PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Ninth Annual Report COAL and PETROLEUM CONTROL BOARD Year ended 31st December, 1946 VICTORIA, B.C. : Printed by Don McDiarmid, Printer to tbe King's Most Excellent Majesty. 1947. To His Honour Charles Arthur Banks, Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of British Columbia. May it please Your Honour: Sir,—I have the honour to transmit herewith the Report of the Coal and Petroleum Control Board for the year ended December 31st, 1946. W. A. CARROTHERS, Coal and Petroleum Control Board. Victoria, B.C., 19k7. Annual Report of the Coal and Petroleum Control Board For the Calendar Year ended December 31st, 1946. During 1946, sales of gasoline soared to an all-time high. Oil companies were seeking every possible opportunity to open new outlets in all sections of the Province with a view to increasing their post-war output, this expansion of business being particularly noted in the rural areas of the Province, where there has been a big increase in population and considerable new development. As a result of this, the Board received some 763 applications for licences in the petroleum industry, as compared with 421 applications in 1945. The only major change in the petroleum industry during 1946 was carried out by the British American Oil Company, Limited, who, by taking over the Union Oil Company of Canada, Limited, were able to extend their operations to cover the whole of the Province. Previously their activities were confined principally to the eastern and central parts of the Province. The sale of gasoline through service-stations during the year was 64,137,550 gallons, an increase of 13,773,145 gallons over 1945. In the coal industry, retail sales were 1,543,638 tons, an increase of 4,911 tons over 1945. Of particular interest is the increase of sales in this Province of coal brought in from the Province of Alberta; the sale of this coal has increased from 104,898 tons in 1941 to 660,315 tons in 1946. LICENCES. The number of licences issued by the Board under Regulation. 1, and in force on January 1st, 1946, totalled 3,277. Of these, some 511 were in the coal industry. During the year a number of licences were reinstated in connection with outlets closed during the war years; 336 new operators' licences were issued in the petroleum industry and 44 in the coal industry following the granting of new licences under section 6 of the " Coal and Petroleum Products Control Board Act." Various licences were discontinued during the year, leaving in force as at December 31st, 1946, some 3,505 licences. The new operators' licences issued during the year under Regulation 1 in the petroleum industry include a number of licences in connection with new outlets granted permission to commence business in 1945, and which outlets were not ready to commence selling gasoline in 1945 due to construction not being completed. These 336 new operators' licences in the petroleum industry cover the following types of outlet:— Re-refining and cleaning of used lubricating-oils 2 Wholesale licences (oil company distribution points) 22 Wholesale licences (individuals) (restricted to fuel-oils and lubricants) 8 30 Retail licences— Garages 116 Service-stations 88 Auto camps : 12 Stores (no service), country districts 18 Restricted to lubricating and fuel oils, naphtha 17 Marine outlets 20 3 G 4 BRITISH COLUMBIA. Retail licences—Continued. Oil company distribution points 28 5 304 336 3,022 483 Restricted to aviation fuel Total Summary of Licences. Petroleum industry— Petroleum refiners 5 Petroleum refiners restricted 4 Petroleum wholesalers Petroleum retailers ' 379 2,634 Coal industry— Mine operators _ , 27 Wholesale coal-dealers 73 Retail coal-dealers . - 383 Total licences 3,505 The following table gives a breakdown of petroleum licences issued by the Board during 1946 to the various oil companies and individuals in connection with the operation of retail outlets, bulk plants, barrel agencies, or distribution points, and licences restricted to the sale of fuel and lubricating oils:— wholesale Retail Imperial Oil Co., Ltd. 91 89 Standard Oil Co. of B.C., Ltd 42 73 Shell Oil Co., Ltd. 45 52 British American Oil Co., Ltd. 73 78 Home Oil Distributors, Ltd. 43 51 McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd. 8 6 Signal Oil Co., Ltd 1 0 United Oil Co., Ltd 2 2 Total oil company licences 305 351 Others 33 2,138 Restricted, fuel-oils, lubricants, or naphtha gasoline 41 145 Total licences 379 2,634 Gasoline outlets serving the public are made up as follows:— Garages .-. ._ 620 Service-stations 797 Auto camp and store pumps, and outlets not rendering complete service to the public 552 Outlets where licence is restricted to sales to members of an association, or to employees 20 Restricted to selling to aircraft 6 Marine outlets "_ 143 Total 2,138 REPORT OF COAL AND PETROLEUM CONTROL BOARD. G 5 Note :—In addition to the 2,138 licences shown above, the 351 retail licences issued to the various oil companies' distributing plants supply gasoline to commercial and industrial accounts. New Licences. In granting new licences under section 6 of the " Coal and Petroleum Products Control Board Act," careful consideration has been given to public convenience and necessity. During the year, apart from dealing with applications for licences received in 1946, the Board reviewed a number of applications received in 1945, which applications had been held over from the previous year pending further investigation of conditions in the areas in which the applications were made. Many of the applications received were from ex-service men, and in dealing with these particular care was taken to ascertain that the applicant would have a reasonable opportunity to re-establish himself in civilian life. In 1946 the Board received 763 applications for licences in the petroleum industry and 45 applications in the coal industry. Apart from this it also dealt with 265 applications in the petroleum industry and 6 in the coal industry held over from 1945. A total of 532 new licences was granted in the petroleum industry and 49 in the coal industry under section 6 of the " Coal and Petroleum Products Control Board Act "; 471 retail outlets licensed in the petroleum industry and 28 in the coal industry were taken over by new operators. Apart from these, 61 retail and 65 wholesale licences in connection with oil company distribution points were also taken over by other operating companies. The following gives a breakdown of applications dealt with, and licences granted during the year:— Petroleum Industry. Class. Applications pending Dec. 31, 1945. Applications received, 1946. Licences granted, 1946. Applications not granted. Applications pending Dec. 31, 1946. Applications inactive Dec. 31, 1946. Petroleum retailers— 251 8 1 2 640 24 20 34 404 32 21 32 169 88 4 230 Restricted (lubricating-oils) 262 718 489 169 92 230 Petroleum wholesalers— 2 1 34 9 32 9 1 4 Individuals 3 43 41 1 4 2 2 Totals, all applications 265 763 532 170 96 230 Applications held over from 1945 for further investigation 265 Applications received during 1946 763 Total number of applications dealt with by the Board (1946) 1,028 Total new licences granted under section 6 during 1946 532 Licences granted to ex-service men during 1946 189 Licences granted in 1945, expired—granted an extension of time in 1946 21 G 6 BRITISH COLUMBIA. Licences granted in 1946, expired—granted an extension of time in 1946 Licences allowed to expire in 1946 Existing businesses— New operators taking over retail outlets during 1946— Individuals B.A. Oil from Union Oil McColl-Frontenac Oil from B.C. Fuels New operators taking over wholesale outlets during 1946— B.A. Oil from Union Oil McColl-Frontenac Oil from B.C. Fuels Others Outlets reopened during 1946- 27 44 471 58 3 58 5 2 51 Coal Industry. Class. Applications pending Dec. 31, 1945. Applications received, 1946. Licences granted, 1946. Applications not granted. 6 39 4 2 43 4 2 2 Totals 6 45 49 2 New operators taking over existing businesses in the coal industry, 28. GASOLINE-SALES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. In 1946 the sales of gasoline in the Province (aviation gasolines not included), as reported by the various oil companies, increased by 17,279,506 gallons over 1945, this increase being as follows: Sales through retail service outlets, 13,773,145 gallons; commercial sales, 2,482,808 gallons; and marine outlets, 1,023,553 gallons. Commercial sales are sales made direct by a wholesaler to industrial or commercial users and to farmers. Gasoline-sales for use in aircraft totalled 2,331,056 gallons. The following tables give a breakdown of the sales of gasoline made through the various bulk plants operating in the Province:— Table 1.—A Summary of Sales for 1946, by Districts and Zones. (For key to various zones, see map at the end of this report.) Table 2.—Bulk Plant Sales in Principal Cities and Towns in British Columbia for 1946. Table 3.—Comparative Statement of Bulk Plant Sales covering the Years 1939-46, together with a Graph showing the Rise and Decline of the Various Types of Sales, in Millions of Gallons. REPORT OF COAL AND PETROLEUM CONTROL BOARD. G 7 Table 1.—Summary of Gasoline-sales made through the Various Bulk Plants for 1946, by Districts and Zones. Area. Resellers. Commercial. Marine. Total. Victoria 7,096,380 32,289,565 24,751,605 2,313,569 8,574,486 14,336,565 141,820 1,490,569 3,713,436 9,551,769 42,354,620 Balance of Province 42,801,606 Totals 64,137,550 25,224,620 5,345,825 94,707,995 2,868,595 2,943,744 1,925,840 1,669,450 377,714 238,151 2,013,532 4,891,737 2,107,838 202,708 311,493 1,232,197 292,554 3,676,052 1,604,018 3,508,410 767,845 978,980 266,113 43,602 936,924 2,351,496 846,883 134,916 244,662 306,073 108,852 2,237,791 266,925 3,332,764 7,063 4,739,538 Zone 3 Zone 4 9,784,918 2,700,748 2,648,430 643,827 Zone 7 281,753 Zone 8 Zone 9 1,328 4,518 1,178 2,951,784 7,247,751 Zone 10 Zone 11 2,955,899 337,624 Zone 12 556,155 Zone 13 ... 1,538,270 Zone 14 401,406 Zone 15 99,660 6,013,503 Note.—Not included in the above table are 2,331,056 gallons of gasoline sold for use in aircraft. 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S is -e 3 £ q s, ■s ii ? S C OJ J. o S. L> O M C « i » S B o £ P.; CS K o "u <J |=3 ft QJ QJ Oj to ■x < COO'" '. 01 W « « M I-(W § .3 ■§ t. I .8 .5 .5 S J S Cu OJ m n n ti s_. i. r* (ii *72 r-i 2 .""' Cfl.-43 S» to 3 J O Ih fi 5 ."3 ■*} 13 £ iS « ° ° *■< fi^S 01 ^3 Sh CJ £ >><J<J<lKOUaUOMMS^^MH"H(HAH(HQ'fHMH>? REPORT OF COAL AND PETROLEUM CONTROL BOARD. G 9 Millions of Gallons. 90 85 SO ■ Total sold. 75 70 1 ' 65 M Resellers 60 (Service-stations) i-Dom 1 A ning-. 55 50 inion Gas Ratic r,,Ml Icf 10/19 A ugust 1 Cth, 194 5. i i M. 45 mJL 40 5 30 25 ■ Commercial. 20 15 IO 5 ■ Marine. O 1939 1940 194-1 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 G 10 BRITISH COLUMBIA. Table 3.—Comparative Statement of Bulk Plant Sales covering the Years 1939-46, together with a Graph showing the Rise and Decline of the Various Types of Sales, in Millions of Gallons. Year. Resellers. Commercial. Marine. Total. 42,975,628 45,674,964 47,700,011 43,524,234 38,360,370 40,376,060 50,364,405 64,137,550 12,743,957 14,277,252 16,899,584 23,198,644 31,533,726 23,575,619 22,741,812 25,224,620 3,387,414 4,284,078 5,179,142 3,216,604 3,382,489 4,033,514 4,322,272 5,345,825 59,106,999 1940 64,236,294 1941 69,778,737 1942 69,939,482 1943 73,276,585 1944 .. . 67,985,193 1945 77,428,489 1946 94,707,995 COAL INDUSTRY. The number of licences issued in the coal industry during 1946 in force as at December 31st was 483, as compared with 511 in 1945. Under the regulations of the Board all dealers are required to make monthly returns to the Board; from these a consolidation of the retail coal-sales in the Province is made. The following tables show the amount of coal sold at retail in the various districts of the Province during the year ended December 31st, 1946, together with comparative tables showing the amount of coal sold during the years 1941-46:— Coal-sales, British Columbia, January 1st to December 31st, 1946. Districts. British Columbia Coals. Alberta Coals. U.S.A. Coals. Total. Vancouver Island City of Victoria City of Vancouver District of West Vancouver City of North Vancouver City of New Westminster Fraser Valley Kootenay District Merritt-Princeton District.. Okanagan District Kamloops District Balance of Province Totals 293,607 44,498 71,287 123 5,332 28,620 3,547 416,476 6,038 2,199 1,066 9,425 882,218 6,493 74,575 356,276 4,846 15,194 34,216 28,214 61,254 1,496 33,753 22,953 21,045 660,315 20 4 1,105 300,100 119,073 428,644 4,969 20,526 62,856 31,765 477,730 7,534 35,952 24,019 30,470 1,543,638 Coal-sales, 1941-46. Class of Coals. 1941. 1942. 1943. 1944. 1945. 1946. 1,212,669% 104,898% 905 1,195,705% 282,246% 955% 1,147,296% 488,182% 1,492% 1,123,805% 454,193 1,098% 940.430 591,843 6,454 882,218 660,315 1,105 Totals 1,318,5731/! 1,478,907% 1,636,970% 1,679,096% 1,538,727 1,543,638 REPORT OF COAL AND PETROLEUM CONTROL BOARD. G 11 Retail Coal-sales, British Columbia, for the Years 1941-46. Vancouver Island. Class of Coals. 1941. 1942. 1943. 1944. 1945. 1946. British Columbia coals 413,531% 752 371,045% 3,141 307,930% 4,407 321,836% 4,514 260,980 4,757 1,631 293,607 6,493 Totals 414,283% 374,186% 312,3371/. 326,3501/2 267,368 300,100 City of Victoria. British Columbia coals 47,217% 8,835% 110% 56,591% 43,247 92% 60,172% 63,418% 308% 56,254 55,590 54,078 73,611 1,190 44,498 74,575 Totals 56,163% 99,931 123,899 111,844 128,879 119,073 City of Vancouver. British Columbia coals 90,402% 31,942% 773 120,965% 128,438 691% 214,316% 252,233 1,125 140,698% 239.954 V„ 112,320 320.379 71,287 356,276 1,091% I 1,262 1,081 Totals 123,117% 250,095 467,674 381,744% 433,961 428,644 District of West Vancouver. British Columbia coals Alberta coals 412 1 209% 793% | 2,1441/2 1 491 4,551% 10% 50% 3,549% 26 3,729 123 4,846 Totals 1,205% 2,354 5,052% 3,600% 3,755 4,969 City of North Vancouver. 1 8,082 9,9931/2 1,469% 4,765 14,510% 10,476 6,218 7,458% 6,249 11,774 5,332 15,194 Totals 9,551% | 14,7581/z 1 24,9861/2 13,676% 18,023 20,526 City of New Westminster. 26,708%- 2,802% 211/2 32,446 9,601% 13% 47,082 20,495% 48% 34,636% 16,956% 7 31,669 28,470 15 28,620 34,216 20 Totals 29,532% 42,061 67,626 51,600 60,154 62,856 Fraser Valley. British Columbia coals 5,187% 4,891 4,689 10,063 5,405 11,853% 5,080 17,098% 4,459 26,668 2,313 3,547 28,214 4 Totals 10,078% 14,752 17,258% 22,178% 33,440 31,765 Kootenay District, British Columbia coals Alberta coals 564,175 28,008 536,747% 35,715 % 431,112 51,383% 519,415% 48,956% 450,382 47,784 416,476 61,254 Totals 592,283 572,463 482,495% 568,372% 498,166 477,730 G 12 BRITISH COLUMBIA. Retail Coal-sales, British Columbia, for the Years 1941-46—Continued. Merritt-Princeton District. Class of Coals. 1941. 1942. 1943. 1944. 1945. 1946. 36,792 72 40,010% 305 49,534 1,129% 24,654% 2,961 4,667 219 6,038 1,496 Totals 36,864 40,315% 50,663% 27,615% 4,886 7,534 Okanagan District. Kamloops District. Balance of Province. 4,100% 6,724 6,833 14,872% 4,066 27,379% 2,151% 25,684 2,164 32,274 43 2,199 33,753 Totals 10,824% 21,705% 31,345% 27,835% 34,481 35,952 2,151 7,056% 2,314 11,777 2,011% 17,234 1,499 14,131% 1,277 18,291 1,066 22,953 Totals 9,207% 14,091 19,245% 15,630% 19,568 24,019 13,909% 11,551% 13,860 18,177 157% 10,665% 23,621 11,310% 17,338% 12,159 23,887 9,425 21,045 Totals 25,461 32,194% 34,286% 28,648% 36,046 30,470 VICTORIA, B.C. : Printed by Don McDiarmid, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty. 1917. 565 647 4441 X 138 137° 136 COAL AND PETROLEUM CONTROL BOARD 59 58°
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