January 4, 1965. 1-65 Minures Approved Proceedings of a Regular

LUCERNE January 4, 1965. Proceedings of a regular meeting of the Munici- pality of Lucerne, held on January 4, 1965 at the hour of 8:00 p.m., the following being present: His Worship Mayor Gaston Isabelle, M.D., Councillors J.M. McLean, P.L.^ Michel, C.B. Watt, E.J. Sivyer and A.R. Bailey. 1-65 The Minutes of the meeting of December 7, 1964 were unani- MINUrES Approved mously approved by Council on motion MOVED by Councillor C.B. Watt, SECONDED by Councillor P.L. Michel. Builiing Permits Councillor E.J. Sivyer gave a report on the Building Permits Report from December 1963 to December 1, 1964. There were 230 permits issued for a total value of $4,106,967.00. Of the 230 permits granted, 100 were for single dwellings, 67 for multiple dwellings for a total of 307 family units; 55 for additions and other construction and 8 for commercial buildings. 2-65 Accounts, totalling $20,998.78, were unanimously approved by Accounts apprv'd. Council, on motion MOVED by Councillor P.L. Michel, SECONDED by Coun- cillor A.R. Bailey. 3-65 The following Tax Collections and Business Licences write- Tax Collections offs were unanimously approved by Council, on motion MOVED by Councilloi & Business Lie- C.B. Watt, SECONDED by Councillor E.J. Sivyer: «i a3 ences Write-offs e TAX COLLECTIONS WRITE-OFFS h| PS g 1963 PENALTY - CHARGED IN ERROR - Write-off overlooked at end of 1963. G. Archambault $ 3.58 Y. Quesnel .05 g< s§s s „ A. Quintal 6.12 $ 9.75 1963 BUILDING TO BE TAXED FOR PART YEAR BEAUCHEMIN, G. - Taxed in 1963 on full assessment on buildings. Buildings started in June 1963. Adjustment agreed to on 5/12 of full building assessment. Billed: $89.10 + $4.46 penalty $ 93.56 Adjustment - $41.50 + $2.08 penalty -43.58 WRITE -OFF $ 49.98 TASSE, Marcel - Taxed in 1963 on full assessment on buildings. Buildings started in April 1963. Adjustment agreed to on 7/12 of full building assessment. Billed: $99.75 + $4.99 penalty $ 104.74 Adjustment - $61.95 -{- $3.10 penalty - 65!o5 Write-off $ 39.69; 1964 PENALTY - CHARGED IN ERROR - Accounts paid before penalty applied. C.B. Belk $ .28 T. Goudie .14 Mrs. A. Simmons 1. 08 $ 1.50 January 4, 1965 1963 DUPLICATE ASSESSMENTS E. Busk - also assessed to D. Quarterman $13.91 P. Mondoux 0 included, in W. McGee's assessment 4.41 Quebour Entreprises - Street assessment in- V eluded twice, also Grimes Road included in assessment 59.27 K & M - already assessed to Aylmer Park Dev. 1.36 K & M - already assessed to Aylmer Park Dev. 1.36 $ 80.31 1964 - STREET ALLOWANCE - non-taxable Campeau Construction $ 47.41 1964 - LAND ASSESSMENT CORRECTED BY P.E. MANTHA To correct Clerical Error: Canadian Petrofina $ 7.35 Jarvis Freedman (Roll No. 1751) 133.55 $145.90 1964 - BUILDING ASSESSMENT CORRECTED BY P.E. MANTHA To correct Clerical error: C.B. Smith $ 12.50 BUSINESS LICENCES WRITE-OFFS. The following 1963 Business Licences were not collected in spite of the usual collection efforts including a letter from our Legal Adviser: L g f > § nS Charles Woodford $ 25.00 2. w M. Sarrazin 25. 00 A. Guenette 25.00 .na wts A.G. Dompierre 25.00 » d 3 w Andy's Plumbing & Heating 25.00 $ 125.00 3- H 1964 BUSINESS LICENCE WRITE-OFFS Alie Machine Shop - Did not complete work, on job for one day only $ 37.50 Raymond D'Aoust Not Taxable 25. 00 John Donnelly Taxi, out of business 15. 00 John Donnelly Common carrier, out of business 7. 50 Odilon Dubois Charged in error, advertised his own home for sale 75.00 Borge Jensen Construction - moved, bills returned 37. 50 A. Parent Electrician, worked one hour only in Glenwood Domaine 37.50 $ 235.00 4-65 The following tenders for supplying fire fighting equip- Tenders - Fire Fight- ment were received and opened: ing Equipment 3.H. Poitras and Sons, Hull $ 20,245.00 King-Seagrave, Ville St. Pierre, Que. 17,729.00 along with a second tender from King- Seagrave, which provided for a heavier Chassis Pierre Thibault, Pierreville, Que. 16,990.00 On motion MOVED by Councillor A, R. Bailey, SECONDED by Councillor P.L. Michel, the tenders were referred back to Committee for further study and report to our Meeting of January 18, 1965. January 4, 1965 5-65 It was MOVED by Councillor E.J. Sivyer, SECONDED Committee auth- by Councillor P.L. Michel that the Committee, composed of orized to ar- Councillors J.M. McLean and E.J. Sivyer, appointed on rangî survey of September 8, 1954 to study the advisability of extending road allowance the road allowance shown on the Lakeview Terrace subdivi-' extension to sion plan as Lots 15A-1-1-2 and 15A-1-2-1, Range 1, be Haydin St. authorized to make the necessary arrangements to extend the road allowance to Haydon Street, and to engage the services of a land surveyor to survey the lots concerned. Approved unanimously. 5-55 Whereas a request has been received from the Aylmer Protest- Appro/al of pur- ant School Board that we purchase or expropriate sufficient land chase of lots between Haydon Street and Lakeview Terrace to communicate with Lake- 15B-95 & 95, R.l view Terrace, and Whereas there exists a 55' road allowance as shown on the Lakeview Terrace plan as Lots 15A-1-1-2 and 15A-1-2-1, Range 1, running West from Lakeview Drive to Haydon Street, and Whereas it is deemed necessary to have a road which would communicate between Lakeview Drive and Haydon Street, and Whereas Lots Nos. 15B-95 and 15B-95, Range 1 are the logical ones to extend 15A-1-2-1 and 15A-1-1-2 to Haydon Street, and Whereas the owner of said lots, Mrs. Yvonne Kipp, has agreed to accept the sum of $1,200.00 for the said two lots. It was MOVED by Councillor J.M. McLean, SECONDED by Council- lor P.L. Michel that Council approve in principle, the purchase of Lots 15B-95, 16B-95, Range 1, subject to their purchase being found necessary as a result of a proper survey being made of the lots concerned, the purchase price to be $1,200.00. Council voted as follows: , FOR: Councillors McLean, Michel, Bailey and Sivyer. SI AGAINST: Councillor Watt. ^13 Motion carried. g I S „ Approval of A request from Gaston Bolduc, Professional Surveyor, on be- Subdi/ision Plan half of Aylmer Park Development Corporation for our approval of a Pt. lK)t 19, R.l subdivision plan of part of Lot 19, Range 1 (Glenwood Shopping Plaza), deferred was postponed until our meeting of January 18, 1955, pending receipt of advice from our legal adviser as to whether or not we could apply Article 5.11.1 of our Building and Zoning By-law, insofar as it con- cerns the transfer of 5% of the land value to our Municipality for Parks and Pla^rounds. 7-55 On motion MOVED by Councillor E.J. Sivyer, SECONDED by Coun- Pro-4ayor cillor A.R. Bailey, Council unanimously approved the appointment of Councillor P.L. Michel as Pro-Mayor for the period January 1 to March 31, 1955. Councillor Sivyer is to meet with the Lakeview Terrace Rate- payers Association regarding the offer of the Deschenes Catholic School Board of the transfer of a lot to our Municipality to be used as a playground. The amendment to our General Master Plan was postponed to our next meeting. A further request of Veterans Land Act, that we take over the Lakeview Terrace water system is being referred to the Lakeview Terrace Ratepayers Association. January 18, 1965. Report on Drainage - Mountain- The following report regarding drainage in Mountainview View Subdivision, was read by Councillor P.L. Michel: iSubd'n. "I believe the solution to Mr. Kirby's problem de- pends on whether Council recognizes the need to proceed with urgent municipal works. This, of course, means borrowing money and no doubt higher taxes. You are aware the question of proper drainage in Lucerne is becoming more acute as development and road improvement progresses. Water courses have been tampered with and correct- ing or redirecting streams is not the responsibility of a few taxpayers who suffer inundation. The onus of responsibility here, in my opinion, rests with the mun- 1 icipality as a whole. There are three cases of flooding such as described by Mr. Kirby. One on Atholl-Doune, one in Glenwood, and one in the Cedar Drive area. Others have come to light along Garden, Maple Grove and Foley. The reason for this flooding is simple - there is virtually no control of water courses in our Municipal- ity except for a few ditches which in the main should follow north-south courses and along municipal right-of- ways. In the cases mentioned, ditches do not follow roads. As a result, water flows across private property with damaging results. I cannot recommend solving the drainage along Vaniex and ignore others which have existed for a longer period « g and which do more damage. If we redirect a natural I > 2I.S t= d stream on the strength of Mr. Kirby's request the prece- dent will then be set. Other such requests will follow in rapid succession. The first step to a solution, I submit, is to have 3S w^ our engineers produce a study of the general drainage 0- M 3 problem from McConnell Road to the Ottawa River; this study to include cost.

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