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Bayham By-Laws 1974
Bayham Township By- Laws NO* 1808 1847 19744 IJ /;7() �V - LAW NO. 1808 Being a Py -Law to prohibit parkin r on cortain streets in the Tovm shin of Payham A. FSE' IT M ACTED PY THE COTIT CIL OF TTHE CORP�O ATION OF rluv-,' TOS S.THIP OF BAY11VII. 1. (a) " " Shall �nclnde common a^ ,yah i ^ ?^ i h ►ay a''r4qr.' : parkway, driveway sq'iar:, mare, hid e, vi.ad� ^t or trestle, desir7 ed and intended for, or use b t, -Q ,rer:eral nub'► is .for the nassare o� v�..a� .�.:.s. { b ) "Ve+hi c? e"' it cl udes a motor v�h i cl .. . �, trail -or, tra^tier enfrine, Farm tractor, road _b illinp, -machine and any vehicle drawn: , P "o'>.yZ? daa or dr7 ven b-- .,aln�r Qf" il'!uscu,-lar nower, h'.... rot i cltudinT the mrs~ of electric c 0, steam rai wags r�. �ri,n� orl n7on rails M ( c ) "'" or "Parking", �, �- �,rher prohibited, .mnar s the st andi:-> o� a vehicle, wj"cst other oAcu led or �? e -cep ,� n not, t W -,,en s..a.:ding temporarily for the nurposn of and whip a„+. �I�,r. e;�rar-ed in loading or unloadinc,, merchandise or pas er��-ers. 2. driver of ani- vehicle shall not drive the vehie-le 'within five hung ed feet Y t � t { 5C� 0 o.� any buil rdir p, wl i „h i s on. fire, re r or 1n he or sh drive s.. ch vehicle ©ver or Y. , s� gal a�.ross a: y Line or hose laid by the firemen at an.y firms F � "� �. , and the ire Derartmer.t s.lal?? ve the rzrht when a fire occurs to palace signs on the. Fi .hwa or, .� ,'c� te h� ildin.g on fire is sit'.jate, and any adjoini.ug Ffiphwa;,r which mair be deemed necessar - for t'__e n-urpose, closing_*sic parts n4' hiph.wa-s to traffic u_:t' l t.e f ;ire is otit, and. the driver of vel".". -le shall rot pass such sin or annr ach nearer to the .fire than s•_ ew. s4 F— �. t'o ntrson shah dark a vehicle or permit it to sta:, on: s -.,es or portions of struts hereinafter d.esiCnated: Re-istere! Plan 205 f'or the Vil-1 a e of 5traffordville First Strect .- '"Torg: side - between 144 mhwa1, "o. 10 aid des t Street. . Any person v.oatin a.*:y of the rravisio;s of t' --law shall bo $1_ rust t' a n::nalt,• on convi cti on thereof in the di srreti on of the convictin- Magistrate o. -,P not Tess than Five Do tars (%5.0%,'.-,') and to not more than Fifty Dollars, , Dollars($5-'.00) £C� ?S1Vef Gf�stS a�'"' S" �.. such -penalties act costs shah be recoverable ,Ln der the tario Summar- Convictions Act. 5. This P --.--Law shall become effective upon approval of the Department of Tran sn o rt . READ A I`IRST,- SECOND VTD THIRD TTME A."D 7ISIA11Y PASSED r,IS 7t -. DAY OF Jari,gar-. , 1974. w t BY - LAW NO. 1809 CORPORATION OF TSE TOWISPTF OF BArl'A*4 R ei.nC a Bir -Law to declare land r ri. stere4 'or arrears of taxes t, be required for manic; pal purposes. V.11EREAS the Corporation of the Townshi.� o.-' Bayharn ��.-� cause to be. r y Fi stered a Tabes Arrears Certificate at-ain st Fart Lots �. A� 2 �� R Flan 22 for the Villa7e off` Richmond more Hart. r►��� a� � escrib R,d � ? '^ '� in the attache-' "A" *o this P Y -law. (Asses ert, Ror XITD 1-11HEREAS tre aforegnentin ed Tax Arrears 7- rtficate was reristercd in. t:ke Rer-istrrr Divi.sior of EIF7 _n (Fo. 11) as .1n. 160,--41 nee November 20, 1472. ReeA!"D WHEREAS . aswre e ived Prom u31:e "'-inistr-T of Treasu-,r, Econoni.cs Tr""crroverr_"ental Affairs prior t -the rn €ri strat l on o' the a_f nremcr t 1. or en,,. TamArrearst',r� � ' �'� #- •,,• E, t+ the �t4�^_�. ^ipnumber _ 3 al . � mb r TR 7 2 Al"M `77REAS the sai..a lap s have r,'"t l-, . sincns of the Municipal Aff'airc-, Act. AND IE'?EAS this larA 'gas beer_ n e" as thn Ric��on ? Fall Par'- ,. �nuo,al vicars. _. A"*D W1 EREAS It is now deeme " desirable t?"at t i.s land be requi.reel for municipal n"�rpose s to remain in use as th� e Ri. c'.1hmond Ball. Parr . TI'ER.EFORE PE T'" EFACTED By TYE 1 NICIPAL C�j�"'"TL OF 77E (',f?P?0PATT(_*' OF THE TOV S.V IP CSF BAYI'A 1. That t�:e lan.'.s vester4 in the :":arse op t!7o n,in..lc nali ty of t -r-% Corporation of the Toimshi.n of Ba -10 -am by vi.rt,.4e cfTax Arrears Certificate TR 72-3, e�d recristerel in VA -_e Registr-,- Divi.sior of El -in (I�ir�. l�_ .�f.. der No. 160041 on eS� t�? a November 2f), 1972, mor party c e _aarly described in Sc'.'�juln "An att, cl r •, a a and � c�rmz..�7 a hart oI' t -,-.Js P -,--Law, ho and t''e same are bcreb- r�rwrsi"�.e,, to he muni citral lands owned b r t -e said Cor^orat.ion.• 2. That the aforementioned lads h� 3et aside for ,,ase, as t' --e Richmond Fall Par' 3. That the Treasllrer be authorized to strike the a-~o-znt of Ore HI. Bred a l -d Do($1-.2.fal�� b...i llars r.froars o-' ...� taxes and accr.�erl n^naiti.es of TR 72-3 from t:,e re' the arcord of Vw,_e munici.nalit -, R.FAn A FIRST, SECOND A"'D TURD TTME A''D FTNALI,Y PASSED TTS ?t -'- DAY 07' Januan?, 1074. C 1 • • f • • / • • � fVIMFJr f I ALL AND 3II4'GliLAIt t1lat parcel cr tract of land andr p emises situate, lying and being in the Township of Bayhams Y a'n, in the County of Elgin and beinjr composed of a part O the north part of Township ha.p Lot Dumber Une Hundred and Lleven (11.1) south on Talbot Road East and tieing part--, of L(ts, Nwnbers Two (2 ) and Three ( ' 3}, east of said Lot 21 and described as Lot 1t=ber 1 in registered deed ,Number 10,661, Bayham, accg; ordinto reCistered Pian N amter 22, for the 'tillage of Richmond and whici, parcel cr land may be Y more parti- cularly described as follows: CO3,11vENCUM at a point in the south limit of Talbot Road 30 feet 6 inches east of the north east angle of Lot 2; TIiEIdCE ATHERLY 205 .Feet 6 inOI;e ; to a point on the north limit of Church Jtreet ; which said 4 point is 140.3 feet from the South East angle of Lot 2; .THENCE EASTERLY along the norti: limit of Church Street 218 � feet to the point of :intersection thereof with the line of a fence forming; the eastern limit of the Riciunorid baseball Park • a THENCE, 14ORTHEItLY alone; the said last mentioned line of fence 59 feet to a point on the limit between Township Lots 111 and 112, which point -is 251 feet 6 inches South , Easterly alcng said limit from the South limit of Talbot Road; IIIIIIIII THENCE 1401 TH WESTERLY along the line between said T • ot�mship Lots 11I and 112, 254 feet 6 inches more or less to a point in the south limit of 3'albot Road; THENCE WESTERLY along; the south limit of Talbop Road 88 feet 3 inches more or less to the place of beginning - • SUBJECT TO a right of way for all purposes and at all times, over, k along and upon a strip of land twelve feet (12t) wide and beim; the most westerly twelve feet (12 t) of the lands herein above .W described and running front Talbot toad to Church Street, CHURCH ,. I 0 6 STREET PART OF LOIS I&2 !/ILL 'OF R ICT-i� TOWNSHIlir-, OF DAYHIAM. • k /709f ':� xtw§ 11:1000, 11) mot JAN 2 51974 In 00 13 11 (5) Ontario Ministry of Treasury, Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs IACAL DIVISION Field Services Branch August 8, 1978. 495 A chmond Street 7th Floor Landon. Ontsr#o N6A SA9 5191438-7255 Reference your submission of: August 1, 1978. Mr. J. Petrie, Clerk -Treasurer, Township of Bayham, P.O. Box 160, #19 Highway, Straffordville, Ontario, NOJ 1YO. Dear Mr. Pet.rr.ie Re: TR file 72-3. In response to the above -referenced sub:..fission, enclosed are copies of the following documents duly approved on behalf of this Ministry: W. one duplicate original copy of by-law a by-law to require the property for purposes. WMF:sr Encl . (1) Yours truly, 1809, municipal TOWNSt- �,, r bAYHAM. W. Michael Fenn, Field Services Officer, London, Ontario. BY .v IAW NO* 109 a + Imd r - aar11- for 4"W"9404 -a at figs to bsd for i — rte►= UW 0+creo�a at tsar �'+a�uiir oz39m "+�► a �s art neeft Law s I 2 f at for QW Y at Bdq ard,"Immy Old r Sol la t� to t�xias 4="* Mv N** 7 go ANDI�iAd #� ,ata�"Ibo d, T&x tri►�it"i � d SA t D IV141= at NO 11 � ito. � as mt �r ID, 19724 dstr�r� AND �I'il��S ate, a�lpi'�0►raLl� ra�r+�d frac tb* �l�tiartt�r +" ''+aul� Bor�rtarl.as 7aactar�r+�awrtta. 1ttY`sirs to tiro ra�r a ct3aac of tb�r �ct+sa Ytia�►+ad Tam �Or�trs +ate tbwt arwloipa3. 7R 72 • 3+ AND 'iWiiRi�iids %be sdA UwAs hmm wt be= r mdesmd wAw the pralriimm St Oe Amle4ml Attic Act* ANDSAS Dia► 1md bas bem used as the read Ball PoRk raa s AM it is aws�t ssd darad.r� Uats � be r A r�Md 'for I I"I Pus to VMS W XT BY 'tai WWC IPAL Ct' Cn Or 'ice CORPMAUM or lu 3or 1* That the Ian" v la tS S� Ot %A6 WAIdaAM] I at t C ars lastot theT ora P a�t�grs Ta�ac of 13do N-0 111b'daw d i�at ' Di�eiadac so 31 it ed art A aat� to arre�cd I +a p at this B1r*Lml be and the asArrr wo horsb7 to bio .� Im" owed by the mid � UCK e 2e That tic► lids be, aat a4for mm as tbo RicbmU111 ftrk o 3• !!" t1M be ifwd%o RL24k LM Ww"L of Q116 gmde�d ind DoZlVYLI� �4.bJ►? bdtK the a:'rwri 0�7oi'1M�d um St !'!'al Li1M Z'�OMrllmd ad 61N DAY CD' Jmuary t! 1974" 1; J. A. Petrie, Clergy, of the foreging to be a true 16U9 as assed by Council "MOVED VED MINMM OF MUMV. MWAM AND IWFRGnMNWWAL AFFAIRS AUG - 81978 the Township of 'L=ayhan; l hereby certify copy of Township of A:ayhan. �: y-»�t�r Io. January 7* 19749 e Schedule "A" attached to and forming Pam of Township of Ba haa� By -Lair j 1809. Y ALL AND SIidGUL`jIt that parcel or tract of land and premises situate lying and being in the Township of bayham, in the County of Elgin and being compo; e(I of a part of.' the north part of Township Lot Number One Hundred and Eleven (111) south on Talbot Road Fast and being parts of Lots Numbers Two (2) and Three (3), east of said Lot 2, and described as Lot Lumber 1 in registered deed Number 10,664 bayham, according, �o registered Plan Number 22, for the 'tillage of Richmond and which parcel or land may be more parti- cularly aescri bed as follows: C0114ENCING at a point in the south limit of Talbot Road 34 feet 6 inches east of the north east angle of Lot 2; THENCE SOUTIIERLY 245 feet 6 inches to a pont on the north limit of Church Street; width said point is 140.3 feet from the South East angle of Lot 2; THENCE EASTERLY along the north limit of Church Street, 218 feet to the point of intersection thereof with the line of a fence forming; the eastern limit of the Richmond Baseball Park; THEPICE NORTHERLY along the said Last mentioned line of fence 59 feet to a point on the linjit between Township Lots 111 and 112, which point -is 251 feet b inches South Easterly along said limit from the South limit of Talbot Road; THENCE NORTH WESTERLY along the line between said Township Lots x.11 and 112, 254 feet 6 inches more or less to a point in the south limit of 'Talbot hoed; Y. THENCE WESTERLY along the south limit of Talbot Road 88 feet 3 inches more or less to the place of beginning - r. • SUBJECT TO a ri f;nt of v;ay for all purposes and at all times, over, along and upon a strip of land twelve feet (12 t j wide and being the most westerly t ielve feet (121) of the lands herein above described and running; from Talbot Road to Church Street, I ... STREET o _. s- 0 P tRT OF LOT� 1 2 ILLAGE OF RIC, ------- TOVVNS�mr-j O�7 BAYHAM. E Fore 100-69 omm io The Corporation of the Township of Bayham BY-LAW No►1Q = to authorize the borrowing of S Whereas the Council of the Township of Bayham (hereinafter called the "Municipality") deems it necessary to borrow the sung of ; 3 50, 000• to meet, until the taxes are collected, the current Therefore expenditures of the Municipality for the year; she.—Refer to the estimates An d Whereas the total amount of the estimated revenues of the yearthe adopteddt; Municipality as set forth in the estimates adopted for the year 19, Do is if not. to those of last year. $ 821.,55?• (1De'ete this ,paro,Frapl, it not And Whereas the total of amounts heretofore borrowed for the purposes appierabie.) mentioned in subsection (1) of Section 329 of The Municipal Act which have not been repaid is S 185t000- 85t000, Therefore the Council of the Township of Bayham hereby enacts as follows: SEAL 1. The Head and the Treasurer are hereby authorized on behalf of the Municipality to borrow from time to time by way ofprancnisrory note from CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANY OF COMMERCE a sum or sums not exuding in the aggregate; 350,000 - to 50,000• to meet until the taxes are collected the current expenditures of the Municipality for theear, including the amounts required for the purposes mentioned in subsection (1) of tion 329 of the Municipal Act, and to give on behalf of the Municipality to the Bank a promissory note or notes sealed with the Corporate Stas and signed by the Head and Treasurer for the moneys so borrowed, with interest at such rate as may be agreed upon from 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 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 and preceding years or from any other source ,which may lawfully be applied for such purpose. Passed this 7 day of Janua" 1974 THE HEAD OP THE MUNICIPALITY t, 'ERIC . I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of By-law No. 1810 of the Township of Bayham 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 7 day of January As Witness the Seal of the Township of Bayham SEAL. 19 74 U TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY - LAW NO. 1811 Being a By -Lax to appoint Fence -viewers and Pound -Keepers in and for the Township of Bayham for the year 1974, WHEREAS The Municipal Act, provides that these appointments be made; BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by .the Municipal Council of the Township of Bayham, that the following be and are hereby appointed to act as the following officers for the year 1974:- Fence -viewers Tony Csinos, R. R. 2, Vienna, that. Rayson, R. R. , 6, Tillsonburg, Ont. Leo Pressey, R. R. # 1, Eden, Ont, Weston Holtby, R. R. j 1, Eden, Ont, Steve Stefan, R. R. j Ron Phillips, R. R. # 1, Vienna, Ont, 6, Aylmer, Ont, Robert Gregson, R. R. Alonzo Hagell, R. R. j 12 Straffordville, Ont, 4j Aylmer, Ont. lPhilip Ritter, R. R. 1, Vienna, Ont. Pound-Keeoers Verne Soper, Vienna, Ont. Wm. Howey, Straffordville, Ont. Roy Green, R. R. 3, Tillsonburg, Ont. Clarence Milmine, R. R. 1 Eden, Ont. -Robert Gregson, R. R. i 1, itraffordville, Ont, Ray Woodworth, R. R. 1, Port Burrell, Ont. Julius Francia, R. R. 1, Vienna, Ontario. a READ a First, Second and Third time and finally passed this 7th, day of January, 1974. H �.�---`C 1 erk i TOWNSHIP OF BATHAM B2 a L&W NO. 1812 Being A By -Law to appoint certain officers in and for the Township of Bayham for the year 1974, BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Municipal Council of the Township of Bayham in regular session assembled: - 1. That 'Wilfred Harper and Roger Casier shall be Valuators of Livestock and Poultry killed by dogs to act indepsnd- eptly of each other, provided however that where the value of livestock or poultry killed shall be in excess 0 of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) they shall act together and both affix their signatures to the report and shall be paid at the rate of $3.50 per hour and .30fk per aile one way for the use of their automobile, 2. That Gibson, Linton, Toth & Odor jan shall. be Township Solicitors. 3. That 'Waiter Felson shall be Drainage Commissioner at a salary of $3.35 per hour and .300 per ails one way for car. READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TAKE AND FINALLY PA3sSD THIS . 7th, Day of January, 1974. s P Clark r MUNICIPAL VORLD L"ATED, ST. TMOMAs, ONT. 0 No. ?z._ 1�..�....._.... THE MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS ACT The..._ CORPORATION OF�THE TOWNSHIP IP - OF µBATHAM __.__ Onaft .sr of nwidwWy w bwd) BY"L AW Ne._.1 l .�..... BEING A BY-LAW TO AUTHORIZE THE SALE OF LAND The – -.____.--W- 9,11--_- ------------------- -of the__.._._____C01WJUT10K Mon C PowS or 3 n—d d Trusts) ...................----_�.._.�`a_s.._...oF.....$�► (t~ *am of ahoickmay w saw.0 enacts that— in ul The land hereinafter articular) described namely,_all and �:�:;.. that _.premison _situate v _ lain and------ --__._. being all that certain parcel of land and premixes situate, ly g ......... ............... ......... ......... .... .................. ................. ._._._._._...._-----..._._.................._.....�._.�......._._..,...._.__�_�.�. and being Lot number twenty»six on the south aide of Gray Street, ._... ......................................... ................................................................................................ .._............... w..... Plan 258 in the Village of Eden, in the county of Elgin and Province of Ontario* be sold to.____.........Mr ..wJ ......... earill.. M_..�._.�.___._.w_.._...._.._._ .............w....._.....�.�. ......._. kw for the sum of wja_.Kundrad..And.»/000 andthat ... ......................---.....– --- _. _.._-._---_-----.and__.. Oman Mow.. a� a Ck ....' �. .---............... ......... C...................hereby authorized to 0awet Ckft w seerm") execute such documents as may be necessary therefor, and to attach the Corporate Seal the mto. (sem) Approved by The Ministry of Treasury. Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs �,. . p".n?TET1 MINISTRY OF TREASURY. ECONOMICS AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS APR 3 01974 • .._.�.. ........ ...... • Read and Passed in open meeting this :'.�..�....�..------.-.-.day of Feb. 1974 W6�. (C wft w %="wl! 11Twir fe� MUNICIPAL WORLO LIMITED. !T. TNOMA:. QNT. N01..l... 72 t « N1.«I....!_..«w THE MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS ACT he....CO"ORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYBAM ttaeert a of nvNW kv, ar OawO + BY-LAwP_ Nos-1$1�:.«._.. c BRING A BY -LACY TO AUTHORIZE THE SALE OF LAND The .___............00.9 114-- _ -------------------- of the..._....___.CORPORATI0i!i__ • (hoM C4wK i er iced of Tra mm) ..«.__.--.-. -- ..... a'..__.�' (town Came of ma dclow y of )bard) enacts that -- The land hereinafter particularly described, namely..._.�..:..�...Sin ul.ar that --.�4r,n „parcel or............. trct __of .land and .,premises situate,. _lying. and ..... ........... .. ....... ............... .. ... ... __. ..._..... 't being all that certain parcel of land and premises situate, lyin N........---.............................................................._..---........,........................_......._........._.._._..__..__..........._._......_.. and being Lot number twenty-six on the south side of Gray Street, _....... ........................................................... ............... h............................................................. I..............__.... Plan 258 in the Village of Eden, in the County of Elgin and ...N........................................................*�...................._............................................«.»...... _ ..»....N.. ». N.............. Province of Ontario. ........................................ ........................................ __r•_..__._.pa.._..'«_..«. N.. N...«N__....._... N...N........«_........._....N ..M......................................M... _....... N.............._.«......M....-......._M..N........................M................... .MN «_....N.i.MM .M....N.N....................................................._.................................. r..... _........... _.........................._.._N.. N_.. _....i.YN be soldto. Mr. Jax..... Neville ..._....__.....__... ................ «........N.Nr..... for the sum ................. __00 000 ........ ._ ..�....�..._.... andthat the ................................... .. _..... W_........_............................................................and._..,. (Mentz mayor. Rave ar Cb fi *) ..l. .............. N.......... CLERK LE.....................M..N............................... hereby authorized to (laerst Clerk or seeretw r) execute such documents as may be necessary therefor, and to. attach the Corporate Seal thereto. (Seal) Approved by The Ministry of Treasury, Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs ----------•--A-APPARIVO-VE----------------- MINISTRY Of TREASURY, ECONOMICS AND INTOGOYERNMENTAI. AFFAIRS APR 3O 1974 ............... ....... Read and Passed in open meeting this ..............day of. ...NN...1974 ckt.)raa. >Rwee.aiAr Chahum) ... N..N__...N _._.N r• ../'..��� .N .. «..N._------- (cult W Tal? • THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY-LAW NO. 1 5 A By-law to Expropriate Certain Lands from Clara Anne Marshall. WHEREAS by virtue of Section 336 (1) of The Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1970. the Council of this Corporation is empowered to expropriate lands required for the purposes of the Corporation. AND WHEREAS the lands hereinafter more particularly described, being Lots 6 and 7 on the South side of Second Street and the West side of West Street and part of Second Street, all in accordance with Registered Plan 205, are required for the purpose of enlarging the Municipal Road Department Garage and providing ingress and egress to the said Garage by means other than King's Highway No. 19. AND WHEREAS the report of Charles L. Mackenzie, Q.C., Inquiry Officer appointed under the provisions of The Expropriations Act, R.,S.O. 1970, Chapter 154 as amended, has been duly considered by Council pursuant to Section 8 (1) of the said Act, and Council has approved the proposed expropriation. BE IT ENACTED AS BY-LAW NO. 1815 OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM that the lands set out in Schedule "A" hereto be and they are hereby expropriated from Clara Anne Marshall, and that the: Plan of the premises prepared by John B. Dodd, O.L.S. dated August 21, 1973 be forthwith deposited in the Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin. READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME and FINALLY PASSED this 4 day of March, 1974. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYNAM, Acting Keeve or SCHEDULE "A" TO BY-LAW NO. 1915.OF THE. CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM, ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises, situate, lying and being in the Township of Bayham, in the County of Elgin and the Province of Ontario and being comprised of part of Second Street as closed by the Township of Bayham 0 By -Law No. 1301, and Lots 6 and 7 on the South side of Second Street and the West side of West Street all in accordance with Registered Plan 205, said plan being on file in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin, said parcels containing by admeasurement 33,417 square feet, be the same, more or less, and are more particularly described as Part 1 and Part 2, all as shown on Plan by John B. Dodd, O.L.S. dated August 21, 1973. 0 0 g :p. M act �o 0 Orj z D r xxH t�! n O 0 o � H r O O V3 x b r hZ*PLAW NO* =_.. • .r e. 9--� - A - % W IT , r %,mRiL3 the Townships of Bayhaa and Dererhas have entered into an a srearent f or thee asd repair of certain portions of the HJ -15F. uat�► tocuing the 8Road between the said TaiaahiW and it necessary to ratify and confirs the said sV,mvmmtg and to authorise the Reeve and Clerk to execute the samwe. THRRRFOR$ the )bm4 cipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayhm enact$ as follows: That the AVreSant betwom the 0. dated the 4 day of March 1,974 a true copy of tdieh a r�eemmt is hwvto attached, and forms a part of this By -1&w, be and sam in hereby ratified and cont3xm ed, and the Reeve and Clark be author- ised to execute the am* on behalf of this Corporation, and to affix the Corporate Seal of the Township of Bayhom hereto. XW a First ti.m March 4* 1974. XW a Second tiaae March 4 v 1974• READ a Third time and finally pasa�rd thi0 4th* dad of March, 1974* Vivo, .4 . . Q114 TO ♦ e AL B i• L A W Nt3.11116,,�,„ 13 the Tom- Lps opt' B,grhat N have entw ed Ifte an apwim st. for the Mainof owto In paruaw at the ��► falwAimtiro Rodd brtt sa the said Towd On and it smasssto r it rm d saran' izu the said a4pc a and to axtl o�iss tbs wo Md Cl wk to mitts tAlbwosem. T ii�iFt ow ass simi MCLI► at the CorpoMUCS at tbe TowshlD of Bawhm enacts as t• That the Agrosment taro Toms-bl ps at Bawhm UW ►hart dated the 4 &W of a Uve OW at Ift h is �Irt�r a�tts�abad, Fwd fWft a pert at SM Byal s be SMsons ►bar rartUled and t'j sed t e Rem sM Cl at 10 sseldr ■ Imod to sxsarult-i! the sme an blit at %itis acrd to affix tho at SM Thyo. BEAD at First time ' 4 i 1974• RM a -*aa�d Um PAN 4, 1974* RM a Third Gins sad fisa111 passed this 4the day at 9 1974• t El ,, THIS AGREEMENT made in duplicate this 4th day of March A.D. L974. BETWEEN the Municipal Corporation of the TOWNSHIP OF DERERAM of the first part ASND THE Municipal Corporation of the TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM of the second part. WHEREAS under the provisions of Chapter 284 R. S. 0. 1970 Section 410, the Corporations of adjoining Municipalities, may enter into an agreesent for the Maintenance and Repair of any Highway forming the Boundary between such Municipalities- whereby each of them undertake for a term of not exceeding Ten Years, to maintain and .keep in repair any portion of such Highway. AND k"_."°.EAS the laid Townships have joint jurisdiction over the Boundary RVd between the said Townships and it is deemed expedient to provide for the division of the said Highway so that each Township may be responsible for the Maintenance and repair of a portion of the same. NOW THEREFORE this agreement witnesseth that in consideration of the premises and mutual covenants and agreements hereinafter contained the parties hereto agree each with the other as follows: 1. The Township of Dereham shall build, maintain and repair, and be responsible for that portion,of the Boundary Road between the said Townships, being more particularly described as follows, that is to say: COMMENCING at the westerly limits of the Tenth Concession Road in the Township of Bayham, thence westerly along the said Boundary road to a point where the Deviated Townline between the Townships of Dereham, Bayham and Middleton, intersects the said Boundary road. 2. The Township of Bayham shall build, maintain and repair, <d be responsible for that portion of the Boundary Road between the said Townships, being more particularly described as follows:- that is to say: COMMENCING at the Westerly limits of the Tenth Concession Road in the Town- ship of Bayham, thence extending westerly along the said Boundary road, to the point where the boundary road between the Townships of Bayham and Malahide, intersects the said Boundary road between the Townships of Malahide, intersects the said Boundary road between the Townships of Dereham and Bayham. 3. Each Township shall finance and have full control and supervision over all the work undertaken on its respective portion of Boundary Road, and any subsidy which may be allowed by the Ministry of Transportation and Commun- ications of the Province of Ontario on such work, shall belong to the Municipality accounting for the Expenditure. 4. This agreement shall continue in force and shall be binding upon the said Townships until the First day of March A.D. 19 $4 5. This Agreement shall become effective and binding on the said Townships when confirmed by By -Law of the Council of each of the said Townships, and such By -Laws with a copy of this agreement attacbed shall be registered, in the Registry Office of each registry division in which such Highway or any C P Y I a S0 00.040000 portion thereof 'is situste0 6. After the registration of such saveharsless the other frost anyloss orch Township X11 Indemnify and repair of the portion which it hie assusyd�e arising fsas the want of WITNESS the Corporate Seals of the said Corporations and the heads of respective Reeves and Clerk. SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED IN THE PRESENCE OF Reeve: Dere'han Tow ship Clerk: Derehan Township * A 0 ..... ....+ low O � 3. 40.r Ca �rt n 0 1 A H'I..LAW to adopt a Plan for the continued functioning Of the Bayham Council in the event of a peacetime emergency, WHEREAS Sub -Section 2 of Sectic n 4 of the Emergency Measures Act states that each municipality is responsible to foruMlate a plan for the continued functioning of municipal 90TOrumeat and the necessary services of the municipality in the event of an emergency. N6W THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY ENACTED b the Y e Council of the Township of Bayham as follows: I. The Peacetime Emergency Plan with Annexes A, B and C is hereby adopted as the Peacetime Emergency Plan for the Township of Bayham. This plan, is hereby attached and forms Appendix "A" to By -Law N o . _ 1817 PASSED IN OPEN COUNCIL this lsto day of April, A.D. 1974. READ A FIRST, SECCKD AND THIRD AND FINALLY PASSED this lst. day of April, 1974, etrie)---Clerk I s s TOWNSHIP OF BAS COUNTY OF ELGI�t PEACETIME EMERGENCi PLU 1. - To Plan 'tor the continuing co-ordinated operation of those Services required in an apprehended or actual peacetime Emergency. 2.,,A - Municipal tasks shall be: 3. as The most expeditious RESPONSE, by all required Services, to the emergency, b. the immediate establishment of CCKTROL, by the local Government, over all Emergency Operations, C • the immediate institution of on-site CCKV_MWANCZAW controls, so that only authorized personae are permitted in and out of the Emergency Area, therebyensuring emergency operations are'not impeded and that additional casualties are prevented, do immediate action to eliminate, wherever possib a sources Of POTENTIAL, DANGER within the emergencyareal Includ- I ,sang personnevacuation when considered necessary, e. the RE CUE of trapped persons, fe on-site first aid treatment of CASUALTIES including supervised evacuation and balanced distribution to area medical facilities, go the provision of those SOC�AL„ SER'VICBS considered essential to persons affected by--t-He incident, includ,. ing Emergency Services personnel, and h* the dissemination, as soon as practicable, of factuual official information; to the following: (1 Officials involved in X11 the news media, and (111 concerned individuals mation. the Emergency Operations, seeking personal Wor- C.G.j The subject Group will be responsible for providing essential Services and Direction and Control of all Emergency O�pperations. It shall be comprised of the following position incumbent Deputy; s R their 1 «. Reeve Fire Chief Medical Officer of Health E.M.Q. Co --ordinator Council Members Ontario Provincial Police Building Inspector Welfare Officer (Council Member) The puurrppose gf this Group is to ensure an immediate and con- tinuous exchange of ideas, information and recommendations thereby providing for comprehensive action decisions by the Reeve 6R the e senior elected official present. The E.O.C.G., will assemble at the Municipal Offices or any designated operations control site. 4. DECLARATION OF AN EMERGENCY The Reeve, or his/her Deputy, should he/she be absent or inca- pacitated, -"--y upon consultation with the E.O. C.G. , declare an emergency to exist and may, for the purpose of this Plan, designate any area within the municipality as an "Emergency Area". in the event of such a declaration, he/she may, also autho- rize any or all of the following actions a. the evacuation of "Emergency Area".blaildings considered danger- ous o: of persons considered to be in danger, b. the dispersal of persons within the "Emergency Area" Vho are considered to be in danger or whose presence impedes emergency operations, c. the disc�,rtinuation of any Service/Utility, without reference to any municipality consumer, where continuation of such Service/ Utility may ccnstitutg a public hazard, within the "Emergency Area", d. provide Welfare Services, on a temporary basis, for any resident regU, rirg assistance due to displacement resultant of the emer- gency, and e. the call-up and 'utilization of any or all Municipal personnel, equipment and material. 5. In addition, the following actions may also be initiated if consi- dered essential: a. request from the Chairman of the St. Thomas -Elgin E.M.Q. , Exe- cutive Con-aittee, the use of all or part of the STEEMO resources, b. request personnel Mn d equipment assistance of voluntary and other agencies not under Municipal control: i.e., St.John, Salvaticn Arty, etc., c. the establishment of an Information Centre factual L f ormation to the news media and tions to the general public, 2 - for the issue of authoritative instruc- -3- d. the establishment of a Reporting and Inquiry Centre to issue information, on all respects of the emergency, .to concerned individuals, and e. institute a system whereby the balanced distribution of casual- ties to area medical facilities, is ensured. b. Should the implementation of the aforementioned actions be insufficient to control the emergency, Provincial government assis- tance may be requested as detailed at ANNEX "C", to this Plan. 7. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PLAN The plan may be implemented resultant of any real or appre- hended peacetime emergency, by any member of the E.O.C.G., initia ting the "Emergency Alerting System", which assembles the E.O.G.G., and places all essential emergency service in a "State of readi- ness". The -Emergency Alerting System will be activated by authoriz- ing the Fire Service to commence the telephone alerting format. $. EMERGENCY ALERTING SYSTEM The member of the E.O.C.G., activating the Emergency Alerting System shall provide direction to the alerting agency in keeping with the steps detailed at ANNEX "A", attached. 9.0 RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS (i a. The Reeve --will be responsible for the general direction and control of the Emerency Operation. He/she will utilize his/her entire Council in this respect, by the delegation of specific responsibility and authority. He/she will at all times be guided, in the exercisinLunm of his/her responsibilities, by the advice provided by c l and the E.O.C.G. All Council and E.O.C.G., members Will report to the Reeve unless otherwise directed. (ii) a. the Clerk -Treasurer will, in the absence of the STEEMO Co --ordinator, assume his local funtions and responsibi- lities, b. as prime municipal employee, co-ordinate emergency opera- tions, C. advise Council on Government legilation and financial matters, and record all Council proceedings, d. co-ordinate the collection, collation and dissemination of factual information, and e. provide the conveniences and equipment required for the efficient operation of the E.O.C.G. - 3 - a 4 — the Ontario Provincial Police shall be requested to ensure the following: a. movement control of personnel within the Emergency Area, bo traffic control into, with and out of the Emergency Area, C, enforce personnel evacuation when such has been author- ized by the Municipal Council, d* in consort with the County MOH, advise area hospitals of the estimated casualty loads, e. maintain law and order within the Emergency Area and any E.O.C.G. , designated Welfare Facility, f. arrange for additional Police support, if and when such is considered necessary, and g0 arrange for on-site first aid and ambulance service, as required. (iv) the Fire Service will compile and maintain a current tele- phone numbers, listing which will permit that Service to expeditiously implement the Emergency Alerting System as detailed at ANNEX IV. Further, they will compi a and maintain a similar listin of those numbers re uiNr d should requesus for Additional Aid become necessary. ANNEX "C" deta±ls the required action for requesting Additional Aid. In addition the Fire Service will: a. conduct all npe.rations associated with the fighting of fires, b. activate the Mutual Fire Aid System when necessary, C, alert the County Fire Coordinator, d. determine the need and arrange procurement of, additional equipment and supply requirements, e. provide equipment and manpower for pumping operation, f, provide resuscitation equipment and qualified personnel as required, and go protect local water supplies and watercourses from poll- ution. - 4 - (v) (vi) - 5 - the Onta:10 Hydro Commissions shall be requested to: a. when authorized by the Municipal, Council, discontinue such public utility services that are considered to be a public hazard, b* prc,wide alternate supplies of public utilities where necessary and practicable, and co action, comparable to those outlined in a., above, sh6uld be the subject of separate agreement between private utilities suppliers (Union and Medina Gas), and the municipality. the Roads Denartme t will: 0 a. provide warning flashers and road barricades, when and where required, b, provide municipal equipment, vehicles and qualified personnel, C. obtain information on flood waters as required, d. conduct snow clearing and removal operations, e. anpumping equipment and organize such operations, f* arrange for buildings demolition and evacuation operations where required. (vii) the Building Inspector will a* advise on the structural safety of buildings affected by the incident, and b. conduct tests, in consort with other involved agencies, to determine existing hazards in buildings, resultant of explosive, inflammable or toxic agents. (viii) the Medical Officer of Health (MOH) will arrange, a. inconsort with the Police, on --site first aid treatment or qualified medical attention. b. mass immunization, where necessary, co balanced casualty distribution to area hospital facilities, d. potability of emergency water supplies, and e. essential Public Health proclamations. 1 «. 6 .. (ix) the Welfare Officer will: a. when authorized by the Municipal Council, provide.emer- gency feeding, clothing and housing to any person requir- ing such assistance as a result of the incident, bo arrange for the opening, operation, direction and super - *vision of the required Welfare Centres, and C, arrange for assistance, with their Welfare operatil ns, from volunteer agencies. (x) the STEEMO Co-ordinator will: a. make advance arrangements as directed by the Reeve, to meet the needs of the U.C.G., b. arrange, co-ordination of operations procedures, within the E.O.C.G., C, arrange facilities, municipal offices or incident site, to enable 24 hour operation of the E.O.C.G., d. maintain a current copy of the O.P.P. Vital Services Telephone Directory, which lists sources of supplies and equipment that may be required in an emergency, and e. maintain a current listing of local and Provincial. E.M.O. equipment which could be made available to the municipality. 10. SPECIAL ARRANGFMDTT WITH "OTHER AGENCIES" Where special arrangements are required and .made with "Other Agencies" having an emergency task capability, i.e., Telephone Companies, local Industry, et,.:., such arrangements will be in writ- ing and included in this Plan as an Appendix. ll. Where 014Lv th. s Plan is implemented, the STEEMO Co-ordinator will be a member of the E.O.C.G., with a particular responsibility for liaison with the Provincial Emergency Measures Branch, through the EMB Zone 1, Planning Officer in London, Ontario. 12. Should more IbAnone Peacetime Plan be implemented simultan- eously within Elgin County, the STE.IMO Co-ordinator shall remain under the direction of the Chairman of the STEEr40 Executive Commi- ttee and each involved municipality Clerk and/or'Clerk-Treasurer shall assume the local functions and responsibilities of the STEEMO Co-ordinator. -6- 01 -7- 13. DMC71 ON AND CONTROL (D&C a. The Reeve will exercise D&C over all emergency operations EXCEPT in the following two (2) situations, where Provih. cial responsibility takes precedence: (i) where the incident is, or becomes, beyond the cchtrol capability of the Municipality, OR (ii) where emergency actions rest primarily with pro- vincial agencies, ie., air/water pollution, major aircraft accidents, etc. b. Initial response to a major emergency and support to Provincial operations remain a Municipal responsibility, The E.O.C.G., cobld remain in charge of local resources under Provincial Direction and Control. c. On the scene D&C will b service as designated by -Fire Service is prime, etc, 14. REVIEW AND AMENDMENT e exercised by the prime emergency the Reeve, i.e. fire emergency, blizzard - Road 6ervice is prime, This Pian will be reviewed once each calendar year by a mini- mum of three (3 ) members of the E . 0. C , G. , and the Reeve of* the Muni" cipality. Proposed amendments shall be consolidated by the STEEMO Co-ordinator for presentation to the Municipal Council no later than the third regular convening of that Council after the proposed amendments have been received by the co-ordinator. 15, ANNEXES AND APPENDICES ANNE'S "Al' - Emergency Alerting System, ANNEX, "B" - Communications, and ANNEX "C" - Additional Aid lb. DISTRIBUTION E.O.C.G., Members - l copy Deputies - 1 copy Emergency Measures Branch - 2 copies Zone 1, Planning Officer. - 2 copies Municippal Clerk -- Clerk --Treasurer -15 copies STEEMO Co-ordinator - 5 copies ,ft 7 k i - $ - ANNEX "A" to TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM Peacetime Emergency plan EMERGENCY ALERTING SYSTEM 1. Any member of the Emergency Operations Control Group may initiate the Aleating„ System when he/she considers an actual or apprehended emergency warrants such action. The E.O,C.G., consists of the following: 2. 30 4* Reeve Fire Chief Medical Officer of Health E.M.O. Co-ordinator INITIATING nfE ALERTING SYSTEM Council Members Ontario Provincial Police Building Inspector u Welfare Officer (Council Member) The E.O.C.G., member who initiates the Alerting System will: a* contact the Fire department, b. identify himself/herself, C, apprise the department of the emergency situation, and d. direct that the other members of the E.C,C.G., be ,alerted. FIRE DEPARTMENT ACTIONS ° Upd`n being contacted as outlined in 2., above, the Fire Depart- ment will: a* verify the identity of the person initiating the Alerting system, x b. telephone, or otherwise contact, the remaining E.O,C.G., members, or their alternates if necessary, C, maintain a Log of all such telephone or other contacts, and d. when a., b., and c., above, are completed, advise the Reeve of that fact. E.O.C.G ACTION Upon being Alerted, each megtber of the E.O.C.G., will: a* alert the organization/s for which he/she is responsible, b. place his/her organization/s on "STANDBY", OR commit it to a specific emergency operation, c. proceed to the Municipal Officer OR the Emergency Area operations site, as designated, and - 8 - _g - ANNEX "A" continued; d, upon arrival at c., above, report to the Reeve. OL O.P.P. (Tillsonburg) Bayham Fire Department Township of Bayham Office Clerk J. A. Petrie Road Superintendent -Mac S.Gibbons Building Inspector-Wm.Underhill W RATFOOr Residence Twp. Shed Residence Residence ZeL1- I 40 nith 5 0 866-5800 866-552. 866-3622 866-3524 866-58+3 Councillor Ronald ee " 817-2735 3s Councillor Vane Chute n 874-4513 Fire Chief Harald Dennis Business 866-3061 Residence 842-3110 Deputy Fire Chief Robert Grant " 866-3322 Elgin County Social Services Dept., St -Thomas 631-1570 • Ontario Hydro Aylmer 773-8.28 Ministry of Transportation & Communications(London) 451-5400 Medical Officer of Health (St.Thomas) 631-9gpp Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital 812-3611 Ambulance Service 842-8"8 - 9 - f. - 10 - ANNEX "B" TOWNSHIP Peacetime COMMUNICATIONS to OF BAYHAM Emergency Plan 1. It is essential that adequate reliable communications be available to the E,O.C.G., Emergency Services, etc., for Emergency Operations. 2. The Clerk -Treasurer is responsible to ensure that adequate commu- nication facilities are provided, subject to the financial r#stric- ti_ons set by the Muuiicipal Council. He will arrange with the local telephone company, for additional services and m&,* . - , :-.ance to be provided, on a priority basis, in an emergency situation, 3. The E.O.C.G., must have a capability to communicate with: a. Emergency Services, b. Senior levels of Government, C. Members, away from the Group, and d. Sources of Additional Aid, F 4ERGENCY. COMMUNICATIONS - The prime means of emergency communications will be the tel phone, with two-way radio back-up where possible. ` As the normal two--wa�� radio facilities, available within - a munici- pality, a~ e restricted by frequency to specific Services, i.e., roads, utilities, etc.,it w.J.11 be necessary to seek additional two-way rad�.o equipment and operators. This assistance may be arranged through the STENO Co-ordinator OR the Police, from the following sources: a. Elgin Amateur Radio Societ�J, RS_J This organization while operatn mainly base stations has a limited Mobile radio ca.- pabtlity and has volunteered their services, within their ca- pability, to assist the Municipality in an emergency. b. General Radio Association GRA) - This association has an ex--- tensive mobi'e radio capability and has volunteered their ser- vices, within their capability, to assist the Municipality in an emergency. Radio communications beyond the County boundaries will be arranged by the STEEMO Co-ordina�'or. 5. Standard Broadcast Stations - The SB stations normally listened to by County residents provide the best means of reaching the Public enmasse, as quickly and frequently as necessary. With the prior approval of Lhe Reeve, the Clerk -Treasurer will ensure that only P and comprehensive information is passed to SB stations for } broadcast to the Public. - 10 - 1? - ANNEX "C" to T OWN SH IP OF B AYHAM Peacetime Emergency Plan ADDITIONAL AID 1. Paragraphs 5., and 6., of the Plan detail the circumstances under which Additional Aid may be sought. 2. LOCAL AID A. Individuals (Directed OR Volunteer) Where additional manpower is required; a. Police - The Police Chief may call out auxiliary .members of the force to perform police duties when an emergency exists. Such members of the auxiliary who have been regu- larly appointed and approved by the Ontario Police P Commission are covered under the Workmen's Compensation Act. b• Fire - The Municipal Act, (Municipal Act (RSO), Section 354 (i), 25, RSO 1970) Paragraph 43), provides that By. may be passed by the Councils of individual munici- palities "for regulating the. conduct and enforcing the assis ante of persons present and the preservation of property at fires". When theappropriate By -Law has been enacted, the Fire Chief may call out bystanderx to assist in an emergency and such persons so directed are covered by the Workmen s Compensation Act. c . Reeve - may call out the Citizens. - in urance itizens General Volunteers -when such persons are covered against ury or death, by Municipal arrangements with the Workmen's Compensation Board ,OR private insurance Companies. (ii) E.M.O. Enrolled Volunteers - whenrior approval or t eir use has been granted by the Proincial Solicitor General which ensures coverage of such; volunteers by the Workmen's Compensation Act. B. Agency Volunnte_ ers The STEEMO Co-ordinator will assist concerned Emer4ency Services in locating and contacting volunteer agencies, utili- zing records maintained by his office. C. Local Industry and Business The Municipal Clerk -Treasurer will co-ordinate all requests for aid from local Industry and Business. r, 5. 12 - 3• OUTSIDE AID All requests for assistance beyond the Munic' will be made to the Provincial Emergency Mea 1 al jurisdiction in Toronto, - EXCEPT ranch ranch (EiKB EX a. where mutual aid agreements exist, i.e, Fire bo wherEw working arrangements exist with Pr and agencies, i.e., M�&C, O.P.P., etc,, ovincial departments C, disposal of explosives, i.e., DND oRo.p.P ..... • , and d. search and rescue assistance, i.e, O.P.P. 4. EMERGENCY MEASURES BRANCH EMH The EMB required to co-ordinate all re assistance, including requests for Federal'aid, for externa, the Armed Forces. , such as use of RegUeSts for such aid should be made throu following, in the priority order shown; gh ONE of the a. STEEMO Co-ordinator, b. Zone 1, Planning Officer, EMB London, OR c • EM Duty Officer, Toronto. ' Fire Department will maintain a current to ing for the positions shown above, lephone number list_ When aid is requested, EMB will require the following Mowing infor- a. the actual, up to the minute situation, b. assistance required, C• operations priorities, d. state of municipal resources, e- special equipment requirements, f. estimated duration of need, and g• any other pertinent facts which will provide for a co sive situation evaluation by EMB, mprehen- ADMINISTRATION a• Per§onnel - The Reeve will ensure that the E.o ervices and any additional manpower are aware of+the r resG. Emergency ponsibilities respecting Administration, Operations D res - and Control. , erection - 12 - V d _ 13 - b. Control of Enuipment and Material - In many cases assist will consist of Equipment and Materia], only. It therefore Ce becomes incumbent upon the Municipality, as the borrower, to establish strigent control over the use of such Equipment and Materials': This may best be accomplished by "signingout" the Equipment and Materials to the user Emergency Seviced holding that Service responsible for its maintenance and saanX keeping. C. Mar'shallingArea (MA) - The Reeve shall designate an MA to which all incoming assistance will report, lapon arrival i n t Municiu��pality. The MA should be easily identifiable to thoSehe liar with the'Municipality and have a manned reception Office which will: (i} report arrivals to the E.U.C.G,, and Emergency Service when necessary, y s (ii) brief incomingpersonnel re:- the situation meals and accommodations, ' assign billets and arrange feeding, (iv) despatch equipment, material andersonne 1 P 1, (v) "signa out" and material to user Services, etc. - 13 - N CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY-LAW N O . / o i Being a By -Law to regulate the conduct and enforce the assistance of persons present and for the preservation of property at fires WHEREAS by virtue of the Municipal Act RSO 1970, Chapter 284, Section 354 (1) para. 43, Councils may pass by-laws for regulat- ing the conduct and enforcing assistance of persons present and for the preservation of property at fires. AND WHEREAS the Corporation of the Township of Bayham has by By. Law No. 1?46 established the Township of Bayham Fire Department. AND WHEREAS the members of the Township of Bayham Fire Department are volunteers. AND WHEREAS it, from time to time, becomes necessary to call upon additional persons to assist in the fighting of fires. THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAN 1. The Fire Chief, or person acting in that position, shall have the power to regulate the conduct of all persons in the area of, or spectators at fires within the Township of Bayham, 2. When deemed necessary, the Fire Chief, or person acting in that position, shall have the authority to request and enforce the assistance#%uch person or persons as may Abe required to assist in the fighting of a fire; and when so requested that person: or persons shall be considered to be an employee of the Township of Bayham. 3. The Fire Chief, or person acting in that position, is hereby empowered to take any action he deems to be necessary for the preservation of property at any fire within the Township of Bayham. 4. All persons contravening Sections 1 and/or 2 of this By -Law shall, at the discretion of the presiding Judge, be subject to the penalties as set forth in the Municipal Act RSO, 1970, Sec. 466 (1) and (2). Read a First, Second and Third Time and Finally Passed this G day of 4h 4�. , 1974. Clerk a w BT • 1AW eco. 1819 CORPOUTIC8 (F TKI TOWSHIF! OF BAYM BZnG A BT•L W to stop vp and *lose and sell a street or all ey In the Varlet of 11dumd in the Township of barbas. the Omicipal Act R.3.09 19709 Section 443 (1 ) (a) ,gives aurth trity for,mmicipalitum to stop up any higher or part of a ltl�jr• "'D i tb* *a elpal drat k *, *Q* 1970, Um 461 (1) x1ves authority for moi. cipaliti" to sell that p*rUaer of a b l aimM r 1ch is So stopperd up. TVIWOU BE IT =ACTED by the Municipal Comell of the Corporation of the TwAnship of gym; 0 1. That portion of the street or alt know as Centre S�„arort 1 and being situate in the H=et of Riad according bo P par* 22 no" icul.aril d*"ribad sa feliowe: Com ncin at the nom oast a of to Moate black ee the R sd nth aide of Church 3tr et; Thence south westerly along the taster lini.t of do block a distance of ' f est; Thewao south 1 e cular to the mouth easterly bewada� of :�� easterly a distance of bb fast Thenc aerth "ste rlUo—Jst ar the aorto westerly lindt of X. Cross Blook and W. Church block ar distance of 264 fest; Thence north westerly along the southerly licit of Church Street a distance of bb feet nere or leas to the plat♦ of beginning, be stepped urs and closed. 2. That the above street or alloy be offered up and sold to the abutting land owner or owners. 3 • 'Shat the Mae" and Clerk are hwvby authori s+ to execute and deliver coav+eysaa�ce of the said lands under the Corporate Seal of the icip�tli. Nto the said ab�utti.n land ower or owners for the aver oftoOO end #as o1 by4aw f n+a a w and conveyances in coamection th * RZAD A F'IAdT AND $SCOND TDO THIS 6thclay of fty, 1974* RUD A► '!'BL.M TIM AND F3 -Z --AU PASUD THIS day of fn 1974* ff& WE pap a� A r a 4 2 �b 4 COUNTY OF tWIN BY -Law No. 2313 *y BY'-LH.w TO UUNFIRM BY -.1. higof' No. 1819 OF `l'Hr `M'NN, %i1P OF BhYHh bL I N U it t3Y - l.ti , `1'0 STOP UP tiN J U LOS.; hhl ll 5L LL It S".1 xr r" i' OR t L" Y IN *IbL hlil1,LT OF RiU-A� AV IN TH.:, '20'►iN6ril? OF LiftYtiiMo•. WHtkLtiS the Council of the Township of Bayham on the bth day of May, 1974, x.i). aia pass by -Law No. 1319 to stop -up ana close ana sell a street or alley in the namlet of Richmond in the 'Township of dayham more particularly ciescriAea in By -Law No. A19 of the 'Township of 8ayham, a true copy of which is hereunto annexed. AND WhLk-t:r t; pursuant to the provisions of the Muni- cipal xet the said Township dy-Law shall not have any force until confirmed oy a 3y -Law of the Council of the County in which the Township is situatea, passea at an ordinary meeting of the Council helc. not later than one year after the passing of the zy-Law of the Council of the '.township. tea D y*tHz;RtAS application has been made to the Uouncil of the Corporation of the County of Elgin for a By -Law confirming the said Township of i3ayham 6y -Law. NU;: llit;RLFURP� the Council of the Corporation of the County of Elcrin enacts as follows: THAT icy -Law No. 3319 of the Township of bayham being a by -Law to stop•up and close and sell a street or alley in the Ham:iet of Richmond in the Township of Bayiiam, be and the same is hereby confirmed. RLili a first time this 27th day of June, 1974. RwW a second time this 7th day of June, 1974. RLtw a third time and finally passea this 27th day of June, 1974. H. L. Johnson, Uierk R. L. lake, Warden I, H. L. Johnson, Clerk of the Corporation of tit* County of Elgin, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of By -Law No. 2:313, passed by the Council of the said Corporation on the 27th day of June, 1974. t0=0 osw� �W 61r. L. Johnson, County Clerk. BY ,. LAw No. 1819 CORPORATION OF THE T0WNSHIP OF BAYHAM BEING A BZ -LAW to stop up and close and sell a street or alley• in the Hamlet of Richmond in the Township of Bayhame WHEREAS the Municipal Act R.s.o. 1970, Section 443 (1) {c) gives authority for municipalities to stop up any highway or part of a highway. AND WlikUiZAS the Municipal Act R.9.0. 1470, Section 461 (1) gives authority for municipalities to sell that portion of a highway which is so stopped up. THEWORE BE IT ENACTED by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Townshtp of Bayham; 1. That portion of the street or alley known as Centre strut lying and being situate in the Hamlet of Richmond according to Plan Igo. 22 more particularily described as follows: Commencing at the north east angle of L;. Z,:oore .block on the south side of Church Street; Thence south westerly along the easterly limit of S. Moore Block s distance of 264 feet; Thence south easterly perpendicular to the south easterly boundary of S. Moore block a distance of 66 feet; Thence north easterly along the north westerly limit of S. Cross block and W. Methodist Church block a distance of 264 feet; Thence north westerly along the southerly limit of Church Street a distance of 66 feet more or less to the place of beginnix.g, be stopped up and closed. 2. That the above street or alley be offered up and sold to the abutting land owner or owners. 3. That the Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorised tb execute and deliver conveyance of the said lands under the Corporate Seal, of the Municipality to the said abutting land owner or owners for the ma of $1O0.00 and expenses of by-law, notices and conveyances in connection therewith. READ A FIRST AND SECOND TIME THIS 6the day of May, 1974. READ A THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS day of -h) 1974. �l 0 t M BY ,. LAw No. 1819 CORPORATION OF THE T0WNSHIP OF BAYHAM BEING A BZ -LAW to stop up and close and sell a street or alley• in the Hamlet of Richmond in the Township of Bayhame WHEREAS the Municipal Act R.s.o. 1970, Section 443 (1) {c) gives authority for municipalities to stop up any highway or part of a highway. AND WlikUiZAS the Municipal Act R.9.0. 1470, Section 461 (1) gives authority for municipalities to sell that portion of a highway which is so stopped up. THEWORE BE IT ENACTED by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Townshtp of Bayham; 1. That portion of the street or alley known as Centre strut lying and being situate in the Hamlet of Richmond according to Plan Igo. 22 more particularily described as follows: Commencing at the north east angle of L;. Z,:oore .block on the south side of Church Street; Thence south westerly along the easterly limit of S. Moore Block s distance of 264 feet; Thence south easterly perpendicular to the south easterly boundary of S. Moore block a distance of 66 feet; Thence north easterly along the north westerly limit of S. Cross block and W. Methodist Church block a distance of 264 feet; Thence north westerly along the southerly limit of Church Street a distance of 66 feet more or less to the place of beginnix.g, be stopped up and closed. 2. That the above street or alley be offered up and sold to the abutting land owner or owners. 3. That the Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorised tb execute and deliver conveyance of the said lands under the Corporate Seal, of the Municipality to the said abutting land owner or owners for the ma of $1O0.00 and expenses of by-law, notices and conveyances in connection therewith. READ A FIRST AND SECOND TIME THIS 6the day of May, 1974. READ A THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS day of -h) 1974. �l 0 0 13 0 40 , by •• LAV NO* M9 ?ICN Or US TMMV O` BAMM XXINO A BY"& 4* ago up Md 4Uft Wd SBU arwi t or alley Is the �� ti�iw�rae d is tm T+ is ip of Bir . the 9301 Aot 1*3* * IMs So tiara 443 (1) (a) give* acct tY rw aALio pral,iti" to p up my him or pst of a hisum. AND tw Wstisipal Act e3 Os 19700 j"Wo +6l (1 ) giv" authority tar rNrdti" to Neu that part3ert or a 1W 1W i t* is so art. ___ _A vp* of tw Taw p at 'h ; aP 1." peftletattmsu"torknow"Wit"3 am bel" sisit""in % at X:Ld 416%010 o so* 22 aWO ponied", oni � 1wtd air follows: Wasam at t" ash i off'` 3. Clow An OW aids of vb Strom; qw Mt tM OW=Ar 1bd% at` S. W U� a disti�06 W3470044# to the 96WA irrr +rpt'rirc+s AZE a astum of b ; tea acs oamuW1=41tho north wstwly ,Madt► at A. cBlocMd WO31eft a discs we of ► f"t; Thsaoe assU wa►st arab the srwtt rrlX lindt of orirrrh Stmt oo l,T&i' to bad14W �� W al 3. That tw abov st ren or aUsy to Wiii Wil 61 vp a" mu ?a va tNla l�rrd mow a —WWI" 3. !!tet iM YwWN ani Clulc am bemb WaatismirM e.* am +MiiNr sa'a�1 * st �sM so" LOA* Under tip coq mal at ilO /fi�i�i�ali:W900 o tint amid aborti� land wart W� w�eW for tr wat am au a� bar-�l,a�r. artiaM !a +�t,lea am="*jai o�vw��s a. ABA A #IM AND SUM TIM 'K bb* day of # 19740 D A UID TIM AND MALU PA&M TH13 day at �i 1'�'?�►. PIZZA:.' The Tillsonburg News, Tillsonburg, Ontario. 4 Gentlemen: April 89 1974 e Roose print the following in your paper as April 12, lq, 26 and May 3rd. :-a THE CORPORATICK OF THR TC 'SHIP OF BATHAh NOTICE OF CLOSING OF RUD CA Take Notice That: 1. The council of the Corporation of the Township of Baybas intends to pans a bylaw for the stopping up of the following road allowance That portion of Centre Street (unopened) between Church Street and John Street in the Village� of Ri ct�nd, Flan 22,, 2. Any person who clam that his land will be prejudicially affected by the bywlair shall be heard in person or by his counsel, solicitor or agent providing that he applies to be s heard not later than the o 6tho day of Plays 1974. » Dated at Straffordville this 5th* day of April, 1974, Yours truly, J. A. Petrie, Clerk. JAP/vv J.A.Petrie Clock, Township U Bayham April 8/74 0 The Aylmer Facpress, Aylmer, Ontario. Gen tlemen : Please print the following in your paper of April la, 17, and May 1 s t . .. THL CORP'+O ATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAZNAM NOTICE OF CLOSING OF R ALLOWANCE Take Notice That: 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham intends to pass a by -slag for the stopping up of the folly road allowance • That portion of Centre Street (unopened) betr oon Church Street and John Street, in the 'pillage of Richmond, Plan 22. 2. Any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially aff acted by the by-law shall b* heard in parson or by his counsel, solicitor or agent providing that he applies to be heard not later than the 6th. day of May, 1974• Dated at Straff ordville this 5th* day of April, 1974 • J . A . Petri. a Clark Towship U Bayhm Yours truly, J. A. Petrie, Clerk. JaP/w R. R. / 1 Aylmer, Ontario March 28, 1974' The signature below has no objection of having Centre Street closed from Church Street to John Street R. R. # 1 Aylmer, Ontario March 28, 1974 The signatures below have no objection of having Centre Street closed from Church Street to John Street, Trustees of the Richmond United Churchs a/ WEi / •� • i� I � i L7CPRE88 -- Wed., April 1 Aylmer MissionaryNews Church Aylmer ftpust Church merge last Sunday "Salvation is of our God...: The Triumphal entry of MOMing was entitled, "The and of the Lamb" will be the' Jesus into Jerusalem was the ' In 3edtts' last days it was mat DrQtys'oi Juts". cry of the martyred multi- baekground for the morning ' tude:s who commit them- � ery trying. - many people selves to ,Jesus Christ as Lord -Cservhurch, at the Aylmer Baptist Church, Sunday. The impor- „tkserted him when the pres- during the Great Tribulation tance of recognizing the sure of Calvary came into the (Rev. 7:9,10). symbolism of the "ttcene. We think they were Pastor Y , event in terrible in dol such a Douglass Gray noted today s world was empha- ng thing, that having palms in their sized but we are no better if we hands as they stand before At the event ng 'treat him casually and do not the heavenly throne of God is reaction 'and response service, the Put Him first In our lives a reminder of the acclama- personalities ponce of uY tion of the Lord Jesus as Ki gathered In Events ng around the cross served as by the masses on the day of setting for the sermon. pri l0 -Young People's at His triumphal entry into At the morni 0 p.m.; Teacher's and Jerusalem an that Cirst Palm ng.service Mr. Helper's evaluation meeting Sunday. Archie Wright sang for Daily Vacation Bible ( Monde eveai the gates of the Temple". y ng, a fine On Thursday evening at 8 1 at the church at 9 p.m. number of men from Aylmer p.m. the annual Maunda Apra] 12 - Youth banquet in and area attended a Mission- Thursday service will be het oronto, Leming Aylmer at 8 ary Men's Fellowship dinner with members and friends of .m., if there enough drivers.rally at Zion Missionary St. Paul's United Church ch person must bring 11.50 Church in St. Thomas. Guest participating. gas- speaker was St. Thomas The Baptist choir will Aprll 14 - Easter Sunday barrister Brian Kempster. present Stainer's "Crucifix- i ise Service at 6 a.m. at A 10:30 a.m. Good Friday ton" with a meditation, fol - ort Brace. service will be held at the lowed by observance of the April 1.4 - Teacher's meet church with the Rev. Mark Lord's Supper. at 8:30 p.m. _ Gripp, pastor of Westminister A general invitation is Park Missionary Church, extended to members of oth 1s CHRISTIAN London, as guest speaker. churches to attend this si if- � � CHURCH Provid>!ng special music will scant service. � be a singing group, .Prism neer South & Caverly Road from Fort Wayne Bible Col- "Palm Paul's United Church e Church of the Back to lege, Fort Wayne Indiana. Palm Sunddy was a tri - God Radio riour The Rev. Grant Sloss of umphant day in the life of CIM 4:30 p.m. Kitchener, district superin- Jesus Christ," said the Rev. EASTER SUNDAY tendent of the Missionary Norman E. Jones, prior to the April 14th, 1974 Church In Ontario, Communion Service last Sun- A a.m. and will 2.80 p.m. -- Church Service preach at the morning ser- day morning. vice of worship on Easter Mr. Jones stressed that a On the third Sunday of Sunday. Christ's greatest triumph e each month the after- came, not during His lifetime, noon service Is in the _ but rather throughout the Dutch language - - - �_____ _� centuries since His death and the 2:30 p.m. service there AYLMER BAPTIST resurrection, as people's lives as ill be special music by the CHURCH have been touched and T Rev. GorRlpn Woodcock changed by Him. B.A., B.D. Glen Skattfeld sang `The w 1 O Palms by Faure, and the E ST. JOHNS Organist: Mr. Wayne Carroll choir sang `hosanna In the W LUTH. A. Mus. Paed. Highest' by Martin. �� CHURCH EASTER SUNDAY S Miss Hazel Pound, 60 April 141h, 1874 p� St., was deceived into 48 Talbot St., West 10 a.m. — Sunday School, membership by letter of G. Erich Griebling, 11 a.m. -- Morning Service. * , Good Friday, April 12th 7:30 p.in. --- Evening Service, transfer from Wesley -Knox a.m. --- German Service — United Church. London. ad Iioly.Communion. The Poop6ls FUIl An invitation from the a.m.--English Service and Baptist Church to attend the Holy Communion. Gospel Tabernacle Maundy Thursday Commun- AS"IER SUNDAY 344 Talbot .Street East ion service at 8 p.m. was prU 14th. 1974 Pastor: Rev. Maurice Fuller extended. The Baptist choir m. German Service EASTER SUNDAY will present excerpts from stud Hnly Communion. April 14th, 1974 Stainer's Crucifixion, and 1 a,rt1. — English Service 10 a.m. — Bible school. Mr. Jones will give the and Hilly Conan -union. 11 d.m. — Morning Worship. devotional message. Sery The ann 1.Ett S 1Se . �. - The Rev. R. A. C. Mills Rector Mr. J. B. A. Slauson Organist and Choirmaster aiundy Thursday. April 11th 30 p.m. -- Crtaai:neinorationt of Last Supper, Good Friday. April 12th a.m.--Meditation on The Seven Last Words. EASTER SUNDAY April 141h, 1974 '.� 3.111.--Iluli' Communion. I 1 am. -- SuT,� Eurharist. CHURCH Corner Elm & Oak Streets Rev. D. E. Gray, Pastor EASTER SUNDAY April 14th, 1874 10 a.m. --- Sunday School. ,1I a.m. — Morning Worship. Rev. Grant Sloss, speaking. 7 P.M. -- Evening Service. Good Friday Service 10:30 a.m. Saturday. April 13th 8 p.m. -- Youth Rally. t'011E and HEAR "A -MEN" Sung by a 35 Voice Choir — at CALTON BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY, APRIL 14th -� 7,30 p.m. Also" TRE MALE VOICE CHOIR; LADIES GROUP, SOLOS, DUETS, INSTRUMENTAL NUMBERS An Offering will be received for the Organ Fund 10c WELCOME TO ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 14th 6 a.m. ---- EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE at Port Bruce 9:45 a.m. — Church School' .i 11 am. — Easter Services "The Four Easter's" "HALLELUJAH HE IS RISEN" CORINTH-SPRINGFIELD PASTORAL CHARGE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. Cecil M. Jardine, B.A., Minister MAUNDY THURSDAY - 8:00 p.m. in St. John's Church, Springfield EASTER COMMUNION for the Pastoral Charge EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES CORINTH 9:30 a.m. — SPRINGFIELD 11:00 a.m. "Our Risen Lord, Saviour and King" SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC All are Welcome 10c of London Psychiatric Hospi- tal will be the guest speaker. The service will be followed by breakfast at St. Paul's. Everyone is welcome. Several local women at- tended the annual meeting of the London Conference UCW held in Woodstock this week including Mrs, Sloan McCon- nell, president of Elgin Pres. byterial UCW. Mrs. George Nunt directed music for the two-day event. An electrically -operated film screen has been donated to the church and is installed in the Assembly Hall in memory of Miss Pat Woods. A public address system is presently being installed in the hall for the use of all groups. "Prism", a six -member coikraporary sing- Miriam Frey, a student at the college, Is one ng group from Fort Wayne Me College, Fort of the members of the group. Other members Wayne, Indiana, will pirticlpit in a regional are Debbie Gerig of Indiana, Dawn Hanni of Youth Rally at Aylmer Mlss146MY Church on Ohio, Bill Lowry of Indiana, Marilyn Rohrs of Saturday, April 13 at 9 p.m. Aylmer resident Michigan and Tim Stephenson of Indiana. Area Masons • Hold Ni ht At Aylmer T� On Saturday, March 30th, µ;or Bro. Roger Partlow; Rt. Ex. Comp. Leo J. Gent Q.C., Ladies' Night was held at Wor. gra. James B. Wright; ylmer Masonic Temple. Rt. Wor. Bro. Hugh le, of Dorchester, Grand First About 125 Masons, wives, ,g Y Principal of Grand Chapter of D.D.G.M..1 V. Ex. Comp. Leo Ontario. nd guests attended thi,1 Gent; V. Ex. Comp. Lew Mr. Gent was horn in vent, sponsored by A 1meri Matlack; Ex. Comp, Herbert Kingsmill and is a former Chapter 1110. 81 and Ma idei Knight; Norma Dance, Lodge No. 140. W.M,; and Ex. Com Ernest principal of Union Public Guests were present from' Goud p' School. As a youth, 'he far away as Sarnia.,' y- attended Springfield Contin- oronto and Kitchener. In charge of refreshments uation and Aylmer High raking rt in the program were Ex. Camp. Herbert Schools. ere: Ex.Com RoySi den Knight; V. Ex. Comp. Reg Following dinner, enter - p' ; , McKie and Wor. Master tainment was provided by the Ex Comp. H.K. Freeman; Douglas Smith. . or. Master Douglas Smith;.: committee in charge. A dance Guest speaker was Most was held later in the evening. THE COLORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF UYHAM NOTICE OF CLOSING OF ROAD ALLOWANCE Take Notice That: 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayhem intends to {pass a by-law for the stop- ping up of the following road ailowence: That portion of Centre Street (unopened) between Church Street and John Street, in the Village of Richmond. Plan 22. 2. Any persc►n who claims that his land will be pre. Judicially affected by the by-law awl be heard in person or by his counsel, soUcitxrr or agelat pro- viding that he applies to -be heard not later than the 6th. day of May, 1974. Dated at Straffbyrdville this 5th. day of April, 1974. J. A. Petrie. Clerk 10, 17, 24, lc Township of Boyham T -V. Tower _ 50' Tower Kit Color Headlo Automatic Rotor a Completely Installed Guaranteed installations and Repairs $235.00 or Lease at $6.00 Per Month with Option to Purchase. CALL COLLECT ARGON ANTENNA 485-4441 We Use Superior Antennas and Rotors 27, 3, 10, 17c 4 arcvuj, �wi�� J4 Ito 20thANNI1iERSARY SALE of v 'Summers, 6St �nG 1 Co'rners �� oda Mrs. John Vermpy will be 0 f fr?70fjd guest speaker at a meeting of S the Summers' Corners U.C.W., to be held at the home of Mrs. Hugh Matthews Throug, on April 17th, at 2 p.m. o u t T e �-___ The S �t r undo School o Sale Y f Now On Summers' Corners United Open All Day Wednesday — Thursday to 9 P.M. Church will join the adults for the Easter Service on April * Diamonds *'China * Silverware *'Luggage 'Pahtl ngS * Ya teh es15th. There will be no SundaySchool. * Rings * Flocks * Jewe!!ery Razors CryVictim Boaspieled Here 1_00 stol* Oaftwore Nuck Haddad, Windsor gro-' ceteria owner who was killed with seven others in the collapse of the Windsor Curl- '2 300 1 ver00 n O! • rize P s To Be Won ing Club last Thursday was a frequent visitor to bonspiels at Aylmer Curling Club several years ago. He played on a rink skipped by Jack • Ladies' Diomond Ring • 'Tier Matesty"' Jewe�ox • Ruby Star Sapphire Ring •Men"s Emerold Ring • 3 Chime Montel Clock • Chino Floral • Men's 8 todies' Wotches • Lodies"14 Kt. Gold Wotch • Snider Clock • Flotwor*. Clip This p FREE COUPON LUCKY DRAW Cornet. • Diamond-Peorl Brooch • Sheaffer Pen Set • 20 pc. China Set See All The Pritts Di i d I 0 plus Name - CHURCH OF CHRIST Minister: Ralph Norman EASTER SUNDAY April 14th, 1974 .6 -a.m.—Sunrise Service at Port Bruce. 10 a.m.—Sunday School. 11 a.m.—Morning Worship. 4:30 p.m. — Recreation for Youth. 6 p.m.—Refreshments at the Church. 6:30 p.m.—Youth Bible Study. 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service. 6:30 p.m. — Wednesday even- ings, Senior and Junior Young Peoples'. sp aye n ur Store Window • Mony, Many Others Get One Coupon Address With Each Purchase During Sale Phone - - - _ _- ----- -. rcuf - Enter Siffari's jeweller.Hawaiian Hone moon ConteStSwi.4 A chance to win yourself a trip to Hawaii. Come on in for further details a+^towes — Watches — L.uyyaf. — Silver — Crystal — Ch,ns — 1ewNiry or watch for our commercial on CFPL Channel 10 London. 129 BROADWAY, TIU.SONBURG PHONE 842-4181 No Purchose Necessory. Thank You For Your Loyal Patronage Over T --- ___ _�__ 9 he Past 20 Years AmaeaS& Women' S Mrs. Keith Hiepleh thanked the president, Mrs. Lunn, for -Official Plan- A1�1'['1QUIN i Read HOUNNOL,.D >n`E>K.8 tit Meeh ' . . , Harrietsviik No. t (Cantinoed from Page 1) two years andpast with a gift on Pbewr"Mted her of the S916 held at �,, Auc,rrs, b mBe Sncx4fi ofd April meed Al►lerw and 3 � Pn meeting the Bel- held at Yarmouth United nd Third meeting orthe Han•- Mr'- Cornies said the tax ietsville No. 1 4-H Club was theory was that people who held March 30th lived in rural areas should be at the home the present rate of growth. Planning Board until a. east � 8 mik $ea of 401 h mont s Women's Institute Church. Putnam Rtsad. an 'waa held recently at the Members made donations , of Mrs. Jackson. engaged in agricultural pur- Roll call, "Name a recipe suits. Eight members of the least least the fourth week in A I. By that time public meets in Belmont Library. to the Cancer Fund and the Ems,, Mrs. Weldhen, president, Save The Sight Fund characteristic of England, board voted in favor of Ireland, Scotland and Wal- Billowing severances to sons various municipalities `wed probably be over. and was In•cha a of them gi 7 p.m. rg meeting,_ annual reports were given. c of dtwwen, which opened with the Insti- Mrs. Lorne Taylor was � ,was answered by 12 and daughters and one voted members, for an agricultural occupat- Mr, orth had also indicated that if the Board r drop hvrA desk, oak tute Ode and Mary Stewart appointed institute delegate Wi�dror cfidr and rocker, 2 Collect. to the area convention to be 0 The leaders ion to qualify. The meed how to make Irish S6da Bread ng voted to re- insisted on designating 5,000 acres of land owned by Dominion Foundries ros"hm, 2 wicker fern- Reports from the secretary held in November, 1974. �, SO" Tappan t kctrk and treasurer were read and It was announced that the and English Trifle was distri- duce the minimum lot size to buted by Mrs. Jackson.' one-half acre and Mr. Cornies and Steel as Dofasco agricultural, Dofrobably fangs, Mothtt etertric dryer, approved, and correspon- annual Spring Tea at Elgin lsege McCierq Z door frost dente was also read. Roll call Manor will be held on 11+ta Members read about food said that would have to be used by British people and fought out with the province. would pappeal tthe Maria Municipal Board, as k" refrigerator, Frigidalre was the payment of dues. 8th, from 1:45 to 4 m; Y 19fterAtOr. 80 P �"ITO Following coppectone Mrs. iNeldhengavea report Following the standin Dianne Cornish closed the � Mr. Wolfe wondered where meeting. any Prospective growth was the land was intended for heavy industrial develop - p" electric stove, 24" on the district ra seting and it committee's annual reports; Admiral electric stove, was announced that Mrs. the meeting closed with the chrome suite, round oak peel- Beth George will be the Mizpah Harrieisvllle No.1 �°1ri8 to take place in Port Fourth meeting' of .the unwell to which Gordon deputy ment. Mr. yyoRe was skeptical • that the public had any idea Benediction and OW exon table, oak he* institute delegate to the lunch was served by the � mirror, large white oak district annual meeting to he Harrietsville No. 1 4-H club, Pettit, reeve of South the "Kooky Cookers" was Dorchester said that water line of what was in the official plan. Mr. Comes said Intensive committee in charge. u6[ke deck and 2 swivel dwira, typewriter desk, sever aI r,ockaem 2 Salem SchQQ� held April 6th at the home of (from Port Stanley) was built to accommodate Dofas- Mrs. Jackson, ro. Eleven answered efforts would be made thr- ough meetings, publications arptains chairs, s iwP wooden dasher churn, sst of #�r+a>s back cfiaixa; girls roll cafood commonly Reeve Caverly bristled that purchased today, which was the Ontario in and printed material to let the know what was intend- wal- nut Vicborian lamp table, d HQ�d$ Penny Sale Seat table, 196 announced made at home. Leaaders read policy to Conserve eedublic Concern water supply, chesterfield, qua�n-information Uty of 8law and china, Pic- The students and teachers Proctor, that the meet- good farm land. bers should know and a Reeve Charles Bates of Reeve J.B. ilson of South Dorchester. wanted to know tunes, crocks and jugs, oil and a cake in the �1T114 float" kwVs, 2 T.V.'s, of Mount Salem School held a shape of a rabbit surrounded Wenskm Penny Sale on April 4th. committee was formed -to port Burwell scoffed at the present a demonstration. idea of Dofasco land be m8 what was considered a ate. said Springfield to by cake she 1 rug and past, hall tree g PeeP1e won by Mrs.. Vera was A large number of attended the event which und�ry tubs, Beatty washing principal of the ood for Members selected were agriculture. He said Mir 'that r Lynn Barons, Barb Batumi, previously, anybody Eleanore Paton fermi it needed had a is municipal well and there was no better water anywherein school. machine, bird featured considerable variety Plastic eggs with candy cage, lawn on the and Dianne another. job Cornish. to stay alive and, so far as the Canada. nww'eY' and thole, many utflist- tables, and students -inside were given as favours. sd i0e serving coffee and cookies. The children earned $52 LZS SHACKSLTON The door access of the McConnell Mrs. Warren visited the ;ursery group and demonstrated how Co. Ltd. was con - Getting into the subject of minimum sizelotsinrural areas, Mr. z & SON prize, a chocolate which will be donated to A rs rabbit, was won by Mrs. Fran_ Bunny Bundle on April 11th. to make quick Apple Strudel, erned, the nursery had Mrs. Jackson brought Ger-: PPlied so much fertilizer Cornies suggested ; that -two acres was a rovine- p Plow 7711.6141 A Inter t the land would y s man tea squares to the grow meeting and hot potato salad - Ything•Malahide t� J perialToba� was also Mr. Wolfe �� ial minimum. Reeve Caverly said the minimtn was hail made. said Mr. Bat had some '� ,h a experience with an acre to which Chairman s *••qur a ne..t 1973 Earningsu Glen Skaftfeld asked "what Jcatch a until you couldn't tress are you having with Perch in Lake Erie. Elgin Land Severance �5� The same thing ce a on P f n Net could ha with food if al pP� Committee? Mr. Caverly 1 the farmland said n >. - „s„ cor,..ar one had been refuse earnings of Imasco pared with $22,162,000 or $2.26 Mr. and Mrs. Stu Giem, � were devoted to Indus ' r Iamited were $28,036,000 or a share a year earlier. Jamie and Wesley of I.ottdon During the meeting, Mr recently which meant an t $2.86 a share for 1873 corn- Sales at $717,102,000 were spent Sunday with • their Corn1es promised to look into elderly man would have to ca ti Wed., Apri . 10, 1974 AYLMLPR EXPRESS - MrS, David Stover To Head Institute Mrs. Fred Brown was hostess for the annual meet- ing Mrs. Keith Hiepleh thanked the president, Mrs. Lunn, for of the Kingsmill -Mapleton Women's Institute. her efforts during the Following the opening by the president, Mrs. Lunn, two years andpast with a gift on Pbewr"Mted her of the institute. tribute was paid to the - The May meeting will be memory of the late Mrs. Arthur Moore. held at the home of Mrs, Mrs. Moore joined the Institute in 1907 as a charter Harold Davies. An lEXecutive meeting member and was much uch be held April 24th at , the home of the new resfor lax lively wit and devotion to the rnse. _ aiuc ptresi- dent, Mrs. David Stover. A social time followed the Mrs. Claude Hoover con- ducted the memorial. meeting, An Easter worship service _ Rubber Stamps was conducted try Mrs. Har- old Davies, with accompan- at The Aylmer Express ying organ music by Mrs. which was 17,000 square {set of space. Ralph Stover. Mrs. Ernest Jenkins gave a Thursdays report of the East Elgin annual meeting and re- minded members of the Fire Hydra District annual, to be held May 22nd in Yarmouth Cen_ tre Church. Mrs. Flushing Da Hibbard, of the sister institute In England, presided for the installation of officers and was presented with a gift. In Aylmer by Mrs. William Free, Sr. up` $81,41 '.000 or 15 per cent grandmother, Mrs. Mae An. 'a restriction that would over 1972. ger, 49 Chestnut St. Prevent professional people n nue UUlAug two grass or let it o to wt �f ' (presumably city doctors, 'lawyers etc.) from owning Reeve Wilson suggested one acre; and Mr. Caverly farms. Another time, talkie about B keeping the villages wondered whether it would ever be Possible for the working man to own a home. loc small, a spectator said Mr. Cornies suggested pollution couldn't be all that bad could not encoage helt� er- skelter building of houses. because people were living Legion Mixed longer than ever before. of London for re-election as Mr. Cornies said the fan Darts Finals p Mr. Skaftfeld said that a guide might be found in the national P -C president but the 'would not Final games in the Legion latter lost in a close'election approval t it minimum limit now required under the Veterans Land Act allowedprovincial mixed darts program for the to Michael Meighep, grand- development in small cent- year were held on April 6th. son of former minister, which was 17,000 square {set of space. prime res. He reiterated that over Ladies high score of 112 the Rt Hon Arth M ConsiIII ur etgheln. � five houses was considered era a d►scussion points was won by Lillian . was held on whether farmers - K • •- Lester. Men's high scorer Sister Died In London 'ntajer development. should be allowed to sever -was Mrs. Sidney '`'aMrt''Welfesaid Richmond 'j - Rhdp Keely with Ise. the y (Margate#) land winning team consisted of *Yan of 'Aylmer is the slstpr ' trA'n " it - Oil, Gas and Electric Furnaces Ham' Hewitt, Bernice Moon of Mrs. Arlie (Dorothy jar*.),.nee trtZthe'av$ilability an r, if`s0' re and Richard Szlempo. Sharman who died Sunday at of N�sidential land in Aylmer, should be any requirement The annual dart league Victoria Hospital, London, in Mayor Forrest Moore said it that the son or daughter be Air Conditioning, Eavestroughing, party will be held at 7 her 55th year. The funeral could all beusedu quickly at p.m., p q Y engaged in agriculture. April 13th, ir, the .Legion was held in London, Monday Phone Ralph Brooks, at 773-3975 feature -smorgasbord The event will or B oard Refuses To feature a morgasbord lunch,. SOpfSouthLandon Leading Presentation of trophies and The South London team . Willard Shaekelton at 773-214?. dancing• that eliminated Aylmer Walk- �.e-".I)eSi Plate er Transports from Ontario Land Rotary Easter Minor Hockey Association - Authorized Clare Hecla Dealers seal Campaign Juvenile B playoffs beat East ElginPlanning agricultural although Board a ugh Board night, -6ctf To date, $3,733.50 has been Stouffville twice and lost truce Monday rejected as Chairman Glen Skaftfeld said raised for the Aylmer and in the best of seven finals. The "premature", applications the applications might be District annual Rotary Eas- series could be , settled this from two Aylmer lawyers to renewed at a later date. "M EAT! N ter Seal Campaign. The week- designate farmlancl adjacent ���99 target is $4,000 and the a to Aylmer as indnded for The board agreed to de - campaign continues. Local Swimmers Compete residential development ra- signate land on the northwest IS OUR PLEASUDF In Tillsonburg Meet ther than as agricultural of John Street at the town's O'Su1lIvan Hits Randy Claus of Aylmer and land. northern outskirts to be Ceetralization Susan Moore of T illsonburg designated ,Sean O'Sullivan, Pr � a The decision was directed g ed far industrial de - PORTERHOUSE STEAKS _ og�- former Aylmer resident, both to ' lawyer T. David Little velopment. -_---_ $��� sive-Conservative MP for members of the Tillsonbur -•--"" Hamilton -Wentworth who Aquatic Club, competed in aJ concerning the Wieben a - SIRLOIN STEAKS _................. _ g The meeting was informed y Pe Walker property west of by its professional mg ----- 1.39 spoke recentl to the annual recent swimming comped- A d planning ROUND STEAKS ------_ meed Aylmer an to Johnston, adviser, reg of Elgin P -C Associa- tion in Simcae. Mandr k and Doyle law Ed Cornies that Y g y y Aylmer is considered to have --•------- �.25 kion, said Saturday in Hager- The event was held in the SHOULDER SWISS STEAKS ------sville that his party was ruled new Simcoe Recreational Office concerning the Nelson enough Land available for CHUCK-- $1.10 by an elite that wanted Pool. farm to the east. residential development in STEAKS ............................ =ete 9,C controloftheparty• Randy Claus picked up The land is to remain the foreseeable future. d party members must three first place ribbons 'in ROUND STEAK ROASTS ___-__- $I.ZS resist control by so-called freestyle, backstroke and BLADE and SHORT RIB ROASTS-___ 93e o pel in Ottawa and Toron- butterfly, 15 and over divisign Happy H o m e m a k I n g and Susan Moore daughter of ' LEAN SIDE BAC 99c Mr. O'Sullivan was the Mr. and By BARBARA BAKER Mrs. Harold N ___•------------------- nominator of Don Matthews took fourMoore `PEAMEALE� first place wins. BACK BACON __ ___ According to the antique EXTRA LEAN MI - 1.29 �' dealers, a reliable way to tell +,uA ood suggestion through - EXTRA BEEF ----___-- 99e a brass object from a brass- t the year is to collect pens EASTERLILIES plated one is to use an ordin. cones, acorns, thistles, milk- ary magnet. It will not stick ""� p"he dry leaves and Now Licensed Tavern "See OUR Selection of EASTER HAMS" to solid brass, but is attracted twigs. Then, at Christmas, AND PLANTS by the metal under brass You can spray them with red. plating. green gold or silver paint to 7 Gays A Week "FREEZER ORDERS" C _ _ _ HINDS SIDES I ` io Lb. Easter Weekend Special of of 6 Lb. CHICKEN BEEF BEEF G et Legs or SURF AND TURF $1.03 89c Breasts $7.49 b oz. Bacon Wrapped Filet 101 "F!'9@ZiQ1' 501 Of elle Wt1z And 5 oz. ONE WEEK ONLY Lobster Tail Complete SIDES of PORK CHUCKS of BEEF Sunday 5 to 9 p.m. 60 to 70 Lb. Avg. 75 Lb. Avenge 1 Esc Ib�, 7Sc Ib, GUARANTEED No. 1 and No. 2 RED BRAND BEEF Cut and Wrapped -- Frozen and Delivered Old Country Meats 24 Talbot St. west AYIL MER .Phone 773-5223 FOR SALE "FORGET-ME-NOT SHOP NOTICE All artificial wreaths and flowers must be removed from cemetery plots not later than April 15, 1974. Board of .the Aylmer Cemetery New Aylmer Hertel Would like To Wish All Their Friends A Happy Foster . :Live Entertainment Sat., April 13. Closed Good Friday. Happy Easter From Villa Aquariums Easter Special 10'"M D On Purchases , Of $5.00 Or More 47 Queen St. S. Aylmer 773-5620 lot 'Bill Dennis on The Organ {Formerly Bicnkenship's Greenhouse)' RR 2, Aylmer ('�+ Mile South Of Aylmer On Highway 73} • Phone 773-8969 or 773-3846 1 Come In And Pick .Out Your Own Lilies Open Thur. -Fri. -Sot. & Sun. 10 a.m. to 9 P.M. loc To remove ballpoint marks from a brocade -covered album, dip a cotton swap in a bottle of alcohol and wet the marks. Yat -but do not rub - with a piece of gauze until dry.. Re t the process until the mark is gone, use as hr�stmas decorations. Three things that usually keep cats and kittens amused for hours are: ping pons bails, a rabbit's foot key chain and an old sock with beans sewn into it. ��iQ11'St�,1t'Ett F;:1aTRRa'f{ISk; A.`S.�I.! 3•t•7t TEARLE T.Y. ANTENNA SERVICE 773-2293 50' TOWER KIT -- COLOUR UHF -VHF HEAD AUTO ROTOR -- ;225 BETTER QUALITY TOWER 2 HEADS —AUTO ROTOR -- ;270 ' 40' TOWER — ;200 BETTER QUALITY — ;250 3, lo, 17, 24c HAROLD'S COUNTRY STEAD HOUSE Located On Highway 4 South Between Hwy. 401 &The Ford Plant • BY LAW NO. 1822 TOPWNSHIP OF BAYHAM Being a by-law to adopt the assessment on which the taxes shall be levied for the year 1974, to levy the taxes for the year 1974 and to provide for the collection thereof. WHEREAS by action of the Province of Ontario, provision was made for the making of the assessment of the Municipality by the Province of Ontario Assessment Commissioner, prior to the 30th. day of September 1970 as the assessment on which the rate of taxation for the year 1974 should be levied; AND WHEREAS the assessment roll containing the assessment made as aforesaid has been revised, corrected and passed by the Asses=ent Review Court for the said Township of Bayham for the year 1974. AND WHEREAS no revisions were trade by the County Judge; AND WHEREAS it is necessary and expedient to levy on the whole rateable property according to the last revised assessment roll of the said Township the sura of $639,436.00 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 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 Bayham as made pursuant to Province of Ontario Regulations, and as revised, corrected and passed by the Assess=mt Review Court be and the sante is hereby adopted and confirmed as the assessment on which the rate of taxation for the year 1974 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 Township. 3. That, for the purpose of providing the sum of $260,511.00 for the general purposed of the Corporation, including the amount required for County purposes and other purposes for the current year, a rate of 45.549 mills on the dollar be and the salve is hereby levied for theyear 1974 upon the whole of the said assessment afthe Township according to the last revised assessment roll, except that on assessment of $5,897,550.00 a reduction of $24,500.00 being 4.154 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 ---------------31.305 mills County rate ----------------14.244 mills TOTAL 45.549 mills Less reduction------------- 4.154 mills 4. That, in addition, for the purpose of providing the sum of $3239755.00 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 1974 upon the respective portions of the said assessment of the School Supporters of the sad Township according to the last revised assessment roll, as indicated hereunder; - School Residential Elgin cty.Slementary $5,119,335• Elgin R.C.S.S. 778,215. Elgin Cty.Secondary Schools 5,897,550. Mill Commercial Mill Total . v J 7 'Y.'; J v , v,i J . ) v . 7 1.-##+ W -L ,» f %R*W . .651 3,675. 31.$34 229414. 23.454 3599690. 26.061 1479695. -24. 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 $61$,475.----3.557 mills -----$29200. Richmond, " " " 77,585•----3.544 mills ----- 275• Corinth, " " " 549595•----3.297 mills ----- 1$0. Eden, " " " 144, 920. ---43.801 mills ----- 2,000, 6. That, also in addition, for defraying the cost of garbage collection and disposal in accordance with Township of Bayham By-law No. 1732,a total amount of $27,170, be and is hereby levied on the basis of $22.00 per unit against the properties involved, provided however, that any deficiency left after the collection of the aforementioned sum shall be payable from the general funds of the Municipality. 7. The Clerk shall prepare and deliver the Collector's Roll to the Tax Collector on or before the 15th. day of July,1974. $. All taxes and other special rates shall be paid in the office of the Tax Collector or Treasurer of the Township of Basham. 9. Taxes shall become due and payable one-half on or before September 16, 1974, and once -half on or before December 16, 1974. Penalties for non-payment when due and discounts for prepayment of taxes shall be as provided for in Township of Bayham By-laws, (penalties at the rate of one per cant per month commencing the first day of default of payment, and discd�ts at the rate of one-half per cent per month for each month for which pre -payment is made), subject also to the provisions of By -lax 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. READ a FIRST, SECOND and THIRD TIME and FINALLY PASSED this 11th. day of JULY, 1974• z a Clerk BY LAW NO. 1822 TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM Being a by-law to adopt the assessment on which the taxes shall be levied for the year 1974, to levy the taxes for the year 1974 and to provide for the collection thereof. WHEREAS by action of the Province of Ontario, provision was made for the making of the assessment of the Municipality by the Province of Ontario Assessment Commissioner, prior to the 30th. day of September 1970 as the assessment on which the rate of taxation for the year 1974 should be levied; AND WHEREAS the assessment roll containing the assessment made as aforesaid has been revised, corrected and passed by the Assessment Review Court for the said Township of Bayham for the year 1974. 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 roll of the said Township the sum of $639,436.00 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 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 Bayham as made pursuant to Province of Ontario Regulations, and as revised, corrected and passed by the Assessment Review Court be and the same is hereby adopted and confirmed as the assessment on which the rate of taxation for the Year 1974 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 Township. 3. That, for the purpose of providing the sum of $260,511-00 for the general purposes of the Corporation, including the amount required for County purposes and other purposes for the current year, a rate of 45.549 mills on the dollar be and the same is hereby levied for the year 1974 upon the whole of the said assessment ofthe Township according to the last revised assessment roll, except that on assessment of $5,897,550.00 a reduction of $24,500.00 being 4.154 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 --------------- 31.305 mills County rate ---------------- 14.244 mills TOTAL 45.549 mills Less reduction------------- 4.154 mills 4. That, in addition, for the purpose of providing the sum of $323,755.00 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 1974 upon the respective portions of the said assessment of the School Supporters of the said Township according to the last revised assessment roll, as indicated hereunder; - School Area Residential Assessment Agin Cty.Blementary $5,1199335. Elgin R.C.S.S. 77$1215. Elgin Cty.Secondary Schools 51897,550- Mill Commercial Rate Assessment 27-859 $3569015. 28.651 31675. Mill Rate 30.954 31.834 Total 1531640. 22,414. 23.454 359,690. 26.061 1.71695. 2 - 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 $61$,475.----3.557 mills ----42,200. Richmond, t' it if 77,5$5.----3.544 mills ----- 275. Corinth, it " 't 54,595.----3.297 mills ----- 1$0. Eden, it '► r' 144,920.---13.$01 mills ----- 2,000. 6. That, also in addition, for defraying the cost of garbage collection and disposal in accordance with Township of Bayham, By-law No. 1?32,a total amount of $27,170. be and is hereby levied on the basis of $22.00 per unit against the properties involved, provided however, that any deficiency left after the collection of the aforementioned sum shall be payable from the general funis of the Municipality. 7. The Clerk shall prepare and deliver the Collector's Roll to the Tax Collector on or before the 15th. day of July,1974. 8. All taxes and other special rates shall be paid in the office of the Tax Collector or Treasurer of the Township of Bayham. 9. Taxes shall become due and payable one-half on or before September 16, 1974, and one-half on or before December 16, 1974. Penalties for non-payment when due and discounts for prepayment of taxes shall be as provided for in Township of Bayham By-laws, (penalties at the rate of on per cent per month commencing the first day of default of payment, and -discounts at the rate of one-half per cent per month for each month for which pre -payment is made), subject also 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. READ a FIRST, SECOND and THIRD TITHE and FINALLY PASSED this 11th. day of JULY, 1974. Reeve 6 Cl erk i WHEREAS the above the Drainage Act, providing for such Township Engineers BY-LAW NO. 1823 A By -Law of the Township of Bayham in the County of Elgin, to provide for the Maintenance of the Adler, Bartley, Bartley Ditch, Berdan-Cheesman, Carnes, Casier, Cheesman No. 1, Coomber "A", Coomber "E", Coomber "F", Corinth, Csinos, Deli, First Street (Eden), Freeman-Storp, Hampton, Jacko, Kerr, Lysy, Magyar-Dieleman, Nevill, No. 1, Smith and Wallace Branch Municipal Drains and to raise the sum of 3,552.65 to pay therefore. mentioned drains were constructed under the provisions of and according to the several by-laws of the municipality, construction, and according to the various reports of the made thereon. AND WHEREAS it is provided by the said reports, by-laws and Drainage Act, that the Municipality of the Township of Bayham, shall maintain the said Drainage works, at the expense of the land and roads in the said Township in any way assessed for the construction thereof, in the portions accord- ing to such assessment, until such assessments or portions thereof, be varied. AND WHEREAS in compliance with such duty, the Municipality has from time to time, carried out certain minor repairs on the said drains. AND WHEREAS it is desirable to make a pro rata assessment and levy pursuant to the said Drainage Act, upon the land and roads assessed"`for the construction of the aforesaid drains, so as to provide for and raise the cost of the said repairs and expenses incidental thereto, which amount in all to $3,552.65 and the Lands and Roads assessed, and the amounts of the assessments thereon respectively upon which the assessments and proportions hereby made are fixed, appear upon attached Schedule of Assessments, which said Schedule is a part of this by-law. AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to levy the amounts in one year. NOW THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham enacts as follows: 1.That for the purpose of paying the said repairs and expenses incidental thereto or for repaying into the General Funds of the Municipality the amount or cost thereof the stun of $3,059.71 the amount charged against the land of the said Township of Bayham hereto assessed for the construct- ion of the drainage works, and now assessable fo*r Maintenance, the foll- owing total special rates and amounts shall over and above all other rates, be assessed levied and collected, in the same manner and at the same time as other taxes are levied and collected upon and from the undermentioned lots or parts of lots as specified in the attached schedule of assess- ments in the present year 1971. 2.That for the purpose of paying the sum of $328.06 the amount charged against said roads of the Municipality, and,$164.$$ the amount charged against other Municipalities for the aforesaid purpose, a special rate on the dollar sufficient to produce the required amount thereof, shall over and above all other rates be levied and collected in the same manner and at the same time as other taxes are levied and collected upon the whole rateable property in the Township of Bayham in the present year 1974. READ a First, Second and Third time and finally Passed this llth. day of July, 1974. SCHEDULE OF ASSESSMENTS - BY-LAW 1823 Adler Drain Lands in Bayham $51.40 Roads - County of Elgin 13.85 Bartley,Drain Lands in Bayham $34.43 Roads - Province of Ontario .60 Roads - County of Elgin 2.36 Roads - Township of Bayham 3.36 �0 BartleyDitch Lands in Bayham $25.76 Roads - Province of Ontario .58 Roads - County of Elgin 3.04 Roads - Township of Bayham 2.52 1. 0 Berdan gheesman Drain Lands in Bayham $44.48 Lands & Roads in Dereham 9.29 Lands & Roads in Malahide 4.15 Roads in Bayham 8.$5 Carnes Drain Lands in Bayham $15.96 Roads in Bayham 4.14 ��2� 0 p Casier Drain Lands in Bayham $21.70 Roads - County of Elgin %.35 Roads - Township of Bayham .90 Cheesman No. 1 Lands in Bayham $34.06 Lands of C. N. Railway 1.63 Roads - Township of Bayham 5.36 41.0 Coomber "At' Drain Lands in Bayham $472.64 Roads - Township of Bayham 3.26 Coomber "E" Drain Lands in Bayham $8.00 Coomber "F" Drain Lands in Bayham $44.09 . . SCHEDULE OF ASSESSMENTS - BY -Law 1823 Corinth Drain Lands in Bayham $76.80 Lands of C.N. Railway 1.16 Roads - County of Elgin .$0 Roads - Township of Bayham 2.61 Csinos Drain Lands in Bayham $113.58 Roads in Bayham 27.62 120 Deli Drain Lands in Bayham $274.62 Roads - County of Elgin 18.09 Roads - Township of Bayham 59.97 .6-9 First Street (Eden) Lands in *'Bayham 111 -44 Freeman - LRU Drain Lands in Bayham $32.59 Roads - Township of Bayham 2.06 Hampton Drain Lands in Bayham $275.69 Roads of Township of Bayham 40-35 M6-.04 Jacko Drain Lands in Bayham $105.30 Lands in Norfolk 105.01 Roads - Township of Bayham 44.86 Ker Drain Lands in Bayham $8.35 Roads - Township of Bayham 15 LY_ sv Drain Lands in Bayham 3- MagnTar - Dieleman Drain Lands in Bayham $162.47 Roads of County of Elgin 6.73 Roads of Township of Bayham 42.60 N Page 2 0 3 I SCHEDULE OF ASSESSMENTS - BY-LAW 1823 Nevill Drain Lands in Bayham Roads - Township of Bayham No - 1 Drain Lands in Bayham Roads - County of Elgin Roads - Township of Bayham Smith Drain Lands in Bayham Lands of C. N. Railway Roads - Township of Bayham Wallace Branch Lands in Bayham Roads - Township of Bayham 0 $286.1,6 38.70 2 --.17- $621-06 1 $621.06 13.x.1 32.63 x.10 X1'75.03 1.55 4.62 El -1.2 $2.50 2.50 L Page 3 ,t r v BY-LAW NO* 1823 A By -Law of the Township of Bayham in the County of Elgin, to provide for the Maintenance of the Adler Bartley, Bartley Ditch, Berdan-Cheesman, 6arnes, Cosier Chessman No. 1, Coomber "Am, Coomber "i*, Coomber "F", Corinth, Csinos, Deli, First Street {Eden) Freeman-Storp, Hampton, Jacko, Kerr, •ysy Magyar-Dieleman, Nevill, No. 1, Smith and *apace Branch Municipal Drains and to raise the sum of $3,552.65 to pay theref ore . WHEREAS the above mentioned drains were constructed under the provisions of the Drainage Act, and according to the several by-laws of the municipality, providing for such construction, and according to the various reports of the Township Engineers made thereon. AND WHEREAS it is provided by the said reports, by-laws and Drainage Act, that the Municipality of the Township of Bayham, shall maintain the said Drainage works, at the expense of the land and roads in the said Township - in any way assessed for the construction thereof, in the portions accord- ing to such assessment, until such asseasatents or portions thereof, be varied. AND WHEREAS in compliance with such duty, the Municipality has from time to time, carried out certain minor repairs on the said drains. AND WHEREAS it is desirable to make a pro rata assessment and levy pursuant to the said Drainage Act, upon the land and roads assessed for the m construction of the aforesaid drains, so as to provide for and raise the cost of the said repairs and expenses incidental thereto, which amount in all to $3,552.65 and the Lands and Roads assessed, and the amounts of the assessments thereon respectively upon which the assessments and proportions here b�r made are fixed, appear upon attached Schedule of Assessments, which said 3Schedule is a part of this by-law. AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to levy the amounts in one year. NOW THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham enacts as follows: l.That for the purpose of paying the said repairs andxpenses incidental thereto or for repaying into the General Funds of the Municipality the amount or cost thereof the sum of $39059.71 the amount charged against the land of the said Township of Bayham hereto assessed for the construct- ion of the drainage works, and now assessable for Maintenance the foll- owing total special rates and amounts shall over and above ali other rates, be assessed levied and collected in the same manner and at the same time as other taxes are levied and coil.ected upon and from the undermentioned lots or parts of lots as specified in the attached schedule of assess ments in the present year 1974. 2.That for the purpose of paying the sum of $328.06 the amount charged against said roads of the Municipality, and $164.88 the amount charged against other Municipalities for the aforesaid purpose, '`a special rate on the dollar sufficient to produce the required amount thereof, shall over and above all other rates be levied and collected in the same manner and at the same time as other taxes are levied and collected upon the whole rateable property in the Township of Bayham in the present year 1974. READ a First, Second and Third time and finally Passed this 11th. day of July, 1974. SCHEDULE OF ASSESSPMTS Lands in Bayham Roads - County of Elgin Lands in Bayham Roads - Province of Ontario Roads - County of Elgin Roads . Township of Bayham Bartley Ditch Lands in Bayham Roads - Province of Ontario Roads - County of Elgin Roads - Township of Bayham Lands in Bayham Lands & Roads in Dereham Lands & Roads in Malahide Roads in Bayham Lands in Bayham Roads in Bayham Casser DrIAn Lands in Bayham Roads - County of Elgin Roads - Township of Bayham Chessman No, 1 Lands in Bayham Lands of C. N. Railway Roads -• Township of Bayham Co=ber nA!! 2X4111 Lands in Bayham Roads - Township of Bayham Coomber "E" pyA n Lands in Bayham Coomber »Fn Dra n Lands in Bayham aw BY-LAW 1823 $51-40 13.85 $34:tO3 2.36 3.36 $25.76 •58 3.04 2.52 $44.48 9.29 4.15 8•$5 $15.96 4.14 0. 0 $21.70 .35 .90 -t2a sin $34.06 1.63 5.36 $472.61, 3•z6 SCHEDULE OF ASSESSMENTS - BY -Law 1823 Page 2 Lands in Bayham Lands of C.N. Railway Roads - County of Elgin Roads - Township of Bayham Csinos Drain Lands in Bayham Roads in Bayham Lands in Bayham Roads - County of Elggin Roads • Township of Bayham First Street (Eden) Lands in Bayham Freeman - 3tory Drain Lands in Bayham Roads - Township of Bayham Lands in Bayham Roads of Township of Bayham Lands in Bayham Lands in ilorf olk Roads - Township of Bayham Lands in Bayham Roads - Tcw nihip of BayhA m Lands in Bayham Lands in Bayham Roads of County of Eln 9!yham Roads of Township of $?6.80 1.16 .8o 2.61 $113.5$ 27.62 *141 0 29 $z74.62 18.09 59.97 $32.59 2.06 $3 --" a $z75.69 40.35 X105.30 105.04 � 4f�. $6 $33.25 $162.47 6.73 42.b0 l SCHEDULE OF ASSESSMENTS - BY-LAW 1823 Lands in Bayham $2$6.46 Roads - Township of Bayham 3$.70 Lands in Bayham $621.06 Roads - County of Z1 in 13.41 Roads - Township of Bayham 32.63 Smith D,r�ain Lands in Bayham $175.03 Lands of C. N. Railway 1.55 Roads - Township of Bayham 4*62 12cy Wallace- Br rch 0 Lends in Bayham $2.50 Roads - Township of Bayham 2.50 L Page 3 THE; CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY - LAW NO. 1825 Being a by-law to set the maximum fees for hunting licenses in the Township of Bayham commencing in the year 1974. WHEREAS Section 39, Subsection 1, of the Game & Fish Act, Chapter 186 R.S.O. 1970 provides that any municipality may pass by-laws for issuing and fixing the maximum number of licenses to hunt, during the open season, pheasants, rabbits and foxes and for charging such fees therefor as may be authorized by the Minister; NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham enacts as follows: 1. That no person shall hunt pheasants, rabbits or fox within the Township of Bayham in the County of Elgin until a licence for that purpose has been obtained and such licence to be in addition to any other licence or permit required by law of the Federal or Provincial Governments. 2. The Clerk of the Township of Bayham or other person or persons appointed from time to time by the Council shall issue and sell the following; a) During open pheasant season - For Non -Residents of the Municipality, a license fee not greater than four dollars and seventy cents ($4.70) with an issuing fee not greater than trirt cents (30¢) for a total not greater than five doll&rs 05.00) . b) After open pheasant season - For Non -Residents of tRe Munici ality, a license fee not greater than three dollars ($3.00, with an issuing fee not greater than thirty cents (30¢) for a total not greater than three dollars and thirty cents ($3.30)• 3. The license issuer is hereby authorized to charge the following fees for reident licenses: a) During and after the open pheasant season - For any resident of the Municipality, a fee not greater than one dollar and eighty cents ($1.�0) with an issuing fee not greater than twenty cents(200) for a total not greater than two dollars ($2.00). 4. The fee prescribed shall be paid for each licence as and when same is issued. N 5. That for the purpose of this By -Law all Township licences issued within the County of Elgin are non -reciprocal during the pheasant season, but are reciprocal for rabbits and fox upon closing of the pheasant season. 6. In this By-law, the words "Resident of the Township" means any person who is a resident within the Township of Bayham and Villages of Vienna and Port Burwell. I 7. In this By -Law, the words "Non -Resident of the Township" means any person who does not reside within the Township of Bayham or the Villages of Vienna and Port Burwell. 8. A minimum of 200 licences must be available for use of non- residents of which 30 are available to non-residents of Canada; with no restrictions on the number of resident licences. 9. That all previous By -Laws passed by the Townshv of Bayham, which are inconsistent herewith, be and the sam6 are hereby repealed. 10. This by-law shall come into force upon approval by the Minister. BY-LAW READ a First, Second and Third time and, i ally Passed this 11th Day of July, 1974. t n % JUIY 30, 19740 110n. Leo Lemiers 'ni$ t ►f rii stry of 11atUral sourc4m Parliament Buildings � Tort$ Park, mato g Ontario, Sir: Sacloaad p1ea40 find two IU cOrtif'isd copies of Toff, i' p .o'� DYmLaw No. 1325, to got hunting licence fees* for Your approval. JJAP/vv encl. Yourm truly, J* As Petrie mak. N I TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY - LAW No. 1827 Being a by-law to appoint a Board of Trustees for the Light Cemetery. WHEREAS by virtue of The Cemeteries Act, R.S.O. 1970, Section 65, Subsection 1 (e), councils of local municipalities may pass by-laws for the maintenance, management, regulation and control of a cemetery; AND WHEREAS it is deemed necessary that such action be taken in respect to the Light Cemetery, situated in the south west corner of Lot 14, Concession 4, Township of Bayham; THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED by the Municipal Council of the Township of Bayham: 1. That a Board of Trustees for the management and operation of the Light Cemetery be appointed. 2. That the said Board shall consist of six members. In 1974 two members shall be appointed for a three year term, two members shall be appointed for a two year term and two members shall be appointed for a one year term. In 1975 and each succeeding year, two members shall be appointed for a three years, term. 3. That Board of Trustees appointed under authority of this by-law shall have all the powers conferred under the Cemeteries Act for the said Light Cemetery, together with authority to receive _. monies from any source for the maintenance of the said cemetery and for perpetual care fund. 4. After the passing of this by-law, the Board of Trustees of the said Light Cemetery shall deposit with the Township Treasurer, funds for perpetual care of the said cemetery. Such funds shall be included in the Township of Bayham Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund and invested in accordance with investments authorized under The Trustee Act. The interest arising from the investment shall be paid annually by resolution of council to the said Board of Trustees. No part of the principal amount of such investment shall be used for purposes other than investment or re -investment. READ a First, Second and Third Time and Finally Passed this 11th, day of July, 1971+ • 6 CLERK BY - LAW NO. 1828 TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM Being a By -Law to amend Bylaw No. 1780 providing for the construction of the Straffordville Municipal Drain. 3 WHEREAS By-law No. 1780 providing for the construction of the Straffordville Municipal Drain under the provisions of The Drainage Act, was passed by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham on the 30th. day of April, 1973. AND WHEREAS the amount specified in the said By-law for the con- struction of the said drain was $235,080.00. AND WHEREAS the actutl cost of the work all expenses included was $217,100.00 to which a grant of $2,628.25 has been applied to agricultural lands leaving a net cost of $214,471.75, being $20,608.25 less than the estimated cost. AND WHEREAS it is provided by The Drainage Act, that such excess funds shall be deducted in pro rata proportions from the assessments contained in the original By-law each year during which the debentures have to run. AND WHEREAS the interest rate specified for the debentures in the said By-law was eight per cent, which rate in light of market conditions today is unrealistic. THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED by the COUNCIL of the CORPORATION of the TOWNSHIP of BAYHAM: 1. That the sum of $8,334.08 being the amount overestimated as assessed against lands as provided in By-law 1780 be and the same is hereby deducted in pro rata proportions from the assessments as contained in the said By-law No. 1780 and the amounts are shown on the schedules of assessments hereto attached and which form a part of this By-law. 2. That the sum of $12,274.17 being the amount"over estimated as assessed against roads as provided for in By-law No. 1780 be and the same is hereby deducted in pro rata proportions to the roads assessed in By-law No. 1780, said amount is hereby shown in the schedules of assessments, hereto attached and which form a part of this By-law. I S ......BY - LAW No. 1828.................continued...............Page 2 ..:. 3. That the said sum of $20,608.25 shall be deducted from the amounts of the total assessments contained in By-law No. 1780 and the debentures be issucd as provided for in By-law No. 1780 shall be the amount provided for in By-law No. 1780 less the sum of $20,608.25 overestimated as provided for in this By-law. 4. That the interest rate on the said debentures as provided for in By-law No. 1780 shall be nine and one-half per cent (90) per annum. 5. This By-law comes into force on the final passing thereof, and m.1y be cited as the "Straffordville Municipal Drain Amending By-Law41. READ A FIRST, SEC OND and THIRD time and finally PASSED this 11th. day of JULY, 1974. CORPORATICK OF THE TOIMSHIP OF BAYHAM BY - LAW NO. 1830 A By -Law to establish a Comwmity Centre at the Hamlet of Corinth. WHEREAS provision is made for the establi;3brient af a Community Centre in Ontario under The Community Centres Act, AND W 'AS it is desired to establish a Community Centre at South Part Lot No. 6, Concession 10 in the Township of Baybam e THEREFORE THE 14MICIPAL COUNCIL OF THR CORPORATIM OF THS TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM, enacts as follows: 1. That a CasooRuaity Centre defined as an athletic field.under The Community Centres Act and the regulations thereunder is established at South Part of Lot 6, Concession 10 in the Hamlet of Corinth. 2. That the said Community Centre be administered by the bayham Parks, Recreation and Community Centres Board, as duly appointed from time to time by the adunicipal Council of the Corporation of the Towahip of Layham. 3• The said Commmity Centre shall be maintained as a Community Centre by the said board in conformity with the Act and Regula- tions made thereunder. READ A FIRST, SNOCHD and THIRD TIME and FINALLY PASSED this 6th. day of AUGUST A. D. f 1974. I, J'.A.Petrie, Clerk of the Corporation of The Township of Bayham do certify that the afore► oing is a true copy of By -Law No. 1830 passed by the Council of the said Corporation on the 6th# day of August A.D. , 1974. CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY - LAW NO. 1830 A By -Law to establish a Community Centre at the Hamlet of Corinth. WHEREAS provision is made for the establishment of a Community Centre in Ontario under The Community CentreSAct. AND WHEREAS it is desired to establish a Community Centre at South Part Lot No. 6, Concession 10 in the Township of Bayham . THEREFORE THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM enacts as follows: 1. That a Community Centre defined as an athletic field.under The Community Centres Act and the regulations thereunder is established at South Part of Lot 6, Concession 10 in the Hamlet of Corinth. 2. That the said Community Centre be administered by the Bayham Parks, Recreation and Community Centres Board, as dt'ly appointed ello'A rom time to t:%� by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham. 3. The said Community Centre shall be maintained as a Community Centre by the said Board in conformity with the Act and Regula- tions made thereunder. READ A FIRST, SECOND and THIRD TIME and FINALLY PASSED this 6th. I _^ A TT/1 TTnM A h 7 r%rV 1 T! (f i LERC K r � • BY - LAW NO. 1831 CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BEING A BY-LAW to stop up and close and sell a road allowance in the Township of Bayham. WHEREAS the Municipal Act R.S.O. 1970, Section 443 (1) (c) gives authority for municipalities to sell that portion of a highway which is so stopped up. THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham; 1. Thab*portion of the road allowance (unopened) between Lots 113 - 114 N.T.R. lying and being situate in the Township of Bayham more particularily described as Part 3 on Refer- ence Plan of Survey 11 R.552 on file in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin, be stopped up and closed. 2. That the above road allowance be offered up and sold to the abutting land owner or owners. 3. That the Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute and deliver conveyance of the said lands under the Corporate Seal of the Municipality to the said abutting land owner or owners for the sum of $100.00 and expenses of by-law, notices and conveyances in connection therewith. READ a First, Second and Third Time and Finally Passed this 6th. day of August, 1974. Jerk. LOT 113 LOT NORTH r 66° TALBOT INSTRUMENT No FENCE f9—% wIRFf% �% N69°55�W e 70.34: e 112.00 I� N 69° 55 W \THUS 3 PART 2 � W r N i NOTES - 2W o 1 W N - BEARINGS ARE ASTRONOMIC AND ARE BASED ON THE NORTH LIMIT OF TALBOT ROADACCORDING TO PLAN 11 R-88 WHICHLIMIT HAS A BEARING OF NORTH 69°55' WEST AS OSHOWN HEREON.?INSTRUMENT- STANDARD IRON BARS ONE INCH SQUARE ARE SHOWN THUS7j NO. 176918 BARN IRON BARS ,FIVE-EIGHTHS OF AN INCH SQUARE ,ARE SHOWN x — x — x f \ WIRE FENCE Ja — ALL HANGING LINES HAVE BEEN VERIFIED. I SOUTHEAST ANGLE LOT 113 , N.T.R. TSN t— STERY N 69°55 —_ BEARING BASE CE f° -- TALBOT \ COUNTY LOT N 69°5 114 ROAD 172189 290.90 178.90 PART I INSTRUMENT No. 165351 2.0",� El�l2.0 WINE 0 It' NBOe930*_ VENCE N�� O.I p,. FENCE p ) + 0 0 y HOUSE =o LL ONE STOREY „RUNE OUSE u.3' D WELL J I t W SOUTHWEST ANILE gy0t /LOT 111, RJR Y 68,78' - 78.90 N69°55'W 247.68' \ p �\ ROAD ROAD ` No. 38 i PLAN a \ /l R - 88 3 ° 1 13 2a L O T v SOUTH a� �, TALBOT o - \ f0 r fo OQ O 60,0 —I 1,69°33'W 114 ROAD I REQUIRE THIS PLAN TO BE RECEIVED AND DEPOSITED AS DEPOSITED UNDER PART n OF THE REGISTRY ACT PLAN I I R - DATED - t5-NI)VLt0W-fQ74- DATED AuW. W. BURNE — — y DEP, LAND REGISTRAR FOR THE r REGISTRY DIVISION OF ELGIN. ( No. ! I ) 2 CAUTION: THIS PLAN IS NOT A PLAN OF SUBDIVISION WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTIONS 29,32 OR 33 OF THE PLANNING ACT. SURVEYOR'S CLRTIFICATE I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT: •• (I) - THIS SURVEY AND PLAN ARE CORRECT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SURVEYS ACT AND THE REGISTRY AtT AND THE REGULATIONS MADE THEREUNDER. (2)- THIS SURVEY WAS COMPLETED ON THE Ist. DAY OF AUGUST, 1971, WIRE DATED-/$ /`100- /3r"P-(�j%¢ FENCE JOHN F. WESTON I ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR PART OF THE ROAD ALLOWANCE BETWEEN LOTS 113 AND 114 N.T.R. AND PART OF LOT 114 , CONCESSION N.T. R. TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM COUNTY OF ELGIN SCALE — I In.= 50 ft. 25 SEPTEMBER , 1974 JOHN F. WESTON MEIC. P.ENG. OLS. 25 DELEVAN CRESCENT TILLSONSURG, ONTARIO NA0 3106 C-526 1 v..:. J�31 CUUi.:rri Uiv' LLG, Ii: ray -Law iso. 2357 !l �.ji•I �. aYLl it 1%,�—1,.::•.I r�'l1 C(,%i�•Y t�11�1•i J1t1—��1,�. c.o • 1,311. O T!,-' . !iL ii�a1�.+ii�1• A i3Y—Ijl" ..)1U:' Li' 1 IND C.I..I):.821,1., ii 1.oli,il,Lo TU1't.)ti 1; (.T i3Ja1 �lii ►j the Council of the ':�.'oi. hip of ;3�izlr���In on i�:l:: 0,'_h, D'ay Of ;,uCjUSt, 1�)7 i, I: U. C�.iC.� �t7'SS ;)�l'-L.asT 1'ti0. 11331 t0 i�:C1''; u;.) ;net close and sell a road Allo?•rte nce between Lotti 113 r�� ) �inc situated in iourshlof Dc^yhrm1lying morc- par-1:icularly described in 13y-iL111 11.0. 1831. of the 'J."otrnshi.,) of Bayhom, a true co:.)y of z•rhich is ner.cunto annexed. iil�U ;�,I1�;i; ;i�5, :>ursllank. to t ;e provisions: of the i►una ci }. .t'.c-'L t -he said Township „y-L,a.w Shall not have any force until confi.rmcd by a .iv-L.a of the Council of ti►e County in w'."lich t'11,(- Tovinshin ,(- Tovinshin is situa teed, at an orC inary Iil(_'.(::tinq of the Cotl;ici.l :l C:�.CI IIOt 1c7ter than one year c�3f ter 'he -passing of the 13y-LZ1-7 :)Y the Council of the lo:•rn hip. :;1 :� �L i.* ap-p-iication has been made to the Council o�: tl;e Cor;,)rara tion of the County o1= 1:1cjin fob a By -Law eonf irninr t -te saki r�ownship or B-nyham i3y-Le.w. the: Council of the Cortaoration o:i thn County of Llcrin enacts r, s a oIloi•; s a first ti:1,e tris 19th (Jay of F�-r e,uf� ry, 1975. a secr)nc� time this 19►:I: day of 1975. a third tii-ie and. finally passed this loth &y of 1`e:�rivir , r.` •�� . .._--- �?, ,To�lnson, t Clerk S, F. L. Johnson, Clerk of the Corporation of the Cov.ni,r tirre�ay certify that the forcc�oin�T is a t rue, copy of 13y-L<n -sed by the CoLlncil or the said (:oY ::r��ticn �n the, 1°th diiv fl 975. • FEB �o I'0vjiv6tJjk urYt1x,, In ...................•...........�.�. ,. i, J•o,in 7+on, Cour,v (%lE'rh. l.i1 1'.O. l"1031 of the of C-3-)y-lcnw to Sto .i up anc� close anti Sell a rocid allovi-ance in AUC Too in:;h i,r of Bayhan, be. and Zile same is hereby co ni i rmed, a first ti:1,e tris 19th (Jay of F�-r e,uf� ry, 1975. a secr)nc� time this 19►:I: day of 1975. a third tii-ie and. finally passed this loth &y of 1`e:�rivir , r.` •�� . .._--- �?, ,To�lnson, t Clerk S, F. L. Johnson, Clerk of the Corporation of the Cov.ni,r tirre�ay certify that the forcc�oin�T is a t rue, copy of 13y-L<n -sed by the CoLlncil or the said (:oY ::r��ticn �n the, 1°th diiv fl 975. • FEB �o I'0vjiv6tJjk urYt1x,, In ...................•...........�.�. ,. i, J•o,in 7+on, Cour,v (%lE'rh. •• LAW Ii O e 1831 COi PORATIUN Uig Till TOs0?J.5HIP OF DAYBAt'.i b' SING A LY-LVt-j to &:op up and close and loll a road alloviance in the Township of bayham. tiia ;,!unicipal Act h.3.0. 1970, Section 44.3 (1) (c) icivea authorityfor municipalities to soli that portion of a hiChway which is 3ostopped up. "VEREFOILL, BE IT Z1.ACTLO by the il;uniclpal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Hayham; 1. TZ:at portion of the road allowance (unoponed) betwoon Lots 113 - 114 11'.T.R. lying and being situate in the Tovmzhip of bayhnm more r►articularily described a3 Part 3 on Refor- once Plan of :.iurvoy 11 A 552 on fila in tho Registry Office foritho Registry Division of Blgin, be stopped up and closed. 2. That the above road alloaance bo offered up and sold to the abutting; lana orrnor or ownura. 3. I'hat tho Roovo and Clor), aro horoby outhorizod to exccut:o and deliver convoyanco of tho said lama under t;.o Oorporate Deal of the . iunicipal.ity to 'the said abutting land owner or owners for the num of 91004,00 and expenses of byw laws notice3 and conveyances in connection therewith. READ a rir3t, 3ocond and Third Time and finally Pas©od thin 6tho day of August, 1974. heove V Certified to be a true and correct copy. J . A . Petrie, Clerk of Bayham Township,, Clerk. .* a L l M 0 e r I I • cu 1 00 z e��)i m � � N �_ v (AM 00� o CTS CW ctl yl T.� I ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS AGREEMENT OF PURCHASE AND SALE t, the undersigned P F TF R P Y e -5 7 -/�A (hereinafter called the "Purchascr"), having inspected the following described property, hereby agree to and with /ti 1-- Q x T 4/ ,4 K K f t L- 4 ti G'S r-r/f �/z� E /l7 A ft' fol f_= /- (hereinafter called the "Vendor* through /g 11-1 D ft r V r l4 h► 009 F_ C # l`— f4 r-" A T o/Z the Vendor's Agent, to purchase all and singular the following described property: That certain parcel or tract of land, and premises, situate, lying and being in the --f o w - A/ Is' IV I P of 0 A y ff A A-) in the County District of f L C / A/ and being composed of L T / l �f , e e N ? Fr. S. fit/ . G 0 NAVlN C- 4 n-JN7R F_ Dr:, I/ -Z f -r/= . My i4 a v z,./, sJ tv TH- .4 o on which is situate house ice. 0 0 4 A /V in the said AIS11 /P (hereinafter called the Real property). At the price of I't-' F Al 7 V -T H t L' Sq /L'n Dollars (S �2 Ci V00 5Y) _ of lawful money of Canada, payable v /V J9 D Dollars (S 500 "y) _QW/Cheque to the agent for the Vendor as a deposit to be held by such Agent until completion of sale or other % termination of this agreement and to be credited on account of purchase money on clotiing. and the Purchaser agrees to ,,A P,4 y # F LI A 7/y A s V /vi Cr F N i Nf -7' , r- eA-,- T N 0✓ J .9 1--,10 J 1 v / / F / F .0 r y F_ 9 v ,C 0 0 1 1- 4 It s tt/ V s 1v C_L0S/N A c c C- / S LAB -J-)Ir C 7 76 .9O Tc.-fTMrA,TS / !1/ C A S it / / F / F .0 r y F_ 9 v ,C A c c F p T 04- ,v e) F 7/1 Any storm or screen sash or doors, water tanks and water heaters, central heating plant, stove cables, awnings, built-in equipment. drapery tracks, electric fixtures and fixtures and appurtenances usual to the building, other than chattels, shall remain vt ith the property, excepting the following items which are leased and are not included in the purchase price %)f 0 V W-4 T rtA F A- -Y E V FA o tet. 7'4 IQ 44 x D h c PROVIDI=1) the title is good and free from all encumbrances except as aforesaid ;Ind except as to any registered restrictions or covenants that run with the land providing that such are complied with. '1 he Purchaser is not to call for the production of any title deed, abstract or other evidenrc of title except such as are in possession of the Vendor. 1 he Purchaser is to he allowed R 0 days from the date of accept.ince hereof to examine the title at his own expense. If within th:It time any' did objection to title is made in writing to the Vendor which the Vendor shall be unable or unwilling to remove, and which Purchaser will not waive, this agreement shall, notwithstanding any intermediate acts or negotiations in respect of such objections, he null and void, and the deposit shall be returned by the Vendor without Interest, and he and the Agent ~hall not be Kahle for any costs or damages. Save as to any valid objection so made within such time, the Purchaser shAl be conclusively deemed to have accepted the title of the Vendor to the Re.II Property, UNF.ARNIJD Dire Insur;ince Premiums. Duel. !!entails, Alortgage Interest, Taxc%. Isocal Impro\enient :Intl \Vatter Rates, to l{ apportioned and allowed to date helow fixed for completion of the sale. Lach party to pay the cost of registr.Itio►n and taxes on his ow�lt, do.ttntents. 'Ihis transactiori of purchase ;Intl s:Ile is to be compicled on or before the day of 3 Ll Af ly 7L� on which d:Ile \avant possession of the Rc.il Property is to he given to the Purchaser. unless otherwise prot,rded hcrein. I'ro%iding that the Vendor has disclosed to the Purch.vcr all outstanding infractions :Ind orders requiring work to be done on the premises issued by any Municipal or Provincial or Federal Authority in respe A to the premises referred to herein. 'this Offer %tlicn accepted, shall constitute a binding contract of purch.Ise :Ind .Ile and time shall in all respect,; be of the essence thereof. It i-, agreed that there is no representation. warranty, collatesl agreement or condition affecting this agreement or the Real Property or supported hereby other than as expressed herein in writing. All buildings and equipment upon the Real Property shall be, and remain at the risk of the Vendor until Closing. Po ending completion of the sale, the Vendor \%ill hold -Al insur.In,:c policies and the proceeds thereof in trust for the parties as their interests may appear Intl in event of daniat:c to the s:Iid premises the Purchaser may either h.Ire the proceeds of the insur.Ince anti complete the purchase, or may c.Incel the agreement and h;I%e :III monies theretofore pmd returned without interest. Deed or transfer to be prepared at the expense of the Vendor and ..rid Deed or ItAnsfer shall contain cosenank on the p.►rt of the f urchascr to pay off said assumed mortgage, and mortgage to he prep.tred at the expense of the f'urcha%cr. If `Vendor is .t trustee, Deed or transfer is to contain trustee covenants only and mortgage is to be on Vendor's usual long form. AND PROVIDI=D that notwithstanding any terms or conditions outlined in the printed wording herein, any provisions written in tri the offer at the time of the signing of the Offer shall be the true. terms :Intl shall supersede the printed portion in respect to the parts affected thereby. This Offer and its acceptance to he read with all changes of gender of number required by the context. This Offer shall he irrevocable by the Purchaser until the clay of /%? /Q )l 19 7y after which time, if not accepted, this Offer shall be null and void. ,iiAny tender of documents or money hereunder may be made upon the solicitor acting for the party on whom tender is desired and it sh.Ill be sufficient that a negotiable, certified cheque may be tendered instead of trash. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal act I l �- /-/ /j'2 w D Ontario, this -3 day of �.%>�. /.. 19 % L ASigned, Sealed and Delivered in theq-Y,� presence of: sae Purchasers I hereby accept the above Offer and agree to and with the Purchaser to carry out the sante on the terms and conditions above mentioned. r I agree to pay the Agent a commission (if j ',� of the sale price for having procured this Offer, said commission to be deducted front the deposit on the date set for completion of sale and I irre%ocably instruct my Solicitor to pay direct to the said Agent, any unpaid balance of commission from the proceed% of the sale and further instruct the agents to remit any balance of monies to my Solicitor herein. Given under our hand and seal at X�R,Ontario, his I day of 19 �% �� / 7 4 Signed. ~eased and Delivered in the ���� e presence of:C �loL.zC . �� ' Vendors O.A.RA.. n. U.irm tv., tr►t /.(/7/�� fj, Cl. LOT 113 LOT NORTHX660 TALBOT fe FENCE _�% —a =IR% yX N690 55'W f•,F r W m000`` Z� \ W ♦ / O NOTES - Yo N\ BEARINGS SHOWN ARE REFERRED TO DEPOSITED PLAN D436 W\ ? 11 s � -' STANDARD IRON BARS , ONE INCH SQUARE , ARE SHOWN THUS -O-) 3 % �,� BANN t - IRON BARS , FIVE-EIGHTHS OF AN INCH SQUARE ARE SHOWN THUS ,',l��C'tl, TT��JJ111 J Q rt Q x O 2 ,Q Q OQ 1R CEMETERY TALBOT 10 \ COUNTY _ I PLAN LOT 113 \ SOUTH t; n INSTRUMENT I No. 115070 fe WIPE FENCE 114 ROAD 290.90' 178.90' INSTRUMENT No. 106576 2.0", E 1( 2.0' IY' NSO°SB30: FENCE WIRE WINE �Q- 10.0 p� FENCE e ) - f- Ek:L o \^�1 _ ONE STOREY HOUSE 'I LL N FRAME Hous A 040, II.3 \ ELL / ul f SOUTHWEST ANGLE y0 �4 \ %LOT I1/ 1 68.78' 78.90 e" tom— N69055,W 247. 68' 10. T3 69-55'W JOHN F. WE6TON R0 A D s ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR ROAD ` No. 38 W A`` f0 3 ; o\ LOT 1 14 cY J TAL BOT ROAD 'o PART OF LOT 1 1 4 , CONCESSION N.T. R. \ r fo 0a TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM 0 SCALE - I inch= 50 feet 1 MAY , 1973 66'0 I REQUIRE THIS PLAN TO BE DEPOSITED UNDER PART II OF THE REGISTRY ACT DATED - RECEIVED AND DEPOSITED AS PLAN I I R DATED-_____ REGISTRAR FOR THE REGISTRY DIVISION OF ELGIN (No. 11) CAUTION' THIS PLAN IS NOT A PLAN OF SUBDIVISION WITHINTHE MEANING OF SECTIONS 29,32 OR 33 OF THE PLANNING ACT. SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT: • I I) - THIS SURVEY AND PLAN ARE CORRECT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SURVEYS ACT AND THE REGISTRY ACT AND THE REGULATIONS MADE THEREUNDER. (2)- THIS SURVEY WAS COMPLETED ON THE 24th. DAY OF APRIL , 1973. .3' WIREDATED- FENCE +4T.O JOHN F. WESTON MEIC. P.ENG. OLS. �pi1 25 DELEVAN CRESCENT TILLSONBURG , ONTARIO N10 3N6 C-526 111TERIM TAX NOTICE - - - I%r_MANI)Er) DATE � � h11►P � �F'RQPEHTY � 1 ENl\NT ' r i a MARCH 01 1974 TOWNSHIP OF bAYHAM REALTY DO ! 00' 0¢ 00; 0000..' V('i; ?'.'t1%(1F NI)!,,lIiFF2 ACCUUNT t H01PO1502 1974 1406 I t . A. ".' (_ -1Y P.;.. 2150 MARREEL.ALBERT O CUNC 7 SW PT LOT 114 MARKE_E.L o JUSEPH I NE U PT SW LOk rc,r L►.+fEAri'I P U bUx 105 11Z.000FriT 265,980FLK .680A( -R LANvTUN 0.'•IOT t ._ �'• ', ;1 t (:t 1.f. NA! : f L' • t f •.`i •.• .. c � , .f ff)NV �ItY 1111OL ' PICIAI RA1t AM -u. ! - TYPi t•.ttt4YT .•.• � •.1 l.t,t -.'l; •.+ ettu1j%T r't7DIS AVOUNT E NE 1150 40000 b6.00 r_ i 1 t URIANT T XEA~. tJ , 1 ret ' Q E 6600 8b�00 ' _* r!. _ f (+\X ,^.IM(1UNT 1. ! i -i: >'. - �'�:T i) ".TF t)Uf: I AX /`.`.1 MAk 15i 4 3.00 j JUN 1 ti :. G 3.OU , HE Cult:fr i • YE i1T'.;Tr4%t:l�1�iC� i .. c l' '•�i) i!' 1' Ttir„t r.•,rt5cx�raAru)eNc. - - - � ! t•.ti PL NAI iY ANUINttItEIi� t rel{ j l AXLS DIK r r: <<l; )(us DI)L . •;E;i Ut, YE A(i t AXES DUL Y 571 � + • c. OF TAIL OF LOCAL IMPF30VEM1EN, i',,; AND M ,('i: Ll.% %[Of I :'i: ",r5iit `; DE i .+JL OF CRED(r OR ADJUSTMENTS I.1FASO P) TAX AMOUNT � I • 1 t I � PAYAdLL AT THE: I0h,14SHIP OFFICE. STRAFFURLIVILLE, PENALTY •.FOR NQNW'O—A— MN� t 15 1I;n ON THE: UAY FOLLOWING THE UUE DATE ANU i% THE FIRST OF EACH MONT ffI . THERLAF Ttk, FOR YOUR CONVO I ENCS 9 A RETUkN E NVE*LUPE 15 ENCLUSEU. J.A. NE TR I E' JAX--CULLEC— e << Aylmer, Ontario Attn :_ Robert_ _O_._ H Gentlemen: June 24, 1974. RE: Fehr and Priebe Purchase from Marreel RE: Part Lot 114 North of Talbot Road, T shx of B Enclosed please find tax certificate as requested ;in your letter of June 20. There are no local improvements assessed against this property. There is not, as yet, any zoning bylaw in th * .municipality applicable to thin property* however, there is a miniaterial order which would prevent any commercial use. Yours truly,, J. A* Petrie, Clem. JAP/vv enol. J�.1hi::.,.,P i`�pYaM,i.L'wutiv. aeia►t.!bea¢are":3.ito..i.k c•',rA.-.tw-.�..a-..sv.a-BJ.�,w�'.f�.�rsre3�`?sw-i....wre.:�.b..w.-fY.. .�:•a-rf9iF -.w_ GIBSON, LINTON & TOTH ` arriatrrs Esta .§0Ivcitors 36 BROADWAY DONALD M GIBSON, O C TILLSONBURG, ONTARIO IAN R. LINTON, O C. N4G 3P1 BERNARD TOTH J. A. Petrie, Clerk, Township of Bayham, Straffordvi"11e, Ontario. Dear Mr. Petrie: AREA CODE Sig TELEPHONE 842-3658 January 6, 1978. We enclose herewith our cheque for $363.52, funds received from Johnston, Mandryk & Doyle in Aylmer re Marreel. IRL/ke Encl . Yours truly R. TANTON 0 '�R GIBSON, LINTON & TOTH Igatristero =b Aalirit=o 36 BROADWAY TII.I.SONBURC3, ONTARIO DONALD M GIBSON, O.C. N4G 3Pt IAN R. LINTON. Q.C. BERNARD TOTH ARCA COOL 519 TELEPHONE 642-3658 Johnston, Mandryk & Doyle, December 23, 1977. Barristers and Solicitors, 10 Sydenham Street East, Aylmer, Ontario. Dear Sirs: Re: Township of Bayham and Marreel We are solicitors for the Township and we have been instructed to communicate with you concerning an unpaid account in the amount of $363.52 arising out of the closing of a road allowance in 1975. We have received copies of correspondence and memoranda in the matter commencing in May of .1974 and running through to your letter to the Township dated December 19th, 1977. It seems clear that all parties agreed that Marreel was to pay the costs of the road closing, and these costs were set out in detail in Mr. Petrie's letter of December 12th, 1974, the amount being $463.52. With your letter of April 6th, 1976 you forwarded $100.00 and Mr. Petrie was advised in a subsequent telephone communication that the balance of monies would be forwarded in due course. However nothing further has been received and you have now indicated to the Township that the3,should proceed against Mr. and Mrs. Marreel. In our opinion the entire circumstances, particularly Mr. Petrie's letter of December 12th, 1974, amounted to a trust or escrow arrangement and you were duty bound either to forward the funds or not use the deed. Would you please let us have your cheque for $363.52 at this time, and thus dispose of this rather unpleasant matter. IRL/ke cc. J. A. Petrie, Clerk, Township of Bayham, Straffordville, Ontario. Yours truly, IAN R. LINTON DEC_ 1977 rowNsxLP OF i ATHAM -"n ............................ •..00000000... JOHNSTON, MANDRYK & DOYLE BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS BRUCE V. JOHNSTON, B.A., Q.C. OLIE MANDRYK, B.A., Q.C. MICHAEL DOYLE, B.A., LL.B. GREGORY J. MANSELL, LL.B. DONALD J. PRENDERGAST, B.A., LL.B. J The Clerk, Township of Bayham, Straffordville, Ontario. NOJ 1Y0 Dean Sir: TELEPHONE 773.3105 10 SYDENHAM STREET EAST AYLMER, ONTARIO N5H IL2 December 19, 1977 Attention: Mr. J. A. Petrie Re: Marreel sale to Dykstra, Fehr & Priebe transaction, Closing of Road Allowance We acknowledge receipt of your letter of the 30th November, 1977, in the above matter. We wrote to the Marreels sometime ago regarding the balance owing by them to you in the above connection but have heard nothing from them. We would suggest that you contact Mr. and Mrs. Marreel directly, since we no longer act for them. MD:hcb Yours truly, JOHNST P YLE Michael Doyle a C) flaw S ' OF Nov. 30,1977 Johnston Mandryk & Doyle, 10 Sydenham Street East, Aylmer, Ontario. Attn : 14* Dovla Gentlemen: RE: Marreel sale to Dykstra Fehr & Priebe Transaction ClosinZaf Raad Allowance On December 12, 19749 we forwarded you a certified copy of our By-law No. 1331 closing; a road allowance between Lots 113 and 114, N.T.R., the amount of $463.52 covering our costs in the transaction. On April 7, 1976 we received your cheque in the amount of $1.00.000 In May of 1976 it was indicated by telephone that the balance of our account would be forth. c om *ng. As our auditors will be here in early December, and they will again be inquiring as to the position of our account, Your cheque would be much appreciated. Yours truly, J.A.Petrie, Clerk. JAP/vv f r : JOHNSTON, MANDRYK & DOYLE BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS BRUCE V. JOHNSTON, B.A. OLIE MANDRYK, B.A. MICHAEL DOYLE, B.A., LL.B. GREGORY J. MANSELL, LL.B. TELEPHONE 7733105 10 SYDENHAM STREET EAST AYLMER, ONTARIO NSH iL2 April 6, 1976 6 Corporation of the Township of Bayham, Straffordville, Ontario. Dear Sirs: Attention: Mr. Petrie Re: Closing of road allowance - Deed to Fehr & Priebe We are enclosing herewith our firm Trust cheque in payment of the closing of the road allowance in the above connection. 1� MD:hcb Enc 1. Yours truly, JOHNSTON, MANDRYK & DOYLE Per: 7"..7/� Michael Doyle �� r1 u APR 7 1976 y�,rn15� e BRYHAM •.....N..N.NI..Y. ........... 0 r Johnston, Mandryk & Doyle, 10 dydenham Street East, Ayl;W, Ontario. Attn L..14 Dovl Gentlemen: RE: Wreel sale to Dykstra _.. Dec. 12 1974• 6 Further to our telephone conversation this morning please find enclosed a certified copy of our by-law No. 1331 closing as portion of the road allowance between Lots 113.111 N.T.R•� Yam. The by-law has now been registered as No. 179526. ance sale It will be appreciated if -you will, to complete the above transaction is X463.52 made up as follows0 - Land 100 Advertising 86.52 jurvey 267.00 byelaw 10.00 registration ,epare the convey. In addition to the above the purchaser will be expected to pay your costs for the preparation of the conveyance. I note that the work on this transaction stRated last May.I must appologize for the delay, however, I was held u for some time waiting for Mr. Westonfs survey. p When completed, please forward the conveyances to me for execution on behalf of the Township, JAPfvv encl. r Yours truly, J. A*etrie, Clerk. 13 JohVton, Mandryk & Doyle, 10 6ydenham Street East, Aylmer, Ontario, Attn:.Michael Dovle Gentlemen: 1 RE: 14rreel sale to Fehr and Priebe Part Lot 114., North on Talbot Further to your inquiry of November 200 as to the present standing of the conveyance of the road portion of the above transaction, we are still waiting for the legal descriptio, to be supplied by John F. Weston. I have called him on several occasions about this, however, we still have not received it. I shall contact Mr. Weston again and, hopefully, this matter can soon be resolved. Yours truly, J. A. Petrie, Clerk. JAP/vv JOHNSTON, MANDRYK & DOYLE BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS BRUCE V. JOHNSTON, B.A. OLIE MANDRYK, B.A. MICHAEL DOYLE, B.A., LLB. The Township of Straffordville, Bayham, Ontario. Attention: Mr. Jack Petrie TELEPHONE 773-3105 10 SYDENHAM STREET EAST AYLMER. ONTARIO NSH iLZ N ovember 20, 1974 1)e3r Sir: re:Marreel sale to Fehr and Priebe Part Lot 114, North on Talbot Road, Township of Bayham VV'ould you please advise us as to the present standing of the conveyances of this property. The transaction involving the properties abutting this Township Road have been completed for some time and we are most anxious to proceed. Yours truly, JOHNSTON, Per: (11,Iicha MD: fn cc: ,Iessrs . Gloin, Little Barristers F;c. , P.O. Box 8, Aylmer, Ontario. Attention: Mr. Robert & Hall Hall N t NOV 1974 lowi46riiij ur Yti � �� ............................ .....N...es% December 18, 1974 IRr • H • L. JQhnsonj Clerk -Treasurer County of Elgin 9 Gladstone Avenue St., Thomas, Ontario, 1011 2L3 Dear Sir: Enclosed please find two copies of our Ey-law No, 1831 to close � a road allowance. It will be appreciated if you will arrange to have a by-law to confirm this action placed on the agenda for your next County Council meeting _ Thanking you for your .cooperation intra. Yours1k truly.. JOHN F. WE STON PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER ENGINEERING CONSULTANT ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR 25 DELEVAN CRESCENT TILISONBURG, ONTARIO N4G 3M6 3-1286 2 August 1974 To the Reeve and Council, Township of Bayham, Straffordville, Ontario 0 PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROAD ALLOWANCE Between Lots 113 & 114 NTR Gentlemen: -- TELEPHONE 519 842-2091 Here are three prints of a previous survey on which I have sketched the limits of the proposed closing. These should be sufficient for your discussion of the general principles involved. If you agree to this closing, we will proceed to complete the reference plan required by regulations, and to register it. The description of the land will then be ------- shown as Part Three on Reference plan 11R Mr. Petrie mentioned the possibility of closing all the road allowance between Lots 113 and 114 which is not now being used as a public road. This would be difficult, time consuming and expensive because of the rough terrain across the valley of the Otter Creek, and because the "given roads" wander back and forth across the origin*&l road allowance. All these "given" or "travelled" roads in Lots 113 & 114 could be surveyed at the same time without greatly increasing the total cost. Yours tru f John F. Weston OLS � D AUG 6 1974 TOWNS IIr ire j;�AYHRM JOHNSTON, MANDRYK & DOYLE BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS BRUCE V. JOHNSTON, B.A. OLIE MANDRYK, B.A. MICHAEL DOYLE, B.A., LLB. r Township of Bayham, STRAFFORDVILLE, Ontario. Attention: Mr. Jack Petrie Dear Sir: TELEPHONE 773-31 OS 10 SYDENHAM STREET EAST Re: Marreel sale to Dykstra AYLMER, ONTARIO N5H 1LZ June 3rd, 1974 Further to our telephone conversation of June 3rd, 1974 regarding the above this will confirm that the road allowance on Lot 114, Conc. 7 has never been opened but of course this is still Township property and must therefore be closed before the above sale can be proceeded with. Kindly advise as to your progress in this matter and if we can be of any assistance please advise. N Yours very truly, JOHNSTON, MANDRYK & DOYLE (Michael Doyle) MD : CRP I-- -7-e)41'Alsf ep OP/ 6 k)-4� C7r04-4� - PHONE 1- 519 - 773-3301 0 ANDRE C. VERHMOM REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE BROKER R R. 4 AYI.MER ONT. NSH 2R3 I Mile North of Aptmer FARMS, HOMES, COMMERCIAL, N �- �a�... RESORTS, LOTS, INDUSTRIAL • I I m LOT 113 L. OT NORTH6y'° T A L B O T �Q FENCE x -- wiR X N 690 55� W 112.00' `^ 2 (p vo � � O O NOTES — } r O - BEARINGS SHOWN ARE REFERRED TO DEPOSITED PLAN D 436 Z VO — STANDARD IRON BARS , ONE INCH SQUARE , ARE SHOWN THUS ; 777 � Yr9 -- IRON BARS , FIVE-EIGHTHS OF AN INCH SQUARE , ARE SHOWN THUS x C.EMF T FRY -- A _ _- - --- -- 0 TALBOT c6 m COUNTY PLA A/ I nT - INSTRUM NT No. 115070 BARN EQ x — x — x WIRE FENCE 0 m w 0 O o a O W Z HOUSE _ O LL 0 WELL i +A ••D INSTRUMFNT No. 106576 ONE STOREY FRAME N HOUSE 41.3' SOUTH WEST ANGLE , (LOT 114 68.78' Q" 4 RV N 69055'W ROAD ROAD * No. 3R 2.0Z2.0 y N80oS8 30_E f— WIRE WIRE �.�(� 4O 0' , Q` FENCE FENCE 1 kn m� 178.90' 247. 68' llR - 88 o a �•' O L OT _O t0 en co f CD W O W O 0 un O O N Z U7 r (n cc,,% Ll!1 (n, . J 1 WIRE FENCE r �.0' Q•, d, x --•-x- 40.75 � W v z W LL K X 0 d x (p ' Q LL 0 N X W j 0 u, INSTRUM NT No. 115070 BARN EQ x — x — x WIRE FENCE 0 m w 0 O o a O W Z HOUSE _ O LL 0 WELL i +A ••D INSTRUMFNT No. 106576 ONE STOREY FRAME N HOUSE 41.3' SOUTH WEST ANGLE , (LOT 114 68.78' Q" 4 RV N 69055'W ROAD ROAD * No. 3R 2.0Z2.0 y N80oS8 30_E f— WIRE WIRE �.�(� 4O 0' , Q` FENCE FENCE 1 kn m� 178.90' 247. 68' llR - 88 o a �•' O L OT _O t0 en co f CD W O W O 0 un O O N Z U7 r (n cc,,% Ll!1 (n, . J 1 WIRE FENCE r �.0' Q•, d, x --•-x- 40.75 LOT 113 NORTH 66,0 ■ T4LBOT WIREFENCE -X --Q X -- N6 0 w ''2.00. U NOTES — w 0 0 � � — BEARINGS SHOWN ARE REFERRED TO DEPOSITED PLAN D 4 Z Z 36 J — STANDARD IRON BARSvo ONE INCH SQUARE , ARE SHOWN THUS3 V —�- " z — IRON BARS FIVE-EIGHTHS OF AN INCH SQUARE ARE SHOWN THUS vo K Q x -:171— Q N C.EMETFRY _ o TA L BOT In COUNTY 1 I i1 T .OT W I Z � W � ffi a x � r LL 0 9 ; N X W 1 0 INSTR JMKNT Lu No. II` 070 J BARN FQ -t— X — X -- x WIRE FEN" E i 2 LL m .mwe 2 90.90 178.90' INSTRUMENT No. 106576 3 -a, O 0 0 0 O `� o � Z HOUSE Z z EE STOREY FRAME HOUSE 41.3' WELL , SOUTHWEST ANGLE I `LOT 114 68.78' - - --__ p% `) Q\l N 69055'W ROAD No. t Ot Pl_. / - 0 0 0 0 s 2.0' ,r 1490°58 30...E 1 _ WIRE WIRE-40 sc FENCE FENCE 40 0' ' Q� m O CD 0 f CD O Z w C- 178.90' LO "0 .O `0 fn N ` - C d 0 C+ � 10)t v N 0 t 00 [i J f WIRE Xr FENCE - TO' -40.75_ �` - X_-_. _ N69055** ROAD 0 w �o 38 R — 88 LOT 114 Min flno LflTL( BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS PETER J. OLO1N, O.C. T. DAVID LITTLE. B.A_. B.C.L. ROBERT O. HALL. B.A.. LL.S. nL17 Clerk, Township of Bayham c/o Mr. Jack Petrie Straffordville, Ontario Dear Sir: June 20, 1974 139 TALBOT STREET EAST AYLMER, ONTARIO TELEPHONE 773-9221 ADDKKBSr P.O. BOX A POSTAL CODE - NSM tN2 0 RE: Fehr and Priebe Purchase from Marreel RE: Part Lot 114 North of Talbot Road, Township of Bayham We represent the purchasers for this purpose would request that Certificate on the subject property. amount of the 1974 taxes if this is you indicate the amount of the 1973 in the above transaction and you provide us with a Tax Kindly provide us with the availaable. If not, would taxes. Would you further advise us as to any local i>rovements with respect to this property and the zoning regulations applied to this property. We thank you for your assistance and enclose our cheque for $2.00 in payment of your certificate. Yours very truly, s< GLOIN & LITTLE ROH : rw ROBERT 0. HALL 41T&V Encl. .�H 21 Zg�4 Of �r. N I LOT 113\ �\ LOT 114 NORTH TALBOT ROAD WIRENeOes SOC EM WIRE �Er . 0.0 FGE FENCE R 1 0In Q S HOUSE Z 0 ORH45TpiEY HOUSE I W FRANE � 3• WELL t l7 � I Q 42\N O so WEST ANGLE LgOO ' a PLOTT .14 $ CEMETERY V' `\-�— Q� N69'55•W 247.68• e� TALBOT ROAD \ COUNTY ROAD No. 38 } z PLAN �, \ l l R - 88 \� es\ LOT 113 % LOT \ J SOUTH \ 2A \ TALBOT a s a Y f e° oa o m 8 114 ROAD I REQUIRE THIS PLAN TO BE RECEIVED AND DEPOSITED AS DEPOSITED UNDER PART II OF THE REGISTRY ACT PLAN I I R DATED - DATED-_____ REGISTRAR FOR THE REGISTRY DIVISION OF ELGIN (No. II) CAUTION. THIS PLAN IS NOT APLAN OF SUBDIVISION WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTIONS 29,32 OR 33 OF THE PLANNING ACT. SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT: (I) - THIS SURVEY AND PLAN ARE CORRECT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SURVEYS ACT AND THE REGISTRY ACT AND THE REGULATIONS MADE THEREUNDER. (2) - THIS SURVEY WAS COMPLETED ON THE 24th. DAY1OF APRIL , 1973. S' DATED - FENC[ JOHN F. WESTON ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR " IU,rsaR—M, poseU��Os It4�� �A2i Or �2�GINR�'\ChjD 11 LOWRr-r- '� . we6r+ 6t, I ( S—A �, (4 N t (Z M o�{ 1� PART OF LOT 114 , CONCESSION N.T. R. TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM SCALE - I inch = 50 feet I MAY , 1973 JOHN F WESTON MEIC. P.ENG. OLS. 25 DELEVAN CRESCENT TILLSONBURG, ONTARIO R40 3Y6 C-526 -_-_ It FENCE �%� N69°SSW 290.90 z.00, 78.90 v�Rt •� I NOCE � N Ln ' r Y N ° NOTES - BEARINGS SHOWN ARE REFERRED TO DEPOSITED PLAN D 436 Z - STANDARD IRON BARS , ONE INCH SQUARE , ARE SHOWN THUS `j INSTRUMHNT No. 115070 Y eAaN � INSTRUMENT - IRON BARS , FIVE-EIGHTHS OF AN INCH SQUARE , ARE SHOWN THUS CO, _ 4e No. 106576 WIRE FENCE v C w E O Z e o+ WIRENeOes SOC EM WIRE �Er . 0.0 FGE FENCE R 1 0In Q S HOUSE Z 0 ORH45TpiEY HOUSE I W FRANE � 3• WELL t l7 � I Q 42\N O so WEST ANGLE LgOO ' a PLOTT .14 $ CEMETERY V' `\-�— Q� N69'55•W 247.68• e� TALBOT ROAD \ COUNTY ROAD No. 38 } z PLAN �, \ l l R - 88 \� es\ LOT 113 % LOT \ J SOUTH \ 2A \ TALBOT a s a Y f e° oa o m 8 114 ROAD I REQUIRE THIS PLAN TO BE RECEIVED AND DEPOSITED AS DEPOSITED UNDER PART II OF THE REGISTRY ACT PLAN I I R DATED - DATED-_____ REGISTRAR FOR THE REGISTRY DIVISION OF ELGIN (No. II) CAUTION. THIS PLAN IS NOT APLAN OF SUBDIVISION WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTIONS 29,32 OR 33 OF THE PLANNING ACT. SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT: (I) - THIS SURVEY AND PLAN ARE CORRECT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SURVEYS ACT AND THE REGISTRY ACT AND THE REGULATIONS MADE THEREUNDER. (2) - THIS SURVEY WAS COMPLETED ON THE 24th. DAY1OF APRIL , 1973. S' DATED - FENC[ JOHN F. WESTON ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR " IU,rsaR—M, poseU��Os It4�� �A2i Or �2�GINR�'\ChjD 11 LOWRr-r- '� . we6r+ 6t, I ( S—A �, (4 N t (Z M o�{ 1� PART OF LOT 114 , CONCESSION N.T. R. TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM SCALE - I inch = 50 feet I MAY , 1973 JOHN F WESTON MEIC. P.ENG. OLS. 25 DELEVAN CRESCENT TILLSONBURG, ONTARIO R40 3Y6 C-526 LOT 113 NORTH TALBOT LOT 114 ROAD T�.0' 111E ...E+� FENCE FENCE 9` �� .0.0 1 p� \ / VIRE FENCE - L) Q W 2 0 � O x p y O 0 I REQUIRE THIS PLAN TO BE RECEIVED AND DEPOSITED AS DEPOSITED UNDER PART II OF THE REGISTRY ACT PLAN I I R DATED - DATED - REGISTRAR FOR THE REGISTRY DIVISION OF ELGIN (No. 11) CAUTION: THIS PLAN IS NOT A PLAN OF SUBDIVISION WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTIONS 29,32 OR 33 OF THE PLANNING ACT. Z N OD SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE W !P 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT: i m ( I) - THIS SURVEY AND PLAN ARE CORRECT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Q o SURVEYS ACT AND THE REGISTRY AC* AND THE REGULATIONS MADE Q o HOUSE 2 ° ONN QT011Ev W y HousE W FR NE F- J THEREUNDER. OUSE I_ ♦i.3 Q 4 WELL I ��� O (2)- THIS SURVEY WAS COMPLETED ON THE 24th, DAY OF APRIL , 1973. I SOUTHWEST ANGLE g°�Si rfENtE DATED - LO 66.Te' 178.90 .o.Ts' STERM -- - \ N69°55'W '47 N69°SSV CEME T A L B 0 \ COUNTY + T— / PLAN \ LOT 113 SOUTH T \ ROAD ROAD No. 38 aT 3 L\\ o i J a 3 0 \, a U) o r f fo O 0 6V.0 llR-88 LOT /TALBOT _=ENC%-Y...O ip F ■ x =IRE Kx N.115 W 9� - 290.90' � p" - 112.00' 178.90 'o Nr, a G �� " s IL I '��1 -T( t A /o \ / VIRE FENCE - L) Q W 2 0 � O x p y O 0 I REQUIRE THIS PLAN TO BE RECEIVED AND DEPOSITED AS DEPOSITED UNDER PART II OF THE REGISTRY ACT PLAN I I R DATED - DATED - REGISTRAR FOR THE REGISTRY DIVISION OF ELGIN (No. 11) CAUTION: THIS PLAN IS NOT A PLAN OF SUBDIVISION WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTIONS 29,32 OR 33 OF THE PLANNING ACT. Z N OD SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE W !P 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT: i m ( I) - THIS SURVEY AND PLAN ARE CORRECT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Q o SURVEYS ACT AND THE REGISTRY AC* AND THE REGULATIONS MADE Q o HOUSE 2 ° ONN QT011Ev W y HousE W FR NE F- J THEREUNDER. OUSE I_ ♦i.3 Q 4 WELL I ��� O (2)- THIS SURVEY WAS COMPLETED ON THE 24th, DAY OF APRIL , 1973. I SOUTHWEST ANGLE g°�Si rfENtE DATED - LO 66.Te' 178.90 .o.Ts' STERM -- - \ N69°55'W '47 N69°SSV CEME T A L B 0 \ COUNTY + T— / PLAN \ LOT 113 SOUTH T \ ROAD ROAD No. 38 aT 3 L\\ o i J a 3 0 \, a U) o r f fo O 0 6V.0 llR-88 LOT /TALBOT JOHM F. VIESTON r ■ y N W s NOTES — - BEARINGS SHOWN ARE REFERRED TO DEPOSITED PLAN D 436 2 - 1 s - WSTRUMHNT - STANDARD IRON BARS , ONE INCH SQUARE , ARE SHOWN THUS NO. 115070 - IRON BARS FIVE-EIGHTHS OF AN INCH SQUARE ARE SHOWN THUS r �CD RAmb INSTRUMENT x—■ fp No. 106576 \ / VIRE FENCE - L) Q W 2 0 � O x p y O 0 I REQUIRE THIS PLAN TO BE RECEIVED AND DEPOSITED AS DEPOSITED UNDER PART II OF THE REGISTRY ACT PLAN I I R DATED - DATED - REGISTRAR FOR THE REGISTRY DIVISION OF ELGIN (No. 11) CAUTION: THIS PLAN IS NOT A PLAN OF SUBDIVISION WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTIONS 29,32 OR 33 OF THE PLANNING ACT. Z N OD SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE W !P 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT: i m ( I) - THIS SURVEY AND PLAN ARE CORRECT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Q o SURVEYS ACT AND THE REGISTRY AC* AND THE REGULATIONS MADE Q o HOUSE 2 ° ONN QT011Ev W y HousE W FR NE F- J THEREUNDER. OUSE I_ ♦i.3 Q 4 WELL I ��� O (2)- THIS SURVEY WAS COMPLETED ON THE 24th, DAY OF APRIL , 1973. I SOUTHWEST ANGLE g°�Si rfENtE DATED - LO 66.Te' 178.90 .o.Ts' STERM -- - \ N69°55'W '47 N69°SSV CEME T A L B 0 \ COUNTY + T— / PLAN \ LOT 113 SOUTH T \ ROAD ROAD No. 38 aT 3 L\\ o i J a 3 0 \, a U) o r f fo O 0 6V.0 llR-88 LOT /TALBOT �vet N II.Ws-(VAT K--7 l0 POs'ao CI.-() 51 � 1 14 lq� or— Q 2t6lNrIL 21� nkI_DV4R"CE /��� // 11 Ila'b (14 (1i - ROAD „ I Ci�I�F.�_.� U E/� .L 74• PART OF LOT 114 , CONCESSION N.T. R. 1141F�1 TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM SCALE -finch =50 feet I MAY , 1973 JOHN F. WESTON MEIC. PENG. OLS. 25 DELEVAN CRESCENT TILLSONBURG, ONTARIO N.6 SY6 C-526 JOHM F. VIESTON r ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR p0 �vet N II.Ws-(VAT K--7 l0 POs'ao CI.-() 51 � 1 14 lq� or— Q 2t6lNrIL 21� nkI_DV4R"CE /��� // 11 Ila'b (14 (1i - ROAD „ I Ci�I�F.�_.� U E/� .L 74• PART OF LOT 114 , CONCESSION N.T. R. 1141F�1 TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM SCALE -finch =50 feet I MAY , 1973 JOHN F. WESTON MEIC. PENG. OLS. 25 DELEVAN CRESCENT TILLSONBURG, ONTARIO N.6 SY6 C-526 vENGE I REQUIRE THIS PLAN TO BE RECEIVED AND I ROSI TED AS fENDE -Q"1* DEPOSITED UNDER PART II LOT 113 LOT 114 � OF THE REGISTRY ACT NORTH �`°� TALBOT ROAD � DATED- DATED- R� fCNt% WINE 69° 55' W e`.I 290.90• - e" - _ _ - - _ - - _ _ x 17 8,90' -o y REGISTRAR FOR THE REGISTRY DIVISION OF ELGIN (No. II) N CAUTION: THIS PLAN IS NOT A PLAN OF SUBDIVISION I N lil WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTIONS 29,32 OR 33 OF THE W YO 1 p p PLANNING ACT. % O 3 NOTES Z � W BEARINGS SHOWN ARE REFERRED TO DEPOSITED PLAN D 43601 0. 11 i INSTRUMENT °o xt •D - STANDARD IRON BARS , ONE INCH SQUARE , ARE SHOWN THUS -0- i 77 N0. 115070 "P ��" N r EARN INSTRUMENT N Z ) - IRON BARS , FIVE-EIGHTHS OF AN INCH SQUARE , ARE SHOWN THUS * SCID x — x—x Re No. 106576 N o0 •_ \ WiRE fENOE ZN SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE cP CO a w LLI J /// ZQ M w! A. N I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT E 2 c (I) - THIS SURVEY AND PLAN ARE CORRECT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE j 1 $ o SURVEYS ACT AND THE REGISTRY 4�T AND THE REGULATIONS MADE 2 ONE STOREY w Y d s HOUSE o Nous[ THEREUNDER. a.3 WELL / (2) - THIS SURVEY WAS COMPLETED ON THE 24th. DAY OF APRIL , 1973.' pO SOUTHWEST ANGLELOT 1IJy' 40pta `N Q `y 'w WIRE DATED- - M1 I _YJ CL P11. '11 r I78.90 � 40 .7;3; 8 CEMETERY Q.. N69°55'W 247.68' �I N69°SS•W JOHN F. WESTON TALBOT R0AD s ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR } \ COUNTY ROAD I` No. 38 PLAN a \ / / R - 88 ` 3 = a � TCN II.I.IfSTRaTiMC� p =\ ^ jaOSFfD \ LOT I i3 Za LOT 114 I N�op 0216INIRL GR% ffOWaNc SOUTH \ �\ TALBOT ROAD �rEcC� 113 (l4- �Z \,/ a J`� PART OF LOT 114 ,CONCESSION N.T. R. s , \ `o Qo TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM Ci SCALE - I inch = 50 feet I MAY , 1973 r JOHN E WESTON MEIC. OLS. 25 DEL EVAN CRESCENT TILLSONBURG , ONTARIO N.0 SNE C-526 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY-LAW NO. /J3 L, A by-law for the submission to a vote of certain questions under the provisions of Section 73 (1) of the Liquor Licence Act, R. S. O. 1970, c. 250. WHEREAS at the time of the coming into force of the Ontario Temperance Act a by-law passed under the Liquor Licence Act was in force within the limits of the municipality prohibiting the sale of liquor by retail therein. AND WHEREAS under Section 73 (1) of the Liquor Licence Act, the Council of a municipality in which the by-law was in force may, submit to a vote of the persons qualified to be entered in the Voters' List and to vote at Elections to the Assembly in the municipality, any questions set forth in the Liquor Licence Act. AND WHEREAS the Council deems it expedient and desirable to submit to a vote of the persons qualified to vote thereon as aforesaid, the following questions: ARE YOU IN FAVOUR OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF GOVERNMENT STORES FOR THE SALE OF LIQUOR? ARE YOU IN FAVOUR OF THE SALE OF LIQUOR UNDER A DINING LOUNGE LICENCE FOR CONSUMPTION ON LICENSED PREMISES WITH FOOD AVAILABLE? AND WHEREAS the Council having requested the Board to fix a day ,for the taking of a vote on the questions the Board has fixed, as requested, MONDAY the 2nd day of DECEMBER, 1974. AND WHEREAS it is necessary to provide by by-law for the submission of the questions to the persons qualified to vote thereon and for the taking of their votes thereon. THEREFORE, the Corporation of the Township of Bayham, in the County of Elgin, enacts as follows: 1. Under the Liquor Licence Act there is hereby submitted to a vote of the persons qualified to be entered on the Voters' List and to vote at Elections to the Assembly in the municipality the following questions: 40 M -2- ARE YOU IN FAVOUR OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF GOVERNMENT STORES FOR THE SALE OF LIQUOR? ARE YOU IN FAVOUR OF THE SALE OF LIQUOR UNDER A DINING LOUNGE LICENCE FOR CONSUMPTION ON LICENSED PREMISES WITH FOOD AVAILABLE? 2. The vote shall be taken on MONDAY the 2nd day of DECEMBER, 1974, as directed by the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario and in accordance with the provisions of the Liquor Licence Act. 3. This by-law shall come into full force and effect upon the day of final passing thereof. 01 FINALLY PASSED this REEVE iday of st err 'y ��'� , 1974. CLERK CERTIFICATE OF TRUE COPY 1k 6 I CERTIFY this to be a true and correct copy of By -Law No. f 2 3,Z passed by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham, in the County of Elgin, on the 9 day of i CLt RK , 1974. TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY-LAW NO. 1834 BEING A BY-LAW to authorize the Reeve and Clerk of the Township of Bayham to execute an Agreement with the Town of Aylmer for the joint use of the Aylmer Swimming Pool. WHEREAS the Corporation of the Town of Aylmer and the Corporation of the Township of Bayham are desirous of entiring into an agreement for the joint use of the Aylmer Swimming Pool under Section 5 for the Community Centres Act R.S.O. 1970. Therefore Be it Enacted by the Municipal Corporation of the Township of Bayham 1. That the Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute an agreement with the Town of Aylmer for the joint usV of the Aylmer Swimming Pool. c. The said agreement when executed shall be Schedule "A" and form a part of this by-law. READ a First, Second Third and Finally Passed this 9th. Day of September, 197.. Clerk r -A 0 ACRES: ENT D:�TLD THIS DAY JF BE EmBE- 19 74• BETWEEN -- — — — -- THE CJRPORATION OF THE TMI OF AYUSR w AN THE CORP. _T JN OF M . I . r WHEREAS the parties hereto are desirous of entering into an Agreement (pursuant to Section 5 of the Community Centres Act, R. S. 0. 1970) for the joint use of the Aylmer swimming Pool, operated by the Aylmer Recreation Council. NOW THEREFORE, the parties hereto in consideration of the mutual covenant contained herein and other valuable con- sideration, hereby agree as follows: 1. The contributions to be wade by the parties hereto for the construction of the said outdoor swimming pool shall be agreed upon by the councils of the parties hereto. 2. If the parties hereto choose to provide financial assistance for the normal operation and maintenance of the said outdoor swimming pool, the said party so contributing shall be entitled to have a representative appointed to the Aylmer Recreation Council.. 3. Provided all other terms herein Are agreed upon, residents of the parties hereto shall be permitted full use of the outdoor swimming pool facilities at the usual fees or charges established by the said council. 4* Any contributions agreed upon or pursuant to this agreement shall be in addition to payments and con- tributions presently being made towards sponsoring organized sporting or recreation activities by the parties hereto. 'k It1 WIT t SS WHEREOF the parties hereto have affixed their signatures of their signing officers and seals. 6 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOVJ"N OF .AxLJLR D Per-��✓�tr'-c 2-C Per THE CORPORATION OF THE T(, S ' OF BAYtiAM Per Per .1. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY - LAW NO. 183 5 A By-law to permit public games and sports in the afternoon of the Lord's Day. WHEREAS it is deemed advisable by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham to pass a by-law permitting public games ani sports in the afternoon of the Lord's Day. THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: 1. Section 1 of The Lord's Day (Ontario) Act is hereby declared to be in force in the Township of Bayham. 2. The application of the said section of the said Act shall apply to the whole of the Township of Bayham. 0 3. The application of the said section of the said Act s4all be limited to the respective public games or sports in the Township of Bayham as follows: Baseball, Softball, Lacrosse, Soccer, Rugby, Bowling, Hockey, Swimming, Water -sports, Tennis, Basketball, Badminton, Skating and Curling. 4. The public games and sports named in this by-law shall be subject to the following regulations and controls: (a) Every such game or sport shall be conducted in an orderly and seemly manner. (b) No such game or sport shall be commencG*i before half -past one o'clock in the afternoon or be continued after ten o'clock in the afternoon of the Lord's Day. READ a First, Second and Third time and finally passed this 2nd. day of October, 197.. L eeve Clerk CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY - LAW NO. 1837 Being a by-law to amend by-law 1760. WHEREAS Section 2 of by-law No. 1760 of the Corporation of Township of Bayham sets out the appointment of members of the Bayham Recreation Parks and Comp-nunity Centre Board. AND WHEREAS it is deemed adviseable to amend Section 2 of By --Law No. 1760. 0 THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION 0 OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM 1. That section 2 of Township of Bayham By -Law No. 1760 1 be amended to read: The committee shall be appointed annually by the Council of the Corporation, of the Township of Bayham. READ A FIRST, SECOND and THIRD TDIE and FINALLY PASSED this 29th. day of October,A.D. , 1974. i Clerk e 4. CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAyHAM BY - Law NO, 1838 Being a By - Law to amend By Law 1830. WHEREAS Section 2 of By -Lax No. 1830 of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham sets out the administration of the Community Centre established at the Hamlet of Corinth. AND WHEREAS it is deemed advisable to amend Section 2 of By - Law No. 1830, THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED Bi THE COUNCIL OFTHE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM l , That Section 2 of B - Y Law No. 1$30 b• amended to read: That the said Community Centre be administered by the Bayham Parks) Recreation and Community Centres Board, as duly appointed annually by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham, Read a FIRST, SECCKD and THIRD TIM and FINALLY PASSED this 29th* day of October A.D., 197.9 N 0 C y eve CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY - LAW NO. 1838 Being a By - Law to amend By - Law 1$30. WHEREAS Section 2 of By -Law No. 1830 of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham sets out the administration of the Community Centre established at the Hamlet of Corinth. AND WHEREAS it is deemed advisable to amend Section 2 of By - Law No. 1$30. THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM 0 1. That Section 2 of By - Law No. 1830 be amended to read: +► That the said Community Centre be administered by the Bayham Parks, Recreation and Community Centres Board, as duly appointed annually by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Payham. Read a FIRST, SECOND and THIRD TI14E and FINALLY PASSED this 29th. day of October A.D., 1974. Jerk ■ BY - LAW No. 1839 Being a ByLaw to authorize the Reeve and Clerk to execute an Agreement with Willies Pumputis. iMlWilliams Joseph Pumputis has applied for and been conditionally granted a severance of land on behalf of Otto and Meta Hermann for a parcel or tract of land contained in Lot No. 10, N.G. in the Township of Bayham, said severance being numbered $25$/74• AND WHER.BAS the condition for the granting of the severance is that no request shall be made to the Township of Bayham for maintenance of the road allowance to the subject lands. i THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM 1. That the Reeve and Clerk be and are hereby authorised to execute an agreement with William Joseph Pumputis of the Town of Tillsongurg, said agreement when executed to be att- ached to and fora a part of this by-law and be known as Schedule "A" of By -Law No. 1$39. READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED this 29the day of October A.D., 1974. N =A N SCHEDULE "A" of BY - LAW N0, 1839 AGREE1.1ENT : iy�.ade in duplicate this 22nd, day of October, 1974. BETWEEN: AND The Corporation of the Township of Bayham, in the County of Elgin, hereinafter called the Municipality of the FIRST PART William Joseph Pumputis, Police Officer, of the Town of Tillsonburg in the County of Oxford hereinafter called the Party of the SECOND PART. �JHEREAS in consideration of a severance of land being nanted by the Land Division Committee far the County of Elgin umbered E258/74) being part of Lot No. 14, N.G. in the Township of Bayham, The Parties hereto hereby agree. 1. The i.iunicipality hereby agrees to maintain the present ..Township road situated between the North Gore and Concession 8 to a point approximately six hundred and fifty ( 650) feet westerly from the subject lands a* described in Land Division application No. E258/74 to the standards as set forth from time to time by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. 2. The Party of the Second Part shall be responsible for ingress and egress to and from the subject lands from the point maintained by the :>lunicipality and should improvements to the road be requested, the Municipality shall have the right to charge any costs incurred to the Party of the Second Part. 3. This agreement shall be binding upon the heirs and successors of the Parties hereto. In Witness Whereof the Parties Hereto have set fi4ieir hands and seals. Witness For the Corporation of the Township of Bayham .acts Fumputi s BY - LAW NO. 1839 Being a By -Law to authorize the Reeve and Clerk to execute an Agreement with William Pumputis. WHEREAS William Joseph Pumputis has applied for and been conditionally granted a severance of land on behalf of Otto and Meta Hermann for a parcel or tract of land contained in Lot No. 10, N.G. in the Township of Bayham, said severance being numbered E258/74. AND WHEREAS the condition for the granting of the severance is that no request shall be made to the Township of Bayham for maintenance of the road allowance to the subject lands. THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COR.PORATIO14 OF THE TOTWNSHIP OF BAYHAM 1. That the Reeve and Clerk be and are hereby authorized to execute an agreement with William Joseph Pumputis of the Town of Tillsongurg, said agreement when executed to be att- ached to and form a part of this by-law and be known as Schedule "Ail of By -Law No. 1$39. READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASS9b this 29th. day of October A.D., 1974. SCHEDULE "A" of BY - LAW NO. 1839 AGREEMENT: Made in duplicate this 22nd. day of October, 1974. BETWEEN: AND The Corporation of the Township of Bayham, in the County of Elgin, hereinafter called the Municipality of the FIRST PART William Joseph Pumputi s, Police Officer, of the Town of Tillsonburg in the County of Oxford hereinafter called the Party of the SECOND PART. WHEREAS in consideration of a severance of land being ranted by the Land Division Committee for the County of Elgin numbered E258/74) being part of Lot No. 10, N.G. in the To -m ship of Bayham, The Parties hereto hereby agree. 1. The Municipality hereby agrees to maintain the present Township road situated between the North Gore and Ooncession 8 to a point approximately six hundred and fifty (650) feet westerly from the subject lands as described in Land Division application No. E258/74 to the standards as set forth from time to timE by the Riinistry of Transportation and Communications. 2. The Party of the Second Part shall be responsible for ingress and egress to and from the subject lands from the point maintained by the Municipality and should improvements to the road be requested, the Municipality shall have the right to charge any costs incurred to the Party of the Second Part. 3. This agreement shall be binding upon the heirs and successors of the Parties hereto. In Witness Whereof the Parties Hereto have set their hands and seals. Witness For the Corporation of the Township of Bayham eeve illiam Pumputis TOWNSHIP BY-LAW NO. BAYHAM 1841 BEING A BY-LAW to authorize the Reeve and Clerk of the Tovmship of Bay*am to execute an Agreement with the Town of Aylmer for the joint use of the Aylmer Diving Pool. WHEREAS the Corporation of the Town of Aylmer and the Corporation of the Township of Bayham are desirous of entiring into an agreement for the joint use of the Aylmer Diving Pool under Section 5 for the Community Centres Act B.S.O. 1970. THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM 1. That the Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute an agreement with the Town of Aylmer for the joint use of the Aylmer Diving Pool. 2. The said agreement when executed stall be Schedule "A" and form a part of this By -Law. READ a First, Second, Third and Finally Passed this 12th. day of November, 1974. Jerk • TOWNSHIP BY-LAW NO. BAYHAM 1841 BEING A BY-LAW to authorize the Reeve and Clerk of the Tovmship of Bay*am to execute an Agreement with the Town of Aylmer for the joint use of the Aylmer Diving Pool. WHEREAS the Corporation of the Town of Aylmer and the Corporation of the Township of Bayham are desirous of entiring into an agreement for the joint use of the Aylmer Diving Pool under Section 5 for the Community Centres Act B.S.O. 1970. THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM 1. That the Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute an agreement with the Town of Aylmer for the joint use of the Aylmer Diving Pool. 2. The said agreement when executed stall be Schedule "A" and form a part of this By -Law. READ a First, Second, Third and Finally Passed this 12th. day of November, 1974. Jerk JOHN FOY CLERK -TREASURER AND TAX COLLECTOR November 7, 1974. Mr. J. A. Petrie, Clerk -Treasurer, Township of Bayham, STRAFFORDVILLE, Ontario. Dear Sir: TOWN OF AYLMER AYLMER, ONTARIO TELEPHONE 773-3164 POSTAL ADDRESS 38 JOHN ST. SOUTH NSH 2C2 Please find enclosed copies of our by-law 61-74 which establishes the Municipal Diving Pool, as a Community C Also, enclosed are copies of a joint -use agreement betweenentre. Aylmer and Malahide for the use of the diving tank facility. y. Would you kindly have the documents endorsed b y Yur and return the originals to this office. The additio council will be for your records. nal copies Yours tally, Deputy Clerk -Treasurer. C. L. Knapp CLK:pk Enc 1. N 0 TOWNSHIP OF BAIHAM BY-LAW NO . 1841 bSING A by -LAW to authorise the Reeve and Clerk of the Township of bays to execute an Agreement with the Town of Aylmer for the joint use off' the Aylmer Diving; Pool. WHEREAS the Corporation of the Town of Aylmer and the Corporation of the Township of Dayham are desirous of entiring into an agreement for the joint use of the Aylmer Diving Pool under Section 5 for the Community Centres Act R,j,C. 1970. THEREFORE RE IT ENACTED By THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF bAyHM4 1. That the reeve and Clark are hereby authorized to execute an agreement with the Town of Aylmer for the joint use olk the Aylmer Diving Pool. 2 • The said agreement when executed shall be Schedule "A" and force a part of this By -Law,, e hEAD a First, Second, Third and Finally passed this 12th, day of November, 1974, TOWMA lP OF ill BY-LAW N4. 1441 BEING A LAY•LAW to authorise the R*eve and Clerk of the Township ox' :.; yham to execute an Agreement with the flown of Ayln. er .dor the joint uao of the Ayl.•aor Hiving Pool. WHYS the Corporation of the Town of Aylmer and the :orporaticn Of the TownWdp of Dayham are desirous of entisRi ng into an aZree:aent for the joint use of the AyL er DivinE Pool under ction j for the (;==nity centres Act R.J.Q. 1970. Th4iWOLL M IT SNACUD 13Y THE MM ICIPAL C"UUTICU OF THL TM4At IP OF bAYW 1. That the r�seve and Clem: are hereby authorised to execute an aiTseumt with the Town of Ay1;,aer for the joint use of the Aylmer Divin,C Pool.. 2* rhe said agreement when executed shall. be �r,liedule "A" and fore a part of this By -Law. t RD a Fist, Second, Third and r finally Passed this 12tho day of Noveaber, 1V14* 1 $CHEDULE "B" a Y -:AW .ry. 6.L-/,+. OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AYLMER Being a by-law to establish a Community Centre - The Aylmer Municipal Diving Pool. WHEREAS, the Council of the Town of Aylmer has authorized the construction of a municipal diving pool for recreation purposes. THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF AYLMER ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: That a Community Centres Board, be established, to operate the diving pool, located in Lot 115, being East on Myrtle Street, between Talbot and Chestnut Streets. The said Board to be comprised of the members of the Aylmer Recreation - Arena Committee. The said Board shall be composed of seven persons, two of whom shall be members of the Town Council, and shall be appointed annually by the Council. s It shall be the responsibility of the said Board to manage the said diving pool., READ A First and Second time this 28th day of October, 1974. q MAYOR NbLERK READ A Third time and finally passed this 28th day of October, 1974. MAYOR Levy 4. 1► THIS AGREEMENT made in duplicate the 28th day of October, 1974. • BETWEEN: THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AYLMER hereinafter called "the Town" OF THE FIRST PART A N D THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM hereinafter called"the Township" OF THE SECOND PART WHEREAS the Town is the owner of the lands more particularly described in Schedule "A" attached hereto, and is desirous of constructing and maintaining a diving pool on the said lands under the provisions of the Community Centres Act, R. S. 0. 1970, Chapter 73; AND WHEREAS the Town has authorized the establishment of the diving pool pursuant to By -Law No. 61-74, a copy of which is annexed hereto as Schedule "B" to this Agreement; AND WHEREAS the parties hereto are desirous of entering into an agree- ment to provide for the joint use of the diving pool; NOW THEREFORE, THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH that in consideration of the mutual covenaAs and conditions herein contained and subject to the terms of the conditions hereinafter set forth, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. The Town shall construct a diving pool on the lands described in Schedule "A" hereto, which pool shall be established and maintained in accordance with the provisions of the Community Centres Act. 2. The said diving pool shall be used jointly by the inhabitants of the Town and the Township. 3. The diving pool shall be managed by a board appointed annually by the Council of the Town, which board shall be.composed of seven residents of the Town of Aylmer,two of whom shall be members of conncil. 4. This Agreement shall enure to the benefit of and be binding upon the parties hereto, their successors and assigns respectively and shall not be revoked, altered or amended without the consent in writing of the councils of both parties to this Agreement. N iN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have hereunto affixed their respective corporate seals, attested by the hands of their respective officers, duly authorized in that behalf. SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED in the presence of: THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AYLMER MAYOR THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF�BAYHAM NUPNIW�� SCHEDULE "A" TO BY-LAW 61-74 ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Town of Aylmer, in the County of Elgin, and being composed of the Southerly 150 feet of Lot 115, South of Chestnut Street and East of Myrtle Street. rj- 0 N w j TOWNSHIP OF SAYMN BY -LAN I ,iL. A By-law to assume Lot 4, Plan 20S and other lands as a public highway. THE COUNCIL OF THE CO RPORAT I Obi OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: 1. That the lands more particularly described in Schedule "A" attached hereto are hereby opened and assumed as a public highway. 0 READ THREE TIMES AND FINALLY PASSED this 12th. day of November 1974. 6 I certify that this is a true copy of the above By-law. CLERK I certify that this is a true copy of the above By-law. THIS IS SCHEDULE "A" ALL AND SINGULAR those certain parcels or tracts of land and premises situate; lying and being in onh thTO outs s°ifdea� a rs street in the County of Blgin being all of Lot 4/according to Registered Plan 20S and part of Lot 12S, South Talbot Road, all of which lands are more particularly described as follows: PREMISING that the westerly limit of Lot 1 according to Registered Plan 20S is N 0 44' B and relating all bearings herein.thereto; BEGINNING at the northwest angle of Lot 1, Plan 20S which point is in the southerly limit of MainStreet as shown on said Plan; THENCE South 0° 44' west along the westerly limit of said Lot 1 and the projection southerly of such limit, 247.S2 feet to a point in the northeast angle of Part/l, Plan 11R -24S; THENCE South 840 07' East to a point in the projection southerly of the westerly limit of said Lot 4 which point is the point of commencement; THENCE northerly along the projection southerly of the westerly, limit of Lot 4 and al ng the westerly limit of said Lot 4 to the northwest angle of s id Lot 4; THENCE easterly along the northerly limit of said Lot 4, 66 feet more or less to the northeast angle of said Lot 4; THENCE southerly along the easterly limit of said Lot 4 and the projection southerly thereof to a point 1�n the northerly limit of Part 1, Plan,/11R-24S which point is also on a line drawn through the point of commencement on the bearing of South 84° 07' East; THENCE North 840 07' West. 66 feet more or'less to the point of commencement. IVo' f I RoIgi�r OWN* at (101 (NO, 11) I GIRTI.,Y that thin inOmmont Io roRlitond a of 3 � x Registry Office NOV a 51974. In the it St. Thomas, Ontario. 'Pt 10 REOIs?RAR l DATED: November 12th., 1974 s TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY -LAM 1 1842 A By -lax to assume Lot 4, Plan 245 and other lands as a public highway, U Mc]Cay, Mtx&► 8 Vedova Barristers 4 Solicitors, 344 Talbot Street, ST. THOMAS, Ontario. TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY-LAW # 1842 A By-law to assume Lot 4, Plan 205 and other lands as a public highway. THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: 1. That the lands more particularly described in Schedule "A" attached hereto are hereby opened and assumed as a public highway. 0 READ THREE TIMES AND FINALLY PASSED this 12th.day of November, 1974. REEVE t LE RK 1 MCSAY. MCKAY & VEDOVA BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS W. SCOTT MC KAY. •.A.. O.G. W. K. A. MCKAY. U.A.WC.. LL.N. O. N. VtOOVA. ■.•C.. U—S. Mr. J. A. Petrie Clerk Township of Bayham P. 0. Box 160 Straffordville, Ontario Dear Sir: 144 TAtJOT ST*W T ►.O. BOX 310 ST. THOMAS. ONTARIO Ns► 1s6 TCLEP"ONC 633-0040 November 4th, 1974 Re: Agreement with Elgin County Board of Education - Straffordville Public School r� Please find enclosed herewith the by-law in triplicate. As to the lands affected see the enclosed copy of the Plan. If You find the by-law to be in order would you please have it passed after which the two copies duly certified should be returned to this office for registration. Certification clauses have been added. The duplicate by-law when registered will be sent forward to you. Yours very truly, McKay, McKay and Vedova Per• , r. / k W KAM/ mmb l encls . lmr O THIS IS SCHEDULE "A" ALL AND SINGULAR those certain parcels or tracts of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Township of Batyham, in the County of Elgin being all of Lot 4 according to Registered Plan 205 and part of Lot 125, South Talbot Road, all of which lands are more particularly described as follows: PREMISING that the westerly limit of Lot 1 according to Registered Plan 205 is N 00 44' E and relating all bearings herein thereto; BEGINNING at the northwest angle of Lot 1, Plan 205 which point is in the southerly limit of Main Street as shown on said Plan; THENCE South 00 44' West along the westerly limit of said Lot 1 and the projection southerly of such limit, 247.52 feet to a point in the northeast angle of Part 1, Plan 11R-245; THENCE South 840 07' East to a point in the projection southerly of the westerly limit of said Lot 4 which point is the point of commencement; THENCE northerly along the projection southerly of the westorly limit of Lot 4 and along the westerly limit of said Lot 4 to the northwest angle of said Lot 4; THENCE easterly along the northerly limit of said Lot 4, 66 feet more or less to the northeast angle of said Lot 4; THENCE southerly along the easterly limit of said Lot 4 and the projection southerly thereof to a point in the northerly limit of Part 1, Plan 11R-245 which point is also on a line drawn through the point of commencement on the bearing of South 840 07' East; THENCE North 840 07' West, 66 feet more or less to the point of commencement . � • i • DATED: November 12th., 1974 TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY-LAW # 18.2 A By-law to assume Lot 4, Plan 205 and other lands as a public highway. I - McKay, McKay & Vedova Barristers & Solicitors, 344 Talbot Street, ST. THOMAS, Ontario. ' 1 1 rV4 ell 331 OF lli F PLANN c STREE-r f 66 W1()F 1 2 REG. 3 4 PLApd ■ LOT 1Ar t 5 6 205 t 125 �I I% f t� T H I S A G R E E M E N T made in duplicate this .24 B E T W E E N: A N D : day of Au G Us i THE ELGIN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION hereinafter called the "BOARD" OF THE FIRST PART THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM hereinafter called the "TOWNSHIP" OF THE SECOND PART , 1974. WHEREAS the'..'Township has acquired certain lands in the Hamlet of Straf- fordville between Main Street and the portion of Lot 125 South of Talbot Road owned by the Board; 0 AND WHEREAS the Township proposes to establish a public highway over such lands which include Lot 4 as shown on Registered Plan 205; AND WHEREAS the Board proposes to establish a private driveway leading from its parking lot at the Straffordville Public School to such pro- posed highway; AND WHEREAS the parties have agreed on the matters hereinafter set forth; N NOW THEREFORE THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH that in consideration of the cov- enants contained herein, the parties hereto covenant and agree as follows: 1. The Board COVENANTS AND AGREES with the Township as follows: (a) On the execution of this agreement by both parties, to pay to the Township Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00). (b) Upon the Township completing the works referred to in 2(a), to grade its lands from the said parking lot to the southerly limit of the proposed public highway and to fill and grade the proposed site of the public highway on the Township's lands with any extra fill which may be available on the Board's lands. (c) following the construction of the private roadway upon its lands, to maintain the same. 0 2. 3. (2) The Township COVENANTS AND AGREES with the Board as follows: (a) to remove the house or structure located on said Lot 4 and to level the foundation and to fill any basement excavation to the present grade of the adjacent lands. (b) Upon the Board completing the grading referred to in 1(b) above, to gravel the proposed public highway and the Board's private driveway as may be necessary to establish a road base at least thirty feet in width to the standards of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications and thereafter to tar and chip to the said Ministry's standards at least twenty-two feet of such road base. (c) to enact a by-law to assume the lands lying between Main Stre,pt and the Board's lands as a public highway and to register such by-law,, Each of the parties agree to proceed expeditiously with the fulfillment of their respective covenants, it being their intention to complete all the works contemplated herein by November 1, 1974. It is also agreed that each party will pay the cost of fulfilling its covenants. l IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Corporate seals of the parties hereto have hereunto been affixed attested to by the hands of their proper respective signing officers. SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED THE ELGIN COUNTY :O�RD OF EDUCATION THE ORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM 11 DATED: AUG 2 �► 1974 THE ELGIN COUNTY BOARD OF EDU- CATION a n d THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM A G R E E M E N T I McKay, McKay $ Vedova Barristers & Solicitors 344 Talbot Street, ST. THOMAS, Ontario. 16 e It It i MORAY. MORAY & VEDOVA BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS W. SCOTT MC KAY. S.A.. O.G. W. K. A. MCKAY, S.A.SG., LLS. O. N. VCOOVA. ■.SC.. LLS. 0 344 TALSOT STIRCCT P.O. SOX 300 ST. THOMAS. ONTARIO M6P 106 TCLCP►iON6 033-0040 November 29th, 1974 J. A. Petrie Clerk Township of Bayham Straffordville, Ontario Dear Sir: Re: By-law 1842 a We acknowledge receipt of your letter dated November 20th, 1974 and now enclose herewith the duplicate of By-law No. 1842 which was registered on the 25th day of November, 1974 as No. 179204. As it appears that this matter is complete, we enclose herewith our account. WKAM/mmb encl. Yours very truly, r McKa McKay and Vedova I Per 0 n TOWNSHIP OF BAYHA 4 BY -LAV,( NO. 1843 BEING A BY-LAW to name a Street. WHEREAS, Section 354 (1) (97) of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1970 provides for the giving of names to Streets. AND WHEREAS by By -Law N o . 1842, the Corporation of the Township of Bayham has assumed Lot 4, Main Street S/S, Plan 205 as a Street. AND WHEREAS it is desirous to now designate the street by name. THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATIO14 OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHA 4 THAT the land assumed and designated as a Street by By -Law No. 1842 being Lot 4, Main Street S/S according to Plan 205 for the Village of Straffordville be and is hereby named Sandytown Street. Read A First, Second, Third and finally passed this 12th. day of November 197.. il 0 00 s Q RK 0 11 E a ft. d 8ft•LAw No. 1843 BA 0 A BY••LAW to name a Street* WSORAS, Section, 354 (1) (97) of this Municipal Act, R. S,. o. 19" prwidss for the giving of nacos to streets. AND by By-mLaw Ido. 1a42, the Corporation of the awnship o► " Sayhm has sawed Lot 4, lain Street 3/30 plan 205 as a Staroot. AND it is desirous to norm dja-m-�cuta the street by T 2RAT the lead alar d and designated as a Street by ByLa«r So. 1842 being Lot 4s lysin Street SIS according to Plan 205 for the Tillage of Straffardville be and is hereby named Sandytown Street. Read A First, Second, Third and finally p►a+�ied this 12th* lk day out X—I-Wwl 1974 • Certified to be a true and correct copy. .A.Yet ownsnip . Ak s 0 i 0 go V O co C o � Tor 4 m a 0 i CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY-LAW NO. 1$45 A By -Law designating through highways WHEREAS Clause 33 of Subsection 1 of Section 1 of the Highway Traffic Act (R.S.O. 19701 Ch. 202 provides that: "Through highway" means any highway or part of a highway designated as such by the Minister or by by-law of a municipality approved by the Department, and every such highway shall be marked by a stop sign or yield right-of-way sign in compliance with the regulations of the Department; THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOW ISHIP OF BAYHAPyZ ENACTS AS FOLLObTS 1. The following highways or parts of highways under the i jurisdiction of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham are designated as through highways: from to (a) Main Street the easterly limit of the southerly limit Highway No. 19 of County of Elgin (b) First Street (c) Third Street (d) Fourth Street 10 (e) West Street the easterly limit of Highway No. 19 the easterly limit of Highway No. 19 the easterly limit of Highway No. 19 the northerly limit of First Street Road No. 3$ to the westerly limit of the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way the westerly limit of the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way the westerly limit of the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way the southerly limit of Third Street all according to the Registered Plan No. 205 for the Village of Straffordvi lle . 2. The designation in Section 1 of this by-law of a highway or part of a highway as a through highway shall not include any inter- section thereon where the road intersected is a King's Highway or where traffic control signals are installed. 3. The penalties provided in Section 152 of The Highwav Traffic Act shall apply to offences against this by-law. 4. This by-law shall become effective upon the approval of the Minister of Transportation and Communications for Ontario. READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FIFALLY PASSED THIS 19th. DAY OF December, 1974. eeve Clerk Jan. 24, 1975. Ministry of Transportation & Cm mmications, Ferguson Block Queen t s Park, Toronto, Ontario. A : LXrs -) , A . Q&iltree Gentlemen: Please find enclosed three (3) certified copies of our By-law 1845 designating through highways for the approval of the Ministry. Yours truly, J.A.Petrie, Clerk. JAP/vv encl. 3 Dec. 24, 1974 Ministry of Transportation & Communications Parliament Euildinlrs, queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario. Gentlemen: Please find enclosed three (3) certified copies of Township of Eayham By -Law No. 1345 beim; a By -Law desipnatinm Throup,h Hiphways. It will be appreciated if these can be reviewed and approved by the Minister. Yours truly, N J. A. Petrie, Clerk. JAP%vv enols. C4 Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Communications Mr. J. A. Petrie, Clerk, Township of Bayham, STRAFFORDDILLE, Ontario. Dear Mr. Petrie: Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario. M7A 1Z9 January 14, 1975 This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter of December 24th and By-law No. 1845. We have reviewed the provisions of the By-law and are of the view that the through highway designations under items a, b, c and d require clarification. We recommend that for each of the designations, a ca encement an& termination point be specified. Should you require any assistance in properly describing the designations, please forward a map shoving the proposed through highways. Yours very truly, (Mrs.) A. giltree, By-law Officer. Id V JAN 17 19^15 r N tw i 0 Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Communications Mr. J.A. Petrie, C 1erk, Township of Bayham, STRAFFORDVILLE, Ontario. Dear Sir: 14) Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario. M7A 1Z9 January 29, 1975 Further to your letter of January 24, 1975, enclosed is approved copy of By-law No. 1845 of the Township of Bayham. Enc 1. Yours very truly, (Airs.) A. giltree, By-law Officer. N 'FOWNai : Ur� ,Y ► ......... H.......... 0 M CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHA14 BY-LAW NO. 1$45 A By -Law designating through highways WHEREAS Clause 33 of Subsection 1 of Section 1 of the Highway Traffic Act (R.S.O. 1970, Ch. 202 provides that: "Through highway" means any highway or part of a highway designated as such by the Minister or by by-law of a municipality approved by the Departwmt, and every such highway shall be marked by a stop sign or yield right-of-way sign in compliance with the regulations of the Department; THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: 1. The following highways or parts of highways under the jurisdiction of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham are designated as through highways: (a) 14aain Street the easterly limit of Highway No. 19 (b) First Street (c) Third Street (d) Fourth Street (e) West Street the easterly limit of Highway No. 19 the easterly limit of Highway No. 19 the easterly limit of 4ghway No. 19 the northerly limit of First Street 0 t • southerly limit of County of Elgin Road No. 38 to the westerly limit of the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way the westerly limit of the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way the westerly limit of the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way the southerly limit of Third Street all according to the Registered Plan No. 205 for the Village of Straffordville. 2. The designation in Section 1 of this by-law of a highway or part of a highway as a through highway shall not include any inter- section thereon where the road intersected is a King's Highway or where traffic control signals are installed. k 3. The penalties provided in Section 152 of The Highway Traffic Act shall apply to offences against this by-law. 4. This by-law shall become effective upon the approval of the Minister of Transportation and Communications for Ontario. READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PA339D THIS 19th. DAY OF December, 1974. seve er Certified to be a true and correct copyApproved this 29 day of JAN 1975. pursuant to the provisions of The Highway Traffic Act. J.A.Petr of Bayham Township. JOHN R. RHODCS MINISTER OF T NSPORTA ION AND Otdt. NICATIO Pari R. H. Humph es, Rogistrar of Motor Vehicles THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM BY-LAW NO. 1846 BEING A BY-LAW TO ADOPT THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF TFE EAST ELGIN? PLANNING -AREA. The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Bayham, in accordance with the provisions of Sections 13 and 14 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1970, as amended, hereby enacts as follows: 1. The Official Plan of the East Elgin Planning Area, comprising of the attached schedules and e=-planatory text, which has been recommended by the East Elgin Planning Board is hereby adopted. 2. The Corporation of the Township of Bayham shall make application to the Minister of Housing for approval of said Official Plan. 3. The Reeve and Clerk -are hereby authorized and directed to execute said Official Plan on behalf of this Cornoration and to affix thereto the Corporate Seal, and to make application to the Minister of Housing for approval of said Official Plan. 4. This by-law shall come into force and take effect o� the day of the final passing thereof* READ A FIRST, SECOND, THIRD ARID FINALLY PASSED THIS 19th. DAY OF December, 1974. Llerk, BY-LAW NO. 1847 CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM Being a By -Law to confirm all actions of the Council of the Township of Bayham for the year 1974. BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE COR- PORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BAYHAM that all actions by the said Council by by-laws and resolutions for the year 1974 be and the same are hereby approved and confirmed. READ a First, Second and Third time and finally passed this 19tho day of December, 1474. ' Clerk—r-- N 61