MUNICIPALITY OF TRENT LAKES COUNCIL MEETING
TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 2013 COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 1:00 P.M. AGENDA
Call to Order
Prayer Our Father we offer you our humble thanks for your merciful care and for the work you enable us to do.
We pray for your wisdom, guidance and direction in our deliberations during this meeting so that we may be faithful representatives in our service to this community.
National Anthem
Disclosure of Interest Page
1. Adoption of Minutes a) Regular Council Meeting May 21, 2013 (5 - 17) 2013-05-21 Regular Council Meeting Minutes.pdf
2. Adoption of Confirming By-law a) Confirming By-law (B2013- 045) (18) B2013-045 Confirming By-law - May 21.pdf
3. Tender Opening
4. Delegations/Presentations a) Buckhorn Regional Health Centre Committee - Certificates of Appreciation b) Senior of The Year Award Presentation - Jean Smith c) Staff Appreciation d) Trent Severn Waterway Demonstration/Presentation in Ottawa (19) Parks Canada - TSW Announces Upon Arrival Stations.pdf
5. Business Arising Out of Previous Meeting
6. Staff Reports and Committee Minutes 6-1 Public Works Reports a) Ivan Coumbs, Public Works Superintendent
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TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 2013 COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 1:00 P.M. AGENDA
Re: Departmental Update b) Ivan Coumbs, Public Works Superintendent (Verbal Report) Re: Speed Limits - Galway Road and Buckhorn Narrows Road 6-2 Fire and Emergency Services Reports a) Don Mitchell, Fire Chief (20) Re: Departmental Update Letter - Eastern Ontario Fire Academy.pdf
b) Don Mitchell, Fire Chief (Verbal Report) Re: 9-1-1 Civic Addressing for Lakehurst Road 6-3 Administration Reports a) Pat Kemp, CAO (21 - 29) Re: Low Flow Toilets Rebate Program Report - Low Flow Toilet Program.pdf
b) Pat Kemp, CAO (30 - 31) Re: Circle Tour Map Circle Tour Map - June 2013.pdf
c) Pat Kemp, CAO (32) Re: Schedule of Meetings - June 2013 Report - June Schedule of Meetings.pdf
d) Pat Kemp, CAO (33 - 35) Re: BRHC - Lawn Mowing and Gardening Report - BRHC Lawn Mowing & Gardening.pdf
e) Lois O'Neill, Clerk (36 - 43) Re: Waste Management By-law Review Report - Waste Management Bylaw Revisions.pdf
f) Lois O'Neill, Clerk (44 - 48) Re: Lakehurst Store Property - Proposed Severance 985 Lakehurst Circle Road Report - Lakehurst Store Property.pdf
g) Lois O'Neill, Clerk (49) Re: County Day at Lang Organizing Committee Report - County Day at Lang.pdf
h) Lois O'Neill, Clerk (50) Re: Training Sessions Report - Training Sessions.pdf
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TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 2013 COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 1:00 P.M. AGENDA
i) Lois O'Neill, Clerk (51) Re: White's Beach Dedication Report - White's Beach Dedication.pdf
j) Lois O'Neill, Clerk (52) Re: Emergency Services Border Agreement Report - Emergency Services Border Agreement.pdf
k) Donna Teggart, Treasurer (53 - 59) Re: Accounts Payable - May 17, 2013 to May 30, 2013 Report - Accounts Payable.pdf
l) Donna Teggart, Treasurer (60 - 61) Re: Budget to Actual Summary Report - Budget to Actual to 29 May 2013.pdf
m) Donna Teggart, Treasurer (62) Re: Transfer Stations Report - Transfer Stations
6-4 Committee Minutes, Reports and Updates a) Economic Development Committee Meeting - May 7, 2013 (63 - 67) Minutes - Economic Development Committee 2013-05-07.pdf
b) Greater Harvey Historical Society Annual General Meeting - May (68 - 70) 5, 2013 05-05-13 Greater Harvey Historical Society Minutes.pdf
c) Kawartha Conservation Authority Meeting - April 24, 2013 (71 - 75) Minutes - Kawartha Conservation 2013-04-24.pdf
d) Buckhorn District Tourist Association - May 13, 2013 (76 - 81) Minutes - Buckhorn District Tourist Association 2013-05-13.pdf
7. Correspondence a) Correspondence Report (82 - 91) Re: Information Items and Information Available from Clerk Correspondence
8. By-laws a) Emergency Services Border Agreement (B2013-046) (92 - 96) B2013-046 Emergency Service Border Agreement.pdf
b) Amend Waste Management By-law (B2013-047) (97 - 101)
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TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 2013 COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 1:00 P.M. AGENDA
B2013-047 Waste Disposal By-law Amendment.pdf
c) Funding Agreement for Buckhorn Sports Pad Blinds (B2013-048) (102) B2013-048 Community Futures - Blinds.pdf
9. Other Business
10. Information Items
11. New Business
12. Closed Session a) Ontario Municipal Act, S.239 (2) (b) To discuss personal matters about an identifiable individual, including municipal or local board employees. b) Rise from Closed Session
13. Adjournment a) Adjournment
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The Minutes of the 84th Regular Meeting of the 2010-2014 Council Session of the Municipality of Trent Lakes held on May 21, 2013 at the Township Office
Call to Order Present: Mayor Janet Clarkson Deputy Mayor Windover Councillor Don LaCombe Councillor Bev Matthews Councillor Madeline Pearson
Staff Present: Pat Kemp, CAO Lois O’Neill, Clerk Donna Teggart, Treasurer Mike Zimmer, CBO Ivan Coumbs, Acting Public Works Superintendent Steve Brockbank, Deputy Fire Chief
Mayor Clarkson called the Regular Meeting to order at 1:00 p.m. and Councillor Pearson led Council in prayer which was followed by the National Anthem.
1. Adoption of Minutes a) Regular Council Meetings of May 7, 2013 and May 14, 2013
Resolution No. R2013-260
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Windover Seconded by: Councillor Matthews
That the minutes of the Regular Council meetings held on May 7, 2013, and May 14, 2013, be adopted as printed.
Carried
2. Adoption of Confirming By-law
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a) Confirming By-law (B2013-042)
Resolution No. R2013-261
Moved by: Councillor Pearson Seconded by: Councillor LaCombe
That By-law B2013-042 being a By-law to confirm the proceedings of the Regular Council meetings held on May 7, 2013, and May 14, 2013, be read a first, second and third time and finally passed and enacted this 21st day of May, 2013.
Carried
3. Tender Opening
4. Delegations a) Ken Doherty and Brigid Ayotte, Sustainable Peterborough Re: Sustainable Peterborough Update
Ken Doherty distributed copies of the 2012 Sustainable Peterborough Report Card. Brigid Ayotte and Ken Doherty provide the history of Sustainable Peterborough and noted there have been a number of accomplishments in 2012. Ken Doherty provided an overview of the implementation structure and explained the roll of the Coordinating Committee. Brigid Ayotte advised that the 2012 Annual Report highlights the sustainable activities of the City and County noting that this report will be used as a marketing and communication tool. She explained that there is much more information availalble from the Sustainable Peterborough website. She complimented the Township on their success in waste management reduction in 2012.
Brigid Ayotte and Ken Doherty highlighted the priority actions for agriculture and local food, climate change, cultural assets, economic development and employment, energy, healthy communities, land use planning, natural assets, transportation, waste and water and provided key accomplishments for each area. Mr. Doherty encouraged Trent Lakes to create a municipal cultural plan. He explained that a working group is being formed with participants from various municipalities who will be working together to create a cultural plan for each municipality.
Mr. Doherty noted the success of the low flow toliet rebate program in Peterborough and Mayor Clarkson requested information on the program. Ms. Ayotte highlighted the sustainable opportunities for 2013.
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Resolution No. R2013-262
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Windover Seconded by: Councillor Matthews
That Council receive the update from Sustainable Peterborough for their information.
Carried.
5. Business Arising Out of Previous Meeting
6. Staff Reports and Committee Minutes
6-1 Public Works Reports a) Ivan Coumbs, Public Works Superintendent Re: Departmental Update
Ivan Coumbs, Public Works Superintendent, explained that roadway sweeping should be completed by end of next week, gravel has been placed on North Salmon Road and brushing continues in the Sumcot area. Council noted there is still quite a bit of dust on the roads even after sweeping. Mr. Coumbs confirmed that water as part of the sweeping process but rain is needed to wash the final dust off the road. Council noted the gravel build up along the side of the road is resulting in the edges being higher than the road. Mr. Coumbs explained that these areas will be graded and the excess gravel removed.
Resolution No. R2013-263
Moved by: Councillor Pearson Seconded by: Councillor Lacombe
That Council receive the departmental update from the Public Works Superintendent for their information.
Carried
6-2 Fire and Emergency Services Reports a) Steve Brockbank, Deputy Fire Chief Re: Departmental Update
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Deputy Chief Brockbank explained that there were a number of calls over the weekend.
Resolution No. R2013-264
Moved by: Councillor Matthews Seconded by: Deputy Mayor Windover
That Council receive the departmental update from the Deputy Fire Chief for their information.
Carried b) Steve Brockbank, Deputy Fire Chief Re: February, March and April Statistics
Deputy Chief Brockbank explained that their were 96 calls in April. He explained that the statistic report is being revised to include the total number of calls to date.
Resolution No. R2013-265
Moved by: Councillor Matthews Seconded by: Deputy Mayor Windover
That Council receive the February 2013, March 2013 and April 2013 fire statistics for their information.
Carried.
6-3 Administration Reports a) Pat Kemp, CAO Re: Buckhorn Regional Health Centre Committee
Pat Kemp, CAO, explained that the Office Manager had taken on many of the responsibilities that were previously looked after by the Buckhorn Regional Health Centre Committee. The Committee has advised that there is no longer a need for this committee.
Resolution No. R2013-266
Moved by: Councillor Matthews Seconded by: Deputy Mayor Windover
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That Council receive the report from the CAO and authorize the Mayor and Clerk to execute a By-law to repeal By-law B2009-10. Being A By- law to Establish the Buckhorn Regional Health Centre Committee, and further
That the appointment By-law be amended to delete the representatives of the Buckhorn Regional Health Centre Committee, and further
That the Committee members be invited to attend the next Council meeting to be formally recognized for their efforts..
Carried b) Pat Kemp, CAO Re: Terms of Reference - Economic Development Committee
Pat Kemp, CAO, explained that Council requested that the Terms of Reference for the Economic Development Committee be provided for their review. Council expressed concern that the document refers only to tourist businesses and should reflect all businesses as there are many that are not related to tourism. It was noted that the purpose of the Committee should include providing a link to the GPAEDC. Ms. Kemp explained that the GPAEDC does have a representative on this committee.
Resolution No. R2013-267
Moved by: Councillor Matthews Seconded by: Councillor LaCombe
That Council receive the report from the CAO respecting the Terms of Reference for the Economic Development Committee for their information.
Carried. c) Pat Kemp, CAO Re: 9-1-1 Project
Pat Kemp, CAO, explained that Council directed staff to investigate the issues regarding 9-1-1 addresses. It was felt that if Canada Post was requiring residents to change their mailing address, this would be the appropriate time to make changes to the 9-1-1 system. Council expressed that according to the By-law, only habitable dwellings are to have a 9-1-1 number but emergencies can happen at non-residential locations as well. Council determined that 9-1-1 numbers will remain at any place of business and any signs currently located on vacant
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property will be removed..
Council discussed the high, medium and low priority issues noting that the low priority issues involve correcting the odd/even numbering. The Fire Department only has time to correct the high and medium priority issue in the areas affected by the Canada Post changes prior to the June 21, 2013 changeover date. Council determined that in this area if there are high and medium priority issues on a road the numbering will be corrected. Any roads that only require renumbering will not change at this time.
Resolution No. R2013-268
Moved by: Councillor Pearson Seconded by: Deputy Mayor Windover
That Council directs staff to undertake to correct only the high and medium priorities in the area affected by the Canada Post change, namely RR 1 Peterborough and Lakefield, and that all 9-1-1 signs be removed from vacant properties and remain on non-residential properties.
Carried. d) Pat Kemp, CAO Re: Revenue Sharing
Pat Kemp, CAO, explained that the County of Peterborough is proposing revenue sharing for the WEEE program. The municipality could receive $10,880.00 in revenue in 2013. Mayor Clarkson requested that the CAO find out where the WEEE material is stripped.
Resolution No. R2013-269
Moved by: Councillor Matthews Seconded by: Councillor Pearson
That Council concur with the proposal from the County of Peterborough for the revenue sharing proposal for the WEEE program.
Carried. e) Pat Kemp, CAO Re: Property Standards Bylaw
Pat Kemp, CAO, explained that the Economic Development Committee
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passed a resolution requesting Council to review the Property Standards By-law. She explained that if the municipality is to be more pro-active with Property Standards more staff time is needed. Council expressed that the By-law Enforcement Officer should have the authority to act even if there is not a complaint and this should be added to the By-law. The CAO was directed to revise the By-law to include a process for proactive property standards enforcement.
Resolution No. R2013-270
Moved by: Councillor Matthews Seconded by: Councillor LaCombe
That Council directs staff to revise the Property Standards By-law to include a process for proactive enforcement, allowing the By-law Enforcement Officer to act on a property standards violation without a complaint being received in addition to acting on property standard complaints.
Carried. f) Pat Kemp, CAO Re: BRHC Garden and Lawn Maintenance
Pat Kemp. CAO, explained the proposal from Claudette Vanstone for the maintenance and revisions to the gardens at the Buckhorn Regional Health Centre. In addition, the lawn at the Buckhorn Regional Health Centre needs to be cut. Mr. Richardson has indicated he will cut the grass.
Resolution No. R2013-271
Moved by: Councillor Pearson Seconded by: Councillor Matthews
That Council concur with the recommendations of Claudette Vanstone for the maintenance of the gardens at the Buckhorn Regional Health Centre as outlined in the report from the CAO, and further
That both Ms. Vanstone and Mr. Richardson be paid $17.00 per hour for the garden maintenance and grass cutting respectively at the Buckhorn Regional Health Centre.
Carried. g) Pat Kemp, CAO Re: Buckhorn Sports Pad Grant (Verbal Report)
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Pat Kemp, CAO, explained that the Township was successful in obtaining $6,000 in funding for the blinds at the Buckhorn Sports Pad. Funding was not approved for the basketball nets. Due to the potential for non-sporting events at the sports pad, there is a need for additional exits and security lighting. There is an opportunity for additional funding for this work and Council direction is required whether or not to apply for this funding.
Mike Zimmer, CBO, explained that the Buckhorn Sports Pad will also require a change of use as required in the Building Code in order to permit non-sporting events at this facility. A list of all possible events at this facility has been requested from the Sports Pad Committee in order that the occupancy can be established for each type of event as required under the Building and Fire Code.
Resolution No. R2013-272
Moved by: Councillor Pearson Seconded by: Councillor Matthews
That Council receive the report from the CAO respecting the Buckhorn Sports Pad and approve the submission of an application for grant fund for the addition of more exit doors and exit lights at the Buckhorn Sports Pad.
Carried. h) Lois O'Neill, Clerk Re: Award Nominations
Lois explained that only one person can be nominated for the Senior of the Year Award and the Senior Achievement Award.
Resolution No. R2013-273
Moved by: Councillor Pearson Seconded by: Deputy Mayor Windover
That Council nominates Eldon Stockdale for the Senior Achievement Award.
Carried. i) Donna Teggart, Treasurer Re: Accounts Payable - May 4, 2013 to May 16, 2013
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Resolution No. R2013-275
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Windover Seconded by: Councillor Pearson
That Council receive the accounts payable from May 3, 2013 to May 16, 2013 for their information.
Carried
6-4 Committee Minutes, Reports and Updates a) Parks and Recreation Committee Minutes - April 16, 2013
Council discussed the list of items as proposed at the meeting with the Lakehurst Hall Board. Council was advised that the first priority is the parking lot which will proceed this year. The balance of the list will be prioritized by the Board and brought back to the Committee this fall for further discussion.
Resolution No. R2013-276
Moved by: Councillor Pearspn Seconded by: Deputy Mayor Windover
That Council approves the minutes of the Parks and Recreation Committee meeting held on April 16, 2013.
Carried. b) County Day at Lang Organizing Committee - April 24, 2013
Councillor Pearson explained that at a recent County Committee meeting she reported on the Municipality's plans for our part in the County Day at Lang and they are pleased with our progress.
Resolution No. R2013-277
Moved by: Councillor Matthews Seconded by: Councillor Windover
That Council approve the minutes of the County Day at Lang Organizing Committee meeting held on April 24, 2013.
Carried. c) Greater Harvey Historical Society - April 13, 2011 to April 10, 2013
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Resolution No. R2013-278
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Windover Seconded by: Councillor Pearson
That Council approve the minutes of the Greater Harvey Historical Society meetings held between April 13, 2011 and April 10, 2013.
Carried.
7. Correspondence a) Peterborough County-City Health Unit Re: Emerald Ash Borer
Resolution No. R2013-279
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Windover Seconded by: Councillor LaCombe
That Council receive the correspondence from the Peterborough County-City Health Unit dated May 13, 2013 respecting the Emerald Ash Borer for their information.
Carried. b) North Middlesex Re: Resolution - Not a Willing Host Community for IWT Projects
Resolution No. R2013-280
Moved by: Councillor Pearson Seconded by: Councillor Matthews
That Council receive the correspondence from North Middlesex dated May 8, 2013 regarding "Not a Willing Host for Industrial Wind Turbines for their information.
Carried. c) Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration Re: Ontario Medal for Good Citzenship
Resolution No. R2013-281
Moved by: Councillor Matthews Seconded by: Councillor Pearson
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That Council receives the correspondence from the Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration dated April 2013, and bring forward any nominations for the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship at the next regular meeting.
Carried. d) Community Care Re: Permission to Hold Tag Days
Resolution No. R2013-282
Moved by: Councillor Matthews Seconded by: Deputy Mayor Windover
That Council receives the correspondence dated May 7, 2013 from Community Care and grants permission for Community Care to hold Tag Days on Friday, July 5, 2013 and Saturday, July 6, 2013.
Carried. e) Correspondence Report Re: Information Items and Information Available from Clerk
Resolution No. R2013-283
Moved by: Councillor Pearson Seconded by: Deputy Mayor Windover
That the correspondence report dated May 21, 2013, be received for information.
Carried
8. By-laws a) Ground Site Agreement (B2013-006)
Resolution No. R2013-284
Moved by: Councillor Matthews Seconded by: Deputy Mayor Windover
That By-law B2013-006, being 'A By-law to Authorize the Mayor and Clerk to Execute a Ground Site Agreement Between The Corporation of the Municipality of Trent Lakes and Xplornet Communications Inc', be
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read a first, second and third time and finally passed this 21st day of May, 2013.
Carried b) Buckhorn Regional Health Centre Committee
Resolution No. R2013-285
Moved by: Councillor Pearson Seconded by: Councillor LaCombe
That By-law B2013-043, being 'A By-law to Repeal By-law B2009-10, Being 'A By-law to Establish the Buckhorn Regional Health Centre Foundation Committee' and to Amend By-Law B2011-27, Being ' A By- law to Appoint Persons to the Various Boards and Committees for 2011- 2014'.
Carried.
9. Other Business
10. Information Items
11. New Business
12. Closed Session a) Ontario Municipal Act, S.239 (2) (b) and (e) To discuss personal matters about an identifiable individual, including municipal or local board employees and litigation or potential litigation, including matters before administrative tribunals, affecting the municipality or local board.
Resolution No. R2013-286
Moved by: Councillor Pearson Seconded by: Councillor LaCombe
That Council go into closed session at 2:36 p.m. under Ontario Municipal Act, S.239 (2) (b) and (e) to discuss personal matters about an identifiable individual, including municipal or local board employees and litigation or potential litigation, including matters before administrative tribunals, affecting the municipality or local board.
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Carried b) Rise from Closed Session
Resolution No. R2013-287
Moved by: Councillor Pearson Seconded by: Councillor LaCombe
That Council rise from Closed session at 3:16 p.m.
Carried
13. Adjournment a) Adjournment
Resolution No. R2013-288
Moved by: Councillor Pearson Seconded by: Councillor LaCombe
That Council adjourn at 3:16 p.m.
Carried
Janet Clarkson, Mayor
Lois O’Neill, Clerk
Page 17 of 102 THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF TRENT LAKES
BY-LAW NUMBER B2013-045 ______
A BY-LAW TO CONFIRM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL HELD MAY 21ST, 2013
The Council of The Corporation of the Municipality of Trent Lakes hereby enact as follows:
1. That the actions of the Council at the Regular Meeting on May 21st, 2013, in respect to each motion, resolution and other action being passed and taken by the Council at its said meeting are, except where prior approval of The Ontario Municipal Board is required, hereby adopted, ratified and confirmed.
2. That the Mayor and proper officers of the Municipality are hereby authorized to do all things necessary to give effect to the said action or obtain approvals where required, and to execute all documents as may be necessary in that behalf and the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to affix the Corporate Seal to all such documents.
READ A FIRST TIME THIS 4TH DAY OF JUNE, 2013.
READ A SECOND TIME THIS 4TH DAY OF JUNE, 2013.
READ A THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 4TH DAY OF JUNE, 2013.
Janet Clarkson, Mayor
Lois O’Neill, Clerk
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Page 19 of 102 Page 20 of 102 Page 21 of 102 Page 22 of 102 Page 23 of 102 Page 24 of 102 Page 25 of 102 Page 26 of 102 Page 27 of 102 Page 28 of 102 Page 29 of 102 48 Calendar of Events Tory Hill Park Tory Hill February Kinmount Apsley, Bobcaygeon, Centre Apsley Canada Day Celebration Lake Winter Carnival Farmers’ Market 3 Bobcaygeon Heritage Festival Buckhorn, Kinmount Pine Antique Show Moonlight Mania General Lake Post Of�ice & 118 Buckhorn Music in the Park Store Park Information Family Day (Cavendish) Circle & Events Tour Irondale Heritage Day August www.circletour1.wordpress.com Public Park Lucky Dollar Grocery Store Gooderham Lakehurst Carnival Apsley *Geocaching Capital of Canada Kinmount Craft Market Highland Highlands Butcher TOWNSHIP OF Trail Lodge Shop & Deli Community Centre 9 Winter Fest Summer FunFest 121 MINDEN HILLS Towering Pines 48 Bobcaygeon 503 Vegetable Market Concerts in the Park World's Smallest Paudash Lake Self-Serve Bookstore March Farmers’ Market MUNICIPALITY OF Buckhorn HIGHLANDS EAST TOWNSHIP Midnight Madness OF FARADAY MapleFest Roadside Park Fortescue Wine & Food Festival Buckhorn White Chainsaw Carving KINMOUNT Lake 507 April Buckhorn Farmers’ & Craft Market Eels Lake Fine Art Festival Salmon 28 Art Auction 45 Lake Dinner Theatre Rock the Locks Eels Lake Cottages Silent Lake & Marina Kinmount Provincial Park Farmers’ Market Pencil May Music in the Park 121 Lake Bobcaygeon Johannus Canada/US Walleye Tournament September Boots Studio Buckhorn Apsley Fishing Derby 4 Craft Market Galway Spring Craft Show Hall Crystal Studio Tour Bob's Odds Trent Severn Locks Open and Sods Lake Bobcaygeon Kinmount Marvel Rapids WOLLASTON Antique & Classic Car Show Farmers’ Market Harmony Farms Golf Course Fall Fair Farmers’ Market St. Mary's Sandy Catholic Church Beach June Quilt Show Apsley Buckhorn Bottle Craft Market Catchacoma Lake Poker Run Lake Rathbun Bobcaygeon Sucker Gourd & Creative Art Show Lake Lakeview Cottages 620 Bikefest Catchacoma Lake 620 & Marina Quilt Show Farmers’ Market Kinmount Bass Beaver Lake Fishing Derby (Nogies Creek) Lake Cavendish Community Centre Anstruther 504 Fall Fair TRENT Lake Settlers Day 8 Community Complex Dr 2 Sam Edgar’s Chandos Farmers’ Market LAKES Anstruther Marina 28 Tomb Lake Unlock the Summer APSLEY (summer) Buckhorn 54 Owenbrook October Gold Farmers’ & Craft Market Lake Golf Course Bobcaygeon Wolf House Tour Antique Show MississaguaLake Lake Ole Fashioned Fish Fry Buckhorn Stonewater Strawberry Festivals Pumpkin fest 37 Buckhorn Day Spa 504 Observatory Kawartha Highlands Kinmount Kinmount Stained Glass Farmers’ Market Antiques & Signature Site Park Harvest Homecoming Collectibles *See park maps for more details Lasswade Farmers’ Market Antiques July Studio Tour Nogies & Collectibles Apsley Creek 52 49 Canada Day Celebration 7 Long Lake The Gut November Conservation Area Craft Market Bobcaygeon Nogies Creek 507 * Walking Trail Lion’s Club Flea Market Resort Jacks Lake Festival of Lights 722 Revival Cottages Bobcaygeon Nichol’s Cove Bait & Tackle Shop Buckhorn Bell Haven Shop Studio Canada Day Celebration Trailer Park Flynn’s Corner Christmas Tree Lighting Pirates 36 Jack Lake Concerts in the Park Dinner Theatre The British Shopping District 46 Horseless Store Cove Store The Flower Farmers’ Market Nick of Time Craft Show Carriage Patch Big Cedar Country Store Step and Fiddle Contest Museum Cottage Toys Shef�ield Last Resort Buckhorn Kawartha East of Eden Antiques NORTH December Greens B&B Country Wines Eels Creek Park Canada Day Celebration Caygeon Cove Honey’s Diner * Restrooms KAWARTHA Apsley Cavendish Fun Day BOBCAYGEON Bakeshop Resort Mimi Bar Kelly’s Garden Uncle George’s Restaurant Christmas Parade & Deli & Grill Centre Woodview General Store Farmers’ & Craft Market Christmas Tree Lighting Woodhaven Angel�ire Shambhala B&B Crown Game Fishing Derby (Cavendish) Bobcaygeon Preserve 24 Country Lodge Gardens for Health Santa Claus Parade Claire de 36 Nordic Ski MUNICIPALITY OF Kinmount lune B&B BUCKHORN MARMORA AND LAKE Canoe Route Petroglyphs Christmas in the Village Lakehurst Lakehurst Sandy Lake Gallery on 36 Pigeon the Lake *Haultain South to Provincial Park Legend Lake Hall 5 Big Northey’s Bay Rd Buckhorn Kasshabog CITY OF Sandy Westwind Wolf Island Cedar Nephton KAWARTHA Heart in Beach Narrows Inn Woodview Lake Provincial Hwy Conservation Authority LAKES Sandy Lake Maryloo’s Resort Provincial Park Ice Cream Ardagh Public Northey's Bay County Rd Provincial Park The Circle & Events Tour Ashtabula Beachwood 6 Welcome to the Circle Tour, a 200km trip through the picturesque Canadian Shield. Six Foot Resort Cottages Library Rd Bridge Cottages Burleigh Municpal Rd Accommodations Enjoy the unique character of each community as you travel. Elim Lodge Bay Resort The Birches Lower Marrick’s Falls Buckhorn Landing 56 Bobcaygeon is home to Lock 32, the �irst lock constructed on the Trent Severn Waterway. Christian Resort 37 Resort 3 Lock 28 Municipal Boundary Places of Interest Lake Pilgrim's Rest To the north, Kinmount’s Highlands Cinemas and Movie Museum is a must for movie-buffs. Lovesick Lake Campground Follow your GPS to the east to �ind Gooderham, the Geocaching Capital of Canada. Head 17 Woodland Scotsman 22 Campground Quarry Scenic Travel Route Sightseeing Camp Site Point Resort 23 McLean Berry Farm Viamede Beach south-east to Apsley, home to the bustling Winter Carnival and take in the dog sled races 2191 16th Line Resort Page 30 of 102 Bayside Boutique Park Boundary Shopping Area each February. Remember to stop in at the Woodview General Store where you’re sure to & Art Gallery N �ind something special. In the south, visit the Buckhorn Community Centre and come Tourism Websites Upper Stony Lake Oak Lake again in August for the prestigious Buckhorn Fine Art Festival. Buckhorn: www.buckhorncanada.ca Whetung’s Ojibwa Chemong Inset Maps Food Lake This map was developed through the co-operative efforts of the Municipality of Bobcaygeon: www.bobcaygeon.org Craft & Native Art Buckhorn Royal Canadian Legion Golf Course Trent Lakes the Kinmount Committee of Planning & Economic Development, Kinmount: www.kinmount.ca Lake SELWYN Bobcaygeon Chamber of Commerce, & the North Kawartha Community Planning Committee. Aplsey: www.northkawartha.on.ca Curve Lake First 28 6 44 Place of Worship Service Station For further information contact the Municipality of Trent Lakes or Nation #35 40 email [email protected]. Peterborough Region: www.thekawarthas.ca Young’s Point Dummer Cemetery Public Restroom Haliburton County: www.haliburton-tourism.com Lake DOURO-DUMMER Clear Lake The Cavendish Community Centre is 22km North Festival Locations Vimy Ridge 2 Buckhorn Buckhorn Festivals Circle & Events Tour Facts Military Gallery From Buckhorn on County Rd 507 FAQ? Autumn Studio Tour 8 Community Complex Dr 1 Canada Day Celebration Where can I get a copy of the map? 1 Mainstreet Landing (Buckhorn) Various Locations Pine Tree www.buckhorn.ca Kemp’s Shell Station (Apsley) MILL LA 2 Apsley Community Centre KE Trading Post 1 Farmers’ & Craft Market Bobcaygeon Chamber of Commerce (Bobcaygeon) RD 36 Kinmount Library (Kinmount) 340 McFadden Rd Shopping District www.buckhorn.ca Buckhorn Canoe Company How long of a drive is the Circle Tour? Royal Canadian Legion Rustic 620 Approximately 175km Buckhorn Foodland Chainsaw 1 Fine Art Festival 150 Burleigh St Roots 36 4 Country Mart 2 How much time will it take? Carvings R www.buckhornfineart.com General Store & Video BUCKHORN F Drive time is around 3 hours, But a full day 1 Good Buy Room TR Heritage Day should be allotted if you plan on entering some of Swiss Bear Home Hardware SUNRISE Shopping District Lower www.buckhorn.ca the locations. Mainstreet Landing 4 Apsley Foodland CT Buckhorn Lake Pharmacy Sunrise 1 Craft Market (summer) 1 Resort & Quilt Show RIVER Pizza Alloro Buckhorn Haa-Choo Family Gift Store ST Teddy's Fine Antiques Boat Launch www.buckhornquilters.ca Welcome Centre Home Hardware Public Library The Cody Inn Trudes Cottages & 4 Buckhorn Fishing Derby Hunter's General Store The Olde Ice House Kawartha Cottage Wear Tackle Shop www.buckhorn.ca Pharmacy D 3 Castles Saving Dollars T R WILLIAM ST F URS 37 U Lock 31 EH L Resort Wellington Street Gift Store K T 2 Cavendish Fun Day LA O Public N 1 L www.cavendishcommunitycentre.wordpress.com 504 Library N FR 24 Buckhorn JOHN ST East Kawartha Chamber of B Commerce Visitor & ST U 2 Cavendish Fishing Derby Apsley Festivals Community MAIN C H K Business Information E FR 20 www.cavendishcommunitycentre.wordpress.com Centre NR H Festival Locations Y ST OR (various locations) G FR 23 1 Autumn Studio Tour RIVERVIEW GEOR E Buckhorn N Apsley Inn & ST R www.apsleystudiotour.com 1 Buckhorn Community Centre Lake D Buckhorn Maple Festival Adam & 3 Restaurant DR & Buckhorn Sports Pad Shady Point www.mcleanberryfarm.com 2 Eve Rock Millbank Trading LARWOOD DR J Cottages 23 2 Winter Carnival & Trappers’ Carnival AM 1801 Lakehurst Rd Apsley Garden & E www.sleddograces.com RD S Sunrise Resort 5 Lakehurst Carnival Cottage Shop Cavendish Community Centre 4 5 SIMEON CR 2 2 http://lakehursthall.wordpress.com/ 873 Sunrise Ct McLean’s Berry Farm is 6 km D 8 Community Complex Dr R 80 28 R F Summer FunFest FR N from Buckhorn South on E McLean’s Berry Farm Lakehurst Hall D 3 5 3 D County Rd 23 A Eels Creek FA 979 Lakehurst Circle NS C 2191 Sixteenth Line L T M 52 2191 Sixteenth Line A R K U E T HE Nogies Creek is 1 km RD R North East from Festival Locations Bobcaygeon Bobcaygeon Festivals Creekside Inn Bobcaygeon Boyd Heritage Museum R 7 1 D 21 Canal St E. 1 Antiques & Collectibles Show 5 Fall Fair www.bobcaygeon.org/events.html www.bobcaygeon.org/fallfair.html O Canal Street Strip L 2 I 49 VE 5 Farmers’ Market LEAN R Bikefest S 36 2 www.bobcaygeonfarmersmarket.com RD 3 Canal Street www.bikefest.ca Caygeon Gazebo near Lock 32 5 Midnight Madness Apsley T Lanes A S Kawartha Settlers Village Concerts in the Park www.bobcaygeonmidnightmadness.com LM 4 A D BICK 3 R 85 Dunn St www.bobcaygeonmusic.com 5 Step & Fiddle Contest T Victoria-Haliburton Rail Trail S BIRCH CR 5 Bobcaygeon Fairgrounds www.fiddlecontest.ca 5 503 BICK Multi-use Recreational Trail 7 Kawartha 3 25 Mansfield St 4 Festival of Trees 5 Unlock the Summer R B Settlers Village F A 4 www.settlersvillage.org Bolton Street Strip www.bobcaygeon.org/unlock.html FR L 6 3 A ST E AV Burnt River 74 C E A REID DUNN 4 Settlers Day TH L A V ST Nogies Creek www.bobcaygeon.org/events.html Canada Day A E 7 S AN 6 121 Kinmount T J Highland 1 ST www.canadadaybobcaygeon.com Burnt River Canoe 4 Quilt Show Cinemas & Kayak Route Fairgrounds ST DR ST E FR DUKE ST SID www.bobcaygeon.org/events.html Cruise Night 3 N VER 6 74 E RI B L MAIN www.bobcaygeon.org/events.html E Pigeon Lake 4 PRINCE H Wine & Food Festival Artisans FR 374C ST W 3 Bridge www.bobcaygeonwinefestival.ca 6 Midnight Madness C Marketplace R www.bobcaygeonmidnightmadness.com E of Heroes ST G T Kawartha YD D S 8 O N Medical Centre & BO Antique & Classic Car Show BE Dairy 5 S E 2 NAVIGATORS TR 6 Santa Claus Parade T Pharmacy NT ST www.bobcaygeon.org/events.html FRO www.bobcaygeon.org/events.html Kinmount REID ST ST Royal Canadian EEN 3 Heritage Centre QU 1 Royal Canadian Legion W Boyd Heritage Legion T ST B Royal Canadian Tourist Information/Model Railroad N O FRO Museum Kinmount Festivals Kinmount House B&B L ST Legion Lock 32 T Icelandic Memorial B O O Shopping District Big Bob N Restaurants Kinmount Fair B 6 KING C NEED 1 2 Heritage Festival Austin-Sawmill Heritage Park 2 Festival Locations Bigleys Shoes & Clothing Channel ST E Godfathers Pizza www.kinmountfair.net A WILLIAM www.kinmount.ca Y Just for the Halibut G Bobcaygeon Electronics/The Source BOLTON ST Fairgrounds E 1 ST ST Quilter's S Lock 32 Pub O Bobcaygeon Foodland M R H 2 Moonlight Mania EG Inn N Fire Route 374A A I Buckeye Lifestyles & Outdoors T W E Mac Doo’s NA S N R RD R G SNAKE PT Canada Day D Buckeye Surf and Snow IN S W Savoury's www.kinmount.ca Sawmill Heritage Park K F 2 2 O IE Subway IC Home Hardware 5 O Celebration ST Sturgeon L E 5 Station Rd ST 2 Music in the Park J D A North 65 Lake Water's Edge Restaurant M T www.kinmount.ca S S S www.kinmount.ca Artisans Marketplace Pick N’ Save N T Wok on the Lake 3 IN Page 31 of 102 Purdy's Jewellery & Gems M 2 AVE Farmers’ Market Burnt River Kinmount 4995 Monck Rd The Book Gallery Little Bob 45 www.kinmountfarmersmarket.ca 3 Studio Tour (various locations) Library The Village Spa 24 Channel 4 Galway Hall Thompson's Ladies Wear 2 Harvest Homecoming www.kinmount.ca 579 Galway Road Village Florist Gift Shoppe 36 www.kinmount.ca Royal Canadian Legion Vino Creations Christmas in the Village Wild Palm 11 County Rd 503 www.kinmount.ca Kinmount Page 32 of 102 Page 33 of 102 Page 34 of 102 LEE RICHARDSON 705-657-8833
BUCKHORN MEDICAL CENTER
GRASS CUTTING PROPOSAL
WEEKLY TASKS
• Cut grass on weekends when Center is closed so as not to disturb staff and patients • Trim edges of grass around gardens and parking area • Rake excess grass and leaves as required • Blow driveway and sidewalk clear of grass, sand and any debris • Empty cigarette stand • Take action to tidy up or remove anything that shouldn't be there
TIME LINE
• Approximately 1.5 hours a week
ADVANTAGE OF MY SERVICES
• Supply gas mower, blower and trimmer • Charge only for the time I am at the job and not for my travel time • Pro-active to do other tasks as needed in order to keep the facility looking neat and tidy
SALARY REQUIREMENTS
$20.00 an hour. I will submit a bill for my hours at the end of the season. This covers the cost of my labour and the wear and tear of my equipment and fuel costs
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The meeting was held at the Galway Hall. Visitors and members began arriving around 2.00 p.m. and were encouraged to look at the genealogy display prepared by Barbara Cain. It was well worth looking at and Barbara’s Cain family tree was prominently displayed and showed what information can be found regarding your ancestors. At 2.30 p.m. Rhonda Smith welcomed the visitors and members to our Annual Meeting. She introduced Guy Scott. After a couple of interesting stories, Guy introduced our speaker, Dorothy Duncan, who’s topic for the meeting was “From Cork to Canada – Challenges and Celebrations of the Peter Robinson Settlers”. She spoke about the food they gr ew, how they prepared it and also had prepared some tasty samples. Her talk was very interesting and enjoyed by all in attendance. After Dorothy Duncan’s talk, refreshments were served.
The meeting was called to order at 3.40 p.m. with 14 members attending. MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING HELD ON MAY 6, 2012 – Gerry Lescombe Motion by Gerry Lescombe that the minutes be accepted as read. Seconded by Madeline Pearson. Motion carried.
TREASURERS REPORT – Jim Walker See attached report. Motion by Jim Walker that the treasurer’s report be accepted as read. Seconded by Guy Scott. Motion carried.
ELECTIONS - 2013-2015 President - Rhonda Smith Vice-President - John Bolder Secretary - Gerry Lescombe Treasurer - Jim Walker Motion by Guy Scott that the slate of officers be accepted. Seconded by Frances Ferguson Motion carried.
Motion by John Bolder that Barbara Cain and Carol Brown be elected as Directors. Seconded by Joan Hamilton. Motion Carried.
BUS TOUR - September 21, 2013 It was suggested that the tour be of the Peterborough area. Madeline Pearson will check and see if Lang Pioneer Village could be opened for the tour as they normally close after Labour Day. Jeannette Caswell suggested the Curve Lake Cultural Centre. Al Brunger proposed that we have Elwood Jones, of the Trent Valley Archives who has been doing tours around Peterborough do our tour re: Industrial Sites.
Page 68 of 102 MISCELLANEOUS Al Brunger was asking for information about WW11 sub chasers which were made in Orillia, and came down the Trent Canal in 1941, 42, 43 or 44. He was also asking for information about the Moonraker Settlement. Hiscocks in Harvey Township who originally came from Yorkshire, England.
Motion by Al Brunger that the meeting be adjourned.
The meeting was adjourned at 4.00 p.m.
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BY-LAW No. B2013-047
A BY-LAW TO AMEND BY-LAW B2012-038 AS AMENDED, BEING ‘A BY-LAW TO ESTABLISH, MAINTAIN AND REGULATE THE DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE AND OTHER REFUSE AT THE TRANSFER STATION FACILITIES OWNED BY THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF GALWAY-CAVENDISH AND HARVEY’
WHEREAS the Council of The Corporation of the Township of Galway-Cavendish and Harvey on July 17, 2012, passed By-law B2012-038, being ‘A By-law to Establish, Maintain and Regulate the Disposal of Garbage and Other Refuse at the Transfer Station Facilities Owned by The Corporation of the Township of Galway- Cavendish and Harvey’;
AND WHEREAS Council deems it desirable to amend By-law B2012-038,
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Trent Lakes hereby enacts as follows:
1. That Section 25 of By-law B2012-038 be hereby deleted and replaced with the following:
25. Two Waste Disposal Passes shall be issued with the interim and final tax bills. The Waste Disposal Pass issued with the final tax bill in 2013 shall be valid from September 1, 2013 to March 31, 2014. Therein after the Waste Disposal Pass issued with the interim tax bill shall be valid April 1 to September 30 of the same year and the Waste Disposal Pass issued with the final tax bill shall be valid from October 1 of the current year to March 31 of the subsequent year.
Landlords are responsible for ensuring their tenants receive a Waste Disposal Pass.
2. That Section 30 of By-law B2012-038 be hereby deleted and replace with the following:
30. Twice a year residential taxpayers will receive, with their interim and final tax bill, a Garbage Usage Card for the disposal of residential household garbage. Combined, the two Garbage Usage Cards allow users to dispose of up to 52 bags of household garbage at no additional cost per calendar year. The Garbage Usage Card issued with the final tax bill in 2013 shall be valid from September 1, 2013 to March 31, 2014 and permit the disposal of up to 30 bags of garbage. Therein after, the Garbage Usage Card issued with the interim tax bill shall permit the disposal of up to 26 bags of garbage from April 1 to September 30 of the same year and the Garbage Usage Card issued with the final tax bill shall permit the disposal of up to 26 bags of garbage from October 1 of the current year to March 31 of the subsequent year.
3. That Section 39 of By-law B2012-038 be hereby deleted and replace with the following:
39. Additional Garbage Bag Usage Cards can be purchased at the Township Office or the Transfer Stations at a cost of $30.00 for a card valid until March 31, 2014 and for $26.00 therein after.
Page 97 of 102 By-law B2013-047 Page 2 of 2
4. That Section 41 of By-law B2012-038 be hereby deleted and replace with the following:
41. A Garbage Usage Card will be provided to new residential property owners during the year and prorated for the balance of the current Garbage Bag Usage Card period. New residential property owners must provide confirmation of purchase of a property and are responsible for contacting the Township office to arrange to receive a Garbage Bag Usage Card.
5. That Section 42 of By-law B2012-038 be amended to add the following:
42(a). WEEE electronics are accepted at the Bobcaygeon and Buckhorn Transfer Stations free of charge and must be placed in the designated area. Polystyrene (Styrofoam) is accepted free of charge at some Transfer Stations as determined by the County of Peterborough and must be placed in the designated area.
6. That Section47 of By-law B2012-038 be hereby deleted and replace with the following:
47. Brush and yard waste are accepted at all Transfer Stations. A list of acceptable and non-acceptable items is outline in Schedule ‘H’. There is no charge for the disposal of brush. Yard waste is subject to a tipping fee as outlined in Schedule ‘A’.
7. That Schedule ‘A’ of By-law B2012-038, as amended by By-law B2012-057 be deleted and replaced with the attached Schedule ‘A’.
8. That Schedule ‘H’ of By-law B2012-038, be deleted and replaced with the attached Schedule ‘B’.
9. That Schedule ‘I’ of By-law B2012-038 be deleted and replaced with the attached Schedule ‘C’.
10. This By-law amendment shall come into full force and effect on June 4, 2013.
READ A FIRST time this 4th day of June, 2013.
READ A SECOND time this 4th day of June, 2013.
READ A THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED this 4th day of June, 2013.
______Janet Clarkson, Mayor
______Lois O’Neill, Clerk
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Page 99 of 102 Schedule “B” By-law B2013-047
Brush & Yard Waste
Items Allowed:
Brush – maximum diameter stem/branch is 100mm, Christmas trees, Hedge/tree trimmings
Yard Waste - Paper yard waste bags containing: Leaves, Garden trimmings, Plants, Corn stalks, etc.
Does Not Include:
Branches/limbs/trunks in excess of 100mm – this is firewood
Stumps, Firewood
Organic Compost
Hay/straw bales or loose hay/straw
Page 100 of 102 Schedule “C” By-law B2013-047
Garbage/Refuse
Items Allowed: Baby wipes and diapers, Broken dishes, Bubble packaging, Candles, Carbon paper, Ceramics, Cereal box liners, Chip bags, Cigarette butts/ashes, Clam shell containers, Clothing (beyond donating), Coffee cups, Cookie bags, Cutlery (plastic), Dishes, Dryer sheets, Fireplace ashes, Woodstove ashes, Burn barrel ashes (cooled and included in green garbage bag), Fluorescent/light bulb/tubes (broken), Foil pouches/packages, Furnace filters, Cat litter, Hangers (plastic), Microwavable trays, Plastic wrap, Frozen Food boxes (plastic coated), Mirrors, Glass, Plastic Plant Pots/Trays (that cannot be returned to Nursery), Shrink Wrap, Toothpaste tubes, Wallpaper
Page 101 of 102 THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF TRENT LAKES
BY-LAW NUMBER B2012-048 ______
A BY-LAW TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR AND CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF TRENT LAKES AND THE GREATER PETERBOROUGH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE INC. COMMUNITY FUTURES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION FOR THE PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF BLINDS AT THE BUCKHORN SPORTS PAD
WHEREAS Section 8 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 24 states that a municipality has the capacity, rights, powers and privileges of a natural person for the purpose of exercising its authority under this or any other Act;
AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Trent Lakes deems it desirable to execute an agreement with The Greater Peterborough Business Development Centre Inc., Community Futures Development Corporation for the purchase and installation of blinds at the Buckhorn Sports Pad.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the Municipality of Trent Lakes of hereby enacts as follows:
That the Mayor and the Clerk are hereby authorized to execute an agreement between the Corporation of the Municipality of Trent Lakes and with The Greater Peterborough Business Development Centre Inc., Community Futures Development Corporation for the purchase and installation of blinds at the Buckhorn Sports Pad.
1. That this by-law will take effect on the date of passing.
READ A FIRST TIME THIS 4TH DAY OF JUNE, 2013.
READ A SECOND TIME THIS 4TH DAY OF JUNE, 2013.
READ A THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 4TH DAY OF JUNE, 2013.
______Janet Clarkson, Mayor
______Lois O’Neill, Clerk
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