PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Twelfth Annual Report COAL and PETROLEUM CONTROL BOARD Year Ended December 31st, 1949 VICTORIA, B.C. : Printed by Don McDiarmid, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty. 1950. 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, 1949. W. A. CARROTHERS, Coal and Petroleum Control Board. Victoria, B.C., 1950. Annual Report of the Coal and Petroleum Control Board For the Calendar Year Ended December 31st, 1949 During 1949 some 141,782,384 gallons of gasoline were sold in the Province of British Columbia, according to figures reported to the Board by the various oil companies. Of this amount, service-stations sold 95,373,825 gallons, an increase over 1948 of some 9,647,170 gallons and an increase over the year 1939 of 52,398,197 gallons. The rise and decline of gasoline sales covering the years 1939 to 1949 is shown in tables on page 11. Some 348 applications for new licences in the petroleum industry were received during the year, as compared with 397 in 1948. After careful investigation by the Board, 208 of these applicants were granted licences to commence business. In the coal industry, retail sales were 1,567,545 tons, as compared with 1,381,349 tons in 1948. LICENCES The number of licences issued by the Board under Regulation 1, and in force on January 1st, 1949, totalled 3,741. Of these, some 430 were in the coal industry. During the year 139 new operators' licences were issued in the petroleum industry and 23 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, 1949, some 3,815 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 1948, and which outlets were not ready to commence selling gasoline in 1948 due to construction of buildings not being completed. The 139 new licences in the petroleum industry cover the following types of outlet:— Wholesale licences— Restricted to lubricating-oils, etc 2 Oil company distribution-points .... 4 Retail licences— Garages 42 Service-stations 42 Auto camps — 4 Store pumps or outlets where no service is rendered other than the sale of gasoline (country districts) 9 Restricted to fuel-oil, etc — 16 Marine outlets 10 Restricted to sales to truckers only (new highways) 3 Restricted to aviation fuel . . 5 Oil company distribution-points ___.. 2 Total 139 M 6 BRITISH COLUMBIA Summary of Licences Petroleum industry—• Petroleum refiners 4 Petroleum refiners (restricted) 3 Petroleum wholesalers 365 Petroleum retailers 3,015 • 3,385 Coal industry— Mine operators 21 Wholesale coal-dealers 57 Retail coal-dealers _._._— 352 430 Total licences 3,841 The following table gives a breakdown of petroleum licences issued by the Board during 1949, covering the wholesale and retail distribution of petroleum products:— Licences held by oil companies— Bulk plants or barrel agencies— wholesale Retail Imperial Oil, Ltd 89 89 Standard Oil Co. of B.C., Ltd 50 50 Shell Oil Co., Ltd 43 43 British American Oil Co., Ltd 69 69 Home Oil Distributors, Ltd 46 46 McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd 9 9 United Oil, Ltd 2 2 Other oil company licences— 308 308 Standard Oil Co. of B.C., Ltd. (marine) 39 Home Oil Distributors, Ltd. (marine) 3 Shell Oil Co., Ltd. (marine) 7 Standard Oil Co. of B.C., Ltd. (company-operated service-stations) .__ 5 Imperial Oil, Ltd. (aviation outlets) __._ 7 Standard Oil Co. of B.C., Ltd. (aviation outlets) 4 Total oil company licences ... 308 373 Wholesale licences (persons) other than oil companies 22 Retail service outlets (persons) other than an oil company - 2,520 Licences restricted to fuel-oils, lubricating-oils, or naphtha gasoline 37 122 Total licences 367 3,015 REPORT OF COAL AND PETROLEUM CONTROL BOARD M 7 Retail gasoline outlets serving the public are made up as follows:— Oil-company-operated service-stations 6 Service-stations 962 Garages 816 Auto camps, store pumps, and other outlets not rendering complete service to the public 571 Outlets where licences are restricted to sales to members, employees, or to contract truckers 31 Restricted to aviation gasoline 20 Marine outlets 179 Outlets selling fuel-oils, lubricating-oils, or naphtha gasoline only . 122 Oil company retail outlets selling to industrial and commercial accounts (bulk plants and barrel agencies) 308 Total 3,015 Retail gasoline service outlets controlled by the various oil companies either by ownership or by lease: — Name of Company Owned and Operated by an Oil Company Owned by an Oil Company and Leased to Operator Leased by an Oil Company and Subleased to Operator Land Leased, Buildings Owned by Oil Company and Subleased to Operator Total 5 93 23 36 46 36 21 1 14 46 79 34 22 15 1 5 11 9 8 3 2 112 Standard Oil Co. of B.C., Ltd. _. Shell Oil Co Ltd - — 85 124 88 Home Oil Distributors, Ltd — — McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd United Oil, Ltd. ... 61 38 2 Totals 5 . 256 211 38 510 Closed Outlets Since the inception of the Board in 1938, 547 retail gasoline outlets have discontinued the sale of gasoline in the Province of British Columbia. The following table furnishes details covering the various types of outlets closed:— July 1, 1938, to December 31, 1949 War or Other Type of Outlet Dismantled Conditions Service-stations 50 78 Garages 31 57 Store pumps 70 89 Auto camps 15 16 Pump only 55 Outlets restricted to sales to contract truckers or employees 9 Trading-posts (no pump) 12 Marine, mobile (fish-buyers) 5 43 Marine outlets 17 • Totals 171 Grand total, 547. 376 M 8 BRITISH COLUMBIA Apart from the above, 99 retailers, whose licences were restricted to the sale of lubricating-oils, fuel-oils, or naphtha gasoline, have discontinued in business. New Licences During the year the Board received 348 applications for licences to commence business in the petroleum industry; of these, 334 were in connection with retail outlets. Apart from dealing with these, the Board also dealt with 40 applications held over from 1948 for further investigation. A total of 208 new licences were granted to commence business under section 6 of the "Coal and Petroleum Products Control Board Act," covering all types of outlets in the industry. In connection with the taking-over of existing licensed outlets in the petroleum industry during 1949, 399 licences were granted to new operators. Twenty-three new licences were granted in the coal industry. The following gives a breakdown of applications dealt with and licences granted during the year:— Petroleum Industry Class Applications Pending, Jan. 1, 1949 Applications Received, 1949 Licences Granted, 1949 Applications Not Granted, 1949 Applications Pending, Dec. 31, 1949 Applications Inactive, Dec. 31, 1949 Petroleum Retailers 40 290 14 26 4 146 9 32 6 90 36 49 1 Restricted — I 4 40 | 334 193 90 | 36 54 Petroleum Wholesalers . 5 3 7 7 2 6 I -- - 1 — Individuals Restricted _ _ 1 15 15 90 40 1 348 208 9(1 1 3fi 1 54 Applications held over from 1948 for further investigation 40 Applications received during 1949 348 Total number of applications dealt with by the Board in 1949 388 208 Total new licences granted under section 6 during 1949 Licences granted in 1948, expired, and granted an extension of time in 1949 23 Licences granted in 1949, expired, and granted an extension of time in 1949 6 Licences granted in 1948 and allowed to expire in 1949 19 Licences granted in 1949 and allowed to expire in 1949 6 Existing businesses—-new operators taking over retail outlets during 1949 _. 399 REPORT OF COAL AND PETROLEUM CONTROL BOARD Coal Industry M 9 Class Applications Pending, Jan. 1, 1949 Applications Received, 1949 L'cences Granted, 1949 Applications Inactive, Dec. 31, 1949 Applications Pending, Dec. 31, 1949 Applications Granted and Expired 3 1 39 20 2 3 ...... | ...... 12 4 2 Totals — 3 41 23 1 12 4 2 New operators taking over existing businesses in the coal industry, 27. GASOLINE-SALES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA In 1949 the sales of gasoline in the Province, as reported by the various oil companies, increased by 10,686,325 gallons over 1948, this increase being as follows: Sales through retail service outlets, 9,647,170 gallons; commercial sales, 440,329 gallons; aviation gasoline, 911,567 gallons; decrease in marine sales, 312,741 gallons. Commercial sales are sales made direct by a wholesaler to industrial or commercial users and to farmers. The following tables give a breakdown of the sales of gasoline made through various bulk plants operating in the Province:— Table 1.—A Summary of Sales for 1949 by District 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 1949. Table 3.—Comparative Statement of Bulk-plant Sales Covering the Years 1939 to 1949, together with a graph showing the Rise and Decline of the Table 1.—Summary of Gasoline Sales Made Through the Various Bulk Plants for 1949, by Districts and Zones Area Resellers Commercial Marine Aviation Total Victoria — - 9,132,139 46,587,692 39.653.994 2,365,138 11,950,096 20.084.759 164,582 1,473,316 5,432,626 12,009 2,137,445 2,788,588 11,673,868 62,148,549 67,959,967 Totals - - 95,373,825 34,399,993 7,070,524 4,938,047 141,782,384 5,197,927 3,846,148 3,124,579 2,255,956 710,474 295,535 2,964,685 8,158,193 3,525,042 376,724 405,927 1,982,850 414,371 6,395,583 2,449,337 3,285,588 1,088,415 1,167,575 461,169 109,140 1,542,764 3;386,907 1,231,370 213,554 334,609 504,140 244,683 4,065,508 307,484 5,011,697 19,622 20,171 1,729 32,346 362,219 1,936 19,702 7,987,094 12,505,652 4,234,552 3,463,404 1,173,372 404,799 4,535,561 11,626,281 4,781,924 590,941 740,663 2,513,016 659,064 12,271,834 471,810 Zone 6 124 28,067 80,878 25,378 468 127 26,026 10 1,737,768 471,810 45 303 134 195 Zone 11 72,975 Aviation gasoline (balance of Province) not M 10 BRITISH COLUMBIA Tr O. 1—I Pi o D H o U US tn H s OQ z cn Z o H a z < BJ o __5 z a Oh W < ■ W Z J O 00 < a H Z < ►J =- i Ut H 5 03 w aa < OCOtO\MNh\D«^mC« n p- oo vo cn nmmcNTfTfOTfcN ifi^fntiflrNO*ow-^o1ncomNNO\Oxo\»fnovO'tir)m "3 r^coTfTfr^\ovOrtoovoo>cnTtooo\ONOOtnrn_"^fn0\ooTfvDTfrtvc X(fiO\^0,thhO*'-|XHm(N*-)t Na\KJinr,~'Or-CNN^,h-»-1 o Tf p-Tfinvo^incMrtTfrtrtinfnOfnOp-tNTfovrtooin©^op--vo H rtvooooininoocNcNP--vDinTfTf©r--fninvop---p-ooinONOo©vD VO rn Ih CJ c^cnONrtOomOO\CNcH©voininO\.iiinrnoNaNTfp--rtcnOvocNO\ A Ow.ov\o»*mtrsOMa\0\'*mm>ocomoitNfnmri-a(Nx (N'—(NmOvOOsOOOOOtNO(NONT.TfOinONfs)TfVOOV'—I IO If) V. r>1 TfO'-'ONNO cn m vo Tf p-" p-" vo a -< fi mV m" oo oC >c in* m m" in ie n n" O ONOsTfTt.ri<nOaNp-ininp~r~©OTfvor^TfTfp^invocNvoTfrtTt V '-Oni— fNj^H _rtrtTfrtrNrtrt ,-< rN Q m' n m r- cn c u CS ON O O «"H oo.m^_5--ol — oom — moow.r-r--r-.0\o.-H Xt £ > 0 Z r^t^^«nrnc^fno\ootx«t^rnTfr^tnTfrncN»ntnoor--'~iONr--^r~ O r-; Tf ri ^ cn oo t ^ q q a » * * « ©h oj m p- on th p- vo Tf cn rt ^ o f^ O O N ri h rt h \c in N « ^ in w h rf ^" m ih »o O* vcV' 'O *c Ohit.h'Oi/.itr-o\r~inHO\w(N|inoNK.mh(»oowhit.r.»o N * H (NJ _l rH <NJ rH T« Tt ,-H m rt rt rt <N «n vovocoincnp-tNininmc^rtOocorNTtinincccNocinvocnvooinTt <u r--0"ntNO\"noONOoooOTf>noot>^o\0\aNr--i^\OfNrnoo\oo\fnin A v W >n Ov wD« w O in iOHf"0»OciHOONO\\Dco nn h O O M 0 NwoooHttNrfh(ShH^ooM,t»0(SOmMt»icin>irim 0 (NONoo\Tf<_-.m>—ior-mTf_NOmp-ooin"nTfoovcaoTtocp-oooo Tt o i-t cn^-cs n ts « t h (s « <-- .-h cn m* t-h* c^inornrnooOTfrncn'—ioo(NincN<nND'-<r-'inO(N»—i m n h ri in A ^TtrnrtrtONp^vop~^vooNOcno\p-i-HinOTtcy.ininccrt©vooN E p^O^ootN^aot-f^tn^^"* QomNOinr-i—TfTfr-tn'— on *-i h o n r-o CD O vo Tf p- *h p- on n a d N O* co ^ a »" oo b -h r-" ic m" m o* m" >-* (N « rnx>aNOvovor^Tfcnoovoo\cncMcor^-Hinvoo\CNooop-Ovoocnr-- Cl. 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C * .2 0 J A nj V U ©Or u " 5 C B aj - > > fi < < 01 < =1 ca 43 0 Q CJ c u 0 CQ ri S CQ Z Z C o £ a. £ 9 0 > % REPORT OF COAL AND PETROLEUM CONTROL BOARD M 11 Millions of Gallons 135 130 125 120 1 15 110 105 100 90 85 80 75 70 65 60 Dominion Gas Rationing April 1st, 1942, to August 6th, 1945 55 50 35 30 25 - 20 15 10 5 0 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943. 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 Resellers (Service-stations) The above graph does not include aviation gasoline. M 12 BRITISH COLUMBIA Table 3.—Comparative Statement of Bulk-plant Sales Covering the Years 1939 to 1949 Year Resellers Commercial Marine Aviation Total 1939 ..... 42,975,628 45,674,964 47,700,011 43,524,234 38,360,370 40,376,060 50,364,405 64,137,550 77,551,902 85,726,655 95,373,825 12,743,957 14,277,252 16,899,584 23,198,644 31,533,726 23,575,619 22,741,812 25,224,620 30,345,920 33,959,664 34,399,993 3,387,414 4,284,078 5,179,142 3,216,604 3,382,489 4,033,514 4,322,272 5,345,825 6,303,331 7,383,265 7,070,524 59,106,999 1940 64,236,294 69,778,737 1941 1942 69,939,482 73,276,585 1943 : 1944 67,985,193 1945 77,428,489 97,039,051 117,143,869 131,096,059 141,782,384 1946 1947 ' 1948 2,331,056 2,942,716 4,026,475 4,938,042 1949 COAL INDUSTRY The number of licences issued in the coal industry during 1949 in force as at December 31st was 430, as compared with 452 in 1948. 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, 1949, together with comparative tables showing the amount of coal sold during the years 1944 to 1949:— Coal-sales, British Columbia, January 1st to December 31st, 1949 Districts British Columbia Coals Alberta Coals United States Coals Total Vancouver Island... City of Victoria City of Vancouver.. City 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- 320,951 23,936 67,249 5,603 28,004 2,483 504,540 4,580 2,515 1,293 5,936 967,090 9,728 76,480 272,801 4,558 13,391 31,880 24,838 67,252 331 35,192 31,113 26,056 583,620 10,567 2,435 1,869 230 1,733 16,835 330,679 100,416 350,617 6,993 . 18,994 61,753 27,551 573,525 4,911 37,708 22,406 31,992 1,567,545 Coal-sales, British Columbia, for the Years 1944 to 1949 Class of Coals 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1,123,805.4 454,193 1,0981/. 940,430 591,843 6,454 882,218 660,315 1,105 824,497 556,869 3,689 793,390 569,702 18,257 967,090 583,620 16,835 United States coals Totals 1,579,09614 1,538,727 1,543,638 1,385,055 1,381,349 1,567,545 REPORT OF COAL AND PETROLEUM CONTROL BOARD M 13 Retail Coal-sales, British Columbia, for the Years 1944 to 1949 Vancouver Island Class of Coals 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 321,836V- 4,514 260,980 4,757 1,631 293,607 6,493 260,385 5,699 242,039 7,594 320,951 9,728 326,350!/2 267,368 300,100 266,084 249,633 330,679 City of Victoria City of Vancouver Fraser Valley 56,254 55,590 54,078 73,611 1,190 44,498 74,575 35,929 66,076 22,967 71,209 1,924 23,936 76,480 111,844 128,879 119,073 102,005 96,100 100,416 140,698?4 239,954!/2 1,091V. 112,320 320,379 1,262 71,287 356,276 1,081 1 62,470 56,070 297,957 287,589 2,578 9,379 67,249 272,801 10,567 Totals — 381,744V. 433,961 428,644 363,005 | 353,038 1 350,617 District of West Vancouver 503/4 3,54934 26 3,729 123 4,846 287 4,029 31 79 5,358 4,558 2,435 Totals. 3,600V_ 3,755 4,969 4,347 5,437 6,993 City of North Vancouver ! 6,218 7,4581/2 j 6,249 11,774 V. 5,332 15,194 6,400 12,150 5,165 10,746 2,518 5,603 13,391 Totals... 13,676V_ | 1 18,023.4 20,526 19,283 18,429 18,994 City of New Westminster 1 34,636V2 I 31,669 16,956V_ 1 28,470 7 15 28,620 34,216 20 29,448 27,713 275 23,531 33,030 3,240 28,004 31,880 1,869 Totals - ' I 51,600 60,154 62,856 57,436 59,801 61,753 5,080 17.098V4 4,459 .26,668 2,313 3,547 28,214 4 3,647 18,741 11 3,620 18,467 156 2,483 24,838 230 Totals 22,178Vi 33,440 31,765 22,399 22,243 27,551 M 14 BRITISH COLUMBIA Retail Coal-sales, British Columbia, for the Years 1944 to 1949—Continued. Kootenay District Class of Coals 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 British Columbia coals Alberta coals 519,415V_ 48,95634 450,382 47,784 416,476 61,254 410,532 56,742 426,952 58,998 654 504,540 67,252 1,733 Totals 568.372V4 498,166 477,730 467,274 486,604 573,525 Merritt-Princeton District 24,6543/4 2,961 4,667 219 6,038 1,496 4,043 918 3,235 1,119 4,580 331 1 Totals 27,615?4 4,886 7,534 4,961 4,354 4,911 Okanagan District 2.151V4 25,684 2,164 32,274 43 2,199 33,753 1,907 26,702 2,279 30,413 2,515 35,192 1 Totals 27,835V4 34,481 35,952 28,609 32,692 37,708 Kamloops District 1,499 14,131V_. 1,277 18,291 1,066 22,953 1,890 21,207 41 1,443 22,069 283 1,293 21,113 Totals 15,630Vi 19,568 24,019 23,138 23,795 22,406 Balance of Province 11.310V4 17,338V4 12,159 23,887 9,425 21,045 7,559 18,935 20 6,010 23,180 103 5,936 26,056 Totals. 28,648 V_ 36,046 30,470 26,514 29,223 31,992 VICTORIA, B.C. : Printed by Don McDiar.iid, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty. 1950. 545-850-9869
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