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Bayham By-Laws 1945
BAYHAM TOWNSHIP By -Laws Numbers 1127— 1142, 1446, 1462 1945 Bylaw # Date Subject BYLAWS j 1122-1157 ] FILE # 25 1122 5 Sept 44 Provide for an additional road qxpenditure for 1944. 1124 6 Nov 44..... -"Provide for the holding of Munc. elections. 1125 4 Dec 44 Appoint Fence --viewers and Pound -keepers. 1126 15 Dec 44 Appoint an Auditor. 1127 2 Jan 45 Authorize the borrowing of $ 35,000.00. 1128 2 Jan 45 Appoint certain officers in Bayham for 1945. 1129 5 Feb 45 Provide for the road expenditures for 1945. 1130 5 Feb 45 Appoint a road superintendent. 1131 5 Feb 45 Appoint an Assessor for Bayham for 1945. 1132 5 Mar 45 Granting privileges to Dominion Natural Gas Company Ltd. 1133 5 Mar 45 Appoint Fence -viewers and Pound -keepers. 1134 5 Mar 45 Define a lawful line fence and fees for Fenceviewers. 1135 7 May 45 Rules and regulations with respect to the Eden Cemetery. 1136 2 Apr 45 Amend bylaw No. 1067. , 1137 7 May 45 Adopt the assessment on which taxes shall be levied. 1138 5 Jun 45 Setting apart the Township School Area of part of Bayham. 1139 3 Jul 45 Establishment and maintenance of a reserve fund. 1140 1 Oct 45 Include poultry under the Dog Tax and Live Stock Act. 1141 1 Oct 45 Regulate the moving of buildings on Township roads. 1142 1 Oct 45 Provide for the holding of Munc. elections. 1143 29 Oct 45 Provide for the road expenditures for 1945. 1144 7 Jan 46 Authorize the borrowing of $ 35,000.00. 1145 7 Jan 46 N Appoint certain officers in Bayham for 1946. 1146 7 Jan 46 Sell a road in Lot 20, to wparty- <xming land adjacent, to it. 1147 4 Feb 46 Provide for road expenditures for 1946. ti. Bylaw # Date Subject BYLAWS [ 1122-1157 J FILE # 25 cont. 1148 4 Feb 46 Appoint an Assessor for Bayham for 1946. 1149 1 Apr,,.4G Appoint Fence -viewers and Pound -keepers. 1150 6 May 46 Adopt the assessment on which taxes shall be levied. 1151 3 Jun 46 An -end bylaw No. 1136. 1152 3 Jun 46 Regulate the collection and disposal fo garbage in Bayham. 1153 6 Aug 46 Appoint an officer under Sec. 139 of the Liquor Control Act. 1154 6 Aug 46 r Appoint a Clerk -Treasurer for Bayham. 1155 3 Sept 46 Provide for Supplementary Road Expenditures for 1946. 1156 3 Sept 46 The establishment and maintenance of a reserve fund. 1157 1 Oct 46 Provide for the holding of Munc. elections. s Form 100-38 Ontario TOWNSHIe OF BA'LjAM .......... .............................................................................................. I............... BY-LAW No...A1?7 ....... abi to authorize the borrowing of S 35, 000.00 Whereas the Council of the Township of BW hsm (hereinafter called the "Municipality") deems it necessary to borrow the sum of S359000-00 to meet, until the taxes are collected, the current expenditures of the Municipality for the year; Nom—Refer And Whereas the total amount of the estimated revenues of the Munici- to the estimates for the current pality as set forth In the estimates adopted for the year 19 l!,I1 not including �tf ham` revenues derivable or derived from arrears of taxes, borrowings and issues of of last year. debentures, is $ 66,000. 00 ,g l! ' ,' 1.14"• / y 1 .}1 11 '� • 1l :1 111. •, ���1! i 1� ,'�" ►:t 11 ��� t ••� ii para(Delete this ara t not J1.1 �1►-+4! appla hible). �t���vit���.i���� tv�. r�•i�1 till �J1 Therefore the Council of the Township of BV nam hereby enacts as follows: 1. The Head and the Treasurer are hereby authorized on behalf of the Municipality to borrow from time to time by way of promissory note from TnE CANADIAN BANK SEAL i OF COMMERCrz a sum or sums not exceeding in the aggregate $35,000-00 to meet until the taxes are collected the current expenditures of the Municipality for the year, including the amounts required for the purposes mentioned in subsection (1) of section 339 of the Municipal Act, and to give on behalf of the Municipality to the Bank a promissory note or notes sealed with the Corporate Seal and signed by the Head and Treasurer for the moneys so borrowed, with interest, which may be paid in advance or otherwise, at a rate not exceeding five per centum per annum. 2. All sums borrowed pursuant to the authority of this by-law, as well as all other sums borrowed in this year and in previous years from the said Bank for any or all of the purposes mentioned in the said section 339, shall, with interest thereon, be a charge upon the whole of the revenues of the Municipality for the current year and for all preceding years as and when such revenues are received.. 3. The Treasurer' is hereby authorized and directed to apply in payment of all sums borrowed as aforesaid, together with interest thereon,* all of the moneys hereafter , collected or received either on -account or realized in respect of taxes levied for the ' current year Ind -preceding years "or from any other source which may lawfully.be applied for such purpose. Passed this 2nd • day of January 1945 �._ ................................................................................. .ITY ;RK We hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of By -Law No. 1127 of the Tonnship Of Bay ham in the Province of Ontario, duly passed at a meeting of the Council of the said Municipality duly held, and that the said By -Law is in full force and effect. , Dated This 2nd . As Witness the Seal of the Township of Baynam. SEAL 11 day of January 4 1945 THE.�.�� HEAP Or THE MUNICIPALITY ....... ...... • LRR.X if v � "C4 • �1 T O N IZ� - Q I P 01,BAY HAM . BY -Law bo. 1128. Being a By -Law to appoint certain officers in and for t}?e Municipality of th.e Tow► ; nip of Bayliam for the year 1945 A . n. IT 'C iF.k�.�'�.!i�: FINACT:.D in regular se$sion assei,ble ;- 1. Tient small be As: ersor for the year at a salary of 2. That Or-� va 1 }e e- s}iall be Member of the Board of health. v 3. That ,?oht. MtPLea!-7 And \lohn 46. good bat,,d_ shall be valuators of livestock killed by ,logs at .50e per hour and .lCl' per . mile one wAy. 4. That .1 • D. (/a )1e- e- shall be School At r.entiance Off icer nt a salary of 7 5. That GU. � /7'J/�Ghe )1 shall be TYeed Insnec.tor at a salary of �. �. D. {%d �e Ti�at e shall '� Senretary of tt�e Hosrl of :ienith at a salary of it.,/0•�VQ r'IUS Fees. `. Tna. shall be Collector at, A ^glary of'17,0 v. `i`iiat w- (?: I/li tG hei) small .... be els. OffiPer at P ,..nlnry of-, vo;. 4. `T'iset K E , 9rd nt shall be Poll Tax Collector'st. A � _ p�'�T for each collected. 10. T11Pt, r). F.- Gibecn shall be solicitor for the year 1911�5 31r:A?= A tiZir time and finally passed in oren Coilnnil this Srr%on-1 'ay of January, 1945 a. r 0 M . q. DEPARTMENT Of- HIGHWAYS TORONTO April 18th 1 9 4 5 Dear Sir: Re: 1545, lAi'lzici-al F.xDenditure_rtoad By-laws We wish to a.dvisE Trow chat Lhe D partment has carefully considered your 191:5 road expenditure 17 -law,, This is it) notif-- you that tho Department herewith approves of the amount of 22,,00n.rjo for the Year 194.5© With reference to the explanation as made by the Honourable Geo. Ha Doucett, Ministe - of HighwaysD at the meeting of the Ontario Good Roads Convention in February last, ti,re know that we can count on your co -.operation to keep this expeidi.tuin well within the above figured Yours vory t2-Llly, r �' �� �:.� `�► Chief Municipal li gineer. 0 1* It 0 Form B - 6 By -LAW NO. 1129, A BY -LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE TOTAL 19 _�EUENDI`I'URE ON ROADS IN THE TOWNSHIP T T OF ' A ` �` IN THE COUNTY OF .�1• WHEREAS The Highway Improvement Act, rnapter 56, R. S♦ 0. ; 1937 anti amendments requires that the total expenditure on towns..p roads and bridges be provided for annually by township by -law. THEREFORE the council of the corporation of the said township enacts as follows. (1) The sum ofis hereby appropriated from monies raised by levy, debentures and government subsidy for total expenditure upon construction and main- tenance of the roads in the said township during the year as follows Road Construction ri Bridge Construction % - "'' • Machinery Superintendence. Maintenance & Repair Total Estimated Expenditure i12()(ti .rtiCI, 1�, C'oo.''�n PP. 00 °2) The said monies sha11 b�e e-x-pend.ed under the direct.ion of the duly appointed township road superintendent and on work performed in accordance with the Highway Improvement Act,. (3) The clerk shall transmit a copy of this by-law to the Municipal Roads Branch, Department of Highways, for approval on or before February 28th of the present year. Passed aVi - 1. ^ i 1� thisof ' e U. A., D, 19 L— (S E A L) 1 CLERK Iy i 7 REEVE Clerk of the corporation of the township of Rpy do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of By -law No-, = passed by the council of the said corporation on the `i `,i, . day of f t i &JOWNSHIP . 7 Form B -6 By -LAW NO. 11^2 A BY -LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE TOTAL 19 41f -EXPENDITURE ON ROADS IN ' THE TOWNSriIP OF /31,e) m . IN THE COUNTY OF E1- � / N WHEREAS The Highway Improvement Act, Chapter 56, R.S•0., 1937 an4 amendments requires that the total expenditure on township roads and bridges be provided for annually by township by -law., THEREFORE the council of the corporation of the said township enacts as follows: (1) The sum of v� �i O C�% o C is hereby appropriated from monies raised by levy., debentures and government subsidy for total expenditure upon construction and main- tenance of the roads in the said township during the year 19,V,5" as follows Road Construction Bridge Construction Machinery Superintendence Maintenance & Repair $ Lyt/• r-' U Total Estimated Expenditure —$ �C,. CC �` -c O (2) The said monies sha11 be, e-x-pend&d under the direction of the duly appointed township road superintendent and on work performed in accordance with the Highway Improvement Act._ (3) The clerk shall transmit a copy of this by -law to the Municipal Roads Branch, Department of Highways, for approval on or before February 28th of the present year: 164 r Passed atS7r'h���oh'f�l/i�.�,E this 5 day of (8 E A L) I, township of_ $ 3GtC. C� r' $ C . (P-0 C eO Maintenance & Repair $ Lyt/• r-' U Total Estimated Expenditure —$ �C,. CC �` -c O (2) The said monies sha11 be, e-x-pend&d under the direction of the duly appointed township road superintendent and on work performed in accordance with the Highway Improvement Act._ (3) The clerk shall transmit a copy of this by -law to the Municipal Roads Branch, Department of Highways, for approval on or before February 28th of the present year: 164 r Passed atS7r'h���oh'f�l/i�.�,E this 5 day of (8 E A L) I, township of_ J -CLERK REEVE !r Clerk of the corporation of the do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of By -law No, passed by the council of the said corporation on the 0 day of 19_ TOWNSHIP CLERK r' J -CLERK REEVE !r Clerk of the corporation of the do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of By -law No, passed by the council of the said corporation on the 0 day of 19_ TOWNSHIP CLERK 0 a r IPG-',GOTTC -'I , , .1-b-luary r'lst 4 5 -L , ,2� * J 0.) 4, 1 lee 3avhari 7','o--0nshi Clerk --,traf-,Pordville,- Ont- 10, Jear Sir, -.1e . 5 ''o, nslij+,-) 03ayhram aw 11-0 The attacLed by-JE,,,I, j-'asLo>ed to increase tr-e I c a( s �,1- of t;),:, resent towr,,�p,,qr, I—rintendent to -^'1200,;",0' a year, has received ap-roval o -P the ini,iter of wTi IYS, '',urs very truly --unicij�al En -I "T -ineer CLERK L . %"A;# V Aa Dewey Valles I, Jo Clerk of the Corporation of the township of do hereby certify that the foregoing is, a true copy of by-law No. -MO—passed by the council of the said corporation on the S+,)3,...day of 19 Fob i` oED V E D P CLERK "' FORM B-18 BY-LAW NO. 1130 A BY-LAW APPOINTING A ROAD SUPERINTENDENT IN THE TOWNSHIP OF IN THE COUNTY OF DISTRICT `.'LG 114 WHEREAS it is desirable that the laying out and supervision of all work and expenditure upon improvement and maintenance of roads within the exclusive jurisdiction of this township should be under the supervision of a road superintendent, acting under the direction of this council; AND WHEREAS it is the desire of this council to take advantage of The Highway Improvement Act and to receive the Government grant as provided in R.S.O., 1937, Chapter 56, Sections 45, 47 and 49, BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the municipal council of the corporation of the said township and it is hereby enacted: 1. THAT • L. GC-.;�I t5s;� afir;! .(� ,. tatio (name) (address) 0 is appointed road superintendent In '•-he said township to act as aforesaid in accordance with the provi91ons of the sa,d Semi on 45 of the said Act from the k i I" = to day of January 19�� and during the pleasure of the said council. 2. THAT the road superintendent shall be paid at the rate of 1 '00. L;C, per Ira ,, ► _____for such time as he may be so employed. 3. THAT it shall be the duty of the superintendent to lay out and supervise all work and expenditure on roads within the exclusive jurisdiction of the township council and to conform to su 04 general regulations as the Department of Highways may prescribe. 4. THAT all by-laws or parts thereof and all or any resolutions of said council. -=trary hereto or inconsistent herewith, be and the same are hereby re- pealed. 5. THAT a certified copy of this by-law be forwarded by the clerk without delay to the Municipal Roads Branch, Department of Highways, Toronto. READ A THIRD TIME AND PASSED THIS t . day of e- b. 19) (SEAL) A411 CLERK REEVE I, J. 7�e we*y yn lle �! Clerk of the Corporation of the township of 13 ay'h,fjr'l do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of by -1 aw No. 1130 passed by the council of the said corporation on the _5t�; day of Feb. 1915• IP CLERK N BY-LAW NO. L A BY-LAW APPOINTING A ROAD SUPERINTENDENT IN THE TOWNSHIP OF IN THE COUNTY OF DISTRICT WHEREAS it is desirable that the laying out and supervision of all work and expenditure upon improvement and maintenance of roads within the exclusive jurisdiction of this township should be under the supervision of a road superintendent, acting under the direction of this council; AND WHEREAS it is the desire of this council to take advantage of The Highway Improvement Act and to receive the Government grant as provided in R.S.O., 1937, Chapter 56, Sections 45, 47 and 49, BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the municipal council of the corporation of the said township and it is hereby enacted: ..per• 1. THAT /// Z . � G L t % A/ name (address) . is appointed road superintendent. in the said township to act as aforesaid in accordance with the provision9 of the said Section 45 of the said Act from the day of /A/ 1/,A n �' 19 and during the pleasure of the said council. 2. THAT the road superintendent shall be paid at the rate of .x ��• ©�% per % �� lP _� for such Time as he may be so employed. 3 THAT it, shall be the duty of the superintendent to lay out and supervise all work and expenditure on roads within the exclusive jurisdiction of the township council and to conform to sucr general regulations as the Department of Highways may ' prescribe. 4. THAT all by -Laws or pars thereof and all or any resolutions of said council -ontrary hereto or inconsistent herewith, be and the same are hereby re- pealed. 5. THAT a certified copy of this by-law be forwarded by the clerk without delay to the Municipal Roads Branch, Department of Highways, Toronto. READ A THIRD TIME AND PASSED THISTA day of /r . (SEAL) zii, C,. CLERK T, Clerk of the Corporation of the township of do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of by -Jaw No. passed by the council of the said corporation on the day of 19 TOWNSHIP CLERK s 0 I ii a 0 r �keeV£. 1* U By-- LAw No. Townriiip of Rayi'lam. n..'119 A by-law to appoint an Arr-ersor for the year 1915 in f?ncl for the Township of Bayty m. T,HFR171°r)RF. BY, IT-.'J4ACT,, D by the !�unicinnl Counnil of Corporation of `Fc%,v7 ship of Bay rinm thAt; I. snnll he Arr£rror for the ttenr 1(1- 5 at a salary of .00 flus 10", of r'oa tRx collfete, . h: A7,-) n tniid time and finally passed this �inz- of 1945. 0 r �keeV£. 1* U M DOMINION NATURAL GAS COMPANY, LIMITED ` 220 DELAWARE AVENUE BUFFALO 2, NEW YORK January 31, 1955 The Municipal Corporation of the Township of '-,9ayham On April 1, 1435 the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham duly passed By -Law Number 1008, said by-law being a franchise granted t�'The Dominion Natural Gas Company, Limited, in whi^h franchi,8e it was provided, among other things: "The franchise hereby granted shall be for the term of ten years from and after the Final passinj7 of the By -Law. Provided that if at any time prior to the expiration of sa d teryn of ten years or any renewal thereof the Cgmpa.ny shall notify the Corporation in writing that it desires a renewal thereof for a further per- iod of ten years, the Coimcil may renew the same from time to time for further period not ex^eedinF, ten years at any one time." On December 27, 1939 under The Companies Act (Onta.rio; the property, rights, privileges and franchises of The Dominion Nat- ural Gas Company, Limitedybeceme and are vested in Dominion Nat- ural Gas Company, Limited, an amalgamate corporation composed of The Dominion Natural las Company, Limited and Southern Ontario Gas Company, Limited, In conformance with the provisions of said By -Law Dumber 1008, Dominion Natural Gas Company, Limited hereby advises you that it desires a renewal of said By -Law Dumber 1003 for a fur- ther period of 10 years from April 1, 1955. Very truly yours, 50M1NI0h NA 'RAL GAS COMPANY, LIMITED Pre sf Je n ,� '+ —.� J.R.REEVES HLR/SS �- the liabilities, contracts, disabilities and duties of each of 'the I Corporations so amalgamated. 3. AVIL 4t REAS Dominion Natural Gas Company, Ltd., the said amalgamate company, has duly notified the Gorporation in writing that it sur THS t'LfilIVIr_�L �ORi'OI'caTIOi' 01'TY", fi0AilliHIF 0 $AYFIAM Bi -LA"I I'Mr .►J iJR // CY' Granting privileges to ominion Natural Gas Company, Limited. THE Ct?L'TICIL OF THE MMICIPAL CORPORATIOr? 01" TI -IE TOI SHIP OF BAYI-IAN j .:: NACTS AS FOLLOWS: - WHEREAS OLLOWS:-W HREAS by By -Law number 1008, duly passed by the council of the said Corporation on the first day of 21pril, 19:5, a franchise was granted The Dominion Natural Gas Company, I.td. to construct and maintain a system of pipes along and upon certain hix'-bways for the purpose of continuing; a line, work or systenn which is intended to be operated in and for the benefit of the Town of Tillsonburg and other municipalities subject to the conditions and regulations set out in Schedule "A" to said By -Lew Number 1008 attached, in which franchise it was, among other things, provided: "The franchise hereby ,ranted shall be for tl4e term of ten years from and after the final passing of the By -Law: provided that if at any tirrie prior to the expiration of said term of ten years or any renewal there- of the Company shall notify the Corporation ' in writing, that' it desires a renewal thereof for a further period of ten years, the Council may renew the same from ti=ne to time, for further period not exceeding ten years at any one time." 2. I D '4HEREAS by Letters T--atent issued L:ece-mber the twenty- seventh, 1939, under The Companies .tict (Ontario), 3'ection 11, the prop- erty, rights, privileges and franchises of The Dominion Natural :las Company, Ltd. beca.,e :and are vested in Lominion ;natural Gas Company, Ltd., an amalgarc-ate 'Corporation composed of The Dominion 1atural Gas Company, Ltd . , and ::southern Ontario Gas Company, Ltd., subject to all the liabilities, contracts, disabilities and duties of each of the ' s Corporations so amalgamated. 3. til, D IIIIREAS Dominion Natural Gas Company, Led., the said amalgaaflate company, has duly notified the Corporation in writing that it 2 desires a renewal of the said franchise granted to The Dominion Natural Gas Company, Ltd. by said By --Law Number 1006 and of the agreeu en t entered into by the last named Company with the Corporation of the Tornship of Bayham pursuant to said By-L'"i w Number 1008, for a further period of ten years from and after the first day of :ipril, 1945. NOV17 the council of the said Corporation of the Township of Lieyham hereby enacts: 1. The franchise granted by the said By -Law Number 1008 and the aoree-,r,ent t :erein referred to are hereby re.Lewed for the period of ten years from and after the first day of April, 1945. 2. The Reeve is hereby authorized, e.ilpowered and directed to execute and deliver on behalf of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham and under its corporate seal, eountersirned by the Clerk, an a:sreement in the fora set forth in the Schedule hereto annexed upon the delivery by- Dominion yDominion Natural Gas Company, I'td: of a counterpart of said agree,,dent under the seal of the said Dominion natural Gas Company, Ltd., and the hands of its proper officeXs in that behalf. PA� this C� day of •r/�'�- !: � A.D. 1945. CLERK F THE SCF.aDUTL referred to in the foregoing by-law. E, dORANDUM OF YT ;►madee th day of 1945. DOMINION NATURAL GAS COMPANY, LTD,. , a body corporate and politic organized under tyle lays of the x,rovince of Ontario, hereinafter called the "C'omptiny" of the Zirst Part, and TFC: MUNI CIPA? � 0RII0RA'I ION' O1' THi1 10 1 31UP OF B' AYEAM , hereinafter called the "Corporation" of the :3eeond Part, "IIERLAS by Py -Law Number 1008 passed by the Council of the said Corporation on the first day of April, 1935, a franchise was granted by said Corporation to The Dominion Natural was Company, Ltd. to construct and maintain a system of pipes along; and upon certain highways for the purpose of continuing a line, work or system which is intended to be operated in and for the benefit of the Town of Tillsonburg and other municipalities subject to the conditions and regulRtions set out.in the Schedule "A" to said By -Lave Number 1008 attached. AND WHEREAS by letters Patent issued under The Companies Act (Ontario) the franchises, ri,:-lits and privileges of The .jominion Natural Gas Company, Ltd., became and are vested in Dominion natural Gas Company, Ltd., an amalgariate company made up of the. said The .Dominion Natural Gas Company, Ltd. and Southern Ontario Gas Company, Ltd.,, and the said Dominion Natural Gas (:ompany, Ltd. has requested a renewal of the said franchise and agree;..ent. AND 41 -IC -REAS by By -Law Kumber 1132, passed the i % day of 11_M1 , 1945, the said franchise and agreement has been renewed for the further term of ten years from the first day of April, 1945, and these presents are in furtherance of the said By -Law Dumber HA r �I 2 _ FW THEREFORE the Parties hereto, their successors and assigns respectively hereby covenant, promise and agree each with the other as follows, that to say: 1. The franchise granted by the said By -Law Tumber 1008 and the agree -gent therein referred to are hereby renewed for the period of ten years from and after the first day of April, 1945, upon the terms and conditions mutatis m.utand i s set forth in said By -Law Number 1008. 2. The Company doth hereby declare its acceptance of the said renewal, and for itself, its successors and assigns, covenants and agrees with the Township, its successors and assigns that it will perform, observe and comply with all the agreer.tent% obligations, terms and conditions in the said renewal by --law contained, and on its part to be performed, observed and compl Led with, and the Township agrees to observe and perform the said renewal by --law and conditions so far as the same relate to them.,y IN WITN1 1f ;S '7HERSOr the Company has hereunto affixed its corporate seal under the hands of the Vice President and secretary of the Company and the-::uriicipal Corporation has hereunto affixed its corporate seal under the hands of the lReeve and Clerk of the Corporation. SIGNED, SEALED AVD DELIVERED } DOMINION NA11TRAL GAS ..CC?1,;.PANY, LTL. In the presence of: } ,! BY"", 'ee President 40 --�j } � Secretary } THE 1,3UNICIPAL CORPORATION 01' TBE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM Cler 11 f -e By -Law No. 113 C Township of Bayham. Heins A by-law to appoint Fence -Viewer: and Pound -Keepers in snd for the Township of Bayham for the year 19L 5 Whereas it is deemed nec:esCary and expedient to RT—,Point certain Officers in and for the Township of Bayham for tree year l%5 A.D. BE IT ThEkEFCjAtE ENACTED by they Muniaipal Council of they Township of t3aynam in regulsr session assembled that the' following PrPointments b maple foo- the year 1945 A.D. Fence-V/sewers for 1A5; Lloyd Jackson, Vienna Y.h.l. Earl Woodwortrl, A. c3urwell R,H,1 koUt. Mclesn, Vienna h.R.2. Vim. berdan, Bayham. Barry Laxton, Vienna k.h.2. Fred Benner., Baytlam. Ernest Holman, StrAfforriv:ille. Carman Hall, Eden. Horsce Hague, Straffor(iville H.h.l. Geo. W-1 Elliott, Tillsonburg h,H,5. Lloyd Herron, Port Burrre 11. Geo. Procunier, Ingersoll f�. H. 1. Hobt. JacKson, Straffordville H.h.l. Geo. Kozell , Aylmer, R.R.E. Alva Brinn, Tillsonburg k.R.6. Fred Hall, Straffordville. Alonzo Hagell, Corinth. John Goorihsnd q Tillsonburg i{.R, 5. Willard iv4chlli:4+,er, Straffordville. Pound -IC e e pe rs for 19115. Albert Moore Earl WoorIVIOrth T. C. Thomson t.obt . Garnham. John A. Jackson l4orley Hotchkiss Horace hague Wm. Brir_n Rego M ^,C)uiggAn Hobt. JAckuon Judson Ball. J. D. Stewart Grant Itafford Geo. Procunipr. Cecil Beamer Clarence Wolfe Hoy Nevill Ernest Holman harry SHxtorl W. L. White Ward Benner Wm. Webber Geo. Green. READ a third time and finally passed t}�iis .f.. RCCVC. 5th. lay o;' Msrr,h, 19115. i . ClerT— . Q } O � C els t t+ m TOWi,1q`'.'.Tp ()F ')A A 14,. Being a by -have to define a lawful line fence Anri to cet, the fF uI. Fenceviewers ariri Live utuck Valuators. WHI4.HF:AS sub -section 26- , section 1.05 and chapter 26-6, of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1937, provides thst C'mincils of Lonal !.!unicin- alities may pass by-laws for pre- rlbir►k the heighth arcs tiescrint.i.clp of s lawf?_il line fen( -.e; AM,") '4.L'-IFEAS it t i4 rieemerl nener-s- ry to set riew fees for I�enceviewers B''er anI Livestock Valuators when eraAacl in work as ren;. l n-1 of }iiem b t,i e Township; Ts D-�FFOh 1. H l IT ENACTLID by the ?-1'unir;1nRl Council of the Cor, oration of the Townnship of bayliPi i; - 1. ` nat to be a lawful lime fence be twc-en t..ie properties of different owne,-s, il. Macl of _-1,,,iNips, rails, boards or T)01(1-,-%,, it r11911 be at least four feet 1ai&;ti, ►cell fi�.le(i and strongly, s't prortteri; L ;riarle of, :vi.'eL, it rtiftl.. be at, least four feet hijrh an,i noi,s" t of at lea%t eight wire , rrta.y be isiade wholly or nart,ially of bRr:),-r1 wire with enoui.°ri ,o. is jpruperl;; :set to rnairltfiin thc fence i:i a strong uprip;i_t ._,os .t. i cin. 2. If a 1nwfrz1 litre fence consists wholly or partAnlly of. vJi~'e tl-,e o-wnelo or Perron sFk,,ge shall not. be hel-1 resnon4- ihle f or - r�,jury to live -tock of persons cit"prep t.fian his or her OVIT1. ;. That all clan, es of tile Line Fence Act, of the Province of Ontario,: as pertains to Townships shall be anri are hereby incorporator? it tili:' ov-law. �. Clauses 1,2 anti 3 of this by-law shall amply to unocrupierl land as well as of-touniel land within this Township. ;. Leri evirrsvers and Livestock Valuators when working in t1►eir , efficial ;;Aoacity for tate Township, shall be entiticl to' be tine rate of .50g nr-r hour Rad mlleaf:,E one -my at the rate of per mile. Total for one .iay not to exnec the,6 sum of Five Do.�lArf7. FINALLY passed in open Council tiAs � �'.Ay of XNlt 194c`� Reeve . e ,1--- . - 1: a w BY-JoAlY 'y Of t1he Lunicipal Corpor.i tion of the CoNvnshi o ��' Dayham. A bylaw establishing rules and regulations wit'. Vespect to the i3den Cemetery. Be it enacted by the Munioival Council of the (owns i, of layham Q. s fol lows : - 1.1'he care and management of the ceLn�,t,�ry shall be in the hands of a cor2niission hereafter known as "The Cemetery Commission", composed of six nembers and. the baptist cl(�rgyr;ian on the field, two of wham shall be appoint�f< eac:i year by the council of the Tow ,.ship of bayhaw, and shall hold office for a terra of three years ( the first commission to be composed of a three -,year term for two of its mem- bers, a two-year term for two of its members and a one --year term i'or the remaining two members). 2.The municipality shall receiv - frnl,, th(► lot -owners any sur, of money for permanent investment, the annual interest of which is to be expended upon their lots or on general improvement if so requested. 3eUpon payment to tie iuunicipa -i ty (through the treasurer if so de- 5:ired) by a lot -owner of the stud of fifty dollars which surd shall be placed to the crt�di.t of the cemetery trust fund, the ryunicipall_ty will undertake the care of the lot in perpetuity. 4.ti11 other lot -owners shall, on or befor, the first :Lay of April in eacli and evorlr year, pay to the Cemetery Corunission of this rrunizi*- paii. is the su,M of three dollars towarfi the general care incl upkeep of the cei:retery or, in the case of default where the plot -owner is a land-osner in the said municipality, the sarie may be charged to his property as taxes, or, in t!tri cage of default ir of said tax for a Period of ten years, the shall h::rn . no.wcr to. . remove any by a-? g -t nt rre'i their -i r to any part of the cemetery 'that may' be assigned for that purpose, together Frith any markers or 'graves» Lune& thereon and resell the said lot. 5.The he price of the lots may be fixed. f rora time -to time by the Ceneteyy CoLuidssion, but shall not be less than thirty dollars fuer a sixteen by twenty-four foot doublo lot, fifteyn dollars for a sixteen by tivel ve foot single lot and ten dollars for a half -lot. 5.Fron and after the passing of the bylaw a special account shall be kept by the townshi;) treasurer to be called. "The l cien Cemetery Trust Fund" . fhis fund shall include all money paid to the township treasurer by the commission for investment. N.part of the nnn, zy receive:iYrto this fund, except the interest derived therefrom, shall bA expended for any purpose whatsoever but the same shall hereafter be hejd Iby c'ie township in trust to be invested and kept investe.' from tiine� to tii-ue it glinh g ecuri ti es as may be authorized for the inv �stirent of sinking funds and that have -been :approved by the cemetery cor.,r:,i.s,3io#. The interest arisi, fror:, the said fund, shajbt be paid annually by a resolution of the council after the. anount has been certifii-,4 by the treasurer to the cnr^ ,`r;Y tq be expended by it in the care and mana evert of the cemetery. .r 7.The cemetery coiwiiission shall all transactions in respe-ft of lots and also an account with to the annuoal fee or tax,. keep a register containing a record of the sale, transfer and ownership of each individual lot -owner with respect 8. f.'he followirit rules and regulations with respect to the cemetery are hereby adopted: (1)]Persons aesirinr; to purchase lots will call on the caretaker who will assist in makinc- a selection anrl, when settl -ment is made, an interr:lent will be permitted. (2)i.ots free from encumbrances are conveyed by deed securing the purchaser and his heirs a title in fete simple but for the purpose of sepulchre only, subject to the rules and regulations that are now in force or may be adopted thereafter. (:3 )No deed will be issued until a lot is fully maid for, and if interment is permitteebnfore such time, the cer itery cop-irlission retains the right to refuse future interment or any improve:pents until any balance due on such lot is ft.11;y paid, and in case of persistent default, to remove any body already interred to any part of the, cemetery that may be assigned for t►?j.g purPose. WA deed fro'.1i the cemetery conaiiission and its record on the books kept unite' the 4irection of the cemetery coru•=ission is the only evidence of title of the Proprietor recognized by the munici-- pality, therefore, sale or transfer of the lots by the owner shall not be valid without tr,- consent of the cernetnr, cora, ission and its approval endorsed by the conveyance. The record of a properly made sale or -transfer will be made by the cems,ltery con.),lission upon payment of two Jollars which shall be pui ' to the cemetery conuiiission. (3)rhe subdivisinn of a lot or the subdivision of the own(?,,rshij) of of a lot is not allowed, the joint ptirchase of a let i-; -tot recommended, but, when it occurs, the cemetery con.rission; if it deer::s it expedient, will roori,!it transfer duly execubed.by. either owner to thn nthrr but to no other person. (6) veneral- cam OP -9 nn t. nrovi.,' e for care of monur:^.ents, grave r;rarkers,..or any othet, decorative planting which may be place(1 on lots but does include ras,s-cut ting, watering, an{d reasonable tl car of shrubbery. Lot own<�rs may have worn consistent with tip r rifles and regulations none by arrangement wit. -i the cemetery coi'uri;ission which will. furnish the lowest, pos>ibl - estiri :te to properly execute the mork. (7 )No person other than the caretaker and lot -owner or members or servants of their families shall be permitted to perform any ;York on any lot an IL such wore shall be confine(i to the working; hours of the dap and under the supervisio11 of the easet.aker. (01r_►provements within the cemetery befor,? as well as after interments are made will be under the control of. the cemetery cor!� fission. Hereafter no plots shall bA enclosed with a fence or hedge and shall not be raised above the level of surrounding lots. All foot -markers must be gunk to the level of the surface of the earth. (9 )No trees or shrubs shall be r1l.anted on lots or ;graves nor shall any trees or shrubs be cut down, removed, or trimmed wit`iout the permission of the cemetery camViission. Such work can be done only under the direction of the caretakerj6 (3) (10)Lot-o:rners who plant out flowers and then fail to have. them propt�rly watereci and triimed and kept free froii wee, -is are hereby notil:'ind thf. t the car'ta.ker has the right to rei:,ove r;e ,lected plants fro!. beds, graves, vases or urns. (11Y.file caretaker T:iust not undortake witli any lot -owner to sive any special care to any lot 17 the cemotery. (12)Lot-owners shall keep in Lood repair any structure or object warier may be pjacoA on the lot failing which the same Tray be removed. (13):iionuilient-i must be p,lace�i as near th? -k'entro of the lot as possible unless nissioti is given by the cemetery Lormiission to place them otherwise. (14 )The cemetery conriissi: ,:1 has tlac right to prevent or re;-Iove anjr structure or object which they dcerr i.n jurinus to the general good appearanc! of the cemetery. (15)Funerals rv,iile within the o -rounds will. be under tho- 800trol Cn of the caretaker. (16 )No burial-, shy -ill b.� allowed in any lot ap.ains t which there shall appear charges due anal unpaid. (17)All graves rust be prepared by th caretaker, Any lot -owner uasirin,; a .,rave open_.) shall apply to the cometery corn fission and pay therefor according to the fo lloiving schedules (a) cltilJ u;., to one 3-,,;ar old: $2.00 (lS) shild over on,! Rnd under ten years: 13.00 (c) adults: $7.00 `arae commission shall giv;'- a receipt for tale. wr otint vbic h N4hen sitowin to the ea.re.taker shall be deemed sitfficient notice to hint to open the grave. (16 )All found.-. tions shall be built by or under the surervi s i on nl' th thO caretaker at the expense of the lotowner.Rea.sonable notice Trust be i,sven an(l. payir:..it at the of giving order. Foundatinns sball be built six feet deer and of the same size as the PottOT� basf or foot of masonry above ��rcund ( until onQ Pnot roti �'r o ' Aoou.nd: and then extended tour inches each side), and will be made level two inches belor,l 01,—. surface of the `rround where i t is .-,vest. The cenietAry corrnission reserves the right to require larger and deeper foundations it in their opinion it is required. Of ho person shall be per-lri tti l to enter the cemetery elcept through the gates which are to at dark. (?0 )Lot -owners, their fairilies and visitors will be admitted daily and. are requested to observe all. rules addpted for the regulation of visitors. (21)Children uncatt on(;ted by per -ions who will be res ponsible for their conduct will not be admitted. (22)r3lcycle riding ivi11 not be perwitLed except on the road, for vehicles in the cemetery. (23)No rapid driving or riding , or driving or ridin ; on lawns, will be permitted. (24)All persons are strictly prohibited t'ror nluc«ing any plants whether wild or cultivated, breaking any trees or shrubs, marring; any stone -work, or in any way clef acing anything in the cemetery. (25)The caretaker shall furnish a statement of all extra work other , than general care oi' lots to the cemetery cor mission who shall. enter tai? sam , on their books for collection. (26)Ylot-owners are advised that no rone� should pairl to the care- taker for any purpose whatsoever. hhAA5 a third time and finall passed in open Council this 7tho lay of May, 1945, LI 10 r, I FT. DONALD F. GIBSON ROBERT G. GROOM Cwslr]BsoN &: GROOM BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS TELEPHONES 750-751 ROYAL BANK CHAMBERS TI LLSON BU RG. ONTARIO T Ar, 1 14y. .. ' • 1 S n e. 7 I 3.'71' l. • T ' ?jt1 •i •,a t; i`._,� , `9 ,fl � i��1 � �': « , •� _ ,•} t r Y 1 � , �• s �, ! - ?1 r��'• ' r" n'\ .fi ...Y�1 r.�..y'_.i �:.i 1 �� ('c.)!_ tI. �_ 1 :t•t ltr».• T t•I , .,. .• i .. .,{ l^ i('l y. .. �} •, i} i I_/ �. 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M r . .. +.� ,. ,. :. . _ �•�V .♦..r_a • I* It I 7r 1945 Y01U.1-8 t rill- .,T 01 Joi:� CIL FM i i o v e v e r r) aw as C t Y01U.1-8 t rill- .,T 01 Joi:� n 4 1* ti 4 1* EDEN CEMETERY Rules And lo Regulations THE EDEN CEMETERY W1611 Cemetery Act (Part 1, Section 16) Insert this clause in your Will to be- queath money to the Eden Cemetery Commission fort I 1he etual care of '` ubjec�t to the provisions of this _pct perp your lot t'l1uI to the regulations, the owner ma-- P make regulations for the laying out I hereby direct m Executors to pay and selling lots and managing the } .y pay g g g to the Eden Cemetery- Commission, cemetery, for regulating burials there - such sum of money as may be re- in, the removal of bodies therefrom, t wired to obtain from said corporation the erection or removal of tombs, I P an agreement for the perpetual care of � 111onuments gravestones vaults co - i-nN- plot in said cemetery. . in s. fences hedges, or other per- manent improvements therein, the g n� Pg planting, placing and removal of trees � shrubs and plants in the rounds, and . P g Signed .......................................... Otherwise gener Il respectingthe use of theg rounds, and for the execution of conveyances of lots or plots in the Date .............................................. cei-neterv." R.S.o. 1914, c. 261, s. M. BY-LAW NO. 113.150 3 ---Care of Lot in Perpetuity By -,e aw Upon payment to the Municipality- (through No. i • the treasurer if so desired) ; by a lot-owner,,'T, • of the sum of dollars, which sum shall Of the Municipal Corporation of the T oNvn- . - ,, _ be placed to the credit of the Cemetery shil� of } ?�� hail. by la�� e�tabllshiil - � with respect to the Fund, the �!Ittnicipalityr will under - 1 rules -,ind I egulation,. « t 1 E . , take the care of the lot in perpetuity. -11 �.. � llletei � . C ACr° O4—All Other LotmOwners • 1 1 ncil t J --')e it C�il�,eted 1��- the �It1n c pal Council o the Toxvnshi) of Ba.-v-hani as follows: All other lot -owners shall, on or before the first day- of April in each and every- year, 1 --Care and Management pay to the Cemetery- Commission of this .•� � Municipality - �- - - ment of the cenietery the sum of three dollars to 11��. care ct1ld ina� age � f commission here- _ ward the general dare and upkeep of the ` shall be in the hands o a hCemetery Commis- slc�n., �;omposed of rne�nbers !� cemetery or, In the case of default where after kilo«'II a "T j . the plot -owner is a land-o«-ner in the said - �" 1 � • of Municipality, the same may be charged to Io 1 W year his property as taxes, or, in the case of de- -xvi��i shall be appointed each year by the Council " ' ain and fault in payment of said tax for a period of C.ounc.il of the Fo�� nship of Bayh -'- - hr e rs ten years, the commission shall have power t$ shall held oince for a terns of three y a (the first commission to be composed of a to remove any bodies interred therein to any part of the cemetery that may be as - three -near term for Zw"ofi ts members, a signed for that Purpose together with any two-o-�-ear terns for of its members a markers or gravestones thereon and resell a one-year term for the remaining AW#5 the said lot. inembers). 5—Price of Lots 2 ---Permanent Investment- � .Fhe price of the lots may be fixed from time The municipality shall receive from the lot- to time by the Cemetery Commission, but owners any sum of money for permanent -shall not be less than thiaiMlars fora , investment, the annual interest of which is sixteen by twenty-four foot double lot, to be expended upon their lots or on gen- fifteen dollars for a sixteen by twelve foot'"' eral improvement if so requested. single -lot and ten dollars for a half -lot. Z0 p11 BY-LAW O. 1135 6 ---Eden Cemetery Trust Fund I,roin and after the pas'sing of the by-law a special account shall be kept by the town- ship treasurer to be galled "The Eden Ceme- tery 'J"rust 'Fund . This fund shall include all money }paid to the too,%'reship treasurer by the commission for investment. No part of the inonev received into this fund, except the interest derived therefrom. shall be expended for any purpose whatsoever. but the same shall hereafter be held by the township in trust to be invested and kept invested from time to time in such secur- ities as may be authorized for the invest- inent of sinking funds and that have been approved by . the Cemetery Commission. The interest arising from the said fund shall be .paid annually by a resolution of the Council after the amount has been certified by the treasurer to the Cemetery Commis- sion to be expended by it in the care and management of the cemetery. 7 --Transfer and Ownership The Cemetery Commission shall keep ca register containing a record of all trans- actions in respect of the sale, transfer and ownership of lots and also an account with each individual lot-oNtirner with respect to the annual fee or tax. 8—Rule3 and Regulations The follca"•ing rules and regulations with ICY-I,.AW NO. 1135 A �=7 respect to the cemetery are hereby adopt- ed: (l) Persons desiring to purchase lots will call on the caretaker, who will assist in making a selection and, when settlement is made, an interment will be permitted. ( 2 ) Lots free -from all encumbrances are conveyed by deed securing the purchaser and his heirs a title in fee simple but for the purpose of sepulchre only, subject to the rules and regulations that are now in force )r may be adopted thereafter. (3) No deed will be issued until a lot is fully Maid for, and if interment is permitted before such time, the Cemetery Commis- sion retains the right to refuse future inter- inent or any improvements until any bal- ance due on such lot is fully paid, and in case of persistent default, to remove any body already- interred to any part of the cemetery that may be assigned for this pur- pose. (4) A deed from the Cemetery- Commis- sion and its record on the nooks kept under the direction of the Cemetery Commisjion is the only evidence of title of the pro- prietor recognized by the Municipality, therefore, sale or transfer of the lots by the t tkvner shall not be valid without the con- sent of the Cemetery Commission and its BY-LAW No. 1135 approval endorsed by the conveyance. The record of a properly min de sale or transfer will be made by the Cemetery Commission upon payment of two dollars, which shall be laid to the Cemetery Commission. (5) The subdivision of a lot or the sub- division of the o«-nershiP of a lot. is not al- to« -ed, the joint purchase of a lot is not recommended. but, when it occurs, the Cemetery C0111mission, if it deems it ex- pedient, 1N.ill permit a transfer dull- ex- ecuted by either owner to the -other but to no other person. (6) General care -does not provide for care of monuments, grave markers, or any other decorative planting which may be, placed on lots, but does include grass - cutting, g, and reasonable care of shrubbery. Lot -owners may have work consistent with the rules and regulations done by arrangement with the Cemetery Commission which will furnish the lowest possible estimate to properly execute the work. (7) No person other than the caretaker and lot-ov*-ner or members or servants of their families shall be ermitted to perform P any work on any lot and such work shall be confined to the working hours of the dav and under the supervision of the caretaker. ($ Improvements -x�-ithin the cemetery 1311' -LAW No. 1135 before as well as after interments are made 1N -ill be tinder the control of the Cemeteri- Commission. Hereafter no plots shall be enclosed with a fence or hedge and shall not be r faised above the level of surrounding lots. All foot -markers must be sunk to the level of the surface of the earth. 9) No trees or shrubs shall be planted on lots or graves nor shall any trees or shrtibs be cut down, removed, or trimmed without the permission of the Cemetery- C~ominission. Such work can be done only Y tinder the direction of the caretaker. (lo) Lot -owners who plant out flo'kvers (1I1d then fail to have them Y pro erl watered properly r}x1d trimmed and kept free from weeds are hereby notified that the caretaker has the right to remove neglectedP lants from beds, raves, vases or urns. ('11) The caretaker must not undertake with any lot -owner to give any special . g �care to anN, lot in the cemetery. ( 1.2) Lot -owners p<air any structure placed on the lot, 111ay be removed. shall keel) in good re - or. object «-hick may be falling which the same 03 INIonuments must beplaced as near the centre of the lot as possible unlessP er- "'Ission is given by the Cemetery Commis- sion to place them otherwise. 11 10 BY-LAW NO. 1135 B �'- [,AW No. 1135 11 (14) The Cemetery Commission has the right to prevent or remove any structure or object -%N-hich they deem injurious to the general good appearance of the cemetery. (1,,)) I unerals while N\11thin the grounds NX -ill be under the control of the caretaker. (16) No burials shall be allowed in any lot against which there shall appear charges due and unpaid. t 1G) All graves must be prepared by the caretaker. Ariv lot -owner desiring a grave opened shall appy- to the Cemeter3- Coni - mission � �' � �.� �-� e fw4wing -schedule : (a), 0-kild over o.z andr,un years s3.00. The con-imissi she�ve.e ive a receipt for the amount, whin shown to the caretaker shall be suf^f icient notice to him to open t gr ('18) All foundations shall be built by or udder the supervision of the caretaker at the expense of the lot -owner. Reasonable notice must be given and payment at the time of giving order. Foundations shall be built six feet deep and of the same size as the bottom base or foot of masonry above ground (until one foot from top of ground and then extended four inches each side) and will be made level two inches be- lo«� the surface of the ground where it is loNvest. The Cemetery Commission re- serves the right to require larger and deeper foundations if in their opinion it is required. (19) No person shall be permitted to enter the cemetery except through the gates, 1x-hich are to be closed at dark. (20) Lot -owners, their families and visitors will be admitted daily and are re- quested to observe all rules adopted for the regulation of visitors. ( 21) Children unattended by persons who W-111 be responsible for their conduct will not he admitted. (?2) Bicycle riding will not be permitted except on the road for vehicles in the ceme- tery (23) No rapid driving or riding, or driv- ing or rid* g on lawns, will lie permitted. (24) All persons are strictlti�P rohibited from plucking any plants, whet.,her wild or cultivated breaking ea ing any trees or shrubs, marring any stone -work, or in any Nvay de- facing anything in the cemetery, (?� } The caretaker shall furnish a state- .12 BY-LAW NO. 11.5 nient of all extra work other than ,general Mare of lots to the Cemetery Commission, 1Nrho shall enter the same on their books for collection. (26) I -'lot -owners are advised that no money should be paid to the caretaker for any- purpose whatsoever. READ a third time and finally Massed ill open Council this 7th dad- of AIay, 1}4"). C. D. COYLE, Reeve. _j. I). VALLEE, Clerk. 13 THF EDEN CEMETERY By -Law No. /136 Towrishi o of Bayiiam. Being a by-law to s�mend By -Law No. 1067 and to repeal By -Late No.1089, WHER AS it is deemed necessary And adviseable to ciange the date of the Court of Revision of the Assessment Roll and also to change the amount of discount anI penalty on taxes prepaid or past due; THE�REF'UkF: BE IT ENACTED by the (Municipal 0ounoil of the Township of BaytZam; - 1. Tint By -Law No. 1089 is hereby repealled. 2. Th€;t the last snntenae of Clause 2 of BY -Lam No. 1067 shall be amended to read as follows;-" Court of Revision of the assessment for the year 19t�l shall be held at the Township Nall, StrAff ordville , Monday, October 7, 1940, at two :)'clock P.M., and on November 15th. unless that day falls on Sunday in whish case it s�,Rll be the day following;, at two o'clock P.M. each year thereafter for each subsenpent ;ire a r" 3. That the last tiro' sentences of Clause 3 of By -Ler Yo. 1067 shall be amended to read as follows;- "Provided that a discount of one pfr- cent shall be allowed on taxes pari. on or before July 20th. of the current year. Provided further that a penalty of one .percent shall be Hd--ied to the first: instalment of taxes if not -paid when diie and that an additional penalty of _rwo percent shall be added to the first instalment if not paid baa or before Dec. 20th. in e i( -.h year. Also that a penglty of THREE percent shall be added to taxes of the second instalment if not paid on or before ')ec. 20th. HEAD a third time and finally passed this a -119Y of in each year. 1945 . C (.7 •.. 0 by -Lax No. Township of Bayhame Being a By -Law to adopt the assessment on which the taxes shall be levied for the year 1945, to levy the taxes for the year 1945 and to provide for the collection thereof. 1HERE.,ib by By -Law No. 1067 of the Township of Bayham, passed on the 5th* day of February 1940, the Council of the said Township provided for the making of the assessment of the Municipality prior to the 30th. day of September, 1944, as the assessment on which the rate of taxation for the year 1945 should be levied; AND WBEREAS the assessment roll containing the assessment made as aforesaid was revised, corrected and passed by the court of Revision of the said Township on the 6the day of November, 1944; AND WHEREA6 there were no appeals from the Court of Revision or • :hat all appeals from the Court of Revision have been heard and decided; AND WHEEAS it is expedient to adopt the said assessment as the assess- ment on which the rate of taxation for the year 1945 shhll be levied; AND WHEREAS it is necessary and expedient to levy on the whole rate able property according to the last revised assessment roll of the said Township the sum of !$ 7! CW for the general purposes of the said Township for the current year, for the payment of the County rate for the current year, and for the purpose of defraying part of the expenses of rublic and High School education, and other purposes; THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM ENACTS AS FOLLOWt>; - 1. That the assessment contained in the assessment roll of the Township of Bayham as made pursuant to By -Law No* 1067 of the said Township and as revised, corrected and passed by the Court of Revision and County Judge, be and the same is hereby adopted and confirmed as the assessment on which the rate of taxation for the year 1945 shall be levied.: 2. That the said assessment roll be and the same is hereby adopted and confirmed as the ,last revised assessment roll for the said Townsht�,p. , 3. That, for the purpose of providing the sum of for the general purposes of the u orporation, including the amount reguired for county rates and other purposes for the current year, a rate of mills in the dollar be and the same is hereby levied for the year 1945 upon the whole of the said assessment of the said Township according to the last revised assessment roll, which is made up as follows; - General Rate ------ 10' Q mills being //-0 mills less i .mill deduction as provided by the Ontario Government bubsidy. county Rate ---------------'- 8. 7 mills 4. That, in addithon, for the purpose of providing the sum of for Public School education for tcurrent year, the following mill rates be and the same are hereby' or the year 1945 upon the respective portions of the daid assessment of the rublic School supporters of the said Township according to the last revised assessment roll, as indicated hereunder; - _ General rublic School Hate on assessment of ±52,256,556.- t5,6 mills (Vienna School oection not included) Public School section Noel on assessment of X131,50 ----- 94 mills 2 241.9930 ---- y e 101,550• 4 76, 903. 5 63,903• --.._ 6.300 6 69, 289. 8 115,o64.----/D-� 9 57,314, 10 117P925* -- 3.4/- 11 145, 625e '- I 4, Public School Section No -12 on 14 15 .6 17 18 23 Vienna assessment of $ 102,025• ---- All mills 219,359-6 p o, p k" 89,250-, __ .2• ;Z... 278,9031• ,3y:�,. 118, 341 • --~• q- 5' 218p235 - 151,o64, 18,235 151,064• --_ JV 28,434• - g. The above rates levied for school purposes have been reduced by an amount equal in total toy/ �����, received by the respective school boards from the Provincial Goverrmmnt towards educational costs to be used for the relief of taxation on real estate. 5. That, in addition, for the purpose of providing the sum of $ 1500.00 for necessary expenditures in the Police ViAlage of Port Burwell for the current year, and for the purpose of providing the sum of $37S•oo for street light.iAg purposes in the Hamlet of Straffordville for the current year, the following mill rates be and the same are hereby levied for the year 1945 upon the following assessment according to the last revised assessment roll of the said Township; Police Village of Port Burwell, assessment of $e13,839. -70 mills 6traffordville Street Lights it" 3.7 it 6. The Clerk shall prepare and deliver the Collector's Roll to the Collector on or before the r'irst day of June 1945• 7. All taxes or other special rates shall be paid into the Office of the Collector or Treasurer of the Township of Bayham or into the Brancl,t-5 vi` the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Straffordville, Port Burwell and Tillsonburg. 8. Taxes shall become payable one-half on or before July 20th• 1945 and one-half on or before December 20th. 1945, Penalties for non- payment when due and discounts for pre --payment of taxes shall be as provided in By --Law No. 1067 and amendments thereto of the said Township of Bayham• 9• The Collector shall have the privelege of mailing the tax notices. to the several tax payers if he so desires. 10, lifter fourt.een,days notice.$ the Collector or his Bailiff may seize any goods for unpaid taxes. READ a third time and finally passed in open Council this day of •__/�� 1945 A. D• 'fie ve e . ^ ' 0 F] By -Law ?0.1138. T04NSHIr OF BaY.IaM. By -Law No. 1138 of the Oorporation of the Township of Bayham setting apart the Township bchool area of part of Bayham Township. WHEREab it is expedient that a township school area be set apart: THEREFORE the Council of the Township of Bayham, pursuant to the authority conferred by subsection (1) of Section 15 of The rublie Schools act, R.50. 1937, chapter 357, enacts as follows: - 1. The portion of the Township described do section 2 hereof is hereby set apart as a tpwnship school area. 2. The said township school area shall consist of school sections numbered 8, 10, 11, 12, 141 17, 18 and 23. 3. The board of'school trustees of the said township school area is hereby designated as "Bayham Township School I3oard'k. 4. On and after the 25th. day of December, 1945, the school sections included in the said township school area shall cease to exist as separate school sections and the school boards having jurisdiction in such sections shall be dissolved. 5. This by -lair shall take effect from the 25th. day of Decembee 1945. gassed this First heading: Second Reading: Third Reading: day of �� L 1945• day of t721'/VC 1945 • F/F %t/ day of �G;N 19450 F/ F FN day of +J L' A/'C' 19,45 . Please address any reply to "The Deputy Minister. Depart- ment of Education. Toronto." Quoting also Date. (Form SOA -50,000 --Oct., 120) Dear Mr. Vallee : - ONTAP10 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCAVON Toronto 2, June 15th, 1945. I am in receipt of By -Law No. 1138 of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham, setting apart the Township School Area of Bayham including School Sec- tions Numbers 8, 109 110 129 14, 170 18 and U23. In accordance with subsection (8) of Section 16 of The Public Schools Act,__.;W1 e Minister of Education gives his approval to this by-law. Under subsection (1 ) of Section 16a of The Public Schools Act, as amended by Section 11 of The School Law Amendment Act, 1944, the Minister appoints sir. J.C. Smith, Public .School Inspector, St. Thomas, as Of- ficial Referee to value, adjust and determine in an equitable manner all rights and claims of the different school sections entering the Township Jchool Area. Mr. Smith will make his report to the Minister within three months after the passing of the by-law. It will be necessary for the township council of the Townships of Middleton and Dereham to pass resolutions permitting their portions of the union school section to be included in the Bayham, and for you to sub- mit such resolutions to this Department. J. D. Vallee, Esq. , Clerk, Township of Bayham, Straffordville, Ontario. 11 Yours very truly, `Acting Deputy Minister,�f Education. Clerk. RECO?.11"ENDED DRAFT BY-LAVI FOR USE IN CONNECTION WITH ;SETTING APART A TO'::JNSHIP SCV;OOL AREA BY -Law No....... of the Corporation of the Township of ................................. setting apart the Township School tLr e a o f . . • . . . . . • . . . . • • . • . . . • . . , . . . • . . • . . . . • • • . . • . . . • . . • . . . . . • . • . . • . apart: 'WHF,RLA3 it is expedient that a township school area be set THEREFORE the Council of the Township of .................. pursuant to the authority conferred by sub.;ection (1 ) of Section 15 of The Public 3choola 4'e -t, R.S.O. 1937, chapter 357, enacts as follows: - 1. The portion of the Township describe(! in section 2 hereof is hereby set apart as a township school area. 2. The said township school area shall consist of ............ . . . • . . . . . . • . • . . . • . • • • • . . . • . . . . . • • • . . • . • . . . • . . • . . . . . • • . • . . . . . . . • • • . . . f 3. The board of school trustees of the said township school arca is hereby designated as 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 41 ` 9 0 a 4 0 0 9 0 a 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 a 6" 4. On and after the ........... day of ......` ..............I9... , the school sections included in the said township school area shall cease to exist as separate school sections and the school, boards hav- ing jurisdiction in such sections shall be dissolved. 5. This by-law shall take effect from the ....:.......••day of ` PA3:3ED this ................ day of .......................19.... First Reading:.. .�................. day of ......... ... ......., 19... Second Reading:.................. day of ............0.600....., 19.00 Third Reading: ..........,_....... day of .............404,..6..., 19... TOWNSHIP SEAL ........................ Reeve. ........................ Clerk. i r W +a fir' IN REPLY REFER TO FILE ____._..._. ..... ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS Toronto, August 9th., 1 9 4, 5 J. D. Vallee, EsC., Clerk - Tov-nship of Bayhan, Straffordvilic, Ont. Dear ,:fir. Vallee: R.e: Reserve- By -lav; 1139. `Phis will ac'_rrowledge rrceint of your co~nmunic-n.tion or July 21st., enclosing trr,,e copies o abgve Ly -law. '':pproval or this Department has been given and two copies ar<-, Lattached herewith. One cony has b -n.en retained for our file, and one for��.arded to the Departmsnt of High,,, ays for their information. M. te. A* Fours truly, J . Coomber/ Supervisor. year in such form as the Department may prescribe, the position and tritnsactions of the said Reserve Fund. �. That a copy of this by-law be fil&d with the ?department of N Municipal Affairs and the bank in which said nomies mentioned in Section 3 are held. 7. That this by -lair shall come into force and take effect upon the N* date upon which it is approved by the Department of Municipal Mffairs3 Im By -Law Npe 11039 TOWNSHIP 01' BAY.LLk31l. Being a by-law for the establishment and maintenance of,a reserve fund. WHEREAS section 316 (a) of the Municipal Act authorizes the council in each year for the duration of the present war and With the approval of the Department of Municipal Affairs to provide in the estimates for the establishment or maintenance of a reserve fund for use after the war in providing necessary replacements of or improvements in public works; AND WBIREAS the Depnertment of Municipal tiffairs has authorized the passing of this by-law; THEkEFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham ENACTS; - 1. That a reserve fund be established and maintained for use after the war in providing r_ecessary replacements of or improvement in public works. 2. That the total sum of $30,000.00 be provided in the 1945 estimates for the purpose described in Schedule "A" attached hereto. 3. That the said sum of S30,000.U0 as 15rovided for in Section 2 shall be invested in fully registered Dominion of Canada Victory Bonds of amounts, maturity and yield as set forth in schedule "B" attached hereto, said bonds shall be sold, cashed or disposed of only with the approval of the Departr;ient of Municipal Affairs. 4. That the money raised for the said Reserve Fund shall not be expended, pledged or applied for any purpose. without �h-- approval of the Department of Municipal affairs. 5. That the auditor of the municipality shall certify to the Department of Municipal Affairs, not later that March 1st. in each year in such form as the Department may prescribe, the position and tr4nsactions of the said Reserve Fund. 6. That a copy of this by-law be f it&d with the ?department of Municipal Affairs and the Bank in which said nomies mentioned in Section 3 are held. 7. That this by-law shall come into force and takg effect upon the date upon which it is approved by the Departrent of Municipal Affairs3 .. 2 • Read a first time and passed in open Council this pI qof � y _ 7day 1945. Read a second time and assed in o en Council this 03 day of 195• Remi a third time and p ssed in open Council this C3 day of 1 Reeve. &pproved by Department of Municipal Affairs on the day of 191 • E 0 A bye-law for the establishaaent and maintenance of a Reserve Fund, SCHEDULE "A" - Reserve Fund. Purpose Amount For construcVion and improvement $25,000,00 of Roads and Bridges and works pertaining to the sante within the Township of Bayhem. For constructing n.4 en repairing old municipal buildings. t 5, 000.00 SCHEDULE »B" - Reserve Fund. Doninion of Canada Bonds, Amount Maturity Yield. $5,000.00 1956 3% 5,000.00 1957 3% 51000.00 1959 3% 5,000.00 196o 3% 5,000.00 1962 3% 51000.00 1963 3% M 4 l r M M. By -Law No. 1139. TO'INSHIr of BAY AM . Being a by-law for the ectablishment and maintenance of a reserve fund. WHEREAS section 316 (a) of the Municipal act author!..zes tt:e council in each year for the duration of the present war and with the approval of the Department of Municipal Affairs to provide in the estimates for the establishment or maintenance of a reserve fund for use after the war in providing necessary replacements of or improvements in public works; AICD WHEREAS the Department of Municipal Affairs has authorized the pas: ing of this by-law; THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham ENACTS;- That NACTS;- That a reserve fund be established and maintained for use after the War in providing nese; sxry replacenzents of or improvement in public works. 2. That the total sure of $30,000.00 be provided in the 1015 estimstea for the purpose described in Schedule "A" attached hereto. 3* That the said sum of $300 0()Q - 0C as provided for in Section 2 shall be invested in fully registex-ed 11ominion of Canada Victory Bonds of amounts, maturity and yj,el' as set forth in Schedule "B" attached hereto, said bonds shall be sold, cashed or disposed of only with the approvni of the Department of Municipal affairs. 4. That the money raised for the said Reserve Fund shall not be expended, pledged or applied fdr. any purpose without the approval of the Department of Municipal Affairs. 5. That the auditor of the Municipality shall sertif_y to tyle Department of Municipal affairs, not later thar_ Larch let. in each year in such form as the Department may prescribe, the position and transactions of the said Reserve Fund, 6. That a copy of this by-law be filed with. the Department of Municipal Affaire and the - Bank in which said monies mentioned in Section 3 are held. ,N 7. That this by-law shall come into force LA take effect upon the M date upon which it is approved by she Department of Municipal Affair 19 i ■ By-law No. 1139. TOWNSHIY OF BtiY'HAM. Being a by-law for the establishment and maintenance of a reserve fund. WHEREA,li section 316 (a) of the rijunicipal yet authorizes the council in each year for the duration of the present war and with the approval of the Department of Municipal Affairs to provide in the estimates for the establishment or maintenance of a reserve fund for use after the war in providing necessary replacements of or imprcy_aments in public works; AYT) WHEREAS the Department of Municipal Affairs has authorized the passing of this by-law; THIE'REFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham ENACTS; - 1. That a reserve fun:l be established and maintained for use after the war in providing nice: sary replacements of or improvement in public works, 2. That the total sure of $30,000.00 be provided in the 1OL5 estimstea for the purpose described in Schedule "A" attache=d hereto. 3 • That the said sum of $30s 000 -0c as provided for in Section 2 shall be invested in fully regivtei,edi Dominion of Canada Victory Bonds of amounts, maturity and yj.eld as set forth in beheOule ''B" attached hereto, said bonds shall be sold, cashed or disposed of only with the approvni of the Department of Municipal Affairs. 4., That the money raised for the said Reserve Fund shall not be expender, pledged or applied fair any purpose without the approval of the Department of Municipal tiffairs. 5. That the auditor of the Municipality shall certify to "Ile Department cf Municipal Affairs, riot later that: h,arch lit. in each year in such form as the Department may prescribe, the position and transactions of the said Reserve Fund. 6. That a copy of this by-law be filed with the Department of Municipal Affa{ rs and the Bank in which said monies mentioned in Section 3 are held. 7. That this by-law shall come into force and take effect upon the date upon which it is approved by she Department of Municipal Affair W 0 2 as Read a first time and passed in open Council this 3rJ . fjay of July, 194 . Read a second time and passed in Open Council this ?rd. day of July, 1945- Read 9L5.Read a third time and passed in open Council this 3rd. day of July, 1945. Reeve Approved by Department of Municir,F 1 affairs on the day Of I* N l t A by -lair for the establishment and maintenance of a Reserve Fund. SCHEDULE, "it's - Reserve Fund. Purpose For construction and improvement of Roads and Bridges and works pertaining to the same within the Township of Bayham. For constructing new or repairing old municipal buildings. Ari iuun 5, 000.00 5,0U0.0o 5 , 000 . Oc 5, 000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 Arount t251000-00 5, 000.00 SC_E DULE "B" - Reserve Fund. Dominion of Canada Bonds. Maturity Yield. 1956 3 1957 3 1959 3% 196o 3 196 196; 3% 0 i by-law for Vie establ ieinuent and maintenanne sof a x,es+a.r•ve Fund, vfi f'ureose Artt:�ct t1'. l or con: t r."W,- i ion firm u � i;.�rrovenient f,25s OU4.00 Of roacle and Oridges and works pertainin,F to the .game-+ithin f..jiv TownEhip of D&yham. construet ilig mew sv ! �e pF. of.i Muzi.i„idal bui,JIAT9s. 0 'M • .'. * '* • —0 —a—, — • . * r, r. —*—a, — . ... — . .s . —. .. r. — . —. I �:e�erve i und, ��(?II.tYics21 of Canada bonde. i'.1;7UU1It } ' r 1E • i . A5VV I 5, 1557 7 V 9 1. OU . U0 5,GUv.GU 5 c;vt; . c1G 1�j62 5, vGv 7 , E 3x I - 2 - :tiFa� fIrEt tine and p sed in open CmInoil this 3 'lay of freer' A ,second time anaFeed in o n Counell this p flay of 1545. ree{i a third time and passed in on Cuu all this day of Reeve Approved by Department of munivioel Affairs on t:.day of 1A 11 0 h 7 Tow iship, is of Biy RM. tly rT.aw No .1140 ct3,-r 1ies tc?^k; Beinv; a by-1sw to inclu se pouitry un,-Ipr vile ''keg Tax and Live Stock Protec pion Act; by rG ^t io�i 10a of the ">,<r m x i* �: , ��'. Protection Act. .as amen- e6 iri 19) 2, T)"ovision is that Poultry i -la -r ve,--eive the same rom damage by logs as ct3,-r 1ies tc?^k; Cuuncil of the Torrrrship of Bayf:am rlr�•m that such protection s ioull he granted to owners of such ro�zl�;ry; TIHTI( TV BE IT E-Nt?CTED by the Municipal Council of the Township f Bayhlam as f•n11oi, '; 1. Thtnt, the Provisions cf The Dbg•. ` tix and'.. Livestock Protea;t ion A, -.t shsll include noul'.r-y when is -Raged or 1.nj•+red by r3ors to the amount, of fifty eounls or move, 2. T::At "T)oulti'J ci'ta11 me.a ? 1-.ic-t is .^.:�i-.1kens, ducks F;r? =se ATx tilrke—c an � the yGaI2 , of any of tr:eM. RFjuD a tliir time ani fina117 pas. -el in op r. Q"onirici1` tl►i� lstt ' .. .. lay of Ootobe ►', "A.? r, y Is 7 Lr Sly eve • I. ■ a TOW11S,111IP of BAY AM - By-La1v ro. //#/ Being a By -Law to regulate the moving og buildings on most°��s':i�1 i -cads to to provide that a depo_ ite be made before a per -mit is granted. WHEREAS the Council of the Township of deyhem deers that some action in this respect required # AND WHEREAS (Section 514-, oub-section 1 of the }M1.znicipAl Act, R.�.�. i7'7, nrovi�'es that Councils may regulate the obstructing �► � f ;. ,��rir�g of highways, and bridges; THEREFORE BE IT'.'1NACTET by the of the Townrhip of Bay"lam in regular ses:�ion assembled as follows;- 1. ollows;- 1. That it is prohited fcr any person to rove a building over To;ans'ilp reads unless a peryilit has been obtai-Inc from the Township Road culoerinte21,1:rt. 2. That a :,Ieposit o`' Twenty -live Dollars shall be inade t6A*Aio 'Lcwnship )e. fore aforesal l permit is is:rued ar ,a ruck rieposit r►1x11 be returned to the is ositer if no damage is done, to or bri]gES or if such barrage has been repairer to tiro .watisract.ion o� t',e Rug;.:, "uncrintenue%t..If :::�tisi'actory ��epairs are trot mark, the 'JeTINosit or such portion of it as may be cleter^nined by the Council, shall be forfeited b;T the denosit,er. r� nie ,. { 4;;" ., of Ch �.E�,L a First t�i. tsi.�s � a� A. -:AD a Second time this � � day o f RTSAD a Third t irre thiC % -lay 0 finally passed. Reeve. __Ie 19.5. loj►,5. 1515 and f Ir I r BY -LACY NO. / 15 2 TO hSdIP OF BAYI-im . BLIND A BY-LAW to provide for the holding of tale Municipal Elections in the Municipality of Township of Bayham for the year 194(i A.D. ; AND for the appointing of Deputy Returning Officers as well as poll Clerks and Polling Places in the several Polling Sub -Divisions I n the Municipality of the Township of Bsyham. BE IT THEREFOR. ENACTLD by the Council of the Township of Bayham in regular session assembled; THAT, providing; mire persons qualify for election t,:j office then are required to fill the various offices an election be held on ;`ee..3 � 194 as according to Township of Bay ham Hy -Law No. 1017, and in accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Fle (•tion Act; THAT tr:e e le ^,t ion for ; ub-nivits ion T•lo. 1 of tine N iinie ipali t;t chall be heli at the Police Hall in the Village of Port Burwell; and that r-A19wk MIJ-09RP shall be Deputy Returning Officer, an 9 tr.at ThlG/i%/�S �t�1.�0 T shall be Voll Clerk for said : ub4Div Lsion; THAT the election for Sub -Division No. 2, shall be held at or near the home of F9.EP 91WE R an,i that ED. SCH07-V " and that FR,ED SfiKkR in the sairi Sub-Divisiori. shall be Deputy heturning Officer, shall be Poll Clerk for : aid :'ub-Pivic tori; T!IAT the election foV Sub -Division �40. 3 shall be ir.eld at or near the 5muck ,school House in tale said Sub -Division, and that C. JRCIYSVAI shayl be Deputy Returning Officer, and that /f/1'/ T111)1P5T p/V sha_il be Pell Clerk for sai�' Sub-Jivisior; THAT the election for Sub -Division No. 4 shall be held at the Township Hall in.the said Sub -Division, and that r/Mf/ I P, Plf 4l'V 7' shall be Deputy Returning Officer, and that 111,0,CM441 D/Gk shall be Poll Clerk for said c,,:ub-Division; TliAT the election for Sub -Division iJo. 5 shall be held at the ►(omen's Institute hall in the Village of Corinth, an,] tnat shall be Deputy Returning; Officer, and that CIMS. T IFAI,D'tJ0-., shall be Poll Clerk of said Fub-Division; THAT the election for kFub-Division too. 6 shall bt- held at or near the School Hall in the Village of Eden, and that t0/Fk_I/Z0 LT'S e H shall be Deputy Returning rfficer, and t .at O/MS'• YF7"C11l9, fi(t1 shall be Poll Clerk for : ai,d Sub -Division; 11 ThAT the election for 'Fub-Division No. 7 be held at or-f"r ;--_tee- -4enee e -f SVIOOL� I�OtIS ,6� in the Village of Richmond, and that `rred troeunier shall be Deputy Returning Officer, and that ZEY81k f 7-kIIVSVAI s4all be Poll Clerk for sail Sub -Division; T"T the election for Sub -Division No. 8 shall be held at or near the resi,.lenee of 40u)N414 PfFSS4/in the said Sub -Division, anI that shall be Deputy Returning; Officer, and that WIZ -901V shall be Poll Clerk for said Sub -Division; AND THAT the said ;deputy heturning Officers and Poll Clerks be and thEy are hereby authorized and required to hold the eaid Municipal lections in accorlance with the Act and to provide for voting by ballots at the said i,lecti.ons. READ a third time and finally passed this / day of � ` 194.E Reeve. w c C e 1 f By -LAW NO . // `i-• 3 A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE TOTAL 19 EXPENDITURE ON ROADS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF IN THE COUNTY OF - WHEREAS The Highway Improvement Act, Chapter 56, R,S O , 1937 and amendments requires that the total expenditure on township roads and bridges be provided for annually by township by -law. THEREFORE the council of the corporation of the -said township enacts as follows C (1) The sum of $ is hereby appropriated from monies raised by l? evy, debentures and government subsidy for total expenditure upon construction and main- tenance of the roads in the said township during the year 19 '" �5 as follows Road Co'ruction Bridge Construction Machinery Superintendence Maintenance & Repair Total Estimated Expenditure (2) The said monies shall be e-xpended under the direction of the duly appointed township road superintendent -and on work performed in accordance -,with the Highway Improvement Act (3) The clerk shall transmit a copy of this by -law to the Municipal Roads Branch, Department of Highways, for approval on Qr before February 28th of the present year. .J Passed atm J�_this - day of ~�- �'`- A D 19 =-ter (SEAL) V 60&--. Colo Clerk of the corporation of the township of___, ��: - do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of By -law No,//43passed by the council of the said corporation on the G day of IP 1* 0 1 M Cyt 47 i C`.•tVTR�?:�? DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS TO ;ONTO November bth 1 y 4 5 h -'r. <J .D . Vallee Dayham Township Clerk Straffordville Ontario. Dear Sir, Ke Township of 3r yham ]jy-law No. 114 Vie have received through your district engineer Mr. T .S. Caldwell, duplicate copies of the above by-law requesting an additional X2,000.00 for the above township. This is to advise you that the Department approves of this amount and together with what al -eady has been apzroved makes your total 1945 appropriation X24,000.00. 0 0 Yours very truly . .I. ':iarsha11 Chief IV:unicipal Engineer Ll TA&'Cl'n' P -V -*,.D A4. . ! '4 It i . .t A t"6; � .i JLJ A JIEF ENGINEER OF MUNICIPAL ROAC' D.i .`1. 40 Form B - 6 Bir -- LAW NO / /* A BY --"LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE TOTAL 19 -'-EXPENDITURE ON ROADS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF • IN THE COUNTY OF - -- WHEREAS The Highway Improvement Act, Chapter 56, R,S 0" 193? and amendments requires that the total expenditure on township roads and bridges be provided for annually by township by ---law. THEREFORE the council of the corporation of the said township enacts as follows: (1) The sum of �v a©� is hereby appropriated from monies raised by 'eVy. debentures and government subsidy for total expenditure upon construction and. main- tenance of the roads in the said township during the year 19 ~= as follows Road Construction _ Bridge Construction Machinery' Superintendence 12 Maintenance & Repair $ Lo Total Total Estimated Expenditure (2) The said monies shall be- e-xpended under the direction of the duly appointed township road superintendent and on work performed in accordance with the Highway Improvement Act (3) The clerk shall transmit a copy of this by -,law to the Municipal Roads Branch, Department of High -ways, for approval on or before February 28th of the present year. Passed at ~-r%��% ��" `this - day of AD, 19_ ` - CLERK I, Clerk of the corporation of the township of '; 2/ do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of By -law No/Z,143_passed by the council of the said corporation on the ' day of ' v 19 ,. d ... f . • �, •s Vy . Z. 0 JOWNSHIP CLERK BAYHAA TOWNSHIP BYLAW RECORDS BYLAWS [ 1229-1632 ] FILE # 28 ----- __ M- ------ -------------------------------- ------._,.. Bylaw # Date Subject 1229 2 Apr 51 Appoint a road superintendent. 1230 2 Apr 51 Alter the boundaries fo P.S. Sec. No.16. 1231 7 May 51 Adopt the assessment on which taxes shall be levied. 1232 7 May 51 Set apart the Township School Area of Vienna and Bayham. 1233 7 May 51 Amend bylaw No. 1221. 1234 7 May 51 Amend bylaw No. 1225. 1237 4 Jun 51 Amend bylaw No. 1221. 1238 3 Jul 51 Authorize the borrowing of $ 25,000.00. 1239 3 Jul 51 Establish a Comrm1nity Centre at Eden. 1240 4 Sept 51 Provide for additional road expenditures for 1951. 1241 4 Sept 51 Limit the weight of vehicles passing over bridges in Bayham.- 1242 4 Sept 51 Designate during what period the assessment shall be'made;' 1243 4 Sept 51 Change the time for holding the Court Revision., 1245 1�Oct 51 Authorize the borrowing of $ 20,000.00. 1246 29 Oct 51 Provide for the holding of the Munc. elections. 1247 15 Dec 51 Authorize the borrowing of $ 20,000.00. 1255 ? Nov 36 Discontinue the Vienna H. S. District. 1275 26 Nov 37 Withdraw the Township of Bayham from the Vienna H.S. District. 1279 4 May 53 Establish rules and regulations with respect to the Calton . Cemetery. 1341 13 Jun 40 Piivilege of collecting taxes. K 1366 13 Jun 41 Revert a road in the Township of Bayham. 1390 13 Jun 42 Revert roads in Bayham, Aldborough. and Dunwich. 1393 6 Apr 59 Provide for the allowing of a discount on taxes paid. 1427 15 Jun 44 Confirm bylaw No. 1114. 1431 15 Jun 44 Revert roads in Bayham. 1446 19 Jan 45 Confirm bylaw no. 1181 BAY11AM BYLAW RECORDS BYLAWS j 1229-1632 ] FILE # 28 cont. Bylaw # Date Subject 1462 22 Nov 45 TO license public eateries. 1498 24 Jan 47 Amend •bylaw ,No. 1478. 1499 23 Jan 47 Regulate the Cutting of Trees. 1502 12 Jun 47 Confirm bylaw No. 1158. 1505 12 Jun 47 Amend bylaw No. 1478. 1506 12 Jan 47 Annex Area to the East H. S. Distirct. 1526 23 Mar 48 Incorporate the village of Port Burwell. 1632 17 Jun 53 Amend bylaw No. 1478. Plus six unsigned and undated bylaw copies. M s 1M 16 ACAM lie, "m TO CCNFZiV By-law TO. 1121 0a: -he Council of the Tomwhi!.. or Ha; ham to close road through w,d be,,.,;osn par: s of lots 5 and 6. Co: cession 4 In the Tor&.Lfti;l of Bayllane WM, the Counoll of Vke Torins.Ap of aajhaz� did on -lie 5th dry of Jaj,tm.bor 19" f1mlly pass their By-law ho. 1121 to close up a road nllcnxnoe in the said Tarmallip a -.d horolnaZtor doso-lbed by juosectioxi 0 of eation 495 of the LunIcipul .,ot it is e - "A by -le w of uhe omuo_ll of a 6o._alilp, pawed umlor the wt.lical-y m.,forred by oliauao (o) of subsectloiL 1, In uhe cvse of � 6u.i.alilp In mor(;izlzod rerrlory, shall not, have any force mless aj,d unt.11 approvad by a Judt.-,e of �hj J1s-,r1o4- Court of .�io district It'.. which the tmms.'ilp Is all oed, raid It, other cases unless acrd unr.11 con.Urrwd by a by-luw of the aouno-1 of the auunty In which hs to,,-n.ship Is a Lu -.a ptiosed urj mi ordlnury meetin, o.: Uw council Yield not sooner thein rA,-kje taoliths or lacer when one your after the po:jjiug o.%' the b, -,,-law of the council ox Ilia uow..ahlp" and the said Xbwnshlp of Uayhac, Is sl.u, to In uo Couii; y of 1,-,'n tend tzie said Council oi, i-.1ij said Torawlilp have a plied to this Couno 11 t., pass a try -lair oo-CUu1n, uhe su).d b, -1a; e U. 1.1131 at the ouxrent, o_d-_',nar1,- rzd i-eextlarslttlntp of. this Coumc'l acmancing on the 16th day of jainuu-y 1945 i,ho sane beim; hold not sooner than three L"_hs nor lajr than one year ti.L'Uor she passing of sr id By-law No. 11;31 m: ..lie suld Council of .he TW ;; Ap of Boqha ou, d It & pears proper tdvi,, tho said b,, -lair s1w.11 be or j - _-j no,loe of the proposed b -law has boo,puolished at least once 1:, lour corisemilvo woeklIoaaus o!* Aie Tillsotibure lievist AND Mk -& 3 Chapter Z66, jece 495, subsection (1) olaUse (o) of the revised ;ttvmes of t;ui r10 19o7 provides h. .0 Uiu Coutw.11 of a Toanship my para a by -lata for S,,OPPLnC up ukiy hit;h,av or F,;,.i-t of a hi,, hway c.,_d i'o;: leasijt4- 0.- Sellint,,, she soil wA J:rouhold if a suoppod up hl�hway or pt -et a a lhl-�h iA7; '! - -3 the -o,:d IS 110,, tat proaa,.s 1- UOu by the tr-tivolling pubilo sA :s L. IV incl Cos. tile 2o'. .'a .11, a 0iZAJ1d0r6bl8 S -M Of L.O,,07 tO P11110 t1113 Lotld said i'OZ7 J?UvJJC travels Ala the pe. -sorsa Ixotuii whose Ituid this pomlon of said road now rmis, W,ve o, her Isons O.0 Ou,le. E,nd III 0!1,J,Udera. Lo;, of certtiiii sums ..f i*,_iey# i,� , (4,rraeaLao Mita rhla road be arupped up ar:1 closely 18 of 0CM01dereAD be;tei!. t« dia 2c*i_;)141;} as a whole tht, tho Loresetld portion t be s.oppad up LLA cl000ds '72 BY _'i, C(AM'; 10 TlikAt, hu. portion ox' road Wi1c]-, rcvu; ','Aroujh UA b'J';ueen lo.s 5 w d 0, cor.,asasloxi 4, o;: �tyjuuaq omlu_oInj_,, Uu:-e auld gouda join OL rhe nor.thi aide of Wie G_f'F'ZF,9 C-16on. road, JUT,61y L�, or, nip, :r op,of -'ribe 111111 uq !is point where said. road arooses ihe e; at boundary line of lot 6, Concession 4, ai;oly L,Z, or near top of Bell Hill &A which road in= .,h- t is c4�'nnonly luso a as ..he Tribe wA Bell lxroperttes, be c_d the str-e is hereby stopped up oj.d closed. 8, That the portions of the eciad so stopped up uid.clooed shall be sold and w)nvfjyod to TAis o zers of wti._- lurule thrcuE;h Wiloh the said road passes a000rdJW, to he C,,MMUD si.ua,e ii. tho ltzdu of each of the said onmers. 3. Thut the Peeve cLLd Clea: -axe hereby wtUorized to 6xeouu and deliver a(mveytLnoe of the said lk nds under the Corporate Jeal of the !.imicipUi�y �o uha said 'ptivtl,,a u,:ou payruoz,6 of rho expinads of sold vonvqy,,2ioes in aoruiection Lhaiwoith. Bead a third Lime and pLz3sed a4 Coun6y L;ouno.1 CliumLxaru, kJ- iOh(x:i,s this 19th dc?y of Zr.:.uuxy 1945. Clark aarden ` By-law No. 1446 To Confirm By-law No. 1121 of the Township of Bayham Passed January 19th, 1945 Certified Correct County Clerk BY-LAW No. 1462 — OF THE — County of Elgin 1945 TO LICENSE THE FOLLOWING PLACES Restaurants, Refreshment or Dairy Bar and Ice Cream Stand n 0 J. D. THOMSON. C. D. COYLE, County Clerk. Warden. COUNTY OF ELGIN BY-LAW NO. 1462 BY-LAW No. 1462 To Provide for Licensing and Regulating Victualling Houses, Ordinaries and Houses Where Victuals are Sold to be Eaten Therein and Places for the Recep- tion, Refreshment or Entertainment of the Public. The Council of the County of Elgin enacts as follows: 1. No person, firm or corporation shall keep, operate or maintain a victualling house, ordinary or house where fruit, fish, oysters, clams or victuals are sold to be eaten therein or a place where food and drink are served to the public or for the lodging, reception, refreshment or entertainment of the public in the County of Elgin, excluding the City of St. Thomas, unless a license therefor shall have been first obtained from the Clerk of tha County of Elgin. 2. Licenses may be issued under this By -Law to permit of the keeping, operating or maintaining of such houses, ordinaries, and places, subject to the requirements in connection with the issue of same as hereinafter set out, as follows: (a) A Restaurant License. (b) A Refreshment or Dairy Bar License. (c) An Ice Cream Stand License. 3. Every person, firm or corporation to whom a license is is- sued under this By -Law shall pay to the Clerk of the County of Elgin; on obtaining, (a) A Restaurant License, a fee of Two Dollars. / (b) A Refreshment or Dairy Bar License, a fee of / Two Dollars. (c) An Ice Cream Stand License, a fee of One Dollar. / and every such license shall expire on the last day of December following the issue thereof. It is understood that this By -Law does not preclude the right of local municipalities to impose li- cense fees in lieu of business tax. COUNTY OF ELGIN BY-LAW NO. 1462 3 01_ the Clerk of the County of Elgin on forms to be provided by him and approved by the Medical Officer of Health of the Elgin -St. Thomas Health Uunit. 5. The Clerk of the County of Elgin shall not issue any such licenses until he shall have received a certificate from the said Medical Officer of Health that the house, ordinary or place for which the license is to be granted has been inspected by him or his' representatives and is satisfactory to him and in conformity with the provisions of this By -Law for the type of license desired. Z 6. No establishment liscensed hereunder shall serve milk except in the original container and in half-pint, pint or quart f Imperial measure. 7. No keeper or operator of any such house, ordinary or place where fruit, fish, oysters, clams, victuals, foods and drink are sold to .be eaten therein shall suffer or permit any vagrant, drunken or disorderly person or persons of loose or immoral char- acter to be or remain therein, nor shall such keeper or operator permit any disorderly conduct to take place therein. 8. It shall be the duty of the keeper or operator of every such house, ordinary or place mentioned in this By -Law to see that the provisions of this By -Law are carried out, and any such keeper or operator permitting any violation of any of the provi- sions hereof shall be subject to the penalties hereinafter imposed. 0� 9. All licenses granted*r issued under the provisions of this By -Law shall be subject to revocation at any time by the Council in its discretion, or on the recommendation of the Medical Officer of Health. RESTAURANTS 10. All the provisions of this By -Law numbered 1 to 9 in - elusive, 11 to 38 inclusive and Section 41tshall apply to persons, houses, ordinaries or places licensed as a restaurant. 11. Every house, ordinary, place, apartment, or room in which food and drink are served or which are set apart for the serving of food and drink, must be properly lighted and ventilated and all plumbing constructed must be satisfactory to the Medi --al Officer of Health or inspectors acting under his authority. 4. Application for such licenses shall be made in writing to I 12. All rooms, apartments or places in every houso, ordinary COUNTY OF ELGIN B` -LAW NO. 1462 or place set apart for the storage of food or food -stuffs shall be properly lighted and ventilated and must at all times be kept in a strictly sanitary condition. 13. All rooms, aparments, or places in every house, ordinary or place used for the purpose of cooking or the preparation of foodstuffs or ice creams, shall be used exclusively for that pur- pose, and no such rooms or apartments shall be situate, located or in the basement of said house, ordinary or place without the written consent of the Medical Officer of Health. 14. All rooms in every house, ordinary, apartment or place used for the cooking and preparing or serving of food -stuffs or ice cream shall have floors and walls so constructed as to exclude rats, mice, vermin, etc., and kept in a state of good repair. Floors must be either of impervious material or of hardwood with tight joints or covered with linoleum. 15. No dogs, cats, or other animals shall be allowed in any house, ordinary, apartment or place where food or ice cream is kept or prepared. 16. The rooms in every house, ordinary, apartment or place must be kept in a strictly sanitary condition at all times. The walls and ceilings of any apartments or rooms used for cooking and preparing food -stuffs or ice cream shall be painted light color with enamel finish or whitewashed. If painted, they shall have two coats of paint, which must be renewed at least every two years. If whitewashed, the whitewashing must be renewed every six months. 17. The portion of the walls of said rooms for six feet from the floor must be so constructed and finished as to be capable of being thoroughly cleansed with soap and water as frequently as may be required to keep them clean at all times. 18. All furniture, tables, counters, ranges, stoves, etc., and all appliances in such rooms shall be so arranged as to permit of ready and easy cleaning, and all utensils, implements, furniture and other appliances shall be kept and maintained in a clean and sanitary condition. 19. No sleeping -rooms, lavatories or washrooms shall be within the room or apartments used for the preparation or cook- ing of foods or ice cream or for the storing of foods', nor shall they COUNTY OF ELGIN BY-LAW NO. 1462 communicate directly with such rooms, but either with the open air or through properly ventilated and lighted passageway. 20. No wearing apparel, boots, shoes, or other wearing ef- fects not being worn shall be bept in any kitchen, or any place where food or ice cream is prepared, and a suitable place, separ- ate from said rooms, shall be provided for such clothes. 21. All such houses, ordinaries, apartments, restaurant, or places shall maintain for the use of cooks, helpers and others en- gaged in the preparation or cooking or serving of foods, sanitary toilet and washing facilities satisfactory to the Medical Officer of Health. 22. Any person so engaged visiting any sanitary convenience must always carefully wash the hands with soap and water be- fore returning to his or her duties. 23. No person shall work or be employed in or about any L,uch house, ordinary, apartment, restaurant, kitchen or place during the time in which there is any communicable disease in his home, nor thereafter until the quarantine has been removed l.y the Health Unit. No person shall be employed in or about any such house, ordinary, apartment, restaurant, kitchen or place who is suffering from any communicable disease. 24. If any sleeping places are located on the same floor as the Restaurant, they shall be well ventilated and lighted and must not communicatE directly with the aforesaid rooms. 25. All working men and employees, while engaged in the handling or preparing of food or ice cream shall be provided with slippers or shoes, and a suit of washable material, which shall be used for that purpose only. Those garments must at all times be kept clean. 26. All said houses, ordinaries, apartments, restaurants, or places shall provide, in places where foodstuffs, or ice cream are kept, prepared, cooked, or served to customers, full protection from dust, dirt, flies and vermin, by glass cases where necessary, or wire screens and other modern methods, and shall cause the abatement and destruction of flies and vermin whenever found. 27. All such houses, ordinaries, apartments, restaurants or places shall be equipped with covered metallic cans for retaining 6 COUNTY OF ELGIN BY-LAW NO. 1462 and keeping their garbage and waste in a sanitary condition which shall be kept in such a place and manner as will preclude nuisance and contamination of the kitchen and such rooms from odors, and all such refuse must be removed from the premises at least once in every twenty-four hours. 28. All such houses, ordinaries, apartments, restaurants or places shall be provided with a store -room or suitable place for keeping of food and foodstuffs; and all refrigerators shall be kept thoroughly cleaned in all parts, and drained in a sanitary manner, but no refrigerator shall drain by direct communication with any sewer. 29. No dry sweeping shall be permitted in any house, ordin- ary, apartment, restaurant or place where food or ice cream is prepared or served for human consumption. 30. Restaurant kitchens and other rooms connected therewith and Refreshment and Dairy Bars shall be provided with ample facilities for washing and sterilizing all utensils', and with a pro- per supply of hot and cold water. Sinks may be of porcelain, cast iron, enamelled, wood lined with 14 -ounce copper. There mus: be two, or more 'where necessary. The section used for sterilizing must be at least twelve inches deep and of sufficient size to do the work properly. Sinks must 'be put in place in a secure man- ner. All work done in connection with waste pipes and water pipes must be to the satisfaction of the Medical Officer of Health. 31. Milk and butter shall be kept in an ice -box or refrigera- tor separate from meat, vegetables and other articles of food. 32. All kitchen and dining -room floors shall be carefully mopped and cleaned or oiled at least once every twenty-four hours. 33. All knives, forks, spoons, dishes and other tableware shall be thoroughly washed and cleaned to the satisfaction of the Medical Officer of Health. 34. No table linens, napkins, etc., shall be permitted to be used for a second person. 35. All rooms and apartments in such houses, ordinaries, restaurants or places where food or foodstuffs or: ice cream are stored, prepared, cooked or served shall be adequately screened COUNTY OF ELGIN BY_�W NO. 1462 7 and protected from dust and flies from April 1st to November 15 in each year. 36. No cloths or towels shall be used for the drying of dishes and, or cutlery after a reasonable degree of soiling and wetting. 37. No cloths or towels shall be used for washing, wiping or drying table or counter tops after a reasonable degree of soiling. In case:; of repeated failures to comply with this provision, the Medical Officer of Health, or the Sanitary Inspector may require the use of table cloths or paper serviettes to cover such tables or counters. 38. Wash basins and toilets for use of the public must be thoroughly washed and a suitable sterilizing solution applied to all sources of human contact at least once daily. The floors and walls must at all times be kept clean. Single service towels or paper towels may be used. In places where odors occur, a suit- able deodorant must be used. REFRESHMENT OR DAIRY BARS 39. Sections numbered 1 to 9 inclusive and Sections number- ed 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23_24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 32, 33, 35, 36, 37, 38, 40, and 44 shall apply to p?rs'ons, houses, ordinaries or places licensed as a Refreshment Dairy Bar. 40. No fruit, fish, oysters, clams, victuals, foods or drink oth- er than milk and milk prcducts, soft drinks and bottled drinks, sandwiches, confectionery, ice-cream and ice-cream dishes, shall be served in or from any house, ordinary or place licensed as a Refreshment or Dairy Booth. ICE CREAM STANDS AND BOOTHS 41. Sections numbered 1 to 9 inclusive and Sections number- ed 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 32, 35, 36, 38, and Sections 41 to 44 inclusive of this By -Law shall ap- ply to ocrsons, houses', ordinaries places or vehi-les li-ensed .as an Ice Crcam Stand. 43. No fruit, fish, oysters, clams, victuals, foods or drink oth- er than ice cream and bottled soft drinks shall be served in or from any house, ordinary, place or vehicle licensed as an Ice 8 COUNTY OF ELGIN BY-LAW NO. 1462 Cream Stand and then only from an ice cream or soft drink cab- inet. 43. No ice cream or drinks may be served in a house, ordin- ary or place licensed as an Ice Cream Stand except from a con- tainer disposed of after being used once or from its original bot- tle container, and no such container may be used more than one time. 44. Any person convicted of a breach of any of the provisions of this By -Law shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the con- vincing Magistrate or Justices of the Peace, a penalty not exceed- ing the sum of Fifty Dollars for each offence, exclusive of costs, and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs forth- with, the said penalty and costs, or the costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender, and in case of there being no distress found out of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting Magistrate or Justices of the Peace, may commit the fender to the common gaol of the County of Elgin, for any period not exceeding 21 days unless the said pen- alty and costs (if any) including the cost of the said distress and of the committal and conveyance of the offender to the said gaol are sooner paid. READ a first time this 22nd day of November, 1945. READ a second time this 22nd day of November, 1945. READ a third time and finally passed this 22nd day of No- vember, 1945. J. D. THOMSON, C. D. COYLE, County Clerk. Warden.