l;• Lo the Town c`or a
permit co have 2 proper entrance 2^staliec_
(~) That, if the owner objects or refuses to comply'-•ith
the notice given; pursuant to Secrion (c) herein, the
Town nay remove the obscrcction znd install a proper
en Crance and zny espCnse Ynet rred 6y the Town. 5o doing
shall be paid by Che o-.ner_
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f-
Z• Compliance _ich t::r ---.~~z•_..
Ck) That tie To,,n .:,ay : _ not ire co tEr:_ o-~x~cr of xny
l:s nd-requlrinb ai.~ [<: c(o sc :I t: a1.~ arivxre road,
rncrance, scructurc or ::r liry, Constructed ar
used as z means o: access Lo a iyt;;,va}• ,n contra-
ven~ion of this Sy-L;:~.
(I) Thac every noclce given under Section {k) shx11 be
in vricing and shall be served personally or by
registered wail and. in the case of service by
cegistered r!xii, the 9::rer si,ai_ be deeazd to 4nave
r$(;eiv eG LaC :ot~C@ o.^. :~iC =_. '_a may Ea 1io:~;rg ehe
:nailing tacreoF.
(m) 'rnac, where the ?ersor to ,:~o= rotiCe iS ¢icen
under Section (k) ,ails Lo co-?13 -ita the notice
GiChin th;rty (30) dzys after it's receipt, the
Huaiclpal Council nay, by resclucion, direct any
officer, ewployee o; agent o£ the To~:n to enter
upon the land of such person aid co do, or cause co
6e done, vnatever may be necessary co close up the
private road, entrance, SCruCLL•re o: facility, as
required by tae notice.
{n) Thal every person LF.o =a ,Ls co co-~_ vith a notice
given under Section ;~) .s g:silL~•o= as of_eacz aaG
upon sum:ary conviction is liable to .. °ine of nor
less than ten doliacs (S 10. OG) and not mere than
one hundred dollars {S100. 00) for x fist offence,
and to a fine of not less than fifty dollars ($SO. 00)
and not wore than five aund-ed dollars ($500_ 00}
for z second o"r subseouenr nsCence.
{o) T4ac the T_ovn s::x it ~air,cz i:. acd :ep~ace i-on [irae
t0 cimc, as required, all cu ivCrts ir.s to lied pursuant
co this ny-Lau; ail -a interance and,/cr repair of tae
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(replacing; I$" x ?G')
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(replacin; 2L•' x 24')
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5100 minicar based on actual costs_
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523. 00/mitre (micti.mum charge 538_ 00)
Atonal Cost_
5100 ginimurr oared on actual costs_
"Actual Cost" corks vi1? be estimated ~y [he Director of 1'uolic F*or?cs or his
.gnated repro-senta tiv~_ 7hc esLinaceG sum must oe paid to Che Town ~r_or Lo
~P?troval of the Application for ?';oae_L;- Access and/or Ci~n ComreaCe~zreL V[ vorks_
IkS!'ECTIt>,~ FEE
~'-- 530. 00 per Applicacior.
L-":+ch .tppl ic;ttian for prope try ;7cceSS must be accom?aaied by a pzy-nenC of $30. Op
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_ l_~d by the Town, the $30. 00
ontrlnoe r^?~LCd 's d2.osiC tnd deducted from the cost of
L-3L---i l(%^- L11e psyment cf vhicit began ce is due
prior to Che -sSUnncc of ap~.ovaI- -
`' In the case of
entrance(s) consrruc Ced by a ccr. tractor
:+pprovcd b}' Che llirecco' o! ?uirLtC :ipr~s,
I-nspecLion Fee is - the 530. 00
non-refundanir_
TAE CORPORATION OF TBE TOWN OF NEWCASRS.E
BY-LAFI 89-54
being a by-law to amend By-law 81-37, being
a by-law to regulate the construction of
driveway entrances upon the highways under
the jurisdiction of the corporation of
the Town of Newcastle
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle deems
it desirable to amend Hy-law Number 81-37;
NOW THEREFORE TAE COUNCIL OF TAE OORPORATION OF T{IIi 1GWN OF t~hCASTLE
BNAC25 AS FOLL(%+75:
1. THAT Schedule "A" to By-law Number 81-37 is hereby repealed and
replaced by Schedule °A" attached hereto and forming part of this
by-law.
By-law read a first and second time this 28th day of March 1989
By-law read a third time and finally passed this 28th day of
March 1989
Mayor
DEfo <
ATTACHMENT N0. 3
WD-S-96
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SCHEDULE "A" TO RY-LAW $89-54
Driveway Fhtcance S ype
1. 400 con O~x 7 m. le`g th
(replacing 15" x 24')
2. 450 con 0 x 7 m. length
(replacing 18" x 24')
3. 600 ma 0 x 7 m. length
(replacing 24" x 24')
4. Entrance - no culvert.
S. Entrance - extension (aJ 400 coo 0
(b) 450 nm 0
(c) 600 ma 0
(d) over 600 con
6. Entrance - relocation
7. Entrance - temporary
8. Curb Cutting
9. Curb Replacement
10. Entrance - other
testes:
P~able to 2bwn of Newcastle
$620.00
+ $89/metre in excess of 7 m.
$675.00
+ $97/metre in excess of 7 m.
$756.00
+ $108/metre in excess of 7 m.
Actual Oust
(minimum charge $135.00)
$89/matte + $13.00
$97/metre + $13.00
$108/metre + $13.00
Actual Cost.
Actual Cost.
Actual Cost.
524.60/metre
(minimum charge $85.00)
Actual est.
$100 minimum based on
actual costs.
All "Actual Cost" wrks will be estimated by the Director of public hUrks oc
his designated representative. Rhe estimated sum must be paid to the 'lUwn
prior to the approval of the Application for Property Access and/or the
commencement of wrks.
INSPECPION FEE $40.00 per Application
Each Application for Property Access must be aowmpan ied by a payment of
$40.00.
1. in the case of entrances installed by the 7bwn, the $40.00 will be treated
as a deposit and deducted fran the cost of entcance installation, the
payment of which balance is due prior to the issuance of approval.
2. In the case of entrance(s) ~structed by a wntractor approved by
the Director of Public Works, the $40.00 Inspection Fee is non-refundable.
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THE CORPORATION OF THE MWIICIPALITY OF CLARING'rON
BY-LAW NO. 96-
A By-law to amend Hy-law No. 81-37, as
amended, being a Hy-law to regulate the
construction of driveway entrances upon the
highways under the jurisdiction of The
Corporation of The Municipality of Clarington
WRRRR.AQ the Council of The Corporation of the Municipality of
Clarington deems it desirable to further amend Sy-law No. 81-37.
NOW THEREFORE the Council of The Corporation of The Municipality of
Clarington enacts as follows:
1. THAT Schedule "A" to ey-law No. 89-54 is hereby repealed and
replaced by.Schedule "A" attached hereto and forming part of
this By-law.
BY-LAW read a first and second time this 12th day of February,
1996. '
BY-LAW read a third time and finally passed this 12th day of
February, 1996.
MAYOR
CLERK
ATTACHMENT N0. S
WD-S-96
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SCHHDIILE "A"
Driveway Entrance Twe
1. 400 mm 0 x 7 m. length
(replacing 15" x 24')
Payable to The
Nnnicioality of Clariacton
$755
+ $108/m. in excess of 7 m.
2. 450 mm 0 x 7 m. length
(replacing 18" x 24')
3. 600 mm 0 x 7m. length
(replacing 24" x 24')
4. Entrance - no culvert
5. Entrance - extension
a) 400 mm 0
b) 450 mm 0
c} 600 mm 0
d} over 600 mm
6. Entrance - relocation
7. Entrance - temporary
8. Curb Cutting
9. Curb Replacement
10. Entrance - other
Notes:
$870
+ $125/m. in excess of 7 m.
$1,015
+ $145/m. in excess of 7 m.
Actual Coet
(minimum charge of $150)
$108/m. + $32
$125/m. + $37
$145/m. + $d3
Actual Coat
Actual Cost
Actual Cost
Cuts 9 ft. and over $81.50/ft.
Cuts 8 ft. and under $100/ft.
Actual Cost
$150 minimum based on Actual
Cost
All "Actual Cost" works will be estimated by the Director of Public
Works or his designated representative. The estimated sum must be
paid to the Municipality prior to the approval of the Application
£or Property Access and/or the commencement o£ works.
INSPECTION FEE $50 per Application
Each Application for Property Access must be accompanied by a
COMPARISON OF PRESENT CElIETSRY RBTES Page 1 of 4
ATTACHMENT N0, 6
47p-5..96
*' space available only to Social services for indigent burials.
*' Fee structure provides for a range based on location,
facilities or amenities available..
*' Fee for double depth burial is inclusive of interment.
COMPA RISOR OF PRSS BNT CSM6TRRY R ATES Pa e 2 of 4
Adult/ 784 508 650 *' 1,900 1,300
Buried else- 1,000 *'
where same
cemete
Adult/ 472 430 650 *1 1,550 1,000
Buried 1,000 *'
different
cemetery
Adult/ 522 430 650 *' 1,900 1,300
Buried same 1,000 *'
grave
Cremation/ 265 141 100 220 400
Buried el~e-
where same
cemetery
Child/Buried 265 430 650 *' 854 *' 575 *'
elsewhere 1,000 *'
same
cemetery
Cremation/ 160 141 100 220 400
Buried same
grave or
different
cemetery
Child/Buried 160 430 650 *~ 854 450
same grave 1,000 *'
or different
cemetery
*1 casket only fee.
*' Casket in vault fee.
*' Infant fee $632.
*' Infant fee $300
*' trouble depth for child $72.
*' Additional charge for double depth burial.
*Z after 4:00 p.m. on Saturday the charge is $160.
*' Monday to Friday, late charge of $65 between 3:30 to 4:00 p.m.
$B9 between 4:00 to 4:30 p.m.
COMP ARISON OF PRES ENT CSMBTERY R ATES Page 4 of 4
Monument 12 174 300 $ 273 Flat
Foundation per cu. ft. min. fee sin. fee sin. fee monument
only, no
foundation
re aired
Flat Marker 66 166 0.40 200 Flat
Foundation (16" x 35") per aq. in. monument
only, no
129 foundation
(16" x 22") required
Cremation 36 63 0.40 72 No
Marker (8" x 16") per sq. in. foundation
required
19
No base
Baby Marker 29 63 0.40 72 No
(14" x 18") (8" x 16") per aq. in. foundation
required
19
No base
corner POat NOt 19 25 68 NO set fee
Available
Removal of 43 No set fee No set fee No set fee No set fee
Monument
Transfer Fee 7 2 5 *` 48 24
Other Union rate No set fee No set fee No set fee No set fee
Services plus 158
Winter Not 124.88 Not Not Not
Storage available available available available
*' If plot is resold a new deed is required and the fee is $25.
ESTIMATED INCREBSSD CF.1ffiTS RY REVENGE
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SALE OF PLOTS
Single/Adult 103 268 16,080 26,604
(790 - 522) (60 x 268) (103 x 268)
Child/ 20 153 1,836 3,060
cremation (305 - 152) (12 x 153) (20 x 153)
INTSRl~NTS
Adult/ 103 145 8,700 14,935
Single Depth (465 - 320) (60 x 145) (103 x 145)
Adult/ 22 233 3,029 5,126
Double Depth (610 - 377) (13 x 233) (22 x 233)
Infant/Child 6 85 340 510
(195 - 110) (4 x 85) (6 x 85)
Cremation 48 50 1,400 2,400
(160 - 110) (28 x 50) (48 x 50)
DISZNTER!!ffiNT 0 No Revenue No Revenue
WEBEENDS AND
SIIRCRARGES
Saturday/ 15 No increase No increased No increased
Sunday to the fee revenue revenue
FOIINDATIONS
Monument 56 150 4,950 8,400
(250 - 100) (33 x 150) (56 x 150)
Flat Marker 20 99 1,188 1,980
(165 - 66) (12 x 99) (20 x 99)
TRANSFER 5 13 39 65
(20 - 7) (3 X 13) (5 X 13)
TOTAL 37,562 64,080
EXPECTED
INCREASE IN
REVENUES
NOTE: 408 perpetual care is collected oa sale of plots. The net increased
revenue for 1996 is: Gross Reveaue $ 37,562
Lese (16,080 + 1,836) X 408 7,166
Net Revenue $ 30,396
ATTACHMENT N0. 7
WD-S-96
FOR NEW CE!ffiTSRY FSE
Single Adult ~~ 522 ~~ 790 ~~ 790
Infant/child/ 152 303 305
cremation
Lsaturday Interment ~ 273 ~ 126 ~~ 273 *~
Sunday and Holiday 273 No Service 273 *'
Interment Provided
ATTACHMENT NO. 8
WD-5-96
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*` The fee would remain unchanged until such time as other cemeteries
adjust their rates.
*' Service fee would remain unchanged as other cemeteries do not
provide the service.
*' A flat fee is proposed to be used for any foundation of any
dimension.
NOTE: G.S.T. is included in the above proposed rates.
TBB CORPORATION OF THE MONICIPALITY OF CLARIIQGTON
SY-LAW 96-
A By-law to repeal Sy-law 95-106, being a By-law to
amend By-law 79-104, as amended, a By-law to
provide for the maintenance, management, regulation
and control of Cemeteries in the Municipality of
Clarington (formerly the Town of Newcastle).
THE COONCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINCTON HEREBY
ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. THAT By-law 79-104 be, and the same is hereby amended, by
rescinding Schedule "A" attached thereto and replacing it with
Schedule "A" attached hereto and forming part of this By-law;
2. THAT By-law 95-106 be repealed; and
3. THAT this Hy-law shall come into force and take effect on May 1,
1996, subject to the approval of the Ministry of Consumer and
Commercial Relations.
BY-LAW read a first and second time this 12th day of February, 1996.
BY-LAW read a third time and finally passed this 12th day of February,
1996.
MAYOR
CLERK
ATTACHMENT N0. 9
WD-5-96
SCHEDOLB A 1b HY-LAW 96-
CORPORATION OP THH MONICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
CBlD3TSRIHS
TARIFF OP RATBS HPFHCTIVS NAY 1, 1996
1. SALH OP PLOTS
aos
Type of Dimensions Perpetual Proposed + 7t
Lot Bowmanville eondhead Cale Fate Rate GST Total
a) Single 3' x 9' 6' x 10' $ 295.33 $738.32 $51.68 $790.00
b) Babyland 1}' x 3' 1}' x 3' 114.02 285.05 19.95 305.00
c) Cremation 2' x 2' 2' x 3' 114.02 285.05 19.95 305.00
2. INTSFl03NT
a) Adult - single depth 434.58 30.42 465.00
b) Adult - double depth 570.09 39.91 610.00
c) Infant/Child 182.24 12.76 195.00
d) Cremation 149.53 10.47 160.00
3. DISINTHRIffi7T ('JAAGHS
a) Disintermeat (adult), including reburial at
another location in the same cemetery 1,018.69 71.31 1,090.00
b) Disinterment (adult), including lowering
remains at same location 1,000.00 70.00 1,070.00
c) Disinterment (adult) for reburial at another
cemetery
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 850.47 59.53 910.00
d) Disinterment (infant/child), including burial
at another location in same cemetery 588.79 41.21 630.00
e) Disinterment (infant/child), including reburial
at same grave or different cemetery 560.75 39.25 600.00
f) Disinterment (infant/cremation) including reburial
at another location in same cemetery 247.66 17.34 265.00
q) Disinterment (infant/cremation) including reburial
at same grave or different cemetery 200.93 14.07 215.00
4. WHBICHlID. HOLIDAYS AND OTHHR SORCHAAGHS
holidays (fee ie additional) 255.14 17.86 273.00
b) DiaintezmenL for double depth
burial (fee ie additional) 182.24 12.76 195.00
c) Reatal of Lowering Device, set up and dressing 61.68 4.32 66.00
d) Provincial License Pee (except for cremation 10.00 0.70 10.70
a) Interment on Saturday, Sunday and legal
5. MONO!ffiNT FODNDATIONS AND SHTTING NARIOLiS
a) Honument Foundations (flat fee) .
b) Flat Marker Foundation (flat fee) .
c) Cremation/Baby Mazkera (flat fee) .
d) Removal of Monuments
6. TFANSPHR
Fee
7. PHRPHTIIAL CARH
Plots on which perpetual care charges have not
bees paid (per square foot) .
8. OT~2 SHRVICHS ~
Planting of trees, installing corner atones,
repairs to foundations (materials, equipment and
labour+)
f Labour is calculated as union hourly rate
+ 159 overhead.
233.64 16.36 250.00
154.21 10.79 165.00
65.42 4.58 70.00
40.19 2.81 43.00
18.69 1.31 20.00
6.54 0.46 7.00
COIiPARISON OF PRESENT CSI~TSRY RATES Page 1 of 4
NOTE: For purposes of establishing the norm for a fee, it was proposed that the
high and low price as designated by *D be discarded and the average of the
remaining prices be used as the proposed fee.
Adult 320 468 400 526 470
Single *D *D
Depth
Adult 377 *1 571 650 647 570
Double *D *D
Depth
Infant 110 173 150 198 125
*D *D
Child 110 173 250 264 220
*D *D
Cremation 110 141 125 199 175
*D *D
*~ Fee for double depth burial is inclusive of interment.
ATTACHMENT N0, 2
ADDENDUM. TO WD-~S-96
*' Space available only to Social Services far indigent
burials.
*' Fee structure provides for a range based on location,
facilities or amenities available.
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CO!lPARIS ON OP PRBSERT CHNETERY RATE S Page 2 of 4
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Adult/ 784 508 650 *' 1,900 1,300
Buried else- *D 1,000 *Z *D
where same
cemetery
Adult/ 472 430 650 *' 1,550 1,000
Buried *D 1,000 *_ *D
different
cemetery
Adult/ 522 430 650 *i 1,900 1,300
Buried same *D 1,000 *' *D
grave
Cremation/ 265 141 100 220 400
Buried else- *D *D
where same
cemetery
Child/Buried 265 430 650 *' 854 *' 575 *'
elsewhere *D 1,000 *' *D~
same
cemetery
Cremation/ 160 141 100 220 400
Huried same *D *D
grave ar
different
cemetery
Child/Buried 160 430 650 *' 854 450
same grave *D 1,000 *' *D
or different
cemetery
*' Casket only fee.
*' Casket in vault fee.
*' Infant fee $632.
*' Infant fee $300
$89 between 4:00 to 4:30 p.m.
*' Double depth for child $72.
*1 Additional charge for double depth burial.
*' After 4:00 p.m. on Saturday the charge is $160.
*' Monday to Friday, late charge of $65 between 3:30 to
4:00 p.m.
COMPARI SON of PRESENT CHMSTSRY RATH S Pa e 4 of 4
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Monument 12 174 300 $ 273 Flat
Foundation per cu. ft. min . fee min. fee min. fee monument
*D only, no
foundation
required *D
Flat Marker 66 166 0.40 200 Flat
Foundation (16" x 35") per sq. in. *D monument
ie. only, no
129 (16^ x 22^) foundation
(16•' x 22") = 141 required *D
cremation 36 63 0.40 72 No
Marker (8" x 16^) per sq. in. *D foundation
ie. required *D
19 (8" X 16")
No base = 51
Baby Marker 29 63 0.40 72 No
(14" x 18^) (8" x 16") per aq. in. *D foundation
ie. required *D
19 (8" X 16")
No base = 51
Corner Poat Not 19 25 68 No aet fee
Available
Removal of 43 No a et fee No set fee No set fee No set fee
Monument
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Transfer Fee 7 2 5 *' 48 24
*D *D
other union rate No aet fee No set fee No aet fee No aet fee
Services plus 158
Winter Not 124.88 Not Not Not
storage available available available available
*' if plot is resold a new deed is required and the fee is
$25.
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RATIONALE FOR NER CENBTERY FES CHARGES
(0)Rate suggested in original report.
Single Adult I 522 ~ 765 ~~ 765 (790)
Infant/Child/ 152 ~-247 247 (305)
I Adult/Single Depth I~ 320 ~~ 469 ~~ 469 (465)
Adult/Double Depth 377 609 609 (610)
infant/child 110 162 162 (195)
cremation 110 158 158 (16D)
¢" <, wiF p
Adult/ 784 975 975 (1,090)
Buried Elsewhere
Same Cemetery
Adult/ 472 825 825 (910)
Buried Elsewhere
Different Cemetery
Adult/ 522 975 975 (1,070)
Reburied
Same Grave
Child/ 160 550 550 (600)
Same Grave or
Different Cemetery
Cremation/Infant 160 181 181 (215)
Same Grave or
Different Cemetery
Cremation/Infant 265 181 265 *'
Elsewhere
Same cemetery
Child/ 265 613 613 (630)
Buried Elsewhere
Same Cemetery
~saturday Interment I 273 ~ 120 ~I 273 ~~
Sunday and Holiday 273 No Service 273 ~_
Interment Provided
ATTACHMENT N0. 3
ADDENDUM TO WD-S-96
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*` The fee would remain unchanged until such time as other cemeteries
adjust their rates.
*' service fee would remain unchanged as other cemeteries do not
provide the service.
*' A flat fee is proposed to be used for any foundation of any
dimension.
NOTE: G.S.T. is included in the above proposed rates.
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SALH OF PLOTS
Single/Adult 103 243 14,580 25,029
(765 - 522) (60 x 243) (103 x 243)
Child/ 20 95 1,140 1,900
Cremation (247 - 152) (12 x 95) (20 x 95)
TNTRRYQ~ITs`
Adult/ 103 149 8,940 15,347
Single Depth (469 - 320) (60 x 149) (103 x 149)
Adult/ 22 232 3,016 5,104
Double Depth (609 - 377) (13 x 232) (22 x 232)
Infant/Child 6 52 208 312
(162 - 110) (4 x 52) (6 x 52)
Cremation 48 4B 1,344 2,304
(158 - 110) (28 x 48) (48 x 48)
DISINTSRNENT 0 No Revenue No Revenue
WHHICHNDS AND
SLRLCHARGHS
Saturday/ 15 No increase No increased No increased
Sunday to the fee revenue revenue
FOUNDATIONS
Monument 56 144 4,752 .8,064
(244 - 100) (33 x 144) (56 x 144)
Flat Marker 20 69 828 1,380
(135 - 66) (12 x 69) (20 x 69)
TRANSFER 5 8 24 40
(15 - 7) (3 x 8) (5 x 8)
TOTS 34,832 59,480
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INCUreacH IN
RHVHNUES
NOTE: 408 perpetual care is collected on sale of plots. The net increased
revenue for 1996 is: Gross Revenue $ 34,832
Less (14,580 + 1,140) x 408 6,288
Net Revenue $ 28,544
ATTAOHMENT N0, 4
ADDENDUM',. TO FPD-5-96
THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
BY-LAW 96-
A By-law to repeal Sy-law 95-106, being a By-law to
amend By-law 79-104, as amended, a By-law to
provide for the maintenance, management, regulation
and control of Cemeteries in the Municipality of
Clarington (formerly the Town of Newcastle).
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OP THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON HEREBY
ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. THAT By-law 79-104 be, and the same is hereby amended, by
rescinding Schedule "A" attached thereto and replacing it with
Schedule "A" attached hereto and forming part of this By-law;
2. THAT By-law 95-106 be repealed; and
3. THAT this By-law shall come into force and take effect on May 1,
1996, subject to the approval of the Ministry of Consumer and
Commercial Relations.
BY-LAW read a first and second time this 12th day of February, 1996.
BY-LAW read a third time and finally passed this 12th day of February,
1996.
MAYOR
CLERK
ATTACHMENT N0. 5
ADDENDUM. TO WD-.5-96
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SCB8DUL8 "A" TO BY-LAW 96-
CORPORATION OF T88 MINICIPALITY OF CLARIHGTON
CelBTSItIBS
TARIFF OP RATES BFPBCFIVB NAy 1, 1996
1. SALE OP PLOTS
40s
Type of Dimensions Perpetual Proposed + 7F
Lot Bowmanville Boadhead Care Rate Rate GST Total
a) Single 3' x 9' 4' x 10' $ 265.98 $714.95 $50.05 $765.00
b) Babyland 1}• x 3' 1}' x 3• 92.34 230.84 16.16 247.00
c) Cremation 2• x 2' 2' x 3' 92.34 230.84 16.16 247.00
2. INTSRl~HT
a) Adult - single depth 438.32 30.68 469.00
b) Adult - double depth ~ 569.16 39.84 609.00
c) Infant/Child ~ 151.40 10.60 162.00
d) Cremation 147.66 10.34 158.00
3. DISINTBRl03NT CHARGES
a) Disinterment (adult), including reburial at
another location in the same cemetery 911.21 63.79 975.00
b) Disinterment (adult), including lowering
remains at same location 911.21 63.79 975.00
c) Disinterment (adult) far reburial at another
cemetery 771.03 53.97 825.00
d) Dieinterment•(child), including burial
at another location Sn same cemetery 572.90 40.10 613.00
e) Disinterment (child), including reburial
at same grave or different cemetery 514.02 35.98 550.00
t) Disinterment (infant/cremation) including reburial
at another location in same cemetery 247.66 17.34 265.00
9) Disinterment (infant/cremation) including reburial
at same grave or different cemetery 369.16 11.84 181.00
4. WSHRe[m. HOLIDAYS AHD OTHER SDRCHARGHS
a) Interment on Saturday, Sunday and legal
b) holidays (fee ie additional)
Disinterment for double depth 255.14 17.86 273.00
c) burial (fee is additional )
Rental of Lowering Device, net up and dressin 181.31
61
6 12.69 194.00
d) g
Provincial License Fee (except for cremation .
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10
0 4.32 66.00
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0 0.70 10.70
5. NONOlfl;NT FODNDATIONS AHD SHTTING_MARRSRg
a) Hoaument Foundations (flat fee) _
b) Flat Nazker Foundation (flat fee) .
c) Cremation/Baby Markers (flat fee) .
d) Removal of Monuments
6. TRANSFBR
Fee
7. PSRPBTOAL CARR
Plots oa which perpetual care charges have not
been paid-(per square toot) .
S. OTHER SERVIC85
Planting of trees, installing corner atones,
repairs to foundations (material e, equipment and
labour*)
* Lahour is calculated ,ae union hourly rate
+ 154 overhead.
209.35 14.65 224.00
126.17 8.83 135.00
53.01 3.99 57.00
40.19 2.81 43.00
13.95 I.OS 15.00
6.54 0.46 7.00