HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2017-11-30, Page 21THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2017. PAGE 21.
M -T company's rezoning app. could be contested
By Denny Scott
The Citizen
After having a rezoning
application deferred to prevent
future problems, Canada Crane
Company in Morris-Turnberry could
still face contestation when its
rezoning application goes before
Huron County Council.
The company originally discussed
the rezoning at a Morris-Turnberry
Council meeting on Nov. 7. The
change would allow Canada Crane
to expand its business and move it to
better get along with neighbours.
The rezoning would allow the
company to move buildings away
from residential property while
expanding its industrial business and
use a separate entrance for crane and
truck traffic.
Unfortunately, the change wasn't
appreciated by owners of
neighbouring residential properties,
many of which sprung up around the
industrial property after it was
established according to Morris-
Turnberry Council members.
Morris-Turnberry Council was
originally faced with a unique
situation in which a landowner had
objected to the rezoning. The
landowner's comments and name,
however, were kept out of the public
record at Huron County Planner
Jennifer Burns' suggestion to allow
the Bakers, owners of Canada Crane
Company, to privately attempt to
resolve the issue.
Councillors felt the request was
odd, especially since the zoning
application was dealt with in a
special public meeting held apart
from a council meeting. Several
councillors commented that they
were uncomfortable and unhappy
with the request, especially when it
came to light that the complaining
landowner was outside of the radius
of those who typically receive
notice regarding zone changes to
properties.
Burns' plan was enacted and
Canada Crane Company was able to
deal with the problem with the
landowner and his objections were
withdrawn.
Unfortunately for the Bakers,
during the Nov. 7 meeting, another
landowner expressed concerns with
the project.
Most of the problems brought
forward were not part of the scope of
the rezoning or the process that
follows, according to Burns,
including a request that the company
no longer operate a repair business
for other crane operators.
"The planning designation permits
that activity," she said during
council's Nov. 21 meeting. "It's the
applicants' business if they wish to
repair equipment other than their
own"
The other complaints included a
request to have the company build a
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Local families gather
PEOPLE AROUND
BELGRAVE
Braving the cold
The trio of ambassadors for the Brussels Agricultural Society and Fall Fair were out in full
force, despite the cold, on Saturday night as part of the Brussels Fall Fair. The girls
encouraged everyone to come out to the fair next year and take in all of its activities, including
the dog show. A potential future entrant in the show joined the girls on their float with no coat
required. From left: Junior Ambassador Emily Bieman, Ambassador Erin McMahon and Little
Ambassador Casey Bernard. (Denny Scott photo)
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By Linda
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There were four tables of cards in
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The community extends sincere
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and family on the death of Ken Bird,
a dear husband, father and
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