HomeMy WebLinkAboutBayham By-Laws 1970BAYHAM
TOWNSHIP
By - Laws
Numbers
1681-1718
1970
Farm IED N O—W
TOWSHIP_OF BAMIA1[
BY-LAW No. 1681
p=[a� to authorize the borrowing of =3$0,000,00
Whereas the Council of the Township of Barham
(hereinafter called the "Municipality") deems it necessary to borrow the sum
of = 350,000.00 to meet, until the taxes are collected, the current
expenditures of the Municipality for the year;
N^r•—■ And Whereas the total amount of the estimated revenues of the
Y Municipality as set forth in the estimates adopted for the year 19 69, is
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599,041.00
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Therefore the Council of the Township of Bayham
hereby enacts as follows:
t. The Head and the Treasurer are hereby authorized on behalf of the Municipalityto
borrow from time to time by way of promissorynote from CANADIAN IMPERIAL BAN[
OF COMMERCE • anln or sums not exceeding in the aggregate i 3 50 , 000.00
to meet until .the taxes are collected ,the current expenditures of the jMunicipality
for the Yom, including the amounts required for the purposes mentioned in subsection
(f) of Section 329 of the Municipal Act, and to give on behalf of the Municipality
to the Bank a promissory note,or nota sealed with the Corporate Seal and signed by
the Head and Treasurer for the moneys so borrowed, with interest at -such rate
as may !x agreed upon Arom time to time with the Bank.
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 329, 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 herebv 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 and preceding years or from any other source which may lawfully be
applied for such purpose.
Passed this 5th. &N- Of January 1970
TO OED MDMICDALM
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of By-law
No. of the of
in the�Wrovince of Ontario, duly passed at a meeting of the Council of the said
Municipality duty held, and that the said By-law is in full force and effect.
Dated This day of 19
As Witness the Seal of
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TOWNSHIP OF BAYNAM.
By -Law No. 1662.
Being a by-law to appoint certain officers in and for the Township
of Bayham for the year 1970.
BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Municipal Council of the Township
of Baykam in regular session assembled. -
1. That Wilfred Harper and Roger Casier shall be
Valuators of Livestock and Poultry killed by dogs at $ 2.00
per hour and .10$ per mile for car.
2. That Jack A. Petrie shall be Welfare Administrator at a
salary of $ 300,00 per year.
3. That Gibson, Linton &. Toth shall be Township Solicitor.
4. That Mac. S. Gibbons shall be Inspector under The Trench
Excavators Act at $ 2.00 per hour and .100 per mile for car.
5. That Wlter Nelson shall•be-Drain Inspector at a•salary
of $ 2,25 per hour and .ltd per mile for cai.
6. That Elton H. Jackson , shall be Collector of Dog Tax at a
salary of one-third of tax collected plus $100.00 for use of car.
READ a first, second and third time and finally passed this
5th. day of January, 1970•
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January 9, 1970
DspartMt of Social & Fanily Services
Parliamat Buildings
Toronto, Ontario
Atter: Mr. C. J. Williams, Director
Mvaialo 1.W lta_*+ Admte�at_ratian_ a`j.��.
Dear'Sir:
In accordance with Depaataental regulations please find enclosed
a certified copy of Township of Bayhan By-law ho. 1682, setting out
the appointa►snt of the undersigned as Welfare Administrator for the
year 11970.
Totes truly
. Petri•
uty Clark
TOWNSHIP OF BATHAM
By -Law No. 1683
Being a by-law to appoint Fence -viewers and Pound -keepers in
and for the Township of Bayham for the year 1970
WHEREAS Section 377, Subsection 58 of the Municipal Act, R.S.O.
1960, provides that these appointments be made;
BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Municipal Corporation of the
Township of Bayham, that the following be and are hereby appointed
to act as the following officers for the year 1970: -
Fence -viewers
Lloyd Herron, R.R.#2, Vienna, Ontario
Alva Brinn, R.R.#6, Tillsonburg, Ontario
Alonzo Hagell, Corinth, Ontario
Vane Chute, R.R.#1 Vienna, Ontario
Weston Holtby, R.R.1 Eden, Ontario
Harold Parker, R.R. 1 Vienna, Ontario
Bennie Wilk, R.R.J1 Vienna, Ontario
Fred Conan, R.R.#1 Corinth, Ontario
Robert Gregson;.R.R.,#1 Straffordville, Ontario
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Pound-keener.j
Don Nevill, Vienna, Ontario
Howard Tait, Straffordville, Ontario
Robert Veitch, R.R.#1 Eden, Ontario
Roy Green, R.R.1, Corinth, Ontario
Ray Soper, R.R.#l, Vienna, Ontario
Clarence Milmine, R.R.#1 Eden, Ontario
Robert Gregson, R.R.#I, Straffordville, Ontario
Ray Woodworth, R.R.#1 Port Burwell, Ontario
Read a first, second, and third time and finally passed this 5th.
day of January 1970.
IN
Reeve
By -Law No.1684
Township of Bayham.
Being a by-law to increase the rate of interest charged on taxes
remaining unpaid from the 319t. day of December in the year they
were levied until the same are paid.
WHEREAS Section 31 of Bill No. 222, being an Act to amend The
Municipal Act, provides that maximum interest that may be charged
on tax arrears is 1 per cent per month;
AND WHEREAT; it is deemed adviseable that this increase be made;
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF BAYHAM AS FOLLOWS: -
1. That the Treasurer shall add to the amount of all taxes remaining
unpaid at Dec. 31st. in any year, interest at the rate of one pmr
c6i6t Or konth, or fraction thereof, until the same are paid.
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2. This by-law shall come into force and be effective from the 1st.
day of January, 1970.
READ a first, second and third time and finally passed this 5th.
day of January, 1970.
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By -Law No. /491 P
Township of Bayham.
Being a by-law to form and constitute a drainage Court of Revision
for the Township of Bayham.
WHEREAS Bill 219 amending the Municipal Drainage Act, provides for
such Court of Revision:
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED by the Municipal Council of the Township of
Bayham as follows; -
1. That a Drainage Court of Revision to consider and determine
appeals on drainage assessments be and is hereby formed and
constituted for the Township of Bayham.
2. That the members of the Municipal Council of the Township of
bayham shall -and are hereby appointed as members of such Court of
Revision.
3. That the Drainage Court of Revision as formed and constituted
above, shall hold office for the year 1970•
READ a first, second and third time and finally passed this 19th.
day of January, 1970.
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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHwS
Mr. T.D. Vallee
Clerk Downsview, Ontario
Township of Bayham Hey 11, 1970
STRAFFORDVILLE, Ontario
Dear Sir:
Re: 1%70 Road Expenditure By -Law
Number 1691 Amount $ 107,000-00
The Honourable George E. Gomme. Minister of Highways,
has authorizedth.e,approval.of,th:e.Above-cited by-law to a
Iimit of I .
$, 39,000.00 or Construction,
$ 681000.00 for Maintenance, and
$ 107,000.00 Total
Please be advised that expendi' res in excess of
either of these limits will not be eligible for subsidy unless
covered by a supplementary by-law appro,ed by the Minister.
Supplementary by-laws for unavoidable expenditures in excess
of the normal allotment will be considered, but such supple-
mentary by-laws should be submitted prior to May 31st, 1970.
By -Laws submitted after that date may not be considered for
approval until March 1971, the end of the 1970-71 fiscal year.
This approval is given subject to the approval of
each individual work of road and bridge construction, each
contract for constructiora or maintenance and the purchase of
each unit of equipment. The District Engineer must be advised
and his consent obtained before such works or purchases are
advertised or tenders called or any commitment made by the
municipality with respect to them.
In the event that any portion of the cost of the
proposed work or purchase is to be raised In a subsequent
year or financed by the issue of debentures, the approval of
the Ontario Municipal Board must be obtained before the work
or purchase is authorized or any commitment made with respect
thereto.
One copy of the by-law as approved is returned
herewith.
Yours very truly,
Encl. .R. 'Idllmot
Municipal Engineer.
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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
London, Ontario.
Jan. 4, 1971
P. 0. Box 6008
W.. J. A.. Petrie,
Clerk -Township of Bayham,'
)traffordville, Ontario.
ear Sir: he: Township of Bayham
Transfer of Funds
ve of the
coresolution passed by
lhjjctownship
ounilon December 17, 1970,toamehe Normal No. 1691 as follows: -
Construction of itoads
Decrease - Concession 4Lots 13 and 14 from
46,000 to 4 0.00 - 45400.00
Add- Gonc. 7, Lots 128 & 129 2000.00
a Lonc. 41Lots 20 & 21 2300.00
Conc. 7, Lot 129 1100.00
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Yours truly,
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C.C. E_ U. District Municipal Engineer
TOWNSHIP OF BATHAM
BT -LAW NO. 1692
Being a by-law setting rem naration for members of Council.
Whereas by virtue of sec. 406 (1) of the Municipal Act R.S.O.
1968, Municipal Councils may pass by-laws for paying the
members of Council an annual remuneration.
And Whereas the Council of the Township of bayham deems it
necessary to pass such a by-law.
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED by the Municipal Council of the
Corporation of the Township of Bayham.
1. That the Reeve may be paid such sums from time to time as
directed by Council not to exceed in any calendar year in
aggregate, One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00).
2. That the. Deputy -.Reeve and Councillors maybe paid such sums•
fi-os tSme to time as directed by Council not to exceed in any
calendar year in aggregate, Seven.Hundred and Fifty Dollars
($750.00).
3. All by-laws inconsistent with the provisions of this by-law
are hereby repealed.
4. This by-law shall be effective from April 1st., 1969.
Read a First, Second and Third time and passed this 2nd.. day of
March 1970.
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March 9, 1970.
De t. of Highways,
P.O. Box 6008,
LONDON, Ontario.
Attn. Mr. T.S.Caldwell,
District fr.
Dear'Sir;-
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I enclose our road expenditure supplemaintary by-law
No. 1693 for your consideration for approval.
A very heavy charge is anticipated in 1970 for Munioipal
Drain construction affecting Township Roads. Consequently this
comcil wishes to have this expenditure provided for in this by-law.
The followiAg is a list of drains involved which were either
constructed late in 1969 or programmed for 1970. Those marked "X"
have direct charges against roads and the total for this is shown
on the by-law progr rams as $3300.00 under culvert construction
�faae of Drain B/L go, Roads ahare(esti■ated)
Stewart 1631 $1100.00 AL
Meuller 1615 700.00 PA
16Arh 1622 1000.00
x Nevill 1630 3800.00 PA
Ssdth 1605 1150.00
Freeman torp 1627 • 450.00 ✓d
Netchobaw No. 2 1629 2400.00
X Deli 16666wton 1669 8500.00
800.00
Zamecnik.00
Reiser-C�m 1685 1608000.00
Total 422,300.00
Trusting this will sit with your approval, I remain
?ours very truly
encls. Clerk of Baybas Twp.
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I. CONSTRUCTION
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DEPARTMENT Of HKMWAYS ONTARIO
TOWNSHIP OF GfAYNAn) RE: 6Y4AWNO. 1443 _
ROAD PROGRAMME FOR THE YEAR 19 ',i
LOCATION IRU LOT 410 CONCUM Dow)
MATURE OF WORK
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Mr. J. D. Vallee Co., Twp.
Clerk
Township of Bayham Do4nsview 4E4, Ontario
Strafforciville, Ontario June 29th, 1970
Dear air: RE: Slioplemen:arY Expenditure BY -Law
Number 1693 `n the amount of $ 42,300
The above :Stied by-law has been approved by The Honourable
George E. Gomme, Minister of H:ghwa,s, subject to the limitation ghat
the subsl,L payable 'or w3rk porforn.ed under this Dy -law, together
with she :subsidy payable ander the ty-law (a) previously approved,
shall not in total etceed
S1 iY 0? APPROVALS
1st Arororal
2nd Aiproral
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MAXIMUM JSUBSIDY AXP BLE
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$ 32,240 for Construction. 7400
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Total
$ 35,500 for Maintenance.
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12,140
This
approial Sa als.) sub,ect to the followirg corditioas:
$67,740
1.'
That t:ie iniiyyidiral' we rks of road and bridge
constriction and the E.urchaae of eaoa unit of
equipment and the award -of contracts for same
Shall >e suoject to the approval of the District
Engineer.
2.
That tie District Eng'neer shall be informed
and his consent obtained t.efore tenders are
called for the proposed work or purchase and
before any commitment Is made by the Municipality.
3.
In the event tha: any portion of the cost of the
propos!d work or purchase Is to be rsisec in r
subsegient rear )r financed by the issue of
debentAres, the approval of the Ontario Municipal
Board gust :)e ob.aineo before the work or purchase
is autiorized or any commltment made witt respect
theret i.
A
c6py�of :he bi-law as alpro%ed is returned hererith.
Very truly yours,
CRW:S1
C. R. Wilmot
Encl.
Municipal Englnecr
S1 iY 0? APPROVALS
1st Arororal
2nd Aiproral
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MAXIMUM JSUBSIDY AXP BLE
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:onatruct:on Mainter:anee
Total
$20,100 $35,5
$55,600
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12,140
12,140
$32,240 $3 ,504 cc
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CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP CF BAYHAM
EY -LAW NO. 1694
being a by-law for regulating and inspecting the use of any
lands or structures for storing used motor vehicles for the
purpose of wrecking or dismantling them or salvaging parts
thereof for sale or other disposal and to prohibit the use
of certain lands for such purposes.
WHEREAS the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the
Township of Bayham deems it necessary to regulate the use of
lands and structures within the Municipality for storing used
motor vehicles for the purpose of wrecking or dismantling them
or salvaging parts thereof for sale or other disposal and to
prohibit the use of certain lands or structures for such
purposes.
THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the
Township of Bayham ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1) Anyone wishing to use lands or structures in the Township of
bayham, for storing used motor vehicles for the purpose of
wrecking or dismantling then or salvaging parts thereof for
sale or other disposal, must apply to the Council thereof for
a permit.
2) This permit is to be issued at the discretion of the,Council
tor a,fee`o Twenty Dollars A40.00) per annum to be renewed
annually by January ls4.
3) Any lands used for the ab6ve mentioned purposes prior to the
Passing of this by-law are subject to the provisions of this
by-law.
4) Any lands used for the above mentioned purposes shall be
enclosed by an upright well supportedeight foot solid wooden
fence.
5) Any person violating this by-law shall be subject to a
penalty of Twenty-five Dollars (w25'.00) for the first offence
and not more than Three Hundred Dollars (000-00) for each
subsequent offence, exclusive of costs, and all such penalties
shall be recoverable under the Summary Convictions act.
6) And by-laws inconsistent with this by-law are hereby repealed.
7) This by-law shall become effective immediately upon the
passing thereof.
Read a first, second and third time this 6th., day of April, 1970.
Reeve pk
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW NO. 1695
Being a By -Law to appoint a Lottery Licencing Officer.
WHEREAS The Municipal Act provides that the Councils
of all municipalities may pass by-laws for appointing such
Officers and servants as may be necessary for the purpose of
The Corporation;
A14D WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to appoint a
Lottery Licencing Officer;
NOW THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the Corporation
of the Township of Bayham ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That Jack Petrie is hereby appointed Lottery
Licencinp Officer for the Township of hayham.
2. That the said Jack Petrie shall hold office during
the pleasure of the Council and shall exercise all the
authority, powers and rights and shall perform all the duties
and obligations which by Statute or by-laws are or may be
conferred or imposed upon the Lottery Licencing Officer and
any other duties that may be imposed by Council.
Read a first, second and third time this 6th. day of April, 1970.
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By -Law No. 1696
Township of Bayham
Being a by-law to adopt the assessment on which the taxes shall be levied
for the year 1970, to levy the Taxes for the year 1970 and to provide for
the collection thereof.
whereas by action of the Elgin County Council, provision was made for the
making of the assessment of the municipality, by the Elgin County Assessment
Commissioner, prior to the 30th. day of September 1969 as the assessment on
which the rate of taxation for the year 1970 should be levied;
AND WHEREAS the assessment roll containing the assessment made as aforesaid
was revised, corrected and passed by the Court of Revision of the said
Township of Bayham on the 27th. day of November, 1969
AND WHEREAS no revisions were made by the County Judge;
AND WHEREAS it is necessary and expedient to levy on the whole rateable
property according to the last revised assessment rollof the said Township
the am of $572,836.00 for thegeneral purposes of the said Township, for the
current year, for the payment of the County rate for the current Tear, and
for the purposes of defraying part of the expenses of Public, Separate and
High School education, and other purposes;
THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the assessment contained in the assessment roll of the Township of
Bayhaa as made pursuant to County of.Elgin Regulations, and as revised,
corrected and passed by the Court of Revision, be and the same is hereby
adopted and confirmed as the assessment on which the rate of taxation for
the year 1970 shall be levied..
2. That the said;asses'smant roll be and the same is hereby adopted and
confirmed as the last revised assessment roll for the said Township.
3. That, for the purpose of providing the sum of $189,989.00 for the general
purposes of the Corporation, including the amount required for County
purposes and other purposes for the current year, a rate of 32.668 mills on
the dollar be and the same is hereby levied for the year 1970 upon the whole
of the said assessment of the Township according to the last revised
assessment roll, except that on assessment of $5,740,465. a reduction of
$19,564.00 being 3.408 mills, shall be made owing to the per capita grant
from the Provincial Government for taxation relief for farm and residential
properties, as shown in the following summary: -
General rate ------------ 17.896 mills
County rate ------------- 16.453 mills
Total 34.349 mills
Legs reduction---------- 3.408 mills
4. That, in addition,'for the purpose of providing the mum of $382,847.00
for Public, Separate and High School Education purposes for the current year,
the following mill rates be and the same are hereby levied for the year 1970
upon the respective portions of the said assessment of the School Supporters
of the acid Township according to the last revised assessment roll, as
indicated 'Hereunder;_
School Residential Mill Commercial Mill Total
Area Amsesmment Rate Assessment Rate Levy
Elgin CLy. Public $5,020,270 27.805 $352,165 30.894 $150,468.47
Elgin RCSS Vienna 492.900 32.298 1,910 35.878 15,988.21
Elgin ROSS Tillsonburg 184,770 33.516 6,105 37.232 6,420.05
Elgin RCS3 Aylmer 42,525 32.070 1,363.78
Secondary East Elgin 1,613,020 34.780 148,840 38.644 61,852.60
Secondary Tillson urg 4,127,445 33.642 211,340 37.380 146,755.39
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5. That, in addition, for street lighting purposes, the following sums be
and are hereby levied upon the respective assessments in each of the following
street lighting areas:-
Straffordville, on assessment of $587,220.-----1.584 mills ----4930.16
Richmond w w w 71,490.-----3.742 mills----- 267.52
Eden 144,535.-----2.456 mills----- 354.98
Corinth " " " 55,845.-----2.328 mills----- 130.01
6. That, also in addition, for the purpose of defraying the cost of garbage
collection and disposal in accordance with Township of Bayham By -lax No.
1636 a total amount of $3,936.00 be and is hereby levied on the basis of
$16.60 per unit, against the properties involved, in accordance with Clause
No. 2 of the said by-law.
7. The Clerk shall prepare and deliver the Collectorts Roll to the Tax
Collector on or before the 1st. day of June 1970.
S. All taxes or other special rates shall be paid in to the office of the
Tax Collector or Treasurer of the 'township of Bayham or into the Branches
of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce at Straffordville, Vienna, Port
Burwell or Tillsonburg.
9. Taxes shall become due and payable one-half on or before July 20, 1970,
and one-half on or before December 21, 1970. Penalties for non-payment
when due and discounts for prepayment of taxes shall be as providers for in
By-law No. 1393 and amendments thereto of the said Township of Bayham, subject
to the provisions of by-law No. 1697.
10. The Collector shall have the privilege of mailing the tax notices to the
several taxpayers of the Township at their last known address.
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Read a first, second and third time and finally passed this 1st. day of
June, 1970.
Reeve
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By -Lax No. 1697
Township of Bayham
Being a by -lar to amend by -lar No. 1067
Whereas Section No. j of by -lar No. 1067 provides that taxes
shall be due and payable one-half on or before July 20th.,
and one-half on or before December 20th.
And Whereas it is deemed expedient to mend this Section.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED By THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE
CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BATHAM:
1) That Section 3 of By -lar No. 1067 be amended to read:
"Taxes for the year 1970 and each subsequent year &hall be
payable one-half on or before July 20th., and one-half on
or before December 20th., provided that taxes having a gross
value of fifteen dollars or a portion thereof shall become
due and payable in total on or before July 20th."
Read a first, second and third time and finally passed this
first day of June, 1970.
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By -Law No. 1707
Township of Bayham
Being a by-law to provide for biennial elections and two year
terms of office for Councillors.
WHEREAS Township of Bayham By-law N6. 1653 provides that Councillors
of the Township of Bayham shall hold office for one year terms.
AND WHEREAS by virtue of Section 53 of the Municipal Act R.S.O.
1960, Councillors may be elected for two year terms.
AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient that Municipal Councillors hold
office for terms to coincide with those of the County School Board
Trustees.
THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION
OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM:
1) That Township of Bayham By-law No. 1653 is hereby recinded.
2) That Councillors elected at the Municipal elections in 1970
shall be for the years 1971 and 1972, and that subsequent
elections shall be held bienially with Councillors being
elected for two year terms.
Read a first, second and third time and finally passed this 8th.
day of September, 1970.
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Reeve
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By -Law No. ro
Township of Bayham
Being a by-law to provide for biennial elections and two year
terms of office for Councillors.
WRSRBAS Township of Ba ham By-law N8. 1653 provides that Councillors
of the Township of Bayham shall hold office for one year terms.
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AND WHEUA3 by virtue of Section 53 of the Municipal Act R.S.O.
1960, Councillors may be elected for two year terms.
AND WHEREAS it is deemed eq>edient that Municipal Councillors hold
office for terms to coincide with those of the County School Board
Trustees.
THERUQRZ BE IT ENACTED BY TRE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATIOV
OF THE TOWSHIP OP BAY11AM:
1) That Township of Bayham By-law No. 1653 is hereby recinded.
2) That Councillors elected at the Municipal elections in 1970
shall be for the years 1971 and 1972, and that subsequent
elections shall be held bienially with Councillors being.
elected for two year terms.
Head a first, second and third time and finally passed this 6th.
day of September, 1970.
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By -Law No. 1708
Township of Bayham
A By -Law to authorize the borrowing of money by way of temporary
advances pending receipt of government grants and the sale of
debentures authorized by By-laws numbered 1676,1685, 1690 and 1705.
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Township of
Bayham by by-laws duly passed, authorized the issue and sale of
debentures for sums not otherwise provided for as follows: -
Date passed B/L No. Purpose Gross amount Estimated debenture
Jan. 19, 1970 1676 Reiser-Csinos Dr. $2,497.00 $1,925.00
Mar. 25, 1970 1685 Zamecnik Drain 6,463.00 4,512.00
Mar. 25, 1970 1690 Casier Drain 10,009.00 6,837.00
Sep. 8, 1970 1705 Fisher Drain 4,435.00 3,169.00
AND WHEREAS prior to the passing of the above noted by-laws,
the respective approvals of The Ontario Municipal Board were obtained
as evidence by the following Board Orders: -
By -Law No.
Order No.
Date of Order
1676
G. 9.532=69
Jan.
14,
1970'
1685
G 9609-70
Mar.
23,
1970
1690
G 9715-70
Mar.
23,
1970
1705
H 977-.70
Aug.
2Q,
1973
AND WHEREAS the above noted By-laws do not require the assent
of the electors or of those persons qualified to vote on money by-laws;
AND WHEREAS the Corporation desires to borrow money as temporary
advances pending receipt of government grants and the issue and sale
of debentures;
NOW THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
HEREBY ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. The Corporation agrees to borrow and doth hereby audorize the
borrowing from the CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE as temporary
advances pending the receipt of government grants and the issue and
sale of the debenture's above recited such sums as may be required but
not exceeding a total of $23,404.00 on the terms and subject to the
conditions as set forth in this by-law.
2. Within the limits aforesaid and as moneys are reouired from time to
time for the purpose above recited, the Head and Treasurer acting on
behalf of the Corporation, are hereby authorized to borrow moneys from
the said Bank for the said purposes pending receipt of government
grants and the issue and sale of the debentures authorized as aforesaid
and to sign and deliver to the said Bank such promissory note or
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notes as may be required for the repayment of the moneys borrowed at
such time or times and at such rate of interest as may be agreed upon
with the said Bank, but not exceeding 9 per centum per annum, and to
affix the corporate seal of the Corporation to such promissory note
or notes.
3. The Head and Treasurer are hereby authorized to assip;n and pledge
the said debentures to the said Bank upon the issue thereof to be held
by the said Bank as collateral security for all moneys borrowed under
this By-law and interest thereon and to assign to the said Bank the
moneys growing due from the sale of the said debentures; and the
proceeds of the sale of the said debentures, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, shall be paid to the said Bank in satisfaction of the moneys
borrowed under this By-law and interest thereon.
Passed this 8th. day of Sentember, 1970.
Witness the Corporate Seal i4�s�tcs • .����
of the Corporation of -the Reeye
Township of Bavham
PLEASE ADDRESS REPLY TO
TME ,AANAGER
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CANADIAN IMPERIAL
BANK OF COMMERCE
Septa:her 36, 1.70.
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„e have pleasure in coiuirt..irlg tnl.t the Ban}: is prepares to
provide te=.porary fir=ar,ci„g ir, coru,ection with the above-mentioned
projectks) iii art alrornt r,ot exceecing $13,404. or, the uncerstavding
that ,rior approval of t:.e Unt,rio , unici. al _iu rd will be obtained.
It is uneerstooc thE:t cayit� 1 works projeci.a are financed !;,• way of
grants, resarve funcs am/or deterture `_ssu,.,s rnd while it is the
vank'r i. tention to roviGe the Rhove-ventioned tcr!)(— ry fbo ncirY
until such ti; a ..s fa,cer,t is arrallgec frcr, ti:e fore4o'_rg, or
other sources, ti,e *nk will expect the rely tive deitx:r t Lr,•s to !,e
carheteu pror.}tly, regarcless of issue co,,t.
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TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY/LAW NO. 1709
Being a by-law to provide for the conditions of work, vacations
with pay, and sick leave benefits for Township employees.
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of the
Township of Bayham deems it necessary to provide for the conditions
of work, vacations with pay and sick leave benefits for employees;
And whereas the Council is empowered topass such a by-law under
the provisions of the Municipal Act R.S.O. 1960 - Sec. 377
paras. 58, 59, 60.
THEREFORE the Council of the Municipal Corporation of the Township
of hayham enacts as follows:
1. (a) "Employee" means any salaried or hourly rated officer, clerk,
workman, servant or other person in the employ of the
Municipality who has been in such employ for a continuous
period in excess of six months.
(b) "Employer" means the Municipal Council of the Township of
Bayham.
2. Conditions of work:
(a) The employees in the Roads Department shall work a minimum
of nine hours per day Monday through Friday inclusive;
excepting in case or cases of emergency such employees may
be required to work longer hours on a shift bases but no
einpluyee shall 6perate a'machine more than twelve hours.
continuously. Employees working in excess offifty hours
in any week shall be allowed equal time off at the discretion
of the %ployer'as•well as regular pay for the extra time
worked but in no case shall additional pay for overtime be
considered.
(b) The employees in the Clerical Department shall work Monday
through Friday inclusive during the hours of 9:00 to 12:00
A.M. and 1:00 to 5:00 P.M. excepting as otherwise directed
by the Exployer.
(c) The
1. Drinking of alcoholic beverages
2. Taking of drugs (except as prescribed by a physician)
3. Refusal to obey instructions relating to conduct of work
4. Wilful neglect of the safety of others
5. careless operation of equipment
w may result in instant dismissal of the employee by the
employer.
3. Vacations with pay shall be allowed.
a) After one full year's service - 2 weeks
b) After ten years continuous service - 3 weeks.
c) After twenty years continuous service- 4 weeks
d) Nine statutory holidays with full pay shall be allowed
namely:- New Year's Day, Good Friday, Victoria Day, Dominion
Day, Civic Holiday, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas
Day, Boxing Day and any other holiday proclaimed by the
Reeve of the Township of Bayham.
4. Sick leave benefits shall be allowed.
(a) On a cumulative basis at the rate of 1} days per month not
to exceed 200 days in total. On the termination of employ-
ment no employee is entitled to more than an amount equal
to his salary, wages or other remuneration for one half the
number of days standing to his credit and in any event not
in excess of the amount of one half year's earnings at the
rate received by him immediately prior to termination of
employment.
(Cont Id.)
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CONTINUED
h. (b) The Employer may request a doctor's certificate of illness
whenever it is deemed necessary.
(c) Special allowance of three days with pay will be allowed in
cases of bereavement where a direct member of the family of
the employee, or his spouse, has died,without being consid-
ered as any part of his sick leave.
5. The Employer will generally endeavor to offer steady
employment and security of position to all employees who
conscientiously adhere to the provisions of section 2 of
this by-law.
b. Employees will be given consideration for promotion to
other positions within the work force where possible.
Personal records and qualifications will be reviewed from
time to time and grievances will be considered provided
they are filed in writing to the attention of the Employer.
7. Employees will be protected by enrollment in the Ontario
Municipal Employees Retirement System, Canada Pension Plan,
Workmen's Compensation and Unemployment Insurance, unless
exempt, and all employees will be required to pay the
(w,/ employee's share in the aforementioned plans.
yq S. / Employees shall be paid on or about the 16th. and last days
flA of each month at the various rates and schedules as determined
from time to time by resolution of Council.
9. Assignments and garnishees will not be accepted by the
Employer.
10. All By -Laws deemed inconsistent with the'provisions of -this
By -Law are hereby repealed.
11. This By -Law shall be deemed to have been effective from
January 1, 1966.
12. READ a First, Second and Third time and finally passed
the Second day of October, 1970.
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•eve.
COkPORATICN OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BATHAIM
BY - LAW NO. 1972
LeING a Ly -Lax to amend Fy-Law No. 1709 by providing for
the addition of payments to the Ontario Health Insurance
Plan for Township employees.
WHSRSAS By -Law No. 1709 provides for the conditions of work,
vacations with pay, and sick leave benefits for Township
employees.
AND M'iiERSAS it is desireable to amend by -Law No. 1709 to
allow for enrollment as a group for payments to the Ontario
Hospital Insurance Plan.
THEREFORE BE IT 4NACTSD BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
1. That Sectiian 7 of Ly.;Law No. 1709 is hereby amended by
the addition of )ection 7 (a).
7 (a) Permanent full time employees shall be enrolled as a Proup
in the Ontario Hospital Insurance Plan with the Phmicipality
paying 100% of the premiums, e.fective January 1, 1979.
READ A FIRST, 3ECCND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PA66ED Thla
22nd. DAY OF January, 1979.
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BT -LAW N0. 1710
Being a by-law to set the time of nomination and election of
candidates for the office of Trustee to the Elgin County
Board of Education and the Elgin County Roman Catholic School
Board.
Whereas, in accordance with the provisions of The Act to amend
The Secondary Schools and Boards of Education Act, 1968 and
The Act to amend the Separate Schools Act, 1968, Councils
shall pass a by-law naming the date, time and place for the
holding of nominations and elections of trustees to the Elgin
County Board of Education and the Elgin County Roman Catholic
Separate School Board.
Therefore Be It Enacted by the Municipal Council of the Corp-
oration of the Township of Bayham.
1. That nominations be held on Monday, November 23, 1970
between the hours of 7:30 and 8:30. in the afternoon in the
Cowes' ity. Ball, -Straffordwille, Ontario for
(a) Four Trustees for the Elgin County Board of Education
to be elected by the Public School Supporters of the
Municipalities of Aylmer, Bayham, Belmont, Malahide, Port
Burwell, South Dorchester, Springfield and Vienna for a
two year term of office.
(b) One Trustee for the Elgin County Romar. Catholic Separate
School Board to be elected by the Separate School Supporters
of the Municipalities of Bayham, Port Burwell and Vienna for
a two year term of office.
2. That,in case more candidates qualify for election than are
necessary to fill the above offices, the election, by ballot,
for the same shall be held on Monday, December 7, 1970
between the hours of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon and 7:00
a
d2clock in the afternoon.
3. That the election for the above noted offices be held in
accordance with the provisions of the Elections Act for
municipalities.
Read a First, Second and Third time and finally passed this
2nd. day of October, 1970.
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BY - LAW NO. 1711
Being a by -lar to appoint a Clerk and Treasurer and Tax Collector
for the Township of Bayham.
Whereas Section 215 of the Municipal Act RSO 1960 provides that
Councils shall appoint a Clerk; and
Whereas Section 218 of the Municipal Act RSO 1960 provides that
Councils shall appoint a Treasurer; and
Whereas Section 225 of the Municipal Act RSO 1960 provides that
Councils shall appoint a Tax Collector; and
Whereas the offices of Clerk and Treasurer and Tax Collector
in and for the Township of Bayham shall become vacant on October
313t., 1970.
Therefore Be It Enacted by the Municipal Council of the Corporation
of the Township of Bayham.
1. That Jack Allen Petrie be and is hereby appointed to the offices
of Clerk and Treasurer and Tax Collector in and for the Township
of Bayham,
2. That the said Jack Allen Petrie shall perform the duties as
required by the Municipal Act, and any related Acts, and any
other duties as required from time to time by resolution of
the Council of the Township of Bayham.
3. That the said Jack Allen Petrie shall be paid a salary as
determined from time to time by resolution of the Council of
the Township of Bayham. .
4. That the appointment of the said Jack Allen Petrie to the
above noted offices shall become effective on the 1st. day
of November, 1970.
Read a First, Second and Third Time and finally passed this
2nd. day of October, 1970.
Reeve. 'Clerk.
BY-LAW NO. 1713
TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
Biing a by -lar to provide for the holding of the Municipal Elections in
the Municipality of the Township of Bavham for the vear 1970 and for the
appointing of Deputy Returning Officers, Poll Clerks and Polling Places
for the said Municipality.
U'IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Council of the Township of Bavham as
follows: -
That, provided more persons qualify for election toarfice than are
recuired to fill the various offices, an election will be held on Dec.
7th., 1970 as according to Township of Bayham By -Law No. 1203, and in
accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Election Act.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 1 shall be held at the Parish Hall
in Port Burwell, and that Max Underhill shall he Deputy Returning Officer
and Percy Clarke shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 2 shall be held at or near the
residence of !Norman Light, and that Murray Emerson shall be the Deputy
Returning Officer, and that Norman Light shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 3 shall be held at or near the
residence of George Shearer and that Elton Jackson shall be Deputy
Returning Officer, and that Lyle Lemon shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for,30-rDi.vi-inn No. 41 shall be field at the Township
Hall in 3traffordville, and that H.P. Grant shall -be Deputy Returning
Offic*A and that Blake Wolfe shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 4B shall be held at the Township
Hall in Straffordville, and that Lyle Walsh shall be Deputy Returning
Officer, and that George Cameron shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 5 shall be held at the Corinth
Church Hall, and that Mrs. Roberta Phillips shall he Deputv Returning
Officer, and that Mrs. Mary Beard shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 6 shall be held at.the Eden School,
and that Miss. Catherine McDowell shall be Deputy Returning Officer, and
that Mrs. Blake Caswell shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 7 shall be held at Richmond Church,
and that Mrs. Len Simpson shall be Deputy Returning Officer, and that Mrs.
George Acre shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 8 shall be held at the Calton School,
and that Mrs. Warren Graves shall be Deputy Returning Officer, and that
Mrs. William Shaw shall he Poll Clerk.
And that the said Deputy Returning Officers and Poll Clerks be and they
are hereby authorised and required to hold the said Municipal Elections
in accordance with the Act and to provide voting by ballot at the said
elections'.
And that the Polling Hours for the election on Dec. 7, 1970 for Municipal
and School purposes shall be from 10:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.
READ a First, Second and Third time and finally passed this 2nd, day of
November, 1970.
Reeve Clerk
BT -LAW NO. 171'J
TOWNSHIP OF BA7HAM
B6ing a b7 -lav to provide for the holding of the Mumicipal Elections in
the Municipality of the Township of Bayham for the year 1970 and for the
appointing of Deputy Returning Officers, Poll Clerks and Polling Places
for the said Municipality.
NU 1'T THEREFORE EXACTED by the Council of the Township of Bayham as
follows: -
That, provided more persons qualify for election toaffic• than are
recuired to fill the various offices, an election will be held on Dec.
7th., 1970 as according to Township of Bayham By -Law No. 1203, and in
accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Election Act.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 1 shall be held at the Parish Hall
in Port Burrell, and that Max Underhill shell be Deputy Returning Officer
and Percy Clarke shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 2 shall be held at or near the
residence of Norman Light, and that Murray Emerson shall be the Deputy
Returning Officer, and that Norman Light shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 3 shall be held at or near the
residence of George Shearer and that Elton Jackson shall be Deputy
Returning Officer, and that Lyle Lemon shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 41 shall be held at the Township
Hall in Straffordville, and that H.P. Grant shall be Deputy Returning
Officer, and that Blake Wolfe shall be Poll Clark. K
That the"election for Syb-Division No. 4B shall be held at -the Township
Hall in Straffordville, and that Lyle Walsh shall be Deputy Returning
Officir,-and that George Cameros shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for Sub -Division Ifo. S shall be held at the Corinth
Church Hall, and that Mrs. Roberta Phillips shall be Deputy Returning
Officer, and that Mrs. Mary Beard &hall be Poll Cleric.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 6 shall be held at the Eden School,
and that Miss. Catherine McDowell shall be Deputy Returning Officer, and
that Mrs. Blake Caswell shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 7 shall be hold at Richmond Church,
and that Mrs. Ion Simpson shall be Deputy Returning Officer, and that Mrs.
George Acre shall be Poll Clerk.
That the election for Sub -Division No. 8 shall be held at the Calton School,
and that Mrs. Warren Graves shall be Deputy Returning Officer, and that
Mrs. Willie %Shaw shall be Poll Clerk.
And that the said Deputy Returning Officers and Poll Clerks be and they
are hereby authorized and required to hold the said *micipal Elections
in accordance with the Act and to provide voting by ballot at the said
elections.
And that the Polling Hours for the election on Dec. 7 1970 for Municipal
and School purposes shall be from 10:00 A.M. to 7:00 ki.
BEAD a First, Second and Third time and finally passed this 2nd. day of
November, 1970.
ReeveCloFk-
By -Law No. 1714
Township of Eayham
Feinp a By -Law to amend the fees payable to Deputy Returning
Officers and Poll Clerks for duties performed at Municipal
Elections and for rental paid for the use of polling places
used for municipal Elections.
THEREFORE FE IT ENACTED In, the ?4,anicipal Council of the
Township of Fayham as follows: -
1. That the followinp fees he allowed for officials serving
at municipal elections in the Township of PBvhan:-
Deput•c Ret,irninr Officers ------ 8 21.00
Poll Clerks ____________________ 18.00
2. That the sum of x15.00 be allowed for rental for Pollinr
Places in the Township of Layham.
Th.in. addition ;to -tre above fee, Election Officials be
allowed mileare at th8 rate of .100 per mile travelle in
returning ballot box to Returning Officer.
4. That the Ret,trning Officer he allowed t!,e s"m of $10.00 for
delivering ballot boxes to tre various Deouty Returning
Officers.
5. That all previous by-laws nertaininr to the above fees
he and are hereby res�inderi.
READ a First. Second and Third time and finally nassed this
2nd. da-- of December, 1970.
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BZ - LAW NO. 17-14'
TOWNSHIP OF BATHAM
BEING a by -Law to enter into an agreement with Advance
Container of Canada Limited for the disposal of waste
in the Township -of bayham.
WHEREAS certain tenders were advertised and submitted
for the disposal of waste in the Township of Bayham;
and
WHEREA3 it is deemed expedient to accept the tender
submitted by Advance Containers of Canada Limited.
„-THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED by. the Municipal Council of the
CorooratiorP of the Township of Bayham
1. That the Peeve and Clerk be and are hereby authorized
to execute an agreement with Advance Containers of
Canada Limited under the Seal of the Corporation.
2. The said agreement designated as "Apendix A" is
attached hereto and forms a part of this By -Law.
X&AD a First, Second and Third time and finally passed
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this 2nd. day of December, 1970.
Reeve erk
Schedule "A"
This Agreement made this 2 day of December 1970.
BETWEEN:
ADVANCE CONTAINERS O! CAIiADiA LIMITED,
Hereinafter called the "Contractor"
OF THE FIRST PART.
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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MALAHIDE
THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF SPRINGFIELD
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH DORCHESTER
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF VIENNA
THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BURWELL
Hereinafter called the "MUNICIPALITIES'
OF THE SECOND PART.
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WHEREAS the participating Municipalities (herein called
"Municipalites") have accepted the offer of the Contractor for
the provision and operation of "Waste Transfer Sites" for gar-
bage and waste from the Municipalities.
AND WHEREAS the parties hereto have agreed to enter into
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these presents to more.•particularly set out the terms of the
Agreement between them.
IN CONSIDERATION of the mutual covenants herein contained
the parties hereto hereby covenant and agree as follows:
A. DEFINITIONS
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"CONTRACT" "Contract"
- the word herein, and in
any agreement, bond, specification or condition herein refer-
red.to, means the Agreement to do the work entered into with
the Municipalities by the Contractor, and includes the bond,
the covenants of each of the parties, and any other documents
referred to or connected with the Agreement herein. 0
"GARBAGE" - shall mean and include only rejected,
abandoned or discarded household waste, either animal or ve-
getable, wearing apparel, waste paper, broken crockery and Blas
aware, bottles, cans, grass, cuttings, garden refuse and other
such refuse or matter in packages, containers or bundles, not
exceeding twelve (12) cubic feet per household;
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'WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE" shall mean the Com-
mittee established by the Municipalities which is responsible
for the negotiation and re -negotiation of contract terms and
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for the supervision of the work to be performed thereunder;
"WASTE TRANSFER SITE" means a defined area or
tract of land to which the Municipalities shall bring, or cause
to be brought, garbage to be transferred to compaction contain-
ers at -the site, the said containers to be removed by the COn-
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tractor,to.a waste disposal .site established and maintained by
the Contractor;
"WASTE DISPOSAL SITE" means a sanitary landfill
location or other area where the garbage may be disposed of in
accordance with the regulations established by the Waste Man-
agement Branch of the Department of Energy and Resources;
"ASSESSMENT SERVICES MANAGER" means the person or
persons for the time being filling the office of Assessment
Service Manger for the region or regions encompassing the mun-
icipalities, or the person then acting as such;
"PERSON' "SHALL" "MAY" "HEREIN" "WORK" "WORKS"
"CONTRACT" "CONTRACTOR" "INSPECTOR" "ENGINEER" "WRITTEN" "SURE-
TIES" and "SECURITY" and words used in the singular number or
the masculine gender, shall have meaning and effect as given to
them in the•Interpretation Act of the Revised Statutes of
Dntario.
B. THE CONTRACTOR WILL:
1. Establish and maintain two waste transfer sites,
including stationary compactors with odour suppression devices,
together with compaction containers and open containers suf-
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ficient to handle the waste deposited therein.
2. The location of the said waste transfer sites
shall be approved by the Waste Management Branch, Department,
Of Energy and Resources and by the municipalities wherein the
sites are to be located.
3. Provide the necessaryfequipment,and operators to
transfer,to the compaction containers, ail garbage brought to
the Waste Transfer Site by the Municipalities, or by a Collector
on behalf of the Municipalities, or by any resident of the said
Municipalities, provided that the quantity thereof shall not
• exceed twelve (12) cubic feet per week from any one household.
4. Remove full compaction containers to Waste Dis-
posal Sites.
5. Maintain, jepair and pay all operating costs of
the equipment and obtain licences, insurance and fuel necessar
for the operation thereof.
6. Pay all costs incidental to the maintenance of
the Waste Transfer Sites and keep the sites clean and devoid
of papers and other refuse.
7. Maintain such all weather roads at the sites as
may be necessary to permit the ingress or egress of vehicles.
8. Receive garbage from the Municipalities or
• their respective Collectors during a period of four hours per
day, Monday through Friday inclusive, and on all holidays on
which garbage is collected in the Municipalities.
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9. Erect and maintain suitable signs clearly mark-
ing the Waste Transfer Sites and the hours which they will be
Open for the receipt of garbage.
10. Keep the work as set out herein under its per-
sonal control and shall not assign, transfer or•sublet this
-Contract or any portion `thereof without first obtaining the
consent of the>.Munici.palities, which said consent shall not be
unreasonably withheld.
11. Insure that all work performed under this contract
will be supervi s ed and performed in a manner satisfactory to
the waste Management Committee or its designated representativi.
12. Indemnify and save harmless the said Munici-
palities against all losses, costs, damages, or expenses which
may be paid, sustained or incuired by the said Municipalities
or any of its officers, servants or agents in consequence of
any action, suit, claim, lien, execution or demand arising
from the negligence of the Contractor in the performance of
this Agreement.
13. Assume the defense of, and fully indemnify the
Municipalities, against and from all suits or actions arising
frowt the claim of any person or persons who claim to be
patent"s of any any process used in connection with the work
or of any craterial, plant machinery, tool or appliance used
in or thereon or in any way connected therewith.
14. Together with a Surety Company authorised by
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law to carry on business in the Province of Ontario, to furnih
a Performance Bond to the Municipalities in the amount of 100
of the contract price to insure the complete execution of the
contract by the Contractor. r
The expense of obtaining the bond shall be borne
by the, Captractor. .
15. Insure that someone in his employ will be avail
able to process any complaints and to receive instructions when
necessary.
16. To at all times pay or cause to be paid, any as$-
essment or compensation required to be paid pursuant to the
Workmen's Compensation Act, and upon failure to do so, the
Municipalities may pay such assessment or compensation to the,
Workmen's Compensation Board and deduct or collect such
17. Prior to the commencement of operations, to
produce evidence satisfactory to the MunAcipalities that the
Contractor has obtained and shall maintain insurance from an
insurance company authorized to carry on business in Canada,
to cover his liability for bodily injury and property damage
that may arise with respect to the work being performed underl,
the Contract. Such insurance shall:
( i) be in the joint names of the Municipalit
the Contractor and any sub -contractors)
( ii) shall insure the Municipalities as well
as the Contractor against all clams. and
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demands resulting from or connected with
the execution of the Contract by the
Contractor.
shall have an inclusive limit at least
equal to $500,000.00 and shall remain in
force for the lifetime of the Contract.
18. To insure and maintain insurance at his expense,
against liability, bodily injury and property damage caused 0
vehicles owned by the Contractor and used on the work. The
Contractor shall also, at his expense, insure and maintain
insurance against liability for bodily injury and property
damage caused by vehicles not owned by the Contractor and us
on the work. Such ,insurances shall each have an inclusive
a limit at least equal to $500,000.00. A vehicle shall be as
defined in the Highway Traffic Act.
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C. THE MUNICIPALITIES SHALL
1. Pay the Contractor monthly payments at t6 rate
of one -twelfth (1/12) of the annual contract price, as herein
provided, less all duly authorized deductions. Payment will
be made no later than the sixth (6th) day of the following
month. All payments to the contractor shall be made out of th
funds under the control of the Municipalities, in their public;
capacity, and no mesiber of the municipal governments or any
officer of the Municipalities is, or is to be held,. personall
liable to the Contractor under any circumstances whatever.
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2. The annual contract price shall b6.calculated,
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for each calendar year, on December 31st of each year, at the
rate of One Dollar and Seventy -Four Cents ($1.74) per capita,
based upon the population of each Municipality as'established
by the current revised assessment of the Municipalities.ac-
cording to the records of the Assessment Services Manager for
the region.
Payment for the work done under this contract shall
be revised at the beginning of each year, commencing JanuaryLl
1972, if and when the Consumer Price Index, as calculated by
the Dominion Bureau of Statistics and based on the December,
1969, Index of 165.2 should vary by more than five (5) points
after September 1st, 1971. The bid price shall either be in -
creased or decreased by an amount calculated using the fol -
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Variance _(5 points or more) x bid price per annum
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3. In addition to garbage as herein defined, the
Contractor will be permitted to receive and dispose of waste
from contractors, commercial estAblishments and individual
homeowners, In consideration for this service, the Contractor
may charge a rate of fifty cents (sat) per yard or such other
rate as say be determined in accordance with changes in the
Consumer Price Index, by applying the formula referred to in
Clause C. 2 above, using the Consumer Price Index for December
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4. The Contractor shall have the right of salvage
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and the right to designate the Waste Transfer Sites, subject
to these operations being carried out in such a manner as to
cause no delay in the maintenance of the Waste Transfer Sites.
S. Allow the Contractor. to receive garbaZe for ,
transfer at the said Waste Transfer" Site, in addition to that
undertaken`to be received by the Contractor pursuant to the
provisions
provisions of this Agreement.
THE PARTIES MUTUALLY COVENANT THAT
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30th day of September, 1975, and if desired by the,Contractor
or the Waste Management C—ndittee, or their designated repres
atives, negotiations for a further five year contract are to
be commenced no later than January 1st, 1975, and such nego-
tiations are to be completed by or before*June 1st, 1975.
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This agreement and convenants and conditions herein
shall extend to and be binding upon the successors and assign
of the said Contractor and the said Municipality respectively.
This Agreement shall
be
binding
upon the parties;
hereto from the date of acceptance
of
the said
Tender until th
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30th day of September, 1975, and if desired by the,Contractor
or the Waste Management C—ndittee, or their designated repres
atives, negotiations for a further five year contract are to
be commenced no later than January 1st, 1975, and such nego-
tiations are to be completed by or before*June 1st, 1975.
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This agreement and convenants and conditions herein
shall extend to and be binding upon the successors and assign
of the said Contractor and the said Municipality respectively.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said Municipalities have
hereunto affixed their Corporate Seals under the hand of thein
respective Mayors, Reeves and Clerks of the sa
id Corporations,i
as the case may be, and the said Contractor under the hand of
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its proper officer in that behalf.. <
SIGNED SEALED) AND DELIVERED} ADVANCE CONTAINER OF CANADA
in the presence of ) LIMITED
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THE CORPORATION OF THE
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TOWN OF AY LME R
Per: ...........................
Clerk Mayor
} TOWNSHIP OF MALARIDE
yPer: ..................'...•.....
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Clerk
} VILLAGE OF SPRINGFIELD
} Per: ...........................
} Clerk Reeve
TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH DORCHESTER
Per: ...•......•...•...........•
Clerk Aeeve
} TOWNSHIP F SAY
Per: .. .. ...�"` .'"':::. • .
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rk Reeve
VI E OF VIENNA
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Per: Jl�rs••.•..•••.•..............
Clerk Reeve
VILLAGE OF PORT BURNELL
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Per: ....•......................
Clerk Reeve
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BY - LAV NO,/ ?14�
TOWNMUP OF BAYMM
SUNG a .byeaLaw to eater ' into an apc94ment with Advance
Container of Canada Limited for the disposal of waste
In the Township of Barham o
wHAUA3 certain tenders were advertised and submitted
for the disposal of waste in the Township of Bayham;
and
W it Is deed expedient to accept the tendw
submitted by Advance Containers of Canada Limited.
THMUOU U IT =ACTED by the Municipal Council of the
Carporation of the Township � of Bayham
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to execute an agr*om*nt with Advance Containers of
Canada Limited under the Seal of the Corporation.
2. The said agreement designated as "Apendix AN is
attached hereto and. forms a part of this By -Law.
K AD a First, 3e c and and Third time and finally passed
this 20d* day of Decarber, lM .
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TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW NO.
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A By-law to.authorise cn agreement
with St. 'Thomas Sanitary Collection
Services Ltd. (Garbage Collection)
1970
A G R E E M E N T
THIS INDENTURE made tin triplicate) the y day of
►.�✓'` one thousand nine hundred and seventy.
BETWEEN:
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYRAM
hereinafter called "THE MUNICIPALITY"
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OF THE FIRST PART
ST. THOMAS SANITARY COLLECTION SERVICES LIMITED
hereinafter called "THE CONTRACTOR"
OF THE SECOND PART
WHEREAS the said Municipality has awarded to the said Contrac
the contract for the
COLLECTION OF GARBAGE, ASHES AND
OTHER REFUSE IN AND FOR THE CORPORATION
OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM.
according to the General Conditions set out in Hy -Law No.
agpexed `hereto as Appendix "A", ,the ,said. Contractort haviriq put in
a Tender therefor, a copy of which is hereto annexed, which said
tender was accepted by the Municipality on the I day of
oito,r� , 1970.
NOW THESE PRESENTS WITNESSETH that the panties hereto hereby
agree as follows:
THE CONTRACTOR AGREES WITH THE MUNICIPALITY:
1. To execute and perform the whole of the work herein
mentioned with due expedition and in a thoroughly workmanlike
manner in strict accordance with the provisions of this Contract,
and the said General Conditions and tender, and that in the executiol
and performance of the said work, the said Contractor will carry
out, perform, observe, fulfil and abide by ,all the coIvenants, agree-
ments, stipulations, provisions and conditions mentioned and con-
tained in the said Appendix "A" and tender to be carried out, per-
formed observed and fulfilled by the said Contractor to the sae
extent and as full as if each of thew was set out and specifically
repeated herein.
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2. To indemnify and keep indemnified and save harmless
the said Municipality and each of its officers, servants and agents
from and against all actions, suits, claims, executions and demands
which may be brought against or made upon the said Municipality,
its officers, servants, and agents, and from all loss, costs, charges,
damages, liens and expenses which may be paid, sustained or incur-
red by the said Municipality, its officers, servants and agents by
reason of or on account, or in consequence of the execution anoper-
formance of the said work-or'of the non -execution or imperfect
execution thereof or -of the supply or non -supply of plant or material
therefor.
3. To pay to the said Municipality on demand, all loss
and costs, damages, or expenses which may be paid, sustained or in-
curred by the said Municipality or any of its officers, servants or
agents in consequence of any such action, suit, claim, lien, execu-
tion or demand, and any `honeys paid or payable by the said Munici-
pality or any of, its officers, servants or agents in settlement or
in discharge thereof,, or on account thereof, and that in default of
such payment all such loss, costs, damages and expenses, and any
moneys so paid or payable by the said Municipality, its officers,
servants, or agents, and also any moneys payable by the Contractor
under any of the terms and conditions of this Contract may be re-
covered from the said Contractor or the Surety named in the Bond
hereto attached in any court of competent jurisdiction as moneys
paid at their request.
And to assume the defence of and fully indemnify
the Municipality against and from all suits or•actions arising from
the claim of any person or persons who are, or claim to be, patentees
of any process used in connection with the work, or of any material,
plant machinery, tool or appliances used therein or thereon or in
any way therewith.
!. To furnish a Performance Bond to the Municipality
in the axKm tt of 1000 of the Contract Price to ensure the complete
execution of the Contract by the Contractor. The expense of pre-
paring and executing the Bond shall be borne by the Contractor,
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5. To at all times pay or cause to be paid, any ass-
essment or compensation required to be paid pursuant to the 10ork-
men's Compensation ,pct, and upon failure to do so, the Municipality
slay pay such assessment or compensation to the Workmen's Compen-
sation Board and deduct or collect such expense.
6. Prior to the commencement of operations, to
produce evidence satisfactory to the Municipality that the Con-
tractor -has obtained and shall maintain insurance from an in-
surance company authorized to carry on business in Canada, to cover
his liability for bodily injury and property damage that may arise
with respect to the work being performed under the Contract. Such
insurance shall:
i) be in the joint names of the Municipality,
the Contractor and any sub -contractors=
ii) shall insure the Municipality as well as the
Contractor against all•claime and demands
resulting from or connected with the exe-
cution of the Contract by the Contractor.
(iii) shall have an inclusive limit at least equal
to $500,000.00 and shall remain in force for
the lifetime of the Contract.
7. To insure and maintain insurance at his expense,
against liability, bodily injury and property damage caused by
vehicles owned by the Contractor and used on the work. The Con-
tractor shall also, at his expense, insure and maintain insurance
against liability for bodily injury and property damage caused by
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vehicles not owned by the Contractor and used on the work. Such
insurances shall each have an inclusive limit at least equal to
$500,000,00. A vehicle shall be as defined in the Highway Traffic
Act.
The .said Municipality covenants with the said
Contractor that if the said work shall be duly and properly exe-
cuted as aforesaid, and if the said Contractor shall carry out,
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perform, observe, fulfil, keep and abide by all the covenants,
agreements, stipulations, provisoes, terms and conditions of this
Contract, the said Municipality will pay the said Contractor there-
fore the sums calculated in accordance with the prices mentioned 1
in said tender subject to such annual adjustments as may result
from the application of the per capita rate set forth in the said
tender to increases or decreases in the population of the municipa-
lity on the first day of.january in each calendar year as estab-
lished by the current revised assessment figures obtained from the
records of the Assessment Services Manager for the region. In
addition, payment for the Mork done under this contract shall be
revised at the beginning of each year, commencing January 1, 1972,
if and when the Consumer Price Index, as calculated by the Dominion
Bureau of Statistics and based on the December, 1969 Index of 165.2
should. vary by more than f ive (5) points of ter Sept&ber l st', 1971.
Ther bid price shall either be increased or decreased by an amount
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calculated using the following formula
Variance (5 points or more)x bid price per annum
165.2
The Contractor is entitled to receive monthly payments
at the rate of 100% of the work actually done, less any duly auth-
orised deductions. Payment will be made no later than the sixth
day of the following month. All payments to the Contractor
shall be made out of funds under the control of the Municipality,
in its public capacity, and no member of the Municipality or officer
of the Municipality is, or is to be held, personally liable to the
Contractor under any circumstances whatever.
AND it is understood and agreed between the parties hereto as
follows:
The Contractor shall only be responsible for collection
of such garbage and other waste material in rural areas as is placed
by tha householder as near as possible to the householder's rural
tail box,
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The Contractor, his agents and all workmen anA persons
employed by his or under his control shall use due care that no
person is injured and that no property is damaged in the prose-
cution of the work and the contractor shall be solely responsible
for all damages to person or property including theft, whether the
property is owned by this Municipality or any of its employees.
This Agreement shall be binding upon the parties
hereto from the date of acceptance of the said Tender until the
30th day of September, 1975, and if desired by either party,
negotiations for a further five year contract are to be commenced
no later than January lot, 1975, and such negotiations are to be
completed by or before June let, 1975.
This agreement and convenants and conditions herein,
and in the said General Conditions and tender contained shall ex -
tem, to... and. be binding upon the successors and assigns -of thk said
Contractor Ind the said Municipality respectively.,.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said Municipality has hereunto
affixed its Corporate Seal and the hand of the Reeve and Clerk
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of the said Corporation, and the said Contractor has hereunto affixed
its Corporate Seal, and the name of Robert A. McCaig, pioper officer
in that behalf.
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED
IN THE PRESENCE OF
ST. THOMAS SANITARY COLLECTION
SERVICES LIMITED
Per: !.. :...,. .. ... .. .
THE CORPORATION O$ THE TOWNSHIP OF
HAY HAM
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TOWNSHIP OF EkAYEM
BY-LAW NO.
To provide regulations governing the
collection and removal of garbage,
ashes and other refuse in the Township
of Bayham.
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TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM
BY-LAW NO.
To provide regulations governing the
collection and removal of garbage,
ashes and other refuse in the Township
of Bayhan.
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THE COUNCIL or TES CORPORATION or THE TOWNSHIP or BAYHAN ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1.1 DEIINITIONS
,In this by-law
l.l.l -"Ashes" shall mean the residue of any household fuel
after sudh fuel has been consumed by fire.
1.1.2 "Collector of Garbage": or "Collector" shall mean any
person or persons who, for the time being, has been awarded
a contract for the collection of garbage in the Township
of Bayham .
1.1.3 "Garbage" shall mean all rejected, abandoned, or discarded
'household waste, either animal or vegetable, all household
rubbish and garden clippings. Tree limbs and brush cut in
lengths not exceeding 3 feet and tied securely in bundles,
and empty cartons, crates and packing cases, packaged and
securely tied in bundles not exceeding 3 feet in length,
width, or heighth and not exceeding 75lbs. in weight, .shall
be included in this def initton .
."Hazardous Substance" means a- substance which, l?ecause of
its physical or chemical nature or'because of the form in
which it exists, may explode or become ignited easily and
cause intense fires.
1.1.5 "Householder" means any owner, lessee, tenant, occupant,
restaurant or person controlling the property under
consideration.
2.1 GENERAL
2.1.1 No person shall throw, deposit, or place, or cause or
allow to be thrown, deposited, or place, upon any street,
Littering highway, walkway, lane, alley, park or other public piace
Streets within the Township of Bayham, any dirt, filth, garbage,
etc. ashes, animal or vegetable matter, manufacturing or com-
mercial waste or other refuse.
tA .2.1.2 No person shall suffer or permit the accummulation upon the
premises owned, leased, occupied or under his control, of
Accummulation any garbage, litter, waste materials, animal or vegetable
of Refuse matter or any other matter or thincj6, which in the opinion
of the authority having jurisdiction is or maybe endangering
public health, life or property.
2.1.3 Every householder shall provide and maintain in good
repair sufficient receptacles to contain all ashes, garbage
and other waste material produced in or emanating from
Receptacles each dwelling, restaurant, apartment house, public
'institution or other building under his control. Each such
receptacle shall be of a dtrsign and material approved
by the Clerk of the municipality and shall be covered,
shall be of a capacity not exceeding two (2) cubic feet
or 75lbs. in content weight, and shall be provided with
handles so designed that the said receptacle may be quickly
and conveniently handled by one span. Notwithstanding the
foregoing, plastic garbage bags may be used provided, such
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bags shall be securely tied and the content thereof shall
not exceed two cubic feet in volume, or 751bs. in weight.
Not more than six (6) regulation cans or tw6lve (12) cubic
feet will be picked up each collection day*.
2.1.4 Every householder and restauranteur shall thoroughly
drain all free liquid from all kitchen and table waste
kitchen and wrap it well in paper or other acceptable material
tt ste and deposit such waste in receptacles used exclusively for
garbage.
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No
person shall
suffer or permit any hazardous substance
Hazardous
to
be deposited
or placed in any garbage or ash receptacle
Substances
for
removal by
the collector of garbage.
2.1.6 No person shall pick over, interfere with, distrub, remove
Picking or scatter any ashes, garbage, waste materials, or any
Over other article placed out for removal by the collector,
Prohibited 'whether contained in receptacles or otherwise.
2.1.7 Notwithstanding any other provisions of this By-law, the
owner or owners of any apartment house, row housing, town
housing or other multiple dwelling, shall provide for the
Multiple tenants thereof, a bin or other receptacle sufficient in
Dwelling size* to contain the garbage of all tenants, properly stored
Containers in receptacles as mentioned in Section 2.1.3 or this by-
law and constructed so as to preclude the entrance of
fliest rodents or other animals.
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3.1.1 The collector shall not be required to collect more than
twelve (12) cubic feet of "trade waste" on any collection
day. `Trade waste" is defined as abandoned, condemned,
or rejected product, by-product, manufacturers' or
builders' waste, packaging or the spoiled stock of any
wholesale or retail dealer. All trade waste in excess of
twelve (12) cubic feet shall be collected and disposed of
by, and at the expense of, the consignee or owner of such
materials.
Where such materials are delivered to the public
disposal area provided by the collector of garbage the
materials shall be disposed of at the expense of the
consignee or owner. The public disposal area will be
available for this purpose for a period of four hours daily,
Monday to Friday inclusive, legal holidays excepted.
Cl COLLECTION REGULATIONS
4.1.1 During the period of the contract every householder in a
village or hamlet, shall on the day of collections place
and keep all receptacles at the curb and shall return the
receptacles when empty to his own premises. the collector
of garbage shall cause all receptacles placed and kept in
accordance with this by-law to be emptied and returned to
the place from which they were taken, provided that in
any commercial area served, by an accessible lane or alley
in the rear of the premises, collections shall be made from
such lane or alley, subject to Section 3.1 hereof.
Where With respect to rural collections, every householder
Receptacles shall place and keep all ashes, garbage and other waste
to be material as near as possible to the householder's -rural
Placed. mail box on the day of collection.
4.1.2 One collection per week shall be made from each premises,
Regular within the Corporate limits, provided that the house -
Collections holder -has complied with all provisions of this by -slaw,
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4.1..3
Additional collections may be made by the' collector,
provided that such collections shall be undertaken at the
expense of the householder. The collection of kitchen or
Additional
table waste from any premises, in any week, in excess of
Collections
the content of six (6) regulation receptacles shall, for
the purposes of this section, constitute an additional col-
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4.1.4
The Collector shall, without charge, remove all ashes,
waste paper and rubbish, exclusive of excavated materials
or *trade waste", from all charitable institutions, and
Intitutional
other public buildings owned and operated by, or on the
Charitable _ ._._.
sole behalf of the Township'of Bayham, subject to the
and public
provisions of Sections 2.1.3 and 4.1.2 of this by-law,
building
provided all waste paper shall be securely -tied in bales
collections.
or biundles not exceeding 75lbs. in weight. For the
purposes of this section, the collection of ashes, waste
paper or rubbish in excess of 12 cubic feet or the con-
tents of six,(6) regulation receptacles in any one week
shall constitute an additional collection.
4.1.5 No employee of the collector shall be required to enter
Employees any building, private dwelling, apartment house or tene-
Prohibited ment, ascend or descend any stairway or enter any elevator
from hoist or lift for the purpose of carrying out or returning
entering thereto any receptacle. This section shall not preclude
buildings. any agreement between the collector and householder for
provision of such services.
4.1.6 No employee of the collector shall demand or accept any
No• gifits#; gift, • gratuity., ..payment -or consideration whatsoever -for ,
gratuities, services rendered save and except such wages'ari,sing from
payments his employment with the said colr4ecto.T.
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4.1.7 Nothing in the by-law contained shall prohibit the col -
Time of lector from collecting and disposing of any garbage, ashes
Operations and other refuse at any time, exclusive of Sundays.
5.1 PENALTIES
5.1.1 Any person convicted of a contravention of any of the
provisions of this by-law shall forfeit and pay at the
discretion of the convicting magistrate a penalty not
exceeding $300..00, exclusive of costs, for each such
offence. Every such fine is recoverable under the
Summary Convictions Act, all of the provisions of which
apply, except that imprisonment may be for a term not
exceeding six months.
6.J INCONSISTENT BY-LAWS REPEALED
6.1.1 Any by-laws inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
7.1 EFFECTIVE DATE
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7.1.1 This by-law shall become effective and take force+frons
the date of the final passing hereof.
1970.
READ a First and Second time this % day of A.D.,
READ a Third time and finally -passed this 2, day of
b�4A-"JW-A.D., 1970.
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By. -Law N o . 1718
Township of Bayharri
Beim* a by-ojaw to confirm all actions of the Council of the
Township of Bay'ham for the year 1970.
BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Mmicipal Cotuxcil of the Corporation
of the Township of Fayhatn, that all actions by the said Council by
by-laws and resolutions for the year 1970 be and the same are
hereby approved and confirmed.
Read a first, Second and Third time and finally passed this 17th.
day of December, 1970
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