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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2016-09-22, Page 28PAGE 28. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2016. Classified Advertisements Help wanted Help wanted Legal notices HURONWAY FARMS Swine Herdsperson-3 Positions Available. Looking for experienced swine workers for different areas of our farm (Sow -Nursery -Finishing). Need to be able to perform daily chores, identify health issues, and assist in shipping & receiving. Need to be able to work rotating weekends and have valid driver's license. Farm Equipment Operators: We are looking for experienced farm equipment operators for our Spring & Fall seasons. Experience in maintaining equipment and shop experience is necessary. AZ license is an asset but not mandatory. Full time or part time hours are available. Competitive wages and group health benefits (for Full Time Positions) are available. Send resume to huronwayfarms@xplornet.ca or fax 519-887-6330. Please call for more information 519-887-6181. 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"Why aren't the participants provided with SOPs for their tents and concessions so we can avoid these problems in the future?" Director of Fire and Emergency Services David Sparling explained that he understood Luffman's concerns, but said he was hoping to address the problem at a higher level than the municipality. "The assumption with tents is that the tent companies are aware of legal obligations for the tents," he said. "The outfits that are [renting tents here] are reputable and good to work with but they aren't aware of the fire code require- ments." Sparling said he would like to deal with the Fire Marshal's office to make sure that companies that rent tents or are used for events like the association's reunion know their responsibilities. Luffman, however, still felt that the municipality should provide a document that outlines all the requirements necessary. While she did praise the municipality's staff for quickly fixing the problem, she said the situation could have been avoided. Newson explained that the township was working on such a document and that it would be introduced at a later date. GOLF CARTS Cat O'Donnell, another Blyth ratepayer, had a second issue that was brought to light by the recent annual reunion of the Huron Pioneer Thresher and Hobby Association: golf carts. "Is there some sort of bylaw that allows the use of golf carts in the campground but not on the road?" she said. "I'd like some clarification on that." Councillor Ray Hallahan, an executive with the association, explained that golf carts are only allowed on the campground if they pay registration, have the cart tagged and provide both proof of insurance and a driver's license. "We have no control if that person wants to go out of the park and on the road, that's up to them," he said. "We can't stop them or direct them. That's how it's handled." POLICE SERVICES The last issue to be brought to council was Hedley's concern that the Wingham Police Service could eventually expand to cover the entire municipality. Hedley said the current police system was adequate. He said he hoped the possible enlargement of the Wingham Police Service was not an attempt to cut costs for Wingham ratepayers. Seip, the chair of the North Huron Police Service Board explained that a comparison of services and costs between the Wingham Police Service and the Ontario Provincial Police hadn't been done since amalgamation in 2001. He said there were no plans to expand service currently as the comparison was to see what level of service ratepayers wanted. Chambers explained that the OPP would not provide a costing estimate while the Wingham Police Service were undertaking the same exercise, so the municipality decided to have the OPP's analysis done first. "We anticipate that process will take 18 months," she said. "We're going to look at levels of service and public consultations to get feedback on costing and those numbers will be presented in a public forum." Council hears plan Continued from page 24 Natural Heritage Technical Team, which consists of scientists, GIS specialists and many foresters and planners from a variety of different agencies. It was also peer-reviewed by Jane Bowles and Natural Resources Solutions Inc. and it was Huron County's Rachel White who led the final preparation of the technical document. The process also included a Natural Heritage Advisory Committee, which included representatives from various local councils, conservation authorities, farm organizations and the planning department, among others. The Water Protection Steering Committee was also engaged throughout development of the plan. As far as the implementation strategy is concerned, it employs four tools: to support economic development related to forestry, forest products and recreation in natural areas; to recognize and protect natural heritage systems within the county and local official plans, including recommendations for policy and mapping amendments through the five-year reviews of the local official plans; to recognize existing regulatory tools, including the Huron County Forest Conservation Bylaw and lower -tier Forest Conservation Bylaws and to recognize and support the efforts of private property owners, community organizations and agencies in sustainable forestry management and stewardship efforts. In order to further consult with members of the public, two open houses are planned. The first will be held at the Belgrave Community Centre on Thursday, Oct. 20 from 7- 9 p.m. and the second will be at the Zurich Arena on Thursday, Oct. 27 from 7-9 p.m. Council approved the recommendation and further directed that Councillors Jim Fergusson of Bluewater and Roger Watt of Ashfield-Colborne- Wawanosh attend both open houses so they can answer any questions members of the public may have. All word ads in The Citizen classifieds are put on our webpage at www.northhuron.on.ca