HomeMy WebLinkAboutPort Burwell By-Laws 1950By -Law No. '.I_______________
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' A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE 19. EXPENDITURE ON ROADS OR STREETS
COUNTY
THE OF IN THE DISTRICT OF ----�'----------__
VILLAGE
WHEREAS under Fart IV C of The Highway Improvement Act a by-law to provide for expenditure
on roads or streets may be submitted annually to the Minister of Highways for approval.
IH kRf FORE the council of the corporation of the said 34M enacts a, follows:
village
(1) The sum of $Ai00. ___-is hereby appropriated from monies raised by levy, debentures a.-d
government subsidy for expenditure on construction and maintenance of the roads of streets in
said during the year 19 as follows:
village
CONSTRUCTION .........
MAINTENANCE ...........
TOTALS
ROADS &
STREETS
$ _lets__ -_------
A 0--00 ----------
BRIDGES &
CULVERTS
TOTAL
$ ---r $------e� ------
$ Wo.w $ 9W0600
(2) The said monies shall be expended on work performed in accordance with the Highway Improvement
Act.
(3) The clerk shall transmit duplicate copies of this by-law to the district office of the ^!,:.^ic.pal
Roads Branch, Department of Highways, not later than the 28th day of February of this year.
Passed at ._ #Q _ Sk _-- th i s_-_1"1'Vh._ day of,' ! ___-- A. D. I9-1lf,�
(SEAL)
----------�'--: "----- ------------------
- - _ ----- Clerk of the corporation of the 2'
village
of ----------- do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of By-law
No. ------ passed by the council of the said corporation on the --- 17W---day
of - ------__19W---_-
.OY*T4.7 iio is
uUrk,?JF,ATION UF THU VITIAGE UP 2ORT 13UI?V,-EI.L.
Beiiib a zy-lwv y4 Le,vloy sue xuiies did -zicixes Lox -tiiie yet' !�vo au4
,,;u pxuv*ide J.-UX lou-t; uulijuGioll 6,uieAieu.LO
ithereas 'k; '"'e vouaacil of -Uue aald iij F.a6e provided -.L-ax uue wa'-,AAI& of
sue addeebweali 0-uue Tics ipai i y qxio16U t Ale 00-fu dam.0a bept
L349 as uLle auaesmiieut Cjj v.rui-JuA, V�,jje rake uj tawatioa Iuz -uIie ;,eai:
1950 aaiaald je levied.
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ATM- "' ereas -4-e asseaua�ueiv'- value o" lihe ratea-ole pxcjpei�ty as :ahally
xevised iYA ti-lie vorporavi-ioA oi: "W-iie villat-,e ci.-L" xor,i; .dun ell atdouuta
42 62, i49. UO
AaD Vithere" ',;Iio zoll uo,,i;aijAii6 t#ue aabeawweii-t- lua(Ae as
LI a.i:oresaid vlaa xe"viaed, coxreul;ed &I'm pab6eu ijy 1;4e uoury O-J, Lfaviaioa
WE 6he w illabe a-.L' zo-rIu- Burv!rell o:a iaondvs,� t1le Slw,u, (lay o-.L' Ocigo'w-ex li4,�*
AM Miereaib� tiiiexe were "u appuale L'xuui tile uu-ur-u ul xteviiaiou or skiz"iialv-
rid U,xpeala ixoij -ui.Le ujur,CA 3 i Lvevis:i ion liuve jee�Iiewu a:iid decided,
AYM V.'!iexea6 i,c is axpediea6 zo &,Uu,)t tu',e ditid awseaawei.Lu ub -cLe
wl NFLUCLi toe XwLe 01 talw&-iioA i0y., luiile yeux 195U b4all be,
levied.
j!LT-f)'t7L-Iexeao iio aeceiisaxtjiaa eaL,pediu",; -,;o levy wi "k-O"'e wL'-Aule
Xti., ueali jle propexh6-j a-�wuoxdiii6 to Title lubt xevieed u8sessiaealf, roll og
tiie said Iiiie a-aLu of iJ14,'i68.64 -IL"ox 16L'Le 6euextil purpose u:L
lit_
U L 'this QUra:Utr ltiC uue pt4weircr of vae uounty
xa,ue Xox -sue uarxeAtu yeai! aZU J-OX 'U-L,e paxpo6e o.L de.,Ll"a�-jjjb pt&x-u o-i
zae ewpenaes UZ eubliu aulu uuzuuix�uuuiun ;iulioul eucLuatio:a, aud o-i;"'-ex
qu.xpo8ea.
xA.ZM,OFB -6he u(faaoi' o-` iiie kt�ox 1 48 1 puravion o:� -c,' a �iiliaj�e o- rort
b-alVeLl eUaU'L'-pS 46W
1. �c"'-au `U`iie cviiLaiiied iii zae roll 01 -U'-"'e ii1ittea
oL zoxu duxwe.L pxi%)�: -Uj jept 6UkL'A- J'-9,.+9 wad i*ts xevised, coxieui;ed and
gassed u.,--- t;lie o-` ievision tui6 uouiv4'j-,i judge, Ije, &LLd tjiie i3atL-e is
;aex au'ap-iied cLid utjuiixA"eu ass 'to -Le lawl,-O xevibed ;:or
tiie vilLa6e wi wiiiuu -uLie rage oiL t6xatiln lurthe yeux 1960 shall ae
IeVieCA.
2. .e_ -c poae u-' piavidilit, luiie au�,I 0i: 14q qA;8*b4 i:ur thejj&� ��cx iie p-ax
6eae.reii P-UX:vQSeB O.L, uIlc, Vorporaouio5a Licladiiz6 lw-iae wiu-aaL-r xeq:uixed JiCy
uouuy,, i-axpueee c"id otliax pu-rpuaea :Cox the ukayfaiLi:u ;dear, a xtL,'U'e o:C
60 "illa cou 'U'aae dvlla. ",)e aad -U-"--GA atkue is laereluy le'vied I-ax -kouiie year
1950 upo"- -6L'ie wuole o-.L -cLie uaid awseaei"euzu of tuie said vil$ a,6e
accoraii4, U i Le .lad v', ieviseL aot3e6sLueat rali vuiuti i8 i-Atz(tL- uJ) ad
:Z0.1- iovib: -
S. (A) por Xublio Johool YLapowes the baw Oi d49994y9 is regained,
If;he-ra.L-k)re "W-;ae rk�te oi: 20*3 iiiillw oil Viie tiulltir 'be levied.
Por UOu-ciaaa,,;iO.LI 60uuol P-arpokaea -.;uf' d-wLI Oj* ie
retiuixed u4ereA:uxa v,'U-e va-h-0e o.L' t,4 LA)JEi o.L.L the do lux 16
levied.
to) vor UoLw'w-.y p-a;�pust-s t'jiie wau, o-.L it; req:uii:ed 40-ilexe.Lore
,i iae xat-e o;i: lue-I iaills ou -ij-"',e dcol-1-ax is levieCL.
tD) &euexal vil-iage p,,apuoes 'U'-,ue s-#,Li o.L xequiied
,;iiexe.1oxe vue xau',e u.L4 O"JI.c., iuilla on tLAe fAullta iw levieci.
4. tehe vler]d.- ahall prepare uaiC, uelivwx -U',he uol-lec-tiox's holl ;u -i-O'u-e
ou or � eioxe due Istie o-f v,Lme ]L�50.
5. all taxes ox ojiex epee anal xaWa Wii be pam into the onice
K the Uullecvoi ox wreaaurex & !he village A xazz jumen of
invu Ke br=4 ow iie Qaasuiaa baijk of uahexce an xors Burwell.
i, xaxes siall umome pyable om-no on ax beiuxe wy zuu, Ino
a O11e-40" 00 Ox beioxe becambex 4OU 195j.
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taxes shall be an lolimm-
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Ohalgea us all UzPaid Vame,
V, he QVIOU"OX Whall h6vy w4e pxivilebe Oi mail7,'6 t"e tax antioes
W the sewexal tax-paymw V he aa wixew.
U* A.L`6ex �vLXteen Jaye mutiue, 14e uolieoiax or aia mailiK ;may
6eize ail goods iox unpaid taxes.
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open uouauil saia MA ia, ol APRIL 1950.
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By -Law No. 19
VILLAGE OF POUT BURWELL
Being a By -Law to Regulate the Erection of Buildings Within the
Municipality of the Village of Port Burwell.
WHEREAS by Section 425 of the Municipal Act, By-laws may be passed by Councils of Munic-
ipalities to regulate the erection, alteration and wrecking of buildings within the Municipality;
AND WHEREAS it is deemed necessary and expedient that such power be exercised;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED by the Council of the Corporation of the Village of
Port Burwell in regular session as follows
DEFINITION —The word "building" under this By-law shall mean and include dwellings, places
of business and public meeting places.
BUILDING REGULATIONS -It shall be the duty of the Applicant to satisfy the Building In-
spector that the following regulations have been strictly adhered to in every instance.
CONSTRUCTION —The material strength; permissible stresses, dimensions, quality of materials
and safety factors in any building of wood, iron, steel, reinforced concrete, brick or concrete block or.
any combination thereof shall be according to the practice of Canadian builders and architects for the
erection of first-class buildings.
FOUNDATIONS AND FOOTINGS —Foundations of 1 storey buildings shall be not less than 2'6"
in the ground and of I/ and 2 storey buildings to be not less than 3'6" in the ground, foundations to be
deeper if ground considered by inspector to be unsuitable at above depths, such as filled in material or
ground containing organic matter. Foundations shall be not less than $". walls of brick or cement
block or concrete or brick veneer. Footings to be of concrete mixed not less than one part of cement
to six parts of stone or gravel and to project not less than 4" on each side of wall above and of suit-
able thickness to carry load. No footing to be less than 6" thick.
All brick.veneer dwellings shall have arches or lintels over openings of sufficient strength ac-
cording to the Building Code of Canada, Tables and Regulations.
CHIMNEYS —All chimneys to be erected from the foundation and to be of either masonry con-
struction with struck joints either inside or outside unless vitrified flue lining is used. No chimney
to have joints or beams less than 2" from outside of same. All chimneys to be carried above the roof
not less than 12" above the ridge.
FLOOR JOISTS --All floor joists to be of sound material and placed not more than 16" centre
to centre. Any joists not exceeding 10 feet in length shall not be less than 2"x6". Any joists not ex-
ceeding 12 feet in length shall not be less than 2"x8" and any joists not exceeding 16 feet in length
shall not be less than 2"x10". All joists to be properly bridged.
ROOFS —Any flat roof shall be proportioned and constructed to carry a weight of not less than
30 pounds to the square foot in addition to the weight of the material of which the roof is constructed.
Roofs having a pitch of less than 20 degrees shall be constructed to carry a load of 40 pounds to the
square foot. All roofs of more than 20 degrees to be constructed to carry a load of 20 pounds to the
square foot and to withstand a wind pressure of 30 pounds per square foot of exposed surface.
SEWERS --All sewers wherever possible shall empty into one or more properly constructed
septic tanks, each tank to be not less than 42" below outlet pipe with 1211 space above same. Each
tank shall have proper drainage through gravel, crushed stone or cinders and such drainage shall be
of a length sufficient for the purpose considering the size of the house and probable number of occu-
pants.
NO PERMIT will be issued to move a building into the Village of Port Burwell until said build-
ing has been examined by the building inspector and permission granted by him.
EVERY APPLICANT shall submit his application, drawings and specifications of the proposed
work in sufficient detail to enable the building inspector to obtain full and complete information of the
extent and character of the work and shall furnish all information required by the building inspector
in connection with such application and it shall be the duty of the applicant to satisfy the building in-
spector that the regulations provided by this By-Iaw are not being contravened.
PERMIT —Before any building within the Village of Port Burwell is to be constructed, altered'
or repaired at an estimated cost of more than $100.00 or any building of a value of more than $100.00 is
to be torn down, wrecked or removed either in whole or in part, the owner of the building or proposed
building shall obtain a permit from the Village Clerk and his application for same shall give such full
and complete information as to the work as may be required by the Clerk or the Building Inspector.
(1) At the time of such application, the applicant shall pay to the Village Clerk the following
sums: For work costing One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) or part thereof, the sum of $3.00 and an addi-
tional $1.00 for each additional One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) or part thereof.
(2) Where the application is for the wrecking or removal of a building, the cost of the permit
for this purpose shall be figured on the estimated value of the building to be wrecked or removed. In
the event of any dispute of the above estimated value, the estimated value of such building shall be de-
termined by an appraisor to be appointed by the Village and his decision shall be final. ,___,
The Building Inspector and the Fire Chief shall have the right to enter upon and examine at any
reasonable time any building upon -which construction, alteration, repair, wrecking or removal is being
carried out and if, in the opinion of the Building Inspector; any building is, during the course of such
operation or thereafter, in a dangerous condition or unsafe for the purpose for which it is being used,
the Building Inspector shall notify the owner of such conditions and require him to remedy same
forthwith.
If the owner neglects or refuses to remedy such condition within a reasonable time thereafter
or if in the opinion of the Building Inspector the immediate application of the precautionary measures
is necessary to avoid such danger, the Building Inspector shall have power to forthwith take such
steps as are in his opinion necessary to avert such danger and all costs incurred thereby shall be borne
by the owner.
Every permit issued under this By-law shall remain in force for six months and no longer from
the date of issue unless the work thereby authorized is commenced within that time. Such work must
be completed within 12 months from the issuance of the permit.
No permit shall be granted for the construction, alteration, repair or moving of any building on
any property within the corporation limits in violation of the building restrictions governing or affect-
ing such property at the time of issuance of the permit or of any By-law respecting the erection or con-
struction of buildings or of .any restrictions or regulations imposed upon such property by any deed,
agreement or covenant registered against the same and which has been in any way affected since such
registration by any proceedings taken by the corporation under the Ontario Municipal Board Act
1937 and amendments, or the Department of Municipal Affairs Act, 1937 and amendments, or in any
other manner whatsoever.
It shall be the duty of the applicant to satisfy the Building Inspector that no such restrictions
are being contravened or violated.
Where in the opinion of the Building Inspector it is necessary for the public safety, the owners
shall cause to be erected on the street line adjacent to any building being constructed, altered or re-
paired or wrecked, a suitable type board fence at least six feet in height and with sufficient overhead
boarding to protect passersby, and no such fence shall be removed until the work has been .completed
and permission for that purpose has been obtained from the Building Inspector.
No unused building material, debris, materials from buildings being wrecked, or materials from
excavations shall be placed. on or allowed to accumulate on any public street, alley or lane until per-
mission therefor has been obtained from the Building Inspector. A sufficient number of red lights
shall be maintained by the owner at his own expense from sunset to sunrise on all building materials or
debris placed on any public street, lane or alley.
Any person guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions of this by-law shall, upon conviction
before a Magistrate or Justice of the Peace having jurisdiction within the County of Elgin, on the
oath or affirmation of any creditable witness, forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the Magistrate or
Justice of the Peace convicting, a penalty not exceeding the sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for each
offence, together with the costs of the prosecution, and in default of payment thereof, it shall and
may be lawful for the Magistrate or Justice of the Peace as aforesaid, to issue a warrant under his
hand and seal, to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only by the distress and sale of the offender's
goods and chattels. In case of not sufficient distress to satisfy the said penalty and costs, it shall be
lawful for the Magistrate or Justice of the Peace as aforesaid to commit the offenders to the common
gaol of the County of Elgin with or without hard labour for any period not exceeding twenty-one days
unless the said penalty and costs be sooner paid.
This by-law shall come into force and effect upon the final passing thereof.
READ a first time this 20th day of April, 1950.
READ a second time this 20th day of April, 1950.
READ a third time and finally passed this 20th day of April, 1950.
A. N. WRIGHT, W S. LAYCOCK,
Reeve. Clerk.
VILLAGE OF ?OAT MWEEILL
BY -LAB: MeTho
A wiav to lReasej rejainte and gover4i iiaw&,crs un ondisrs,
"rho Qounwil of the Wryoration of the 4110ja A Port
Qrwoll hereby &ACM Q NUNN-
I, That nvery darcou Yho Soes Now ;loco to 1new or to
q jartlaulur p0ca QQ gnadq wares or 4wraivndiza fur sale
vithis tho Village of Fort turvell, or who syrries = npobes
4&yplowo watterat or apeolveno of goMo worra or wercWrMe
abin in tj a selivered n aw
of ta!" a acons, ?or an u1n; tran the Wrawburar of M
sunlelpalitya
to .its: few for a 11nuave antler this &Y-1mv shel! W9
(a i �j - 0 U �,'vr a person UK a motir venialc
L o.0 u :qr a jarsan wIM horse-4rown vehicle
W. Uo Nr a person rith v pushcart or a oWer
vehicle oa whosis or runaer" drava or
6-uv for a wtr= ou foot TiM or wittvut
ousxetp pas or vnlae6
N
riw'if
I= the dato af its Issue W.-I! Decw.nber Zint W wt ourr a2 iu:
4* ior a 11wensa under thl, bl-isw Wall be
to the Villng, ireLearer in We Twom W apolicatlan
the 10C foz the 00=y Zvoll as ;aid W
�o iiu Wance vwii be r9quired Nt onvoin,j yeddling az
sall%6 aoadq anres or seruhMicat
(a) to assicarle or retail WHO w similar owoe, vvr6s
or zornanilsq or
Q the ;wodat Tarea or .-,rawnp
or vanutattared in Qatorio and or, hawked, peddlv# or
cold by the grower, producer on Annufn4turer or 30
ng4at or aulloyes hqvin,� Trittsn -,a4thoMy sy to do$ W
the amalcipality in shich the ;riveq ;raducer or
Wasurauturar residew# or
if the ;Qads, rcren wr nea ;romn ir yrodNed
Caz-.4v�r resident in ontarlo rto olfers for sole ar
sells akay the prosucs of his avn Qra$ or
(a) It the goo,q nares or q4rchandize are QW, paddled
,-jr z4ld 1,j m vorsan who payi buaiawn4 tax In We
sunicipilityp 3r by h1r =?loyee, or tj his ajo4t, or
(e) & the gnsaa, fir;: res or merchmndlza art hawked$ ynd3led
or sold iy an agent 0! the ;roweq >Waner ar
aa"ufaeturer, acting a WaN of 6 loslor who pay,,i
business tax W the auniclyality In =Poct or ?rulloe��
used :or tho sale at aucL loodep yorez ir werchs"Alseo
W Aft
64 AO peksm go..r*m place W or tto -P
�bvticul4r jlnva t:iIth ;oodiq u?,ves 4r �for zale
wits t the V111--4- -jPort durvell or rho an4. ex. ;m.se's.
patt4m; or ap"-,Lzens tea: ijood�; or iaewwiaw',612�8-
is 00 ba S-'Zc1.&vercd 11r. V-.49 "wile loality �,If terwrdsp vdtk.out
first obttinil�p r lieexi3e wWor tte prQvIzilons or Vais
70 Lvi a 4-rozeaution f%zr v. breach o--!' Q-Az by-lar onus
o-kr 4ny iwp-�A oon l t4%0� i., s InA:Rt he doe;s ' no
paruuyrsdpia f' abov.&,, W, ide be ui�omi the
?er3jn chargado
11'The license: saall �atll timw-, c.-�rryin- ,nq hir
64 56
buAiie3s bove Uo Itectum, witf, him. taid vz,-Al upwj 4emand
it tc, -any munliA,)-�A! or pesmj tmd. i-,F: Im falls tc so
unitiw, t)',,,o i-iw;e ia uc-,jw---'mA r ixacur C
if a OfTicel. rtcw-m�a i'vhO Przdal ctl4il of v AUC%vitwe
i4 wny -,jv;raQx1 to rhom ULU -?Iad the �em,%TAQ AL6 iiot
be tb�kiu�;y of ':!h*
he Wk�.all havo- --a-ver to '3rreal. ,.ueh ;r&Arrant taud
tc�' take hiOforo I.-ho n� -Art».:mot ju-,--,-,'tice of tvit oeeeap tiv.-Iro ta
1 be
111j. �Ay t'"mrvo'a wim ';. ,lY"ylvl Sian of U%iz hy-
briv excup";1A. prov-'WO4 W upon U 0 A' I TA'. L t Jk 0 11
ue liable to -,, 0�3,'v�lty not envwveciug,
ihe ;�U"mqxy WAiv-S-cttons tct*
J4
,4U,D firat tUe this :�� day of w
i6t:cOu'a time tbud/!�fdajv Or 1950*
KU'D ra Li, rd time *i,,ad '�Iu% 11�, pr.:.qsod 7
t1a f low.
Reeve
00�
BY --LAW N0 .
To Submit a Question re Sunday Sports
By --law to the Electors.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORP ORiiTION OF TIM VILLAGE OF
PORT BURWELL ENACTS AS FOL b0l1.S : -
(1) That the following question be submitted to a
vote of the electors, namely:
"Are you in favor of public games and sports on
the Lordts Day to be regulated by municipal
by-law under the authority of The Lord's Day
(Ontario) Act, 1950?"
(2) A statement of the question shall be published
once a week for three successive weeks, namely on the gth,
15th and, 22nd days of June 1950, in the St.Thomas Times -
Journal, together with a notice signed by the Clerk that the
copy is a correct statement of the question submitted and
stating the day and places appointed for taking the vote,
and the time and place for the appointment of persons to
attend at the polling places and at the final summing up of
the votes by the Clerk.
READ A First, Second and Third time and finally
passed this 5th.day of June A.D. 1950•
I
Reeve
ouyVCfJ
BY-LAI; NO. -0 Z-
To Appoint a day for Taking a Vote of the
Electors on the Question of Sunday Sports,
the Places where the Votes are to be taken
and Deputy Returning Ufficer for each such
place, and Poll Clerk for each such place.
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Vil-
lage of Vort Burwell by its By-law Number 2/ decided to
submit a question re Sunday Sports By-law to a vote of the
electors.
AND VMREAS the Council is in such case, by separ-
ate by-law, required to appoint the day for taking the votes
of the said electors, the places where the votes are to be
taken, the deputy returning officers for each such place, and
the time and place where the Clerk will sum up the number of
votes
in the affirmative
and
in the negative on the
question,
and a
time and place for
the
appointment of persons
to attend
at the polling places and at the final summing up of votes by
the Clerk on behalf of persons voting iii the affirmative or
negative on the question.
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE
VILLAGE OF FORT BURVV-ELL Eli ACTS AS FOLLOWS: -
(I) The day for taking the votes on the question to be
submitted to the electors pursuant to By-law Number 0/
of the Village of fort Burwell shall be Tuesday the J.th day
of July, 1950.
(2) The voting on the said question on the said day
shall be between the hours of x o'clock in the morning
and cS� o'clock in the afternoon.
(3) The votes on the said question shall be taken for
electors qualified to vote at
77,',, G'a (IL., and CR the eleeteps- ied to vote
-2-
o.. 2 at
and for the said Polling &ub4Jv n 1 r''/7--5 A/avy�/r'
is hereby appointed Deputy Returning Officer, and / r:s'e ria
is hereby appointed toll Clerk;
d; .s Ne 2
is —hereby
(4) The Village Clerk shall at his office
Port Burrell, on lvednesday the 5th day of July, 1950, commen-
cing at the hour of � otclock in the me noon, sum
up the number of votes given in the affirmative and the number
of votes given in the negative on the question submitted.
(5) The appointment of persons to attend on behalf of
persons voting in the affirmative and also on behalf of per-
sons voting in the negative on the question, at the polling
places and at the final summing up of the votes, shall be made
by the Reeve at the office of the Village Clerk in
SUES
r
Port Burwell, on �� r day the ��� day of 1950
at the hour of o'clock in the i` noon.
READ a First, Second and Third time and finally
Passed this 5th day of June A.B. 1950.
I If
Reeve
i
BY --LAW NUMBER 2Z
TO REGULATE SUNDRY GAMES AND SPURTS
WHEREAS THE Council of the Corporation of the
Village of Port Burwell did on the fourth day of July, 1950
submit to a vote of the electors the following question:
"Are you in favour of public games and sports
on the Lords Day to be regulated by Municipal By-law under
the authority of the Lordts Day (Ontario) Act 1950 ?n
AND WHEREAS a majority of the electors who
voted on the question, voted in the affirmative,
Now THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation
of the Village of Port Burwell enacts as follows:
1. On any Lords Day after the passing of this By-law
it shall be lawful within such parts of the municipality
as are hereinafter described, for any person between the
hours of half -past one and six o'clock in the afternoon to
provide, engage in, or be present at any of the public
games or sports hereinafter enumerated, or to do or engage
any other person to do any work, business or labour in
connection with any such public game or sport, which but
for the Lord's Day (Ontario) A ct would be unlawful under
Section 4 of the Lord's Day Act (Canada) .
2. The only parts of this municipality within which this
by—law shall be in force, shall be those parts which are
more particularly known as:
Memorial Park,
Iroquois Park and
the adjacent Ball Park
and both beaches on
the shore of Lake Erie.
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3. Except as varied by any subsequent amending by-law, the
only public games or sports to which this by-law shall be
deemed to apply, are the following:
Merry-go-round
Chair plane
Baseball
Soft Ball
Cigarette Target Game
Ring toss, and
all other games of skill
4. Horse -racing shall not be deemed a public game or sport.
5. Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to authorize
any person to provide, engage in or be present at any unlawful
public game or sport, or to do or engage any other person to
do any unlawful act, business or labour in connection with
any such public game or sport, nor to authorize any public
game or sport specified herein , or anything in connection
therewith which council at any time hereafter deems objectionable
as offending or deemed likely to offend against a reasonable
observance of the LordIs Day, or against the peace and welfare
of the inhabitants or others in the neighbourhood of such
public games or sports, and by by-law or resolution so declares.
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Read a first, second and third time and finally passed this Vth
day of AU6U8'�: A.D. 1950
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