Yukon Ordinances, 1960 — Ordinance respecting the Sale of Certain Lands of The Yukon Territory; Health and Welfare of Canada pursuant to the Federal Act

Yukon Ord. 1960

Yukon — Historical Statutes

ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY PASSED BY THE YUKON COUNCIL IN THE YEAR 1960 FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD SESSION F. H. COLLINS COMMISSIONER Priated aad Published for the Goverameat of the Yukon Territory UDder Authority of

Chapter 93 of the Coa.olidated Ordiaaacea of 1958. BY H. J. TA YLOR, Queen'. Priater

ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITOR Y PASSED BY THE YUKON COUNCIL IN THE YEAR 1960 FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD SESSION F. H. COLLINS COMMISSIONER Printed and Published for the Government of the Yukon Territory under Authority of

Chapter 93 of the Consolidated Ordinances of 1958. BY H. J. TA YLOR, Queen's Printer

Chap. \. 2. 3. 4. S. 6. 7. 8. 9. 1. 2. 3. 4. S. 6. INDEX 1960 (FIRST SESSION) An Ordinance Respecting the Sale of Certain Lands of The Yukon Territory ................................................................................................... . An Ordinance to Provide Hospital Insurance for Residents of The Yukon Territory........... . ........................... . An Ordinance Authorizing the City of Whitehorse to Levy and Collect a Special Frontage Rate .................................. . An Ordinance to Amend the Hospital Ordinance .......... . An Ordinance to Amend the Taxation Ordinance ..

An Ordinance to Amend the Municipal Ordinance An Ordinance to Amend the Business Licence Ordinance An Ordinance for Granting to the Commissioner Certain Additional Sums of Money to Defray the Expenses of the Public Service of the Territory .......................... .

An Ordinance for Granting to the Commissioner Certain Sums of Money to Defray the Expenses of the Public Service of the Territory .................................................................... . 1960 (SECOND SESSION) NO LEGISLATION PASSED. 1960 (THIRD SESSION) An Ordinance to Authorize the Commissioner to Grant a Franchise to The Yukon Electrical Company Limited for the Distribution of Electrical Power in the Area of Car- cross, in The Yukon Territory.............. . ........................ _ ..

An Ordinance to Authorize the Commissioner to Borrow Money from the Government of Canada to Give Effect to a Program to Alleviate Housing Conditions in The Yukon Territory ........................................... .. An Ordinance to Amend the Motor Vehicle Ordinance ............ . An Ordinance to Amend the Elections Ordinance An Ordinance to Amend the Judicature Ordinance An Ordinance for Granting to the Commissioner certain Additional Sums of Money to Defray the Expenses of the public Service of the Territory ................................ . Page 3 10 22 24 2S 27 28 30 43 44 46 S6 60 61

SALE OF CERTAIN LANDS

CHAPTER 1 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1960 (First Session) AN ORDINANCE RESPECTING THE SALE OF CERTAIN LANDS OF THE YUKON TERRITORY (Assented to 9 April 1960)

WHEREAS The Catholic Episcopal Corporation of White horse has been negotiating with the Commissioner for the purchase of certain land owned by the Crown in the City of Whitehorse; and

WHEREAS the said Corporation is desirous of using the said land for school and church purposes; and

WHEREAS the said land has been recently surveyed for the purposes aforesaid and may be more particularly describ ed as Lot three hundred and forty-nine and Parcel D of Lot three hundred and nine, both in Group eight hundred and four, in the Yukon Territory, according to a plan of survey of record in the Land Titles Office for the Yukon Land Registration District under number 23261; and

WHEREAS the administration of the said lands is being transferred from the Government of Canada to the Yukon Territory and the value of the lands has been appraised at a value in excess of two thousand dollars; and

WHEREAS it is deemed expedient that the said lands be transferred to the said Corporation upon payment of a purchase price to be agreed upon without offering the lands for sale by public tender,

NOW THEREFORE the Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory, enacts as follows: 1. Notwithstanding anything in the Yukon lAnds Ordinance, the Commissioner may, on such terms and conditions as he sees fit, sell the lands more particularly described as: 1 CHAP. 1

CHAp. 1 SALE OF CERTAIN LANDS the whole of Lot three hundred and forty-nine and Parcel D of Lot three hundred and nine, Group eight hundred and four, in the Yukon Territory, according to a plan of survey of record in the Land Titles Office for the Yukon Land Registration District under number 23261 to The Catholic Episcopal Corporation of Whitehorse upon payment by the said Corporation to the Territory of such purchase price as is agreed upon by the Commissioner and the said Corporation. 2

HOSPITAL INSURANCE SERVICES

CHAPTER 2 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1960 (First Session) AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE HOSPITAL INSURANCE FOR RESIDENTS OF THE YUKON TERRITORY (Assented to 9 April 1960) The Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory, enacts as follows:

SHORT TITLE. CHAP. 2 l.. This Ordinance may be cited as the Yukon HOJpilaJ InJllr-

Short Title. ance ServiceJ OrdinanceJ.

INTERPRETATION. 2. In this Ordinance, (a) "Federal Act" means the Hospital Insurance and Diag nostic Services Act of Canada;

Definitions.

"Federal Act". (b) "hospital insurance plan" means the plan established ;~~~~~~~a~ by this Ordinance and the regulations for providing plan". insured services to insured persons; (c) "insured person" means a person who IS eligible for and entitled to insured services; (d) "insured services" means the in-patient and out-patient services to which insured persons are entitled under this Ordinance and the regulations but does not include services any person is eligible for and entitled to under any Act of the Parliament of Canada or a provincial legislature specified in the regulations or any other statute or law specified in the regulations; and (e) "resident" means a person legally entitled to remain "Resident". in Canada who makes his home and is ordInarily pres- ent in the Territory but does not include a tourist, transient or visitor to the Territory. 3

CHAP. 2 Residents entitled to insured services. Agreement authorized. Amendment to agreement. Payments out 01 Yukon Consolidated Revenue Fund. HOSPITAL INSURANCE SERVICES INSURED SERVICES. 3. Subject to the provisions of this Ordinance and the regulations, every resident is eligible for and entitled to insured services. AGREEMENT AUTHORIZED. 4.

(1) The Commissioner may enter into an agreement with the Minister of National Health and Welfare of Canada pursuant to the Federal Act to provide for the payment by Canada to the Territory of contributions in respect of the cost of insured services incurred by the Territory pursuant to this Ordinance and the regulations.

(2) An agreement under this

section may by mutual con sent of the parties thereto be amended or terminated in the manner provided by the Federal Act. PAYMENT OUT OF ACCOUNT. S. From and out of moneys issued and advanced out of the Yukon Consolidated Revenue Fund there may be paid (

a) to a hospital in the Territory with which the Adminis trator has entered into an agreement under paragraph (

d) of

section 7, such amounts as are specified by the agreement in respect of the cost of insured services. provided hy that hospital to insured persons; (

b) to any other hospital in the Territory, such amounts in respect of the cost of insured services provided by that hospital to insured persons as are determined by the Administrator in accordance with the regulations; (

c) to any hospital outside the Territory, such amounts in respect of the cost of insured services provided by that hospital to insured persons outside the Territory as are determined by the Administrator in accordance with the regulations; and (

d) to an insured person, such amounts in respect of the cost of insured services provided by a hospital outside the Territory to that person as are determined by the Administrator in accordance with the regulations. 4

HOSPITAL INSURANCE SERVICES ADMINISTRATION. 6.

(1) There shall be an Administrator to be called the Yukon Hospital Insurance Administrator to be appointed by the Commissioner and where no Administrator is appointed the Commissioner shall act as such.

(2) The Administrator is chief executive officer charged with the responsibility of administering the hospital insurance plan and has supervision over and direction of the staff required to administer the plan.

(3) The officers and employees necessary for the proper conduct of the hospital insurance plan shall be appointed under the provisions of the Public Service Ordinance. POWERS OF ADMINISTRATOR. CHAP. 2 Appointment or Administrator. Duties or Administrator. Officers and employees or Plan. 7. Subject to this Ordinance and the regulations, the Powers. Administrator has power (

a) to develop and administer the hospital insurance plan; (

b) to determine eligibility for and entitlement to insured services; (

c) to determine the amounts that may be paid pursuant to paragraphs (

b) to (

d) of

section 5 in respect of the cost of insured services provided to insured persons; (cl) to enter into agreements on behalf of the Territory with hospitals in or outside the Territory, or with the Government of Canada or any province or an appropri ate agency thereof, for the provision of insured services to insured persons; (

e) to approve hospitals for purposes of this Ordinance; (

f) to conduct surveys and research programmes and ob tain statistics for such purposes; (

g) to appoint inspectors and auditors to examine and obtain information from hospital records, reports and accounts; 5

CHAP. 2 Annual Report to Commi~sioner. Administrator not liable for acts, etc. 01 hospital. HOSPITAL INSURANCE SERVICES (

h) to prescribe forms and records necessary to carry out the purposes and provisions of this Ordinance; and (

i) to perform such other functions and discharge such other duties as may be assigned to him by the regula tions. REPORT TO COMMISSIONER. 8. The Administrator shaH annually make a report to the Commissioner respecting the administration of the hospital insurance plan and each such report shaH be tabled at the Session of the Territorial Council next following the making thereof. LIABILITY OF ADMINISTRATOR. 9. The Administrator is not liable for any act or omission of any hospital official, any person on the medical staff or nursing staff of a hospital or any employee or agent of a hospital. REGULATIONS. Regulations. The Commissioner may make regulations (

a) establishing a hospital insurance plan for the furnish ing to insured persons by hospitals of insured services upon uniform terms and conditions; (

b) defining "hospitals" for the purposes of this Ordinance and the regulations; (

c) prescribing the in-patient and out-patient services that insured persons are eligible for and entitled to as insured persons; (

d) specifying for the purpose of paragraph (

d) of

section 2 the statutes or laws referred to therein; (

e) prescribing the terms and conditions upon which a person is eligible for and entitled to insured services; (

f) respecting the inspection of hospitals; 6

HOSPITAL INSURANCE SERVICES (

g) prescribing the terms and conditions of approving hospitals· for the purposes of the hospital insurance plan; (

h) determining the cost of providing services in hospitals; (

i) establishing the charges that may be made by hospitals to patients; (

j) specifying the records and accounts to be kept by hospitals and the returns and reports to be made by them to the Administrator; (

k) prescribing the terms and conditions upon which pay- . ment may be made to hospitals for the provision of insured services to insured persons, and the method of making such payments; (

I) prescribing the terms and conditions upon which pay ment may be made in respect of the cost of insured services provided to insured persons outside the Terri tory, and the amount of such payments; (

m) prohibiting, restricting or regulating the making or renewing of contracts (

i) to provide a resident with, or to reimburse or in demnify a resident for the cost of insured services, or (ii) to provide a resident with any benefit related directly or indirectly to hospitalization or to the length of time a resident is in hospital; (n) .regulating insurance contracts that provide for the payment of hospital insurance benefits supplementary to those provided pursuant to this Ordinance and the regulations; (0) respecting the powers of inspectors and auditors appointed by the Administrator to inspect hospitals and the records, reports and accounts thereof; (

p) providing for the appointment of such advisory or other committees, agencies or persons as he considers.neces sary or advisable for the effective operation of the hospital insurance plan; and 7 CHAP. 2

CHAP. 2 HOSPITAL INSURANCE SERVICES Commissioner su brog a led. Insured person may sue for insured services provided to him. Actions to include claim for Commissioner. Paymenl to Commissioner. Joining of action commenced by Commissioner. (

q) generally for the administration of this Ordinance and for carrying into effect the purposes and provisions of any agreement entered into under

section 4. THIRD PARlY LlABILllY. 11. Upon the provision of insured services to an insured person in respect of an injury resulting from a wrongful act or omission of another person, the Commissioner shall he subrogated to all rights of the injured person for the purpose of recovering the cost of such insured services, and may bring an action either in his own name or in the name of the in sured person for the recovery of the amount thereof and effect a settlement of such claim. 12.

(1) Notwithstanding

section 11, an insured person who, as a result of a wrongful act or omission of another person, suffers an injury for which he has received insured services may recover the amount of the cost of providing those services to him from the person guilty of the wrongful act or omission in the same manner as though he himself had been required to pay for those services.

(2) Every insured person described in subsection (1) who commences an action for the recovery of damages for personal injuries shall include therein a claim on behalf of the Com missioner for the cost of any insured services provided to him.

(3) Where a resident recovers an amount in respect of insured services received by him either in an action to re cover damages for personal injuries or by other means he shall forthwith pay the amount so recovered to the Com missioner. 13. Where the Commissioner has commenced action in the name of an insured pesron for the recovery of the cost of insured services provided to him, the insured person may (

a) at any time prior to the trial of the action, and (

b) upon such conditions as to costs or otherwise as to the court seem just, Jom in that action such other claims as he may have arising out of the same occurrence. 8

HOSPITAL INSURANCE SERVICES 14. It shall not be a defence to an action brought by the Commissioner that the claim has been adjudicated upon unless the claim subrogated included a claim for the amount paid for insured services and it shall not be a defence to an action to recover damages for personal injuries brought by a person who has received insured services that an action taken by the Commissioner for the recovery of the cost of those services has been adjudicated upon. 15.

No release or settlement of a claim or judgment based upon an action to recover damages for personal injuries where the injured person has received insured services shall be binding upon the Commissioner unless the Commissioner or person designated by him has approved the release or settle ment in writing. OFFENCES AND PUNISHMENT. 16.

(1) No person shall knowingly obtain or receive insured services to which he is not entitled under this Ordi nance or the regulations.

(2) No person shall knowingly aid or abet another person to obtai-n or receive insured services:to which he is not entitled under this Ordinance or the regulations.

(3) No person shall obstruct or hinder an inspector or auditor in carrying out his duties or functions under this Ordinance or the regulations.

(4) Every person who violates any of the prOVISIOns of this Ordinance or the regulations is guilty of an offence and liable on

summary conviction to a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars or to imprisonment for a term not exceed ing three months, or to both fine and imprisonment. CHAP. 2 No delencc that Commis sioner·s claim adjudicated. Release or settlement. Unqualified persons not to receive insured services. Aiding and abetting. Obstruction of inspector. Offence and punishment. 17. No prosecution for an offence under this Ordinance Limitation. shall be instituted more than two years from the date of the commission of such offence. 9

CHAP. 3 SPECIAL FRONTAGE RATE

CHAPTER 3 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1960 (First Session) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF WHITEHORSE TO LEVY AND COLLECT A SPECIAL FRONTAGE RATE (Auenled 10 2.5 March 1960)

WHEREAS the Government of Canada, the Government of the Territory and the municipality of the City of White horse entered into a joint enterprise for the paving of certain streets and roads in and adjacent to the said City during the year 1959; and

WHEREAS that portion of the said paving project for which the said City was responsible was completed during the year 1959 at a cost to the City of thirty-six thousand and six dollars and eighty-eight cents; and

WHEREAS the said City failed to pass a by-law authoriz ing the said paving project as a local improvement pursuant to the provisions of the Municipal Ordil'1!a11ce, being

Chapter 79 of the Revised Ordinances of the Yukon Territory, 1958; and

WHEREAS the Municipal Ordinance, being

Chapter 1 of the Ordinances of the Yukon Territory, 1959 (Second Ses sion), makes no provision for the Council of a municipality to pass by-laws authorizing local improvements subsequent to the local improvements being completed; and

WHEREAS the said road paving project is not deemed to be of direct benefit to the municipality at large, except to the extent of six thousand seven hundred and thirteen dollars and nineteen cents of the cost of the said project; and

WHEREAS the Council of the said City are desirous of passing a by-law authorizing the levy and collection of a special frontage rate in respect of each parcel of land in the said City that directly benefits from the road paving project 10

SPEOAL FRONTAGE RATE for the purpose of recovering the cost of the said project to the extent of twenty-nine thousand two hundred and ninety-three dollars and sixty-nine cents,

NOW THEREFORE the Commissioner of' the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of. the said Territory, enacts as follows: 1. Notwithstanding anything in any Ordinance of the Territory, the Council of the municipality of the City of Whitehorse is hereby authorized to pass a by-law in the form set out in the

Schedule and to levy and collect the special frontage rate in the manner. therein provided. SCHEDULE. BY-LAW No. A By-law to authorize the Council of the Munici pality of the City of Whitehorse to levy a frontage tax on certain rateable properties within the City of Whitehorse in respect of a road paving project, and for the authorizing of the payment of frontage tax on a yearly basis or by way of one cash payment for the total frontage tax.

WHEREAS the total cost of the road paving project contracted by the Municipality of the City of Whitehorse as at the 30th day of September, A.D. 1959, was Thirty-Six Thousand and Six Dollars and Eighty-eight cents ($36,006.88). AND

WHEREAS it is deemed expedient and equitable to levy a portion of the cost of the said project in the amount of Twenty-nine Thousand Two Hundred and Ninety-three Dol~ lars and Sixty-nine Cents ($29,293.69) by means of a special frontage assessment against the lands fronting upon the streets concerned; AND

WHEREAS it is considered that the said project is of general benefit to the whole of the Municipality and there for the balance of the said cost in the amount of Six Thousand Seven Hundred & Thirteen Dollars and Nineteen Cents ($6,713.19) should be borne by the Municipality at large; 11 CHAP. 3

CHAP; 3 SPEOAL FRONTAGE RATE AND

WHEREAS it is considered necessary that the said cost of the project be liquidated within a period of seven years and that the owners of property in the Municipality be given an opportunity of paying their share of the said cost in one cash payment rather than in seven equal annual instal ments;

NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Municipality of the City of Whitehorse in· open meeting assembled, enacts as follows: 1. The sum of Twenty-nine Thousand Two Hundred & Ninety-three Dollars and Sixty-nine Cents ($29,293.69) be ing a portion of the cost of the aforementioned road paving project, shall be levied as a special frontage assessment against the lands fonting upon the street concerned and the registered owners of all such lands in the Municipality shall be assessed therefore at the rates shown in the annexed

Schedule together with interest at the rate of four percentum (4%) per annum, except that any registered owner of property shall have the option of paying, by one cash pay ment, the total frontage tax assessment; which option must be exercised within Ninety (90) days from the date of the receipt by the property owner of the Tax Notice. 2.

The sum of Six Thousand Seven Hundred & Thirteen Dollars and Nineteen Cents ($6,713.19) being a portion of the cost of the said project, shall be borne by the municipality at large and shall be collected from each registered owner of real property in the municipality, except those referred to in clause 1, out of general revenue acquired from the general assessment of the Municipality. 3. The rates shown in the annexed

Schedule shall be listed in a separate column of the tax roll of the Municipality and shall be collected within a period of seven years in a like manner as other taxes in respect of lands and improvements, unless sooner paid. PASSED in Open Council this A.D.l%O. 12 day of Mayor City Clerk

SPECIAL FRONTAGE RATE This By-law received:. 1 s t reading the day of 2nd reading the day of 3rd reading the day of A.D. 1960. A.D. 1960.· A.D. 1960. City Clerk SCHEDULE. COST BREAKDOWN ~ CURB & GUTTER - CITY OF WHITEHORSE. TOTAL COSTS: - Territory and City. 1. Standard Curb and Gutters Buttress Curb City's share - $57,315.98/2=$ 28,657.99 BREAKDOWN

SUMMARY: - 1. Standard Curb & Gutter (

i) Main Street & 1st Avenue (ii) Second Avenue (iii) Fourth Avenue 2. Buttress Curb (

i) Main Street (ii) Second Avenue (iii) Fourth Avenue TOTALS Local Improvement $ 267.29 2,546.10 13,627.77 $ 19,441.16 $ 3,706.88 Nil Nil $ 3,706.89 $ 23,148.05 $ 49,902.22 7,413.76· $ 57,315.98 General Benefit $ 666.04 1,976.59 2,867.31 $ 5,':09.94 Nil Nil Nil Nil $ 5,509.94 City's Share - $23,148.05+$5,509.94=$ 28,657.99 13 CHAP. 3

CHAP. 3 SPEQAL FRONTAGE RATE CITY OF WHITEHORSE - CURB & GUTTER COST BREAKDOWN Description Local Improvement General Benefit Fron- Frontage Rate Amount tage Rate Amount MAIN STREET - 1st Avenue - In front of Whitehorse Station - East side 144.2 1.975 284.80 - West Side - North Lot 5 Block 6 8.2 2.395 19.64 Lot 5 Block 6 13.8 1.975 27.25 - West Side - South Lot 1 Block 5 11.0 1.975 21.72 Lot 1 Block 5 11.0 2.395 26.34 1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue - North Side Lot 5 Block 6 8.0 2.395 19.16 15.8 2.395 37.84 Radius Lot 5 Block 6 89.7 1.975 177.16 Lot 5 Block 6 2.3 2.395 5.51 20.0 2.395 47.90 Lane Lot 6 Block 6 2.3 2.395 5.51 Lot 6 Block 6 27.7 1.975 54.71 Lot 7 Block 6 30.0 1.975 59.25 Lot 8 Block 6 30.0 1.975 59.25 Lot 9 Block 6 30.0 1.975 59.25 Lot 10 Block 6 30.0 1.975 59.25 Lot 11 Block 6 28.0 1.975 55.30 Lot 11 Block 6 2.0 2.395 4.79 21.3 2.395 51.01 Radius Lot 11 Block 6 8.0 2.395 19.16 - South Side Lot 1 Block 5 8.0 2.395 19.16 11.1 2.395 26.58 Radius Lot 1 Block 5 89.5 1.975 176.76 Lot 1 Block 5 2.5 2.395 5.99 20.0 2.395 47.90 Lot 17 Block 5 2.5 2.395 5.99 Lot 17 Block 5 27.5 1.975 54.31 Lot 16 Block 5 30.0 1.975 59.25 Lot 15 Block 5 30.0 1.975 59.25 Ei Lot 14 Block 5 15.0 1.975 29.62 Wi Lot 14 Block 5 15.0 1.975 29.62 Lot 13 Block 5 30.1 1.975 59.47 Lot 12 Block 5 28.0 1.975 55.30 Lot 12 Block 5 2.0 2.395 4.79 30.1 2.395 72.09 Radius 14

SPECIAL FRONTAGE RATE CHAP. 3 CITY OF WHITEHORSE - CURB & GUTTER COST BREAKDOWN Description Local Improvement General Benefit MAIN STREET - Continued Fron- Frontage Rate Amount ta.e Rate Amount 2nd Avenue to 3rd Avenue -North Side Lot 1 Block 16 10.0 2.395 23.95 21.5 2.395 51.49 Radius Lot .1 Block 16 47.7 1.975 94.21 Lot 2 Block 16 50.0 1.975 98.75 . Lot 3 Block 16 50.0 1.975 98.75 Et Lot 4 Block 16 25.0 1.975 49.38 Wi Lot 4 Block 16' 25.0 . 1.975 49.37 Lot 5 Block 16 50.0 '1.975 98.75 . Lot 6 Block 16 48.0 1.975 94.80.

Lot 6 Block 16 10.0 2.395 23.95' 21.5 2.395' 51.49 Radius - South Side Lot 12 Block 15 2.0 2.395 4.79 29.6 2.395 70.89 Radius Lot 12 Block 15 48'.5 1.975 95.79 W121'Lot 11 Block 15 12.5 1.975 24.69 E37t'Lot 11' Block 15 37.5 1.975 74.06 Ei Lot 10 Block 15 25.0 1.975 49.38 Wt Lot 10 Block 15 25.0 1.975 49.37 Lot 9 Block 15 50.0 1.975 98.75 Ei Lot 8 Block 15 25.0 1.975 49.38 Wi Lot 8 Block 15 25.0 1.975 49.37 Ei Lot 7 Block 15 24.0 1.975 47.40 Wi Lot 7 Block 15 24.0 1.975 47.40 Lot 7 Block 15 10.0 2.395 23.95 21.6 2.395 51.73 Radius 3n1 Avenue to 4th Avenue - North Side - Federal Building Lot 1 to 6 Block 26 292.3 1.975 577.29 Lot 1 to 6 Block 26 7.7 '2.395 . 18.44· 24.7 2.395 59.16 Radius - South Side Lot 12 Block 25 10.0 2.395 23.95 22.0 2.395 52.69 Radius Lot 12 Block 25 48.0 1.975 94.80 Lot 11 Block 25 50.0 1.975 98.75 Lot 10 Block 25 50.0 1.975 98.75 Lot 9 Block 25 50.0 1.975 98.75 Lot 8 Block 25 50.0 1.975 98.75 Lot . 7 Block 25 44.9 1.975 88.68 Lot 7 Block 25 5.1 '2.395 12.22 18.9 2.395 45.27 Radius 15

CHAP. 3 SPEOAL FRONTAGE RATE CITY OF WHITEHORSE - CURB & GUTTER COST BREAKDOWN Description Local Improvement General Benefit Fron- Frontage Rate Amount tage Rate Amount SECOND AVENUE c Main St. to Elliott SL - East Side Lot 12 Block 5 100.0 2.395 239.50 39.4 2.395 94.36 Lot 11 Block 5 100.0 2.395 239.50 -West Side Lot 12 Block 15 100.0 2.395 239.50 38.4 2.395 91.97 Lot 1 Block 15 100.0 2.395 239.50 c Elliott St. to c Lambert St. - East Side Lot 12 Block 4 100.0 2.395 239.50 74.7 2.395 178.90 Lot 11 Block 4 100.0 2.395 239.50 - West Side Lot 12 Block 14 100.0 2.395 239.50 75.0 2.395 179.63 Lot 1 Block 14 100.0 2.395 239.50 cLambers St. to c Hanaon St. - East Side Lot 12 Block 3 100.0 2.395 239.50 74.9 2.395 179.39 Lot 11 Block 3 100.0 2.395 239.50 - West Side Lot 12 Block 13 100.0 2.395 239.50 74.5 2:395 178.42 Lot 1 Block 13 100.0 2.395 239.50 c Hanson St. to c Hawkins St. - East Side Lot 12 Block 2 100.0 2.395 239.50 75.6 2.395 181.06 Lot 11 Block 2 100.0 2.395 239.50 - West Side Lot 12 Block 12 100.0 2.395 239.50 76.2 2.395 182.50 Lot 1 Block 12 100.0 2.395 239.50 c Hawkins St. to c Rogera St. - East Side Lot 12 Block 1 70.0 2.395 167.65 80.0 2.395 191.60 Lot 11 Block 1 100.0 2.395 239.50 16

SPECIAL FRONTAGE RATE CHAP. 3 CITY OF WHITEHORSE - CURB & GUTTER COST BREAKDOWN Description Local Improvement General Benefit SECOND AVENUE - Continued FroD- FroDtage Rate Amount tage Rate Amount - West Side Lot 12 Block 11 70.0 2.395 167.65 76.1 2.395 182.26 Lot 1 Block 11 100.0 2.395 239.50 c Rogers St_ to c Lowe SL - East Side Lot 2 Block A 100.0 2.395 239.50 64.9 2.395 155.44 Lot 1 Block A 75.7 2.395 181.30 - West Side Lot 12 Block C 100.0 2.395 239.50 75.6 2.395 181.06 Lot 1 Block C 100.0 2.395 239.50 FOURTH AVENUE Main St. to Lane S of Main SL - East Side Lot 7 Block 25 100.0 2.395 239.50 - West Side I Ni Lot 12 Block 35 50.0 2.395 119.75 23.4 2.395 56.04 Si Lot 12 Block 35 50.0 2.395 119.75 c Main St. to c Steele St. - East Side Lot 6 Block 26 100.0 2.395 239.50 69.2 2.395 165.73 Lot 7 Block 26 100.0 2.395 239.50 - West Side Si Lot 12 Block 36 50.0 2.395 119.75 Ni Lot 12 Block 36 50.0 2.395 119.75 Lot 1 Block 36 100.0 2.395 239.50. 68.9 2.395 165.02 c Steele St. to Wood St. - East Side Lot 6 Block 27 100.0 2.395 239.50 70.9 2.395 169.81 Lot 7 Block 27 100.0 2.395 239.50 - West Side Lot 1 Block 37 100.0 2.395 239.50 71.4 2.395 171.00 Lot 12 Block 37 100.0 2.395 239.50 17

CHAP. 3 SPECIAL FRONTAGE RATE CITY OF WHITEHORSE - CURB & GUTTER COST BREAKDOWN Description Local Improvement General Benefit FOURTH AVENUE - Continued FroD- FroDtage Rate Amount tage Rate Amount c Wood St. to c Jarvis St. - East Side Lot 6 Block 28 100.0 2.395 239.50 71.0 2.395 170.05 Lot 7 Block 28 100.0 2.395 239.50 - West Side Lot 1 Block 38 100.0 2.395 239.50 70.8 2.395 169.57 Lot 12 Block 38 100.0 2.395 239.50 c Jarvis St. to c Strickland St. - East Side Lot 6 Block 29 100.0 2.395 239.50 70.5 2.395 168.85 Lot 7 Block 29 100.0 2.395 239.50 - Wes.t Side Lot 1 Block 39 100.0 2.395 239.50 71.0 2.395 170.05 Lot 12 Block 39 100.0 2.395 239.50 Strickland St. to Alexander St. - East Side Lot 6 Block 30 70.0 2.395 167.65 61.8 2.395 148.01 Lot 7 Block 30 107.4 2.395 257.22 - West Side Lot 1 Block 40 ·70.0 2.395 167.65 79.5 2.395 190.40 Lot 12 Block 40 109.6 2.395 262.49 Alexander SL to Black SL - East Side Lot 8 Block 100 110.2 2.395 263.93 81.4 2.395 194.95 Lot 9 Block 100 105.1 2.395 251.71 - West Side Lot 1 Block 110 110.2 2.395 263.93 68.7 2.395 164.54 Lot 12 Block 110 101.8 2.395 243.81 Black St. to Wheeler St. - West Side Lot 1 Block 111 100.0 2.395 239.50 68.7 2.395 164.54 Lot 12 Block 111 105.0 2.395 251.47 18

SPEOAL FRONTAGE RATE CHAP. 3 CITY OF WHITEHORSE - CURB & GUTTER COST BREAKDOWN Description Local Improvement General Benefit FOURTH AVENUE - Continued Fron- Frontage Rate Amount tage Rate Amouat Wheeler St. to Cook St. - West Side Lot 1 Block 112 100.0 2.395 239.50 71.1 2.395 170.28 Lot 12 Block 112 100.0 2.395 239.50 Cook St. to Ogilvie St. - West Side Lot 1 Block 113 100.0 2.395 239.50 73.6 2.395 176.27 Lot 12 Block 113 100.0 2.395 239.50 Black St. to Ogilvie St. - East Side In front of High School 400.0 2.395 958.00 21.7 2.395 51.97 Lot 5 Group 5 416.4 2.395 997.27 Ogilvie St. to Baxter St. - West Side Lot lA Block 114 103.8 2.395 248.60 83.6 2.395 200.22 Parcel CLot 7 Group 5 280.0 2.395 670.60 Parcel A Lot 7 Group 5 362.2 2.395 867.47 Lot 1 Block 125 93.6 2.395 224.17 - East Side Parcel BLot 7 632.8 2.395 1515.56 Lot 7 Group 5 212.0 2.395 507.74 19

CHAP. 3 SPEOAL FRONTAGE RATE CITY OF WHITEHORSE - PAVING COST BREAKDOWN (Square Foot Basis) COSTS:

(1) Main Street and First Avenue Common Excavation $ .03185 Unstable Material $ .00372 Replacement Material $ .00271 Sub-Base Preparation (Type 1) $ .04111 Asphalt Stabilized Base $ .08555 Asphaltic Concrete - "2" $ .16000 Per Square Foot = $ .32494

(2) Fow1b Avenue Common Excavation $ .03185 Unstable Material $ .00372 Replacement Material $ :00271 Sub-Base Preparation $ .04111 Asphalt Stabilized Base $ .08555 Asphaltic Concrete - "4" $ .31889 Per Square Foot = $ .48383 20

SPECIAL FRONTAGE RATE CHAP. 3 CITY OF WHITEHORSE - PAVING BREAKDOWN Description Local Improvement General Benefit First Avenue at Maia St. Area Rate Amouat Area Rate Amouat Fronting 20' strip & BYN 1100 sq.' .32494 178.71 " " " 5000 sq.' .32494 812.35 " " 1100 sq.' .32494 178.71 Lot 1 Block 5 1100 sq.' .32494 178.71 5912 sq.' .32494 951.30 1100 sq.' .32494 178.71 MaiD Street First Avenue to 2nd Ave.

Lot 5 Block 6 3800 sq.' .32494 617.38 1520 sq.' .32494 251.95 Lane Lot 6 Block 6 1140 sq.' .32494 185.21 Lot 7 Block 6 1140 sq.' .32494 185.21 Lot 8 Block 6 1140 sq.' .32494 185.21 Lot 9 Block 6 1140 sq.' .32494 185.21 Lot 10 Block 6 1140 sq.' .32494 185.21 Lot 11 Block 6 1140 sq.' .32494 185.21 Lot 1 Block 5 3800 sq.' .32494 617.38 Lot 12 Block 5 1140 sq.' .32494 185.21 Lot 13 Block 5 1140 sq.' .32494 185.21 W! Lot 14 Block 5 570 sq.' .32494 92.61 E!

Lot 14 Block 5 570 sq.' .32494 92.60 Lot 15 Block 5 1140 sq.' .32494 185.21 Lot 16 Block 5 1140 sq.' .32494 185.21 Lot 17 Block 5 1140 sq.' .32494 185.21 Fourth Avenue Maia Street South to LBDe Lot 7 Block 25 2400 sq.' .48383 580.59 N! Lot 12 Block 35 1200 sq.' .48383 290.29 Si Lot 12 Block 35 1200 sq.' .48383 290.29 21

CHAP. 4 HOSPITAL

CHAPTER 4 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1960 (First Session) AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ·HOSPITAL ORDINANCE (Assented to 9 April 1960) The Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory, enacts as follows: O.Y.T. 1959 1. Paragraph (

b) of

Section 2 of the Hospital Ordinance (First ~ssioD) Chap. I. is repealed and the following substituted there for : "(b) "hospital" means any institution, building or other premises, place or facility howsoever created, estab lished, or incorporated, for the treatment of persons suffering from sickness, disease, or injury or for the treatment of incurable persons, approved and desig nated as such by regulation."

Section 6 of the said Ordinance is repealed and the fol lowing substituted therefor: "6. The Commissioner may make regulations 22 (

a) respecting the approving of hospitals and desig nating hospitals to which this Ordinance applies; (

b) respecting the construction, alteration, mainten ance and management of hospitals, and the main tenance of adequate standards therein; including the supervision and inspection thereof; (

c) respecting hospital personnel; (

d) respecting the admission, treatment, conduct, discipline and discharge of patients; (

e) respecting accommodation, laboratory, examina tion and treatment facilities in hospitals;

HOSPITAL (

f) providing for the appointment of such advisory or other committees, agencies or persons as he considers necessary or advisable for the effective operation of hospitals and prescribing the powers and duties of such committees, agencies or per sons; (

g) providing for the filing of reports, financial statements and verification thereof by hospitals; (

h) appointing or providing for the appointment of persons as hospital inspectors and prescribing their powers and duties; (i) . respecting all other matters affecting hospitals, and generally for the administration of this Ordinance." 23 CHAP. 4

CHAP. 5 0.Y.T.1959 (Second Session) Chap.2. TAXATION

CHAPTER 5 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1%0 (First Session) AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE TAXATION ORDINANCE (Assented to 9 April 1960) The Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory, enacts as follows: 1.

(1) Paragraph (

f) of

Section 3 of the Taxation Ordi nance, being

Chapter 2 of the Ordinances of the Yukon Terri tory, 1959 (2nd session) is repealed and the following sub stituted therefor: U(

f) churches, including residences and buildings in connec tion therewith, and the contiguous lands used in con nection with such churches to the extent of not more than two acres in respect of each church;"

(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of any Ordinance of the Territory, subsection (1) shall be deemed to have been in force as and from the first day of April, 1959. 24

MUNIQPAL

CHAPTER 6 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1960 (First Session) AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (Assented to 9 April 1960) The Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory, enacts as foIlows: CHAP. 6

Section 99 of the Municipal Ordinance is adding thereto, immediately after paragraph the foIlowing paragraph: amended by O.Y.T.1959 (Second (

a) thereof, Session) Chap. I. "(aa) for the purpose of establishing, operating and main taining a fluoridation system in connection with the water supply system of the municipality, where such by-laws have received the assent of three-fifths of the electors of the municipality voting thereon;"

Section 288 of the said Ordinance IS repealed and the following substituted therefor; "288. A person who is eligible to vote under

section 238 but whose name does not appear on the revised list of electors, may vote at an election after (

a) taking an oath in Form R of

Schedule C, and (

b) being vouched for by a person whose name appears on the revised list of electors who shaIl take and subscribe an oath to the effect that he knows the person applying to vote and verily believes him to be qualified to vote under

section 238." 3.

(1) Paragraph (

d) of

Schedule B of the said Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "(

d) the whole of Lot three hundred and thirty-six, Group eight hundred and four, according to a plan of survey 25

CHAP. 6 MUNIOPAL" of said lot of record in the Land Titles Office for the Yukon Land Registration District under number 22875."

(2) Schedule B of the said Ordinance is further amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:. "(

g) the whole of Lot three hundred and forty-four, Group eight hundred and four, according to a plan of survey of said lot of record in the Land Titles Office for the Yukon Land Registration District under number 22918." 26

BUSINESS LICENCE

CHAPTER 7 ORDINANCES.OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1960 (First Session) AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE BUSINESS LICENCE ORDINANCE (Assented to 9 April 1960) The Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory, enacts as follows: CHAP. 7 1. Subsection (2) of

Section 5 of the Business Licence Th~·Y.T. Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: (Second Session) V' Chap.5Ir./ "

(2) Notwithstanding anything in this Ordinance, no licence is required by this Ordinance to be obtained by any person for the purpose of carrying on within the Territory (

a) the business of publishing a newspaper, and (

b) the occupation of prospecting, mining exploration and development or oil and gas exploration and develop ment." .

Section 9 of the said Ordinance is amended by adding thereto the following subsection: '.' (2) Subsection (1) shall not apply in respect of a licence obtained by an extra-territorial company under the pro visions of the Companies Ordinance authorizing. it to carry on business within the Territory." 27

CHAP. 8 Short Tille. Amount Granled. Monies 10 be accounted for. ApPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 1958-59

CHAPTER 8 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1960 ( First Session) AN ORDINANCE FOR GRANTING TO THE COMMISSIONER CERTAIN ADDITIONAL SUMS OF MONEY TO DEFRAY THE EXPENSES OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE OF THE TERRITORY. (Assented to 9 April 1960)

WHEREAS it appears by message from Frederick Howard ColIins, Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, and in the estimates accompanying the same that the sums hereinafter mentioned in

Schedule "A" of this Ordinance are required to defray certain expenses of the Public Service of the Yukon Territory and for the purposes relating thereto, for the twelve months ended 31st March, 1959. THEREFORE the Commissioner of the Yukon Territory by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory enacts as follows:-

(1) This Ordinance may be cited as the fourth Supplemen tary Appropriation Ordinance 1958-59.

(2) From and out of the Yukon Consolidated Revenue Fund there may be paid and applied a sum not exceeding in the whole one hundred and seventy-seven thousand five hundred and fourteen dollars and eighty-one cents for de fraying the several charges and expenses of the Public Service of the Yukon Territory for the twelve months ending March 31st, 1959, as set forth in

Schedule "A" of the Ordi nance.

(3) The due application of all monies (

a) expended pursuant to

Section 2 and (

b) recoverable as set forth in

Schedule "B" shaII be duly accounted for. 28

ApPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 1958·59

SCHEDULE "A" Additional sums granted to the Commissioner by the Ordi nance for the twelve months ended March 31st, 1959, and the purposes for which they are granted. General. Miscellaneous ;- Mayo General Hospital Payroll ...... $ 35,372.52 Old Whitehorse General Hospital Payroll ....................................... 126,425.29 New Whitehorse General Hospital Loan Interest ................... ,.......................... 15,717.00

SCHEDULE "B" Recoverable Expenditure; General Miscellaneous ;- Mayo General Hospital Payroll ......... $ 35,372.52 Old Whitehorse General Hospital Payroll ............................................................... 126,425.29 177,514.81 $177,514.81 161,797.81 $161,797.81 29 CHAP. 8

Short Title. Amount Granted. Monies to be accounted (or. ApPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 1960-61

CHAPTER 9 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1%0 (First Session) AN ORDINANCE FOR GRANTING TO THE COMMISSIONER CERTAIN SUMS OF MONEY TO DEFRAY THE EXPENSES OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE OF THE TERRITORY (AJIented to 9 April 1960)

WHEREAS it appears by message from Frederick Howard Collins, Commissioner of the Yukon Territory,. and in the estimates accompanying the same, that the sums hereinafter mentioned in

Schedule "A" of this Ordinance are required to defray certain expenses of the Public Service of the Yukon Territory and for the purposes relating thereto, for the twelve months ending March 31st, 1%1; THEREFORE the Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory, enacts as follows: 1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Appropriation Ordi nance 1960-61. 2.

From and out of the Yukon Consolidated Revenue Fund there may be paid and applied a sum not exceeding in the whole five million four hundred and fifty-six thousand six hundred and eighty-seven dollars and fifty-two cents for de fraying the several charges and expenses of the Public Service of the Yukon Territory for the twelve months ending March 31st, 1%1, as set forth in

Schedule "A" of this Ordinance. 3. The due application of all monies:- (

A) Expended pursuant to

Section 2 and (

B) recoverable as set forth in

Schedule B shall be duly accounted for.

SCHEDULE "A" Sums granted to the Commissioner by the Ordinance for the twelve months ending March 31, 1961, and the purposes for which they are granted. 30

Vote No. ApPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 1960·61 1. Yukon Council Travelling and Living Expenses ................................ $ Freight. Express & Cartage Telephone and Telegraph ..... . Publication of Reports ........ . Advertising ......................................... . Stationery and Office Equipment .............................. . Sessional Indemnities 2.

Territorial Treasurer 5.284.16 100.00 100.00 1.500.00 100.00 950.00 10.000.00 Salaries ................................................... 69,475.00 Fees ............................................................ 600.00 Travelling Expenses ................. 500.00 Removal Expenses ................... . Freight. Express & Cartage Telephone & Telegraph ........ . Publication of Reports ....... . Stationery & Office Equipment ............................... . Miscellaneous ................................... . Unemployment Insurance .. . Superannuation 3.

Education Whitehorse Commercial Course· Vocational 500.00 300.00 700.00 400.00 2.353.17 250.00 350.00 500.00 Training (Day) ................. 11.633.34 Superintendent - Admin· istration ...................................... 35.243.00 Dawson Elementary·High School .......................................... 67,404.10 Whitehorse High School ...... 127,436.84 Mayo Elementary-High School ................. _......................... 30.764.59 CHAP. 9 $ 18.034.16 $ 75.928.17 31

CHAP. 9 Vot~ No. 3. ApPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 1960·61 Teslin School .................................... $ 8,837.67 Brook's Brook School............ 4,216.67 Watson Lake School.................. 33,064.68 Swift River School..................... 4,116.67 Carcross School............................. 6,681.67 Haines Junction School...... 16,362.34 Kluane Lake School.............. 3,416.67 Eisa School...................................... 14,150.34 Christ the King School......... 77,700.00 Night Classes, Whitehorse High ............................................. . Keno School ................................. .

Beaver Creek School .............. . St. Mary's School ...................... . Hansen St. Teacherage ........ . Eisa Teacherage ........................ . Steele St. Teacherage .......... . Lambert St. Teacherage ..... . Dawson Teacherage ................. . Mayo Teacherage ....................... . Watson Lake Teacherage .. . Carcross Teacherage .............. . Teslin Teacherage ...................... . Selkirk St. Elementary School ........................................... . Granville School ......................... . Whitehorse Elementary School .......................................... .

Carmacks School ......................... . Not Allocated ................................... . 32 3,000.00 10,785.00 4,416.67 8,750.00 3,066.00 95.00 3,396.00 3,446.00 3,640.00 4,203.00 108.00 80.00 165.00 59,561.05 4,116.67 188,743.58 4,906.67 32,435.00 $ 775,942.22

Vote No. ApPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 1960·61 4. Territorial Secretary and Assessor Salaries ................................................... $ 40,600.00 Professional & Special Services ..................................... . Travelling Expense .................... . Freight, Express & Cartage Postage ................................................. . Telephone & Telegraph ........ . Advertising ........................................ .. Sta tionery & Office Equipment ................................ . Unemployment Insurance .. . Superannuation ........................... .. 5.

Health and Public Welfare 1,200.00 1,560.00 600.00 4,000.00 704.00 1,500.00 4,950.00 233.40 685.00 Venereal Disease Control... 500.00 Tuberculosis Control 40,900.00 Disease Prevention (Sanitation) 435.00 Cancer Control............................. 2,000.00 Hospitals ............................................... 44,000.00 Hospital Grants ................ _........... 6,000.00 Northern Health Services... 61,674.40 New Whitehorse Hospital... 87,000.00 Child Welfare Services ......... 66,750.00 Social Assistance .......................... 68,700.00 Old Age Assistance ..................... 40,680.00 Blind Pensions ................... 0 .... _..... 4,680.00 Disabled Persons Allow- ances .............................................. 3,960.00 Mental Health Services ...... 43,000.00 Administration ................................ 43,650.00 Unemployment Assistance... 40,955.00 Hospital Insurance .................... 475,000.00 CHAP. 9 $ 56,032.40 $ 1,029,884.40 33

CHAP. 9 ApPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 1960-61 Vote No. 6. Municipal and Town Administration Salaries - Wages .................... _ ..... $ 3,650.00 Freight, Express & Cartage 150.00 Telephone & Telegraph ......... 416.00 Materials & Supplies .................. 5,000.00 Public Utilities ............................ .. Repair & Upkeep of Equipment .......... _ ............... . Rental of Equipment .. Fuel ........... _ .................................. _ ............. . Unemployment Insurance .. . Grants ..... _ ......................... _ ..................... .. Subsistence ..................................... . 7.

Game Salaries .................................... . Travelling Expense ................ .. Freight, Express & Cartage Telephone & Telegraph ......... Films, Displays & Adver- tising ......................................... _ .... . Stationery - Office Supplies ........... _ ........................ .. Materials - Supplies ............ .. Repair and Upkeep of Equipment ..... _ .... _ .......... _ ....... . Rental of Equipment ............. . Miscellaneous ........... _._._ .......... _ .... . Unemployment Insurance .. .

Superannuation .......................... .. 34 1,000.00 750.00 7,250.00 1,065.00 100.00 187,447.59 100.00 9,700.00 1,000.00 50.00 350.00 400.00 335.00 1,025.00 1,597.00 4,750.00 3,000.00 66.96 310.00 $ 206,928.59 $ 22,583.96

Vote No. ApPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 1960·61 8. General Witness Fees, etc ......................... $ 2,000.00 Films & Displays ..................... 16,000.00 Rental of Buildings .................. 9,534.00 Miscel1aneous .......................... _ ..... 202,475.59 Insurance - General ... :........... 38,000.00 Insurance - Workmen's Compensation Board .. . Frontage Tax ................................ . Grants .................................................... . 12,600.00 1,456.00 16,800.00 9.

Roads, Bridges & Public Works Dawson-Stewart Crossing Road .............................................. 140,113.96 Dawson-Boundary Road ...... 15,010.36 Dawson-Dome Road .................. 953.50 Dawson Airport ............................. 2,500.00 Atlin Road ......................................... 15,193.02 Tagish Road .................................... 15,729.18 Carcross Road ................................ 28,488.96 Two Mile Hil1 ................................... 11,311.22 Street Construction, City of Whitehorse, Outside City Limits (8th Avenue) .................................... .

Mayo Airport ................................. . Duncan Creek Road ................. . Mayo Lake Road ......................... . Whitehorse-Keno Highway Whitehorse-Keno Highway Whitehorse-Keno Highway Whitehorse-Keno Highway 2,949.30 2,500.00 5,574.40 595.00 111,163.38 113,466.86 94,376.72 Pel1y Ferry.............................. 22,823.48 Whitehorse-Keno Highway Stewart Ferry.................. 23,669.00 Dawson Ferry................................... 20,783.08 CHAP. 9 $ 298,865.59 35

CHAP. 9 Vote No. ApPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 1960-61 9. Head Office Supervision ...... $ 85,118.00 Buildings ............................... 23,600.00 Canol Road .......................................... 75,074.00 Dawson-Granville Road .... .. Recreational Roads ................. . Whitehorse District Roads, Outside City Limits ...... . Unallocated ................................... _ ... .. 10. Capital Account Dawson-Stewart Crossing 5,000.00 10,759.86 3,211.80 5,000.00 Road ............................................. 350,000.00 New School, Selkirk St.

Whitehorse .............................. 3,500.00 Sewer & Water Service In- stallation West of 8th Avenue ..... _ ................................ .. Haines Junction Liquor Store .......................... _._ ................ . Road Equipment .............. _ ....... ..

Furniture & Office 65,000.00 5,000.00 7,118.30 Equipment .............. _................. 29,389.75 Whitehorse-Keno Road, Re construction Major ...... 270,000.00 Whitehorse-Keno Road, Re- construction Minor ...... 238,500.00 Canol Road ........................ _ .............. 100,670.00 Dawson School.............................. 2,600.00 Street Construction - Watson Lake ........................ 6,000.00 Street Construction - Teslin ........... _ ................... _........... 3,500.00 Street Construction - Carcross ....................................... 3,000.00 Street Construction - Haines Junction ............... 1,000.00 36 $ 834,965.08

Vote No. ApPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 1960-61 10. Street Construction - Mayo ..... _ ......... _ ............................. $ 6,000.00 Street Construction - Keno ....................... _ ...................... . Gravel Pit Survey .......... . Camp Ground & Picnic Areas ..................................... .

Mayo School & Teacherage Vocational School, Whitc- 3,000.00 5,000.00 30,000.00 6,200.00 horse .......................................... 150,000.00 Whitehorse High School 8,642.90 Mayo Hospital................................. 1,000.00 Street Paving Project - Whitehorse .............................. 103,500.00 Watson Lake School.................. 15,000.00 Territorial Houses .................... . Dawson-Boundary Road ..... . Aircraft Dock Road ................. . Nisutlin Drive - Hostel Area Whitehorse ........... .

Selkirk Street .................... . -Chadburn Lake Road, Whitehorse ......................... . Whitehorse Hospital Road McCrae Subdivision Roads Mile 910-912........ ....... . Forestview Subdivision Mile 925 ...................................... .

Mile 921-922 Alaska High- way Settlement ................. . 1,600.00 20,000.00 50,000.00 2,500.00 750.00 1,000.00 1,200.00 2,000.00 1.00 1.00 Whitehorse Garage Fence ... 2,500.00 Duncan Creek Road-Bridge Replacement ..... _.................... 5,500.00 Camp Takhini Elementary School, Whitehorse ......... 450,000.00 Teacherage Accommoda- tion Whi tehorse ........ _..... 105,000.00 CHAP. 9 37

CHAP. 9 Vote No. 10. Vote No. ApPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 1960-61 Whitehorse Garage, (Grader Station) .............. 20,000.00 Teslin School .................................... $ 10,500.00 Haines Junction School......... 1,000.00 Carmacks School........................ 5,300.00 Carmacks Staff Quarters Building ....................................... 4,400.00 Gravel Lake Grader Station ........................................ . Carmacks Garage ....................... . Lambert Street School ........... . Keno School ................. _ ............ _ .... . Carcross School ............................. .

Lambert Street Teacherage 2,000.00 2,000.00 250.00 100.00 300.00 500.00 Steele Street Teacherage ... 500.00 Public Library & Depot, Whitehorse ....................... _..... 35,000.00 TOTAL ......... .

SCHEDULE B Expenditure Recoverable: 3. Education Department Night School, Whitehorse - Fees ................. ~ ....................... $ 1,000.00 Commercial Courses - Whitehorse ............................. 5,150.00 Teacher on loan to D.N.D. (Miss 1. Cabot) .................. 5,200.00 Teacher on loan to D.N.D. (Miss S. Adams) ............... 4,600.00 Dept. of Citizenship & Im migration pro rata operating costs of Sel- kirk St. School.............. 19,094.79 38 $ 2,137,522.95 $ 5,456,687.52 $ 35,044.79

Vote No. ApPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 1960-61 5. Health - Public Welfare Tuberculosis Control .................. $ 35,556 .. 00 Northern Health Services ... 3,780.75 Child Welfare Services ......... 17,900.00 Old Age As'sistance ..... _........... 19,140.00 Blind Pensions .............................. 2,970.00 Disabled Persons Allow- ance ................................................... 1,980.00 Unemployment Assistance... 20,477.50 Hospital Insurance ........... _ ..... 233,000.00 8.

General Whitehorse Sewer & Water Loan due from City of Whitehorse ..... _....................... 56,958.86 Mayo Hospital Payroll due from Mayo Hospital... 45,000.00 Commission on Education due from Federal Government .............................. 25,000.00 Grant - Whitehorse Public Library - due from Canada Council ........ _........ 10,000.00 9.

Roads, Bridges & Public Works Dawson-Stewart Crossing Road ..... _ ............................ _........... 119,0%.87 Dawson Airport .............................. 2,500.00 Mayo Airport .................................... 2,500.00 Whitehorse-Keno Highway 310,674.52 Head Office Supervision ...... 30,000.00 Canol Road ........... _............................. 63,812.90 TOTAL CURRENT EXPENDITURE RECOVERABLE ................. _ ...................... . CHAP. 9 334,804.25 136,958.86 528,584.29 $ 1,035,392.19 "39

CHAP. 9 Vote No. ApPROPRIATION ORDINANCE 1960·61 10.

Capital Account Dawson-Stewart Crossing Road ....................... _ ....................... $350,000.00 New School, Selkirk St., Whitehorse .............................. 1,750.00 Whitehorse-Keno Road Reconstruction - Major 270,000.00 Whitehorse-Keno Road Reconstruction - Minor 238,500.00 Canol Road .................... _ ................. 100,670.00 Camp Ground & Picnic Areas ................. ........................... 15,000.00 Vocational School, White- horse ............................................. 45,800.00 Street Paving, Whitehorse 103,500.00 Aircraft Dock Road, Whitehorse ..... _...................... 50,000.00 Public Library & Depot, Whitehorse .............................. 4,000.00 TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURE RECOVERABLE 40 1,179,220.00 $ 1,179,200.00

ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY THIRD SESSION

ELECTRICAL FRANCHISE

CHAPTER 1 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1960 (Third Session) AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE COMMISSIONER TO GRANT A FRANCHISE TO THE YUKON ELECTRICAL COMPANY LIMITED FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICAL POWER IN THE AREA OF CARCROSS, IN THE YUKON TERRITORY (Assented to November 26, 1960) The Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory, enacts as follows: CHAP. 1 1.

The Commissioner is hereby authorized to grant a Commissioner may grant franchise to The Yukon Electrical Company Limited for the Iranchise. distribution of electrical power in the area of Carcross, in the Yukon Territory, upon such terms and conditions as are approved by the Commissioner-in-Council. 43

CHAP. 2 5110rt Ti tIe. Commissioner may borrow and enter iDto arrange ments. YUKON HOUSING LOAN

CHAPTER 2 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1960 (Third Session) AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE COMMISSIONER TO BORROW MONEY FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA TO GIVE EFFECT TO A PROGRAM TO ALLEVIATE HOUSING CONDITIONS IN THE YUKON TERRITORY. (AIJenled 10 November 26, 1960) The Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory, enacts as follows: 1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Yukon HouJing Loan Ordinance. 2. The Commissioner may, on behalf of the Government of the Yukon Territory, borrow money from the Government of Canada and enter into such arrangements as may by him be considered necessary to give effect to the following: (

a) to acquire Lot 19 in the City of Whitehorse for the purpose of making available for purchase alternate building sites for persons unlawfully occupying lands within the City of Whitehorse and to be financed by a loan from the Government of Canada in the amount $145,200.00 ; (

b) to establish a second mortgage fund to be administered by Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation for the purpose of advancing loans to home builders in the Yukon Territory and to be financed by an initial loan from the Government of Canada in the amount of $100,000.00 ; (

c) to establish a revolving mortgage fund for the purpose of advancing loans to qualified persons throughout the Yukon Territory, other than persons included in (

b) herein, for home building and home improvement, to be financed by a loan from the Government of Canada in the amount of $400,000.00; 44

YUKON HOUSING LOAN (

d) to establish, in co-operation with the Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources and Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation, a low rental hous ing development, for the purpose of providing low rental housing accommodation in the City of White horse and in other parts of the Yukon Territory in respect of which similar arrangements maybe made, to be financed in part by a loan from the Government of Canada in the amount of $75,000.00; or an amount equal to 25% of the total cost of such development, whichever amount is the greater. 45 CHAP. 2

CHAP. 3 R.O.Y.T. 1958, c. 77. Renewal 01 lic~nces. MOTOR VEHICLES

CHAPTER 3 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1960 (Third Session) AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MOTOR VEHICLES ORDINANCE (Assented to November 26, 1960) The Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory, enacts as follows; 1. Subsection (2) of

section 5 of the Motor Vehicles Ordi nance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "

(2) The a pplica tion shall be made in a form approved by the Commissioner and shall be accompanied by the regis tration fee set out in

Schedule A." 2. (1) Subsection (3) of

section 6 of the said Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "

(3) An application made under subsection (2) of this

section shall be on a form approved by the Commissioner, and shall be accompanied by the licence fee set out in

Schedule A and such additional information as the Commis sioner may require." (2) Subsection (6) of

section 6 of the said Ordinance IS repealed and the following substituted therefor: "

(6) A public service vehicle licence may, with the approval of the Commsisioner, be renewed in such manner as may be prescribed and upon payment of the licence fee set out in

Schedule A."

(3) Paragraph (

c) of subsection (11) of

section 6 of the said Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "(

c) return to the Registrar the public service vehicle licence plates." (4) Subsection (12) of

section 6 of the said Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: 46

MOTOR VEHICLES "( 12) An owner may apply to the Registrar upon the prescribed form accompanied by the transfer fee set out in

Schedule A to transfer the public service vehicle licence plates removed from a motor vehicle under this

section to another motor vehicle." 3. Subsection (2) of

section 7 of the said Ordinance IS repealed and the following substituted therefor: "

(2) The Commissioner shall not issue a liveryman's licence until the applicant pays the licence fee set out in

Schedule A and complies with any other condition that may be prescribed." 4. Subsection (1) of

section 8 of the said Ordinance IS repealed and the following substituted therefor: CHAP. 3 "8.

(1) Subject to subsection (S), every owner shall, in Insurance. respect of his motor vehicle, take out and maintain in force a policy of motor vehicle liability insurance for an amount not less than (

a) ten thousand dollars, not including interest and costs, for loss or damage resulting from bodily injury to or the death of anyone person in anyone accident; (

b) the amount set out in

Schedule B for loss or damage resulting from bodily injury to or the death of two or more persons in anyone accident; and (

c) two thousand dollars, not including interest and costs, for damage to property resulting from anyone acci dent." S. Subsection (3) of

section 11 of the said Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "

(3) The Registrar may renew a certificate of registra tion that has expired if the owner of the motor vehicle applies for its renewal on the prescribed form and pays the registration fee set out in

Schedule A." 6. Paragraph (

C) of

section 13 of the said Ordinance is repealed ~md the following substituted therefor: "(

c) the fee set out in

Schedule A." 47 Renewal 01 certificate 01 registration.

CHAP. 3 "In Transit" markeT's. MOTOR VEHICLES 7. Subsection (2) of

section 14 of the said Ordinance IS repealed and the following substituted therefor: "

(2) The owner shall deliver to the Commissioner for re-issuing the certificate of registration of the motor vehicle or trailer of which he has disposed, and upon pay ment of the fee set out in

Schedule A the certificate of registration shall, subject to this Ordinance, be re-issued to the new owner; the number plates issued to the original owner for the motor vehicle or trailer shall remain affixed to such motor vehicle or trailer." 8. (1) Subsection (2) of

section 15 of the said Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "

(2) A dealer shall make application for the licence under subsection (1) to the Registrar in the prescribed form accompanied by the licence fee set out in

Schedule A." (2) Subsection (4) of

section 15 of the said Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "

(4) A licence issued under subsection (3) authorizes a dealer to obtain distinctive nUlJlber plates used for the purposes of demonstration and sale as are necessary in his business upon payment of the licence fee set out in

Schedule A." 9. Subsections (1) and (2) of

section 19 of the said Ordi nance are repealed and the following substituted therefor: "19.

(1) Upon proof satisfactory to the Commissioner that a dealer or purchaser has, in respect of a motor vehicle, taken out a policy of motor vehicle liability insurance in an amount not less than the amount required under sub section (1) of

section 8, and upon payment of the permit fee set out in

Schedule A, the Registrar or person author ized by him may issue to that dealer or purchaser an "In Transit" marker, which shall be use.d only on (

a) the original trip of that motor vehicle from the place of business of the distributor to the place of business of the dealer; 48

MOTOR VEHICLES (

b) the original trip of that motor vehicle from the place of business of the distributor to the place of business or residence of the purchaser; (

c) the original trip of that motor vehicle from the place of business of the dealer to the place of business or resi dence of the purchaser; or (

d) the original trip of that motor vehicle from the place of purchase to the place of business or residence of the purchaser. CHAP. 3

(2) An "In Transit" marker shall be pasted on the wind- Idem. shield of the motor vehicle and shall be destroyed immedi ately upon the arrival of the vehicle at the place of business of the dealer, the place of business of the purchaser, or the residence of the purchaser." 10. (1) Subsection (1) of

section 22 of the said Ordinance is amended by deleting all the words following paragraph (

d) thereof and substituting therefor the following: "the Registrar may, upon receiving application there for by or on behalf of the owner and upon proof satisfactory to the Commissioner that the owner is adequately covered . by a policy of motor vehicle liability insurance in respect of such motor vehicle or trailer, issue to the owner a permit." (2) Subsection (2) of

section 22 of the said Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "

(2) The application shall be made in a form approved by the Commissioner and shall be accompanied by the permit fee set out in

Schedule A." (3) Subsection (6) of

section 22 is repealed and the follow ing substituted therefor: Application to the Commissioner. "

(6) The Commissioner shall not issue to anyone owner Limitation. more than three permits under subsection (

I) in anyone licence year."

(4) Paragraph (

b) of subsection (8) of

section 22 of the said Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: 49

CHAP: 3 Examination ree. Payment to Registrar. ' Lic:~nce ree. Duplicate liornce ree. MOTOR VEHICLES "(

b) upon payment of the permit fee set out 10

Schedule A; and"

Section 27 of the said Ordinance is amended by adding thereto the following subsections: "

(2) Where the Registrar requires an applicant to sub mit himself for examination pursuant to subsection (1), the applicant shall pay to the officer who is to conduct the examination the examination fee set out in

Schedule A.

(3) W.here an examination has been made pursuant to subsection (1) the officer conducting the examination shall ,forthwith 'remit to the Registrar the fee paid pursuant to subsection (2), except that where such officer is a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, one half of the fee so paid shall, notwithstanding anything in this Ordinance, be remitted' by the Registrar to the credit of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police."

Section 29 of the said Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "29. Every application for a chauffeur's licence or oper ator's licence shall be accompanied by the'licence fee' set out in

Schedule A." 13.

(1) Paragraph (

c) of subsection (1) of

section 34 of the said Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "(

c) pays. the annual fee set out in

Schedule A."

(2) Section 34 of the said Ordinance is further amended by adding thereto the following subsection: "3. The fee for granting a duplicate licence pursuant to subsection (2) shall be as set out in

Schedule A." 14. (1) Subsection (1) of

section 41 of the said Ordinance is amended by adding thereto the following paragraph: "(

c) a stop lamp or lamp on the rear of the vehicle, which shall display a red light visible from a distance of not 50

MOTOR VEHICLES less· than one hundred feet to the rear of the motor vehicle in normal sunlight and which can be lighted upon application of the foot brake." (2) Subsection (4) of

section 41 of the said Ordinance IS repealed and the following substituted therefor: "( 4) Where a m·otor .vehicle, except a motor vehicle de signed for t.he transportation of passengers and having a carrying capacity of less than 9 persons, or a trailer is more than twenty feet in length, or more than eighty inches m width, it shall have affixed in conspicuous positions . (

a) at least one lighted amber clearance light on each· side of the front as near the top as practical; (

b) at least one lighted red clearance light on each side of the rear as near the top as practical; and . (

c) at least one lighted red clearance light on each side of the rear as near the bottom as practical." . 15. The said Ordinance is further amended by adding thereto, immediately after

section 49 thereof, the following sections: "49A. A motor vehicle may be equipped with lamps that may be lighted intermittently or in flashes as a signal to indicate that the vehicle is about to be turned to the right or left according as the lamps are lighted on the right or left side of the front and rear of the motor vehicle; and any such lamp that is affixed to the rear of the motor vehicle shall cast a red light. 49B.

(1) Except as otherwise provided in this Ordi nance, no person shall operate on a highway a motor vehicle that is equipped with any lamp that cast a red light that lights intermitteritly or in flashes.

(2) This

section does not apply to ambulances, police vehicles or fire fighting vehicles operated on· highways by authorized persons." 16. The said Ordinance is . further amended by adding thereto, immediately after

section 138 thereof, the following sections: 51 CHAP. 3 Speci~1 case. Directional Signal Lights. Coloured lights and flashing lights prohibited.

CHAP. 3 Limitations for civil actions. Counter claim and third party procerdings. Hit and Run and ~:~~~~I Incapacity. MOTOR VEHICLES "138A.

(1) Subject to subsection (2) no action shall be brought against a person for the recovery of damages resulting from the operation of a vehicle on a highway after the expiration of 36 months from the time that th~ cause of action arose.

(2) Where an action is brought within the time limited by this Ordinance for the recovery of damages resulting from the operation of a vehicle on a highway and a counterclaim is made or third party proceedings are insti tuted by a defendant in respect of damages resulting from the same accident, the lapse of time limited in this

section is not a bar to such counterclaim or third party proceedings.

(3) The lapse of time limited in subsection (1) is not a bar to an action for the recovery of damages occasioned by a motor vehicle where the identity of the vehicle or the driver or owner thereof could not be ascertained by all reasonable efforts on the part of the person bringing the action within a reasonable time from the time that the cause of action arose, or to any action for the recovery of damages occasioned by a motor vehicle where the person bringing the action was unable to take such action in the time limited in subsection (1) for reasons of physical or mental incapacity, the proof of which shall be upon such person." 17. Subsection (2) of

section 163 of the said Ordinance is repealed. 18. The

Schedule to the said Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "SCHEDULE A. Tariff of Fees. Full Oct. 1 to Jan. !.to Fee Dec. 31 Mar. 1 1. Registration fees for (

a) trucks, with a load capacity of 52 (i) 2,000 Ibs. or less 15.00 (ii) 2,001 lbs to 6,000 lbs. 30.00 (iii) 6,001 lbs. to 10,000 lbs. 50.00 (iv) 10,001 lbs. to 20,000 lbs. 75.00 (v) 20,001 lbs. to 30,000 Ibs. 130.00 (vi) Over 30,000 lbs. 175.00 7.50 15.00 25.00 37.50 65.00 87.50 4.00 7.50 12.00 19.00 32.00 44.00

MOTOR VEHICLES Full Oct. 1 to Jan. 1 to Fee Dec. 31 Mar. 1 (

b) trailers, with a load capacity of (i) 2,000 Ibs or less 3.00 (ii) 2,001 Ibs. to 6,000 Ibs. 10.00 (iii) 6,001 Ibs. to 10,000 Ibs. 25.00 (iv) 10,001 Ibs. to 20,000 Ibs. 50.00 (v) 20,001 Ibs. to 30,000 Ibs. 100.00 (vi) Over 30,000 Ibs. 150.00 1.50 5.00 12.50 25.00 50.00 75.00 (

c) truck tractors 25.00 12.50 (

d) motor vehicles ..9r.Tt~?.ilers owned and used by the Gov ernment of Canada or of the Territory or any municipality 1.00 (

e) motor cycles and pedal bi- cycles with motor attachment 3.00 (

f) other motor vehicles with a wheel base of (i) 100" or less (ii) Over 100" to 120" (iii) Over 120" 2. Annual licence fees for (

a) public service vehicle trucks with a load capacity of (i) 2,000 lbs. or less (ii) 2,001 Ibs. to 6,000 lbs. (iii) 6,001 Ibs. to 10,000 Ibs. (iv) 10,001 Ibs. to 20,000 Ibs. (

v) Over 20,000 Ibs. (

b) public servIce vehicle trail ers, with a load capacity of 12.00 15.00 20.00 15.00 30.00 40.00 50.00 75.00 (i) 2,000 Ibs or less 40.00 (ii) 2,001 Ibs. to 6,000 Ibs. 45.00 (iii) 6,001 Ibs. to 10,000 Ibs. 50.00 (iv) 10,001 Ibs. to 20,000 Ibs. 75.00 (

v) Over 20,000 Ibs. 100.00 1.50 6.00 7.50 10.00 7.50 15.00 20.00 25.00 37.50 20.00 22.50 25.00 37.00 50.00 1.00 2.50 6.00 12.50 25.00 37.50 6.00 1.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 4.00 7.50 10.00 12.50 19.00 10.00 11.00 12.50 19.00 25.00 53 CHAP. 3

CHAP. 3 MOTOR VEHICLES Full Oct. 1 to Jan. 1 to. Fee Dec. 31 Mar. 1 (

c) public service vehicles (

i) used for carrying passen- gers for hire 50.00 (ii) in addition to the fee set out in subparagraph (

i) for each seating space in excess of fifteen 2.00 (

d) liveryman's licence (

e) dealer's licence (

f) chauffeur's licence (

g) operator's licence 3. Permit fees for 20.00 5.00 5.00 2.00 (

a) an "In transit" permit 1.00 (

b) a permit issued pursuant to subsection (1) of

section 22, where the motor vehicle or trailer or combination there- of has a load capacity of (i) 10,000 Ibs. or less 5.00 (ii) 10,001 Ibs. to 20,000 Ibs. 7.00 (iii) 20,001 Ibs. to 30,000 Ibs. 10.00 (iv) Over 30,000 Ibs. 15.00 (

c) a permit issued pursuant to subsection (8) of

section 22 10.00 4. Fees for re-registration of motor vehicle or trailer 2.00 5. Assignment or transfer fees for (

a) motor vehicle or trailer registrations 2.00 (

b) public service vehicle licences 2.00 (

c) public service vehicle licence plates from one vehicle to another 2.00 54

MOTOR VEHICLES Full Oct. 1 to Jan. 1 to Fee Dec. 31 Mar. 1 (

d) liveryman's licence from one vehicle to another 2.00 6. Fees for distinctive number plates pursuant to subsec~ion (4) of

section 15 . 25.00 7. Fees for each examination pur- suant to

section 27 . 2.00 8. Fees for obtaining a duplicate operator's or chauffeur's licence pursuant to subsection (2) of

section 34 LOO

SCHEDULE B MINIMUM INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS.

Section 8( 1 Hb) Maximum authorized carrying capacity of motor vehicle. Less than 8 persons 8 to 12 persons 13 to 21 persons 22 to. 32 persons 33 to 40 persons 41 to 50 persons 51 to 75 persons More than 75 persons Minimum Insurance. $20,000.00 25,000.00 30,000.00 40,000.00 50,000.00 60,000.00 85,000.00 110,000.00" 55 CHAP;! 3

CHAP. 4 R.O.V.T. 1958 c.34. Electoral district. Qualifications of Candi· d.tes. ELECTIONS

CHAPTER 4 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1960 (Third Session) AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ELECTIONS ORDINANCE (Assented to November 26, 1960) The Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory, enacts as follows:

Section 4 of the Elections Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "4. There shall be seven electoral districts as described In the Schedule." 2. Paragraphs (

b) and (

c) of

section 5 of the said Ordi nance are repealed and the following substituted therefor: "(

b) is a Canadian citizen or other British subject;"

Section 8 of the said Ordinance is repealed and the fol lowing substituted therefor: "8.

(1) Subject to

section 9 and except as provided in subsection (2), any person who is qualified to vote at an election is eligible to be nominated and elected as a mem ber of the Council for the electoral district in which he or she is ordinarily resident.

(2) Subject to

section 9, any person who is ordinarily resident in the electoral district of Whitehorse North, Whitehorse East or Whitehorse West and is qualified to vote at an election is eligible to be nominated and elected as a member of the Council for anyone of such electoral districts." 4. The

Schedule of the said Ordinance IS repealed and the following substituted therefor: 56

ELECTIONS

SCHEDULE The following are the electoral districts In the Yukon Territory: ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DA WSON The Electoral District of Dawson comprises all that portion of the Yukon Territory lying west of the meridian in longi tude 138° west and north of the parallel of latitude 63° north. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MAYO The Electoral District of Mayo comprises all that portion of the Yukon Territory lying east of the meridian in longitude 138° west and north of the parallel of latitude 63° north.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CARMACKS-KLUANE LAKE The Electoral District of Carmacks-Kluane Lake comprises all that portion of the Yukon Territory lying south of the parallel of latitude 63°' north and west of a line described as commencing at the intersection of the meridian in longitude 135° west with the parallel of latitude 63° north; thence south along said meridian to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 61° 30' north; thence westerly along the last said parallel to its intersection with the meridian in longitude 136° west; thence south along the last said meridian to its inter

section with the south boundary of the Yukon Territory.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WATSON LAKE The Electoral District of Watson Lake comprises all that portion of the Yukon Territory lying south of the parallel of latitude 63° north and east of a line described as com mencing at the intersection of the said parallel with the meridian in longitude 135° west; thence south along the said meridian to its intersection with the parallel of latitude 61 ° 3D' north; thence easterly along the last said parallel to its intersection with the meridian in longitude 134° west; thence south along the last said meridian to its intersection with the south boundary of the Yukon Territory, ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WHITE'HORSE NORTH The Electoral District of Whitehorse North comprises all that portion of the Yukon Territory lying within the bounds of the area enclosed by a line described as commencing at 57 CHAp. 4

CHAP. 4 ELECTIONS the intersection of the parallel of latitude 610 30' north with the left bank of the Yukon River; thence southerly along said bank and the west bank of Lake Laberge to the intersection of the left bank of the Yukon River with the easterly pro duction of the south boundary of Lot 10, Group 804; thence westerly along the said production and the westerly produc tion of said boundary to the centre line of the right-of-way of the Two-Mile Hill Road; thence northerly along the said centre line to a parallel of latitude passing through the inter

section of said centre line with the easterly limit of the right-of-way of the Alaska Highway; thence westerly along said parallel to its intersection with the meridian in longitude 1360 west; thence north along said meridian to its intersec tion with the parallel of latitude of 61 0 30' north; thence easterly along the last said parallel to the point of com.mencc ment.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WHITEHORSE EAST The Electoral District of Whitehorse East comprises all that portion of the Yukon Territory lying within the bounds of the area enclosed by a line described as commencing at the intersection of the parallel of latitude 610 30' north with the meridian in longitude 1340 west; thence south along said meridian to its intersection with the south boundary of the Yukon Territory; thence westerly along said boundary to its intersection with the meridian in longitude 1350 west; thence north along said longitude to its intersection with the centre line of the main line of the White Pass and Yukon Railway; thence northerly along said centre line to its intersection with the southerly production of the centre line of the right-of way of Fourth Avenue of the City of Whitehorse; thence northerly along said production and said centre line of Fourth Avenue to its intersection with the centre line of the right of-way of the Two-Mile Hill Road; thence along the last said centre line to its intersection with the westerly production of the south boundary of Lot 10, Group 804; thence easterly along said production and the easterly production of said boundary to its intersection with the left bank of the Yukon River; thence northerly along said bank and the west bank of Lake Laberge to the intersection of the left bank of the Yukon River with the parallel of latitude 61 0 30' north; thence easterly along said parallel to the point of commencement. 58

ELECTIONS ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WHITE HORSE WEST The Electoral District of Whitehorse West comprises all that portion of the Yukon Territory lying within the bounds of the area enclosed by a line described as commencing at the intersection of the centre line of the right-of-way of the Two Mile Hill Road with the easterly limit of the right-of-way of the Alaska Highway; thence southerly along said centre line. to the centre line of the right-of-way of Fourth Avenue of the City of Whitehorse; thence southerly along the last said centre line and its production southerly to its intersection with the centre line of the main line of the White Pass and Yukon Railway; thence southerly along the last said centre line to its intersection with the meridian in longitude 1350 west; thence south along said longitude to its intersection with the south boundary of the Yukon Territory; thence westerly along said boundary to its intersection with the meridian in longitude 1360 west; thence north along said meridian to its intersection with a parallel of latitude passing through the point of commencement; thence easterly along said parallel to the point of commencement." CHAP. 4 S.

Sections 1, 3 and 4 of this Ordinance shall come into Coming into force on a day to be fixed by order of the Commissioner. force. 59

CHAP. 5 R.O.Y.T. 1958, c. 60. Rules 01 Court. Jurisdiction 01 Smnll Debt Officials. JUDICATURE

CHAPTER 5 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1960 (Third Session) AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE JUDICATURE ORDINANCE (Assented to November 26, 1960) The Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory, enacts as follows:

Section 14 of the Judicature Ordinance is repealed and the following substituted therefor: "14. Subject to this and any other Ordinance, the Rules of the Supreme Court of British Columbia in force from time to time shall, mutatsi mutandis, be followed in all causes matters and proceedings, but the judges of the Court may make rules of practice and procedure, including tariffs of fees and costs in civil matters and fees and expenses of witnesses and interpreters in criminal matters, adding to or deleting from those rules, or substituting other rules in their stead." 2. Subsection (1) of

Section 51 of the said Ordinance IS repealed and the following substituted therefor: "

(1) Every person appointed as a Small Debt Official has jurisdiction in the Territory to try and adjudicate upon any claim for a debt, whether payable in money or otherwise, where the amount or balance claimed does not exceed two hundred dollars, but such jurisdiction does not extend to any case in which Her Majesty is defendant or in which the title to land is involved." 60

FIRST SUPPLEMENTARY ApPROPRIATION

CHAPTER 6 ORDINANCES OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 1960 (Third Session) AN ORDINANCE FOR GRANTING TO THE COMMISSIONER CERTAIN ADDITIONAL SUMS OF MONEY TO DEFRAY THE EXPENSES OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE OF THE TERRITORY (Assented to November 26, 1960)

WHEREAS it appears by message from Frederick Howard Collins, Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, and in the estimates accompanying the same, that the sums hereinafter mentioned in

Schedule "A" of this Ordinance are required to defray certain expenses of the Public Service of the Yukon Territory and for the purposes relating thereto, for the twelve months ending March 31, 1961, AND

WHEREAS it appears that certain of the said sums are recoverable as set forth in

Schedule "B", THEREFORE the Commissioner of the Yukon Territory, by and with the advice and consent of the Council of the said Territory, enacts as follows: CHAP. 6 1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Fir!t Supplementary Short Titl~. AppropriaJion Ordinance 1960-61. 2. From and out of the Yukon Consolidated Revenue Fund there may be paid and applied a sum not exceeding in the whole six hundred and fourteen thousand, eight hundred and eleven dollars and forty-nine cents for defraying the several charges and expenses of the Public Service of the Yukon Territory for the twelve months ending March 31, 1961, as set forth in

Schedule "A" of this Ordinance. 3. The due application of all monies (

a) expended pursuant to

section 2, and (

b) recoverable as set forth in

Schedule "B", shall be duly accounted for. 61 Amount granted. Monies to be accou n led ror.

CHAP. 6 FIRST. SUPPLEMENTARY ApPROPRIATION

SCHEDULE A Additional sums granted to the Commissioner by the Ordi nance for the twelve months ending 31st March 1961, and the purposes for which they are granted. Vote No. Yukon Council Travelling and Living Expenses ................. _ .... _ .................. $ 1,458.00 Publication of Reports .............. _..... 800.00 Stationery and Office Supplies .................... ......................... 500.00 3 Education Salaries and wages .............................. $ 30,075.22 Stationery and Office Supplies ........... _ .................................. . Public Utilities ............................ ..

Repairs and Upkeep of Buildings and Works .......... .. Repairs and Upkeep of Equipment ........... _ ........................... .. Rental of Buildings ..... _ ................... .

Grants ................................................. _ ........ .. 600.00 890.00 4,200.00 268.22 4,470.22 20,125.00 6 Municipal and Town Administration Grants ............... _ ............................................. .. 10 Capital Account Ogilvie Bridge ......... _ ............................. $ 3,000.00 Road Equipment .................................... 261,476.59 Whitehorse-Keno Road, Re- construction - Major ......... 30,000.00 McQuesten Bridge .............................. 18,000.00 Forest Patrol Cabins, Ross River - Lapie Summit ......... 6,900.00 Forestry Warden's Residence, Beaver Creek ................................. 21,722.00 62 $ 2,758.00 60,628.66 45,000.00

FIRST SUPPLEMENTARY ApPROPRIATION Forestry Warden's Residence, Watson Lake .............................. 19,560.00 Forestry Warden's Residence, Carmacks ........................................... . Forestry Garage, Teslin .............. . Forestry Garage, Beaver Creek ................................................... . Forestry Administration 19,515.00 1,200.00 1,589.62 Building, Whitehorse ............ 120,837.00 Forestry Fire Stores Building, Beaver Creek ............. 2,624.62 Total for twelve month. ending 506,424.83 March 31, 1961 .......................................................... $614,811.49 Vote No.

SCHEDULE B Recoverable Expenditure 3 Education Teacher on loan to D.N.D. (Miss I. Cabot) ....................... $ 291.67 Dawson School - operating costs - Department of Citizenship & Immi· gration share ................................. 10,000.00 Selkirk Street, White horse School - operating costs - Department of Citizen· ship & Immigration share 905.21 Total Current Expenditure Recoverable .................................... .. $ 11,196.88 $ 11,196.88 63 CHAP. 6

CHAP. 6 FIRST SUPPLEMENTARY ApPROPRIATION 10 Capital Ogilvie Bridge ............................. _ ........... $ 3,000.00 Canol Road ........... _ .... _._ .......... _................. 30,000.00 McQuesten Bridge ................. _........... 18,000.00 Forestry Patrol Cabins, Ross River and Lapie Summit ... 6,900.00 Yukon Forestry Division - Warden's Residence, Beaver Creek ..... _ .... _.................... 21,722.00 Yukon Forestry Division - Warden's Residence, Watson Lake ..... _ ....... _................. 19,560.00 Yukon Forestry Division - Warden's Residence, Carmacks ..... _ ................... _ .......... _..... 19,515.00 Yukon Forestry Division - Unlined Garage, Teslin ...... 1,200.00 Yukon Forestry Division - Wardens 1 Bay Garage, Beaver Creek ..... _ ............. _........... 1,589.62 Yukon Forestry Division - Administration Building ... 120,837.00 Yukon Forestry Division - Ready Fire Stores Build- ing, Beaver Creek ..... _ ....... _..... 2,624.62 Total Capital Expenditure Recoverable .................................... . 64 $244,948.24 $244,948.24

Document details

Collection	Yukon — Historical Statutes
Citation	Yukon Ord. 1960
Type	statute
Volume / chapter	1960
Language	en
Format	pdf
Source	TERRITORIAL
Identifier	c7a04a114ec8e13b48876d4ef6977acedd3a746b

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