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George Folli s Allumette Island Pontiac Patrick Lynch Ashley Carleton Alm a \1'r11ingto11, C It .1 II Walker Ashton It S Conn Almira York, E It James Bowillan Askin Middlesex, S R George Shaw Almonte Imuark, N R .I 11 Wyliojr Aspdin Muskoka and P S D T Lakeman Ontario, S R Alport Simcoe, E I t II F 13ichmore Atha j \I Bell Alsace 11 uskoka Philip Straus Atherley Ontario, N R Ed I.anigan Alsfehit (irey, S It henry 7.eigber Atherton Norfoll:, N R ( : C Wilson ('ard wel l John Kidd Althorpe l.anark, S It A 11 Norris Athlone Alton Cardwell ( ; Di Scot t Athol Cllengarry P A Fisher Altona Ontario, W R T Monkhouse Atterclifïe Wentworth, S R James Crowther Al y inston Lombtou, E It J W Branniu Auburn Huron, S R S Caldwel l Amberley Iluron,ER James Wil,cie Aughrim LamLton, E R J McKeune Ameliasburg Prince Edward Owen Rohlin Aultsville Stormont I R Ault Amherstburg Essex, S R Earnest G Paik Aurora York, N R I) W Doan Amiens Middlesex, W R John Adams Avening Simcoe, N R W L Coulter Amiuari Welland Robert Mooro Avon Middlesex, E R Lyman Whaley Aruulree Oxford, N R A M Fisher Avouban6- Perth, S P. John McMillan Ancaster 'Brant, N R Edwin Clark Avonmore Stornront, E N Shaver Anderson Perth, S R. John Andersen Avonry Bothwell, Peter Knight Angu s Simcoe, S R Win Smith Avonton Perth, S R. J \IcKellar Jas McPherson Animait Gray, N R. Win Speedie Axe Lake Muskoka, and P S D . Anten Mills Simcoe, N R J 11cI.aughlir: Aylmer West Elgin, E R. '%\'m Campbell Antioch Muskoka and P S 1) O E Garnett Ay r Waterloo, S R John Wvlie Antrint Lanark, N R M Cleary Ayton Grey, S R E Widmeyer Appin Middlesex, W R Stephen de Witt Baby's Point Bothwell, John .ltenten AppleLy Halto n J W Cotter Baddow Victoria, N R Mrs Ruth Eade Appledore Bothwel l Theodore McKerrall Baden Waterloo, S R EIIBoye Apple Hill Glengarry A Kennedy Badferos ( .rey, E R H McQuarrie Appleton Lanark, 1`T R Albert Teskey Bagot Renfrew, S R Patrick Kennedy Apsley Peterborough, E R T G Eastwood jr Bailieboro Peterborough, W R .J D Perrin Apto Simcoe Henry O'Neill Bal a Simcoe, E R Thos Burgess Arden Addington W B 'Mills Balderson Lanark, S R. J W Cowie Ardoch Addington Alexander Munro Baldoon Kent, \t' A Bishop Argyle Victoria, N R Donald Mitchell Baldwin York, N R T H Morton Arkell Wellington, S R George Watson Balfour Prince Edward, J A McLaughlin Arkona Lambton, E R G Di Everes t Ballantra Ontario, W R Robt Hill Arkwright Bruce, N R W F Sithes Ballantyne's Station Frontenac, John Hysop Arlington Card wel l Win Barber Ballinafad Wellington, S R J \\' McKee C J Graham Armadale York, IE R John Beare Ballinvilla Carleton, Armow Bruce, W R John Hiles Ballycroy Cardwell, R C 11IcClelland Armstrong's '"Mills Wellington, S R Chas Armatrong Ballyduff Durham, E R J C Williamson Arnot t Gray, N R W G Murray Ballymote Middlesex, E R J H Shoebottom Arnprior Renfrew, S R E A Bates Balmoral Haldimand, P Finch Ares Victoria, N R Thomas \\'inter Ralsam Ontario, W R Ira Palmer APPENDIX. APPENDIx. 5 POSTAL GUIDE.—Continued. POSTAL GUIDE.—Continu ed. POST OFFICE. ELECTORAL DISTRICT. POST MASTER. POST OFFICE ELECTORAL DISTRICT. POST MASTER. Balsam Lake Victoria, N R J Cunningham Bell Ewart Simcoe, S R S C Webster Baltimore Northumberland,W R . T McCutcheon Belle River Essex, N R Mrs E Dumonchelle Bamberg Watterloo, N R F Walter Belleville Hastings, W R J H Meacham Bancroft, Hastings, N R J C George Bellevue Victoria, S R ' T L Davis Banda Sinicoe, S R Joseph Hood 13ellrock Addington Mrs M Coffey Bandon Huron, S R . L Melville Bell's Corners Carleton Geo Arnold Banks Grey, E R Wm Johnston Belmont Middlesex. S R W H Odell Bannockburn Hastings, N R McEwen Belmore Huron, E R Peter Terriff Barb Prescott M Mancely Belton • • Middlesex •. Bardolph Lennox H B Seeley Bendale York, E R Wm Forfar Bardsville Simcoe, E R Charles Bard Benmiller Huron, W R Jonathan Miller Bark Lake Renfrew, S R T Cuberson Bennie's Corners Lanark, N R T B Carswell Bark way Ontario, N R S McCord Bennington Oxford, N R Robt Heron Barnett Wellington, C R Thoe Davidson I3ensfort Peterborough, W R A D Galloway Bar River Algoma John Evoy Berkeley Grey, N R • Geo Fleming Barrett Muskoka and P S D .. Jas Corkey Berlin Waterloo, N R Wm Jaffrey Barrie Simcoe, N R Jas Edwards Ber riedale Muskoka and P S D .. John Young Barriefield Frontenac John Ryan Berryton Leeds, S R Jas Berry Barrie Island Algoma Peter Archdekin Bervie Bruce, W R Nichol McIntyre Barry's Bay Renfrew, N R Wm Martin Berwick Stormont M N Lobin Bartonville Wentworth, S R W J Gage Bethany Durham, E R David Rowan Basin Depot Dis. Nipissing A Barnett Bethesda • • Ontario, W R Fred Pretty Basingstoke Wentworth, S R James Heaslip Bewdley Northumberland,WR.. John Sidey Bath Lennox H Armstrong Bexley Victoria, N R W G Peel Batteau Simcoe, N R Wm Bouchile Big Lake Algoma W J'Burrows Battersea Frontenac W J Anglin Big Point • • Kent Jos Sheff Baytield Huron, S R Jas Gairdner Billing's Bridgo Russell Wm Smith Bayham Elgin, E R Geo Laing Binbrook Wentworth, S R James Gawley Hastings, W R Bayside J W Lent Bingham Road • • Monck Nicholas Miller Baysville Ontario, N R W H Brown Binkham Wellington, S R W Vansborough Beachburg Renfrew, N R Geo Surtees Birdsall Peterborough, E R Jas Bryce Beaconsfield Oxford, S R W H Case Birmingham Frontenac Mrs E Birmingham Beach ville Oxford, S R Chas Mason Birnam Lambton, E R John Thomas Beamsville Lincoln J 5 Bennett Birr • • Middlesex, E R A B Wood I3ear Brook • • Russell Alfred Hill Bishop's Mills • • Grenville, N R Geo Ferguson Beatrice • • Muskoka and P S D . R Lance Bismark • • Monck John Sundy Beatimaris • • Sinacoe,É R Edward Browse Bissett Creek • • Renfrew, N R W Bernier Beaver • • Prescott Robt Brassard Black Bank • • Simcoe, 8 R H Heitman BeavertAm Ontario, N R Jas Cameron Blackburn • • Russell John Coughlin Becher . • Bothwell Henry Roebuck Black Creek • • Welland I II Allen Beckstead • • Dundas 0 G Beckstead Black's Corners • • Wellington, N R Bedford Mills Frontenac Benj Tett Black Heath • • Wentworth, S R Wm Gowland Beech Lane . • Norfolk, S R A Cameron Black River Bridge • • Prince Edward Alva Grimmon Beechwood Huron, 8 R J T Wright Blair • • Waterloo, S R J Renshaw I3eeton • Simcoe, S IL D A Jones Blairhampton • • Victoria, N R Wm Blair • • Beggsboro Moskoka and P S D .. J K Blain Blairton • • Peterborough, E R T 0 Caskey Belfast „ Huron, W R Jas Muller. Blake • • Huron, S R Jas Smilie Belford • • York, E R Israel Burton Blakeney • • Lanark, N R Peter McDougal Belfountain • • Card we'll Noah Herring • • Austin Ballard • Blandford Station Oxford, N R Belgrave • Huron, E R Mrs S Morley Blantyre • • Grey, E R J C Patterson Belhaven • • York, N R Neil Morton Blind River • • Algoma Peter Murray APPENDIX. APPENDIX. 7 POSTAL GUIDE.—Continued. POSTAL GUIDE.—Continued. ELECTORAL DISTRICT. POST MASTER. POST OFFICE. ELECTORAL DISTRICT. POST MASTER. POST OFFICE. Bloomfield Prince Edward A B Taylor Brewster Middlesex, N R . \Via Fulton Bloomingdale Waterloo, N R V Kirchner Brickley Northumberland, E R . Thomas O'Reilly Bloomington Ontario, W R Maxon Jones Bridge End Glengarry W C Bloomsburg Norfolk, N R Jacob Clouse Bridgenorth Peterborough, W R . M S Dean Bluevale Huron, E R Jas Timmins Bridgeport Waterloo, N R H A Seheweman Blythe Huron, E R D B McKinnon Bridgewater Hastings, N Edwin James Blitheswood Essex, S R John Miller Brigden Latubton John Armstrong I3obcaygeon Victoria, S R Irvin Junkin Bright Brant, N R • John Cameron Bogart Hastings, E R Francis 3Iurphy Biighton Northum I erland,E R . T C Lockwood Bognor Grey, N R H Heming Brightside Lanark, N R William Locheacl Bolingbroke Lanark, S R John Korry Brinkworth Hastings, N R • • Daniel Hoffman Bolsover Victoria, N R J R Munro Brinsley Middlesex, N R • • George Brown Bomanton Northumberland,WR... Bi hard Knight Brinstone's Corners Dundas • II Charles Lock 'Wellington, S It • • Joshua Ashley Bondhead York, N R • J M Carter Brisbane Peel • Joseph Gardner Bongard's Corners Prince Edward • • J D Bongard • Britannia Perth, N it W W Stevenson Bonnechere R,enfrew, S R • • Edward Moore Briton Muskoka and P S D Thomas Patterson Bookton Norfolk, N R • • P N McIntosh Broadbent Bornholni Perth, N R 3Irs T Walsh Brockton York, W R A B Curran Brockville Wm Fitzsimons Bornish Middlesex, N R • • Archibald McLeod Brockville Perth, N Chas Seehaver Boskung Victoria, N R • Joseph Beatty Brodliage Hastings, N R Fred 3Iullett Boston Norfolk, N R • • 0 C Rouse Bronson Halton G K McCraney Boston 'Mills Peel • • Neil Clark Bronte Lanark, S R B Mcgeracher Bosworth Wellington, C R • • Jas Walker Brook Welland Botany Elgin, W R • • C 3IcBrayne Brooktield Station Grey, N it • W David Bothwell Bothwell • • Wm Regan Brookholin Ontario, S R .
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  • 1999.12.15 Special Meeting of Council

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    CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRADFORD WEST GWILLIMBURY Special Meeting 1999/46 MINUTES December 15, 1999 PUBLIC MEETING UNDER THE PLANNING ACT, REVISED STATUTES OF ONTARIO 1990, CHAPTER P.13 TO DISCUSS A PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN FOR THE TOWN OF BRADFORD WEST GWILLIMBURY RE: Official Plan - Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury TIME: 7:00 p.m. PLACE: Council Chambers, Court House Building 57 Holland Street East, Bradford, ON L3Z 2A8 Members Present: Mayor Frank Jonkman Deputy Mayor Bud Brown Councillor Brian Bonany Councillor Peter Dykie Councillor John Gorzo Councillor Gary Lamb Councillor Ron Simpson Councillor Marty Toombs Councillor Sharon Villani Staff Present: Eric Hodgins, Town Planner Patricia Nash, Deputy Clerk Others: Miriam King Alfredo Tantalo Ross Raymond Greg Cook Rick Hunter Franca Tantalo Gord Feniak Silvana Porto Jim Craig John Porto Robert Miller Fabio Tersigni Marvin Geist Vencenzi Erica Paul Langford Allan Saunders Betty Lou Vanderpost William Dykie Hank Vanderpost A. Lalani Michael Mellings Lalani Group International James Feehely Bill Wolfert John Sokol John Hambly Robert Young Patrick Panalli Marianne Schleuter Jim Clark Artur Schleuter Edyth Fox Jutta Court R. McCoubray Gary Bell Rudy Dagostino Barry Horosko Robert Faris B.S. Onyschuk Peter Vander Kooij John Naylor Maria Mackovic Kathleen Naylor John Zima Barbay Holdings Inc. Angelo Orsi Paul Langford Nada Ladi Wm S. Addison Tony Stella Fred Picavet Enzo Vincenzi Jim Van Voorst R. Watson Bill Dykie and others. Minutes of Special Meeting of Council, 1999/46 December 15, 1999 Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury Official Plan Page 2 1. OPENING 46-001 Moved by: B. Bonany Seconded by: B.