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Subject: WILLOWBROOIC GARDENS SUBDIVISION, PLAN 40M-1676,
COMPLETION OF ALL OUTSTANDING WORRS
Recommendations:
It is respectfully recommended that the General Purpose and
Administration Committee recommend to Council the following:
1. THAT Report WD-15-94 be received;
2. THAT the Municipality enter into an Agreement with the Royal
Bank of Canada respecting the completion of the outstanding
Works in Willowbrook Gardens Subdivision (Plan 40M-1676} in a
form satisfactory to the Director of Public Works which
Agreement shall include the undertaking of the Royal Bank of
Canada as follows:
a) To acknowledge the propriety of the actions taken by the
Municipality and its officials in appropriating funds
under the Letter of Credit.
b) To pay, on presentation of appropriate invoices, all
reasonable legal and consulting costs or miscellaneous
costs (i.e. snowclearing, snowfence) incurred or to be
incurred by the Municipality as a result of the default
of Ashdale Capital Corporation Ltd. in completing the
works as required by the Subdivision Agreement.
c) To pay all progress payments required by the construction
contract or contracts entered into or to be entered into
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by the Municipality for the completion of the works
required by the Subdivision Agreement, forthwith, after
presentation to the Royal Bank of Canada of a true copy
of appropriate certification of completed work made by
the Consulting Engineers to such construction contract or
contracts.
d) To consent to the following payments:
i) West Branch Soper Creek contribution: $132,400.00
ii) Snow clearing costs: 2,824.80
iii) Consumers Gas invoice: 3,216.12
iv) Shibley Righton 4,188.74
v) Municipality of Clarington
Management Fee 110,800.83
e) To indemnify and save harmless the Municipality from any
and all claims made pursuant to the Construction Lien Act
in respect of the supply of labour, services and material
to date under the requirements of the Subdivision
Agreement, including but not limited to those claims made
by Cana-Drain, Pilen and Direct Equipment, provided that
the Royal Bank of Canada, at its cost, may obtain an
order or orders of a court of competent jurisdiction
dismissing any one or all of such claims as against the
.Municipality and provided that the Municipality will co-
operate at the cost of -the Royal Bank of Canada in
obtaining any such order or orders.
f) To obtain and deliver all engineering drawings prepared
by G. M. Sernas and Associates Ltd. respecting the works
and the benefits of all rights associated with such
drawings.
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g) To pay the Clarington Hydro invoice in the amount of
$192.65.
h) To indemnify and save harmless the Municipality from the
Bell Canada claim provided that the Royal Bank of Canada,
at its own cost, may defend such claim.
i) To deliver an unconditional and irrevocable letter of
credit issued by the Royal Bank of Canada and containing
terms satisfactory to the Municipal Treasurer in the
minimum amount of $1,033,251.43 as security for the
performance by the Royal Bank of Canada of its
obligations.
j) To comply with property standards order (File No.
V93/414) issued on December 2, 1993, and notice to comply
(File No. V93/414) issued on October 25, 1993;
3. THAT the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute the
necessary Agreement with the Royal Bank of Canada;
4. THAT Ashdale Capital Corporation Ltd. and the Royal Bank of
Canada be advised of Council's decision and be provided with
a copy of Report WD-15-94; and
5. THAT, upon the execution of the Agreement with the Royal Bank
of Canada and deposit with the Municipality's Treasurer of the
Letter of Credit required pursuant to the Agreement, the
Municipality's Treasurer be authorized to make payment to the
Royal Bank of Canada in the amount of approximately
$1,640,758.34, subject to updated figures, as determined by
the Director.
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REPORT
1.0 ATTACHlIBNTS
No. 1: Rey Map
No. 2: Correspondence, dated November 10, 1993, from the
Municipality's solicitors to the Royal Bank of
Canada's solicitors.
No. 3: Correspondence, dated November 25, 1993 from the
Royal Bank of Canada's solicitors to the Director
of Public Works.
No. 4: Property Standards Order, dated December 2, 1993
No. 5: Correspondence, dated December 15, 1993, from the
Royal Bank of Canada to the Municipality's By-law
Enforcement Officer.
2.0 BACRGROIIND
2.1 Pursuant to the recommendations contained in Report WD-27-93,
adopted by Municipal Council at its meeting held on July 12,
1993, the Director of Public Works issued a final notification
letter to Ashdale Capital Corporation Ltd. notifying it of its
default, neglect, act or omission in failing to complete the
construction or installation of the Works pursuant to the
Subdivision Agreement. with the Municipality. Ashdale Capital
Corporation Ltd. failed to comply with the final notification
letter. Again, in accordance with the recommendations
contained in Report WD-27-93, the Treasurer of the
Municipality presented Letter of Credit (P.26010T06206)
deposited with the Municipality in respect of the construction
and maintenance of the Works and other obligations provided
for in the Subdivision Agreement, for payment at the issuing
bank.
2.2 The Municipality was approached by the Royal Bank of Canada
which was the issuing bank of the Letter of Credit.
Discussions were held with the. Royal Bank of Canada Officials
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and their solicitors to determine whether any portion of the
money received by the Municipality from presentation of the
Letter of Credit could be returned to the Royal Bank of Canada
in return for the undertaking of the Royal Bank of Canada to
complete the outstanding Works pursuant to the Subdivision
Agreement. By letter dated November 10, 1993, from the
Municipality's solicitors to the Royal Bank of Canada's
solicitors a proposal was made whereby the amount of
$1,640,758.34 could be returned to the Royal Bank of Canada
upon their undertaking on the matters set out in the letter
and which matters -are reflected in the recommendations
contained in this Report (Attachment No. 2). The actual
.amount will reflect the recent completion of some of the Works.
and additional invoices, and will be as determined by the
Director.
2.3 By letter dated November 25, 1993, solicitors for the Royal
Bank of Canada agreed to the required undertakings on behalf
of the .Royal Bank of Canada (Attachment No. 3).
2.4 During the course of the negotiations with the Royal Bank of
Canada the By-law Enforcement Division of the Municipality
issued a Notice to Comply (File No. V93/414) on October 25,
1993, and an Order (File No. V93/414) issued on December 2,
1993, pursuant to the Municipality's.Property Standards By-law
(Attachment No. 4). By letter dated December 15, 1993, the
Royal Bank of Canada indicated it would take the necessary
steps to rectify the Notice and the Order (Attachment No. 5).
To date these matters have not yet been attended to.
2.5 .The Municipality has entered into a similar arrangement with
the Royal Bank. of Canada respecting the Trulls Delbert
Subdivisions and the undertakings of the Royal Bank of Canada
pursuant to that arrangement are currently being carried out
to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. If a
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similar arrangement is entered into with the Royal Bank of
Canada in respect of the Willowbrook Gardens Subdivision, it
is anticipated that such arrangement will also be completed to
the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. If such
arrangements are not conducted satisfactorily then the.
Director of Public Works may report to Council requesting
authority to draw on a Letter of Credit required to be
deposited with the Municipality's Treasurer pursuant to such
arrangements with the Royal Bank of Canada.
Respectfully submitted,
Recommended for presentation
to the Committee,
Walter A. Evans, P.Eng.
Director of Public Works
WAE*ph
February 8, 1994
Attachments
Marie Marano, H.B.Sc., AMCT
Acting Chief
Administrative Officer
pc: Ashdale Capital Corporation Ltd.
c/o Jaffey & Jozefacki
4961 Highway 7E , Suite 200
Markham, ON
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Royal Bank of Canada
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40 King Street. West, Suite 800
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ATTACHMENT N0. 1
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Shibley Righton
Barristers & Solieltors
RICHARD E SHIBLEY, Q.C.
DENNIS C. NEFFFRON
BARRY S. WORT IlfAN, Q.G
JOHN P. HELL
V. ROSS MORRISON
IOHN C. SPEARN
PAUL E MdNMS
IONATNAN H. FLANDERS
WILLIAM L NORTHCOT'E
PETER V. RAYTEK
MARTW J. NEND[RSON
RICHARD E COIFS
CHARLES M. GASIIE
CHARLES G.T. WIEBE
LEONARD D. RODNESS
]ANTS E WGRAM
THOMAS MCRAE
CRAIG A. LEWIS
RUPERT F. RIGNTON, Q.C.
DONALD K ROHINSON, Q.C.
LESLIE S. MASON
MICHAEL FDZPATRICK, Q.C.
LNDA S.HOHNEN
MICHAEL C. HIRLEY
PETER G. NEILSON
CHARLES SIMCO
LAME ROSSITER
J. JAY RUDOIPH
NICHOLAS T. MACOS
MARTIN PETERS
PHILIP P. HEAIFY
1. PAUL R HOWARD
SANDRA E DAWE
GHRISIJNE M. SILVERSIDE
JAMS W. BUSSIN
JULIE A. MACIVRA
HAROLD H. ELLIOTT, O.C
RICHARD E ANKA, QC.
DEZ WINDISCHMANN
GEORGE CORN
AUN L BROMSIFJN
PETER C. WILLIAMS
CLIF4VRD 1. CO[J?
THOMAS A. SIEFANIK
HELDER M. TRAVASSOS
crn-niw J. GuNN
WARREN 5. RAPOPORT
AL[XANDER P. TORGOV
SHEIU M. MacKINNON
WADE D. JAMIESON
LINDA 1. GODEL
SALVATORE GY. FRISINA
KAREN 1. McMAS18R
J[NNIFER L PERRY
COUNSEL
MARTIN L O'BRIEN, Q.C. BARRY D. LIPSON, Q.C.
November 10, 1993
File No. 9101936
NICHOI we T. MACOS
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WITHOUT PRE.TUDICE
Messrs. Walker, Head
Banisters and Solicitors
1305 Pickering Parkway
Suite 506, Corporate Centre
Pickering, Ontario
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Attention: Mr. Victor A. Sgro
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Re: The Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington (the "Municipality")
Subdivision Agreement (the "Subdivision Agreement") with
Ashdale Capital Corporation Ltd. ("Ashdale")
Registered Plan 40M-1676
We wish to confirm that we held without prejudice meetings on September 10, 1993 and on
October 19, 1993 to address the concerns raised by Royal Bank of Canada ("RBC") through
its solicitors Walker Head that the amount of money drawn by the Municipality on Letter
of Credit P26010T06206 (the "Letter of Credit") was in excess of the amount required by
the Municipality to complete the outstanding works under the Subdivision Agreement. We
must stress at the onset, it is the position of the Municipality that the appropriation of funds
has been made in accordance with the terms of the Subdivision Agreement and that there
is a continuing default on the part of Ashdale in that it has failed to complete the works and
to forthwith reinstate the full amount of the performance guarantee as required by
paragraph 3.7(1) of the Subdivision Agreement.
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As to the allegation that the amount appropriated was excessive we wish to advise you of
the following amounts for which the Municipality had actual or contingent liability pursuant
to the Subdivision Agreement:
1. Estimated costs to complete the works including reconstruction of
Bradshaw Street - $1,000,000.00
2. West Branch Soper Creek Contribution $132,400.00
3. Potential claims for construction lien:
a) Sernas $43,000.00
b) Cana-Drain Services Inc. $200,000.00
c) Pilen $7,103.00
d) Direct Equipment $4,727.00
Total $254,830.00
Plus 25% for costs $63,707.50
Total $318,537.50
4. Bell Canada claim $1,754.45
5. Clarington Hydro $192.65
6. Bradshaw Street Easement acquisition unknown
7. Ashdale Holdings sidewalk lands acquisition unlmown
As you can see from the foregoing figures and contingent expenditures, at the time the
Municipality appropriated funds under the Letter of Credit, it was fully justified in drawing
the full amount thereof.
Subsequent settlement by RBC with Sernas and Associates, Consulting Engineers to Ashdale
has permitted the Municipality to obtain accurate and detailed estimates of the works
completed to date and the works which remain outstanding together with valuations of each.
These valuations in 1993 costs are $1,586,945.38 and $652,062.88 respectively. The latter
figure escalated by five (5%) percent- as a projection for 1994 costs is $684,666.03. The
estimated costs to complete include five (5%) percent for contingencies, ten (10%) percent
engineering costs and seven (7%) percent G.S.T. Additionally, the Municipality requires a
completion allowance of $116,340.87 and a maintenance deposit of $202,244.53.
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RBC has expressed a concern about the thirty (30%) percent management fee to which the
Municipality is entitled pursuant to paragraph 5.17(1) of the Subdivision Agreement.
Specifically RBC surmises that the Municipality's actual costs will be less than such
percentage of the cost to complete. In response we wish to point out that supervisory fees
in the construction industry are commonly based on a percentage mark-up and not upon an
actual cost basis. Additionally the Municipality is not organized on an on-going basis to track
the time spent by its officials and employees on specific matters. Further the Municipality
has not sought to manage the completion of the works but rather has been put in this
position with respect to the incomplete Willowbrook Subdivision after prolonged default by
Ashdale. Ashdale's default in continuing to complete the work has been known to RBC.
Also the requirement of the Director of Public Works that the works be completed on or
before August 13, 1993, I was advised, was also known to RBC.
Having regard to the recent initiatives by RBC to assist the Municipality in the completion
of the works, the Director of Public Works is prepared to interpret the thirty (30%) percent
management fee set out in paragraph 5.17(10) of the Subdivision Agreement as inclusive of
engineering costs provided that it is without prejudice to the rights of the Director to make
a different interpretation of this provision in respect of defaults under other subdivision
agreements. As engineering costs have been accounted for above, this interpretation results
in a specified management fee of twenty (20%) percent which percentage will be based, in
this instance, upon the estimated cost to complete exclusive of contingencies, engineering
and taxes. This results in a management fee of $110,800.83. An alternative interpretation
of the provision would permit a management fee of $205,399.80.
Having regard to the foregoing factors, the Director of Public Works is prepared to
recommend to Municipal Council that a substantial portion of the funds currently held by
the Municipality pursuant to appropriations under the Letter of Credit returned to RBC if
RBC undertakes as follows:
1. To acknowledge the propriety of the actions taken by the Municipality and its
officials in appropriating funds under the Letter of Credit.
2. To pay, on presentation of appropriate invoices all reasonable legal and
consulting costs or miscellaneous costs (ie. snowclearing, snowfence) incurred
or to be incurred by the Municipality as a result of the default of Ashdale in
completing the works as required by the Subdivision Agreement.
3. To pay all progress payments required by the construction contract or
contracts entered into or to be entered into by the Municipality for the
completion of the works required by the Subdivision Agreement forthwith
after presentation to RBC of a true copy of appropriate certification of
completed work made by the Consulting Engineers to such construction
contract or contracts.
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4. To consent to the following payments:
a) West Branch Soper Creek contribution $132,400.00
b) Snow clearing costs $2,824.80
c) Consumers Gas invoice $3,216.12
d) Shibley Righton $4,188.74
e) Municipality of Clarington Management Fee $110,800.83
5. To indemnify and save harmless the Municipality from any and all claims
made pursuant to the Construction Lien Act in respect of the supply of
labour, services and material to date under the requirements of the
Subdivision Agreement including but not limited to those claims made by
Cana-Drain, Pilen and Direct Equipment, provided that RBC at its cost may
obtain an order or orders of a court of competent jurisdiction dismissing any
one or all of such claims as against the Municipality and provided that the
Municipality will cooperate at the cost of RBC in obtaining any such order or
orders.
6. To obtain and deliver all engineering drawings prepared by G.M. Sernas and
Associates Ltd. respecting the works and the benefits of all rights associated
with such drawings.
7. To pay the Clarington Hydro invoice in the amount of $192.65.
8. Indemnify and save hazmless the Municipality from the Bell Canada claim
provided that RBC at its own cost may defend such claim
9. To deliver an unconditional and irrevocable letter of credit issued by RBC
and containing terms satisfactory to the Municipal Treasurer in the minimum
amount of $1,033,251.43.
Upon receipt of the undertakings from the RBC as set out above and in a form satisfactory
to the Director of Public Works, the Director of Public Works will recommend to Municipal
Council that the amount set out below and calculated as follows be returned to RBC.
Total amounts drawn under the Letter of Credit:
a)
$1,835,055.05
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b)
c)
Total
Less total of invoices paid or to be paid
Less management fee
Less West Branch Sopher Creek contribution
Amount to be returned to Royal Bank of Canada
$57,939.73
1 194.05
$1,894,188.83
$10,229.66
$110,800.83
$132,400.00
$1,640,758.34
Please provide us with a letter from Royal Bank of Canada or by your firm on its behalf
committing Royal Bank of Canada to the required undertaking. Upon receipt of such letter
the appropriate report may be prepared and placed on the agenda for the next scheduled
general purpose and administration committee meeting. Depending upon when and if
approval of this proposed arrangement is given, the Municipality may be required to make
ongoing payments for construction or engineering of the works.
RBC has also expressed an interest in obtaining payment which otherwise benefits Ashdale
for contributions from other developers in the benefitting area in respect to oversizing works
installed by Ashdale. In this regard, it is an requirement under the Subdivision Agreement
that the Owner enter into a Frontending Agreement with the Municipality pursuant to the
Development Charges Act prior to any such contributions which have been collected by the
Municipality being paid to Ashdale. You have made us aware in the past that RBC has
received an assignment of benefit of such contributions from Ashdale. Has RBC received
an assignment of the Subdivision Agreement which can be evidenced and which may permit
RBC to enter into a Frontending Agreement directly with the Municipality? Otherwise is
RBC in a position to require Ashdale to enter into such agreement with the Municipality?
Yours truly,
SHIBLEY RIGHTON
Per: ORIGINAL SIGNED l3Y
NICHOLAS T. NG.C~S
Nicholas T. Macos
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telephone dlaeuasion with you on November 23, 1493,
wherein the anderaigned confirmed that Royal Sank of
Ganada is prepared to Fravide you with the undertaking as
set forth on pages 3 and 4 of year letter to the
undersigned dated November I0, 1485, provllaed that
;+dunielpai Cauaatl (Claringtan) approves of the return of
maples to ~SoysI Hank of Gsnsda in aecordanae with pages 4
and 5 of ydnr aforesaid letter.
1Ve look forward to hearing from you.
Yours very truIS,
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WD-15-94
THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
BY-LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION
ORDER
PURSUANT TO SECTION 31(7) OF THE PLANNING ACT 1983
Issued To: Municipal Address:
Ashdale Capital Corp. 33 Flaxman Avenue
c/o Jaffey & Jozefacki ~ BOWMANVILLE, Ont.
4961 Highway 7B, Suite 200
MARKHAM, Ont. Legal Description
L3R iNl Part Lot 33, Plan 40M-1676
former Town of Bowmanville
Municipality of Clarington
OWNER:
Aahdale Capital Corp.
Instrument No. 164854
WHEREAS a Notice of Violation was sent to you as the owner or a
person having a financial interest in the property by registered
mail on October 25, 1993 requiring you to make repairs to the
property described above;
AND WHEREAS you failed to remedy the defects set out in Schedule
"A" which is attached hereto and which forms part ofthis Order;
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT the repairs necessary to correct the
defects set out in Schedule "A" be carried out and the property
brought to a condition of compliance with the standards prescribed
by Property Standards By-law #82-63 on or before December 23, 1993.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED THAT if the repairs or clearance of the site
are not completed in accordance with any permits required by law
within the time specified herein, the Corporation may carry out the
repairs or clearance at the expense of the owner.
YOU ARE HEREBY ADVISED THAT if you are not satisfied with the terms
or conditions of this Order that you may appeal to the Property
Standards Committee by sending a Notice of Appeal by registered
mail to the Secretary, Property Standards Committee, 40 Temperance
Street, Bowmanville, on or before December 16, 1993, stating your
grounds for appeal.
In the event that no appeal is taken, within the above prescribed
period, the Order shall be deemed to be confirmed and shall be
final and binding upon you, requiring you to comply with its terms
within the time and in the manner specified in the Order.
Be advised, all repairs and maintenance of the property shall be
carried out with suitable materials in a manner accepted as good
workmanship in the trades concerned.
FILE V93/414
ISSUED ON: DECEMBER 2, 1993 SERVED BY: Registered Mail
PROPERTY STANDARDS OFFICER DATE: DECEMBER 2, 1993
Leonard Creamer P.S.O. Witness
Senior Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
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THE CORPORATION OF THE M[TNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
BY-LAW ENFORCHMEPT DIVISION
PROPERTY STANDARDS BY-LAW B2-63
SCHSDIILE "A"
pILE NO VQ~/414
Number ection
1 ~ 5.1.1(1)
2 5.1.5
Deficiency
Yazd not kept clean and free from rubbish
and debris; (property to be cleaned of
all garbage and waste material).
Abandoned building not protected against
risk of fire, accident or other danger
and not effectively secured to prevent
unauthorized entrance; (the building has
been abandoned for several years and has
been boarded up and broken into several
times, there has been no attention to
regular maintenance, building is to be
demolished).
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DE.C 15 '93 16 23 R. B.CORP.CENTRE
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R.W. (SOB) LAWCiENCE
Sr. Accouat ~~fanager
Rtal Estate
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ROYAY, BANK OF CANADA
Regional Corporate Ceatre
40 K.igg Street West, Suite S00
Oshawa, Ogrario T.1H lA4
Transit 08556
(905) 436.7197 Fax: (905) 436-7347
December 15, 1993
Via Fax (905)623-4169
Municipality of Clarington
g0 Temperance Street
Bowmanville, Ontario
L1C 3A6
Attention: Leonard Creamer, PSO
Senior Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
Dear sirs:
RE': Town of Newcastle Property Standards By-Y,aw 82-E.3
Tower of Newcastle Waste Material By-Law 90-160
Block 87, 88, 89 & 100, Plan 8014-1878
Your Files: V93/143 & V93/Z44
Section 3I (7) Of the Planning Act 1983
Property Standard By-Law 82-63
Your File Number V93f414
We are writing at this time to confirm our telephone conversation
at which tame we advised that the Royal Sank world take the
necessary steps to remedy the defects set out in the Schedule ~t.tl"
submitted to Ashdale Capital Corporation Limited dated December 2,
1993, as well as your Notice on File V93/414 issued ort October 25,
1993.
We would also ensure that repairs and clearance of the site will be
completed in accordance with any permits required by law.
We trust this meets with your satisfaction, however, it there are
any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned.
Yours truly,
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ATTACHMENT N0. 5
WD-15-94
THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
BY-LAW 94-
Being a By-law to authorize the execution of
an Agreement between the Corporation of The
Municipality of Clarington and the Royal Bank
of Canada.
THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON HEREBY ENACTS AS
FOLLOWS:
1. THAT the Mayor and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute, on
behalf of The Corporation of The Municipality of Clarington
and seal with The Corporation's seal, an agreement between the
Royal Bank of Canada and the Municipality.
2. THAT the agreement attached hereto as Schedule "A" forms part
of this By-law.
BY-LAW read a first and second time this 14th day of March, 1994.
BY-LAW read a third time and finally passed this 14th day of March,
1994.
MAYOR
CLERK
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