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SWEA could claim that pertained to
Huron County whatsoever.
Grace did list some successes, but
with very few connections to Huron
County projects.
He did, however, acknowledge
that dissolving the organization has
come up and it will be discussed at
the SWEA annual general meeting,
scheduled for tonight (May 14).
While Morrison acknowledged
that it was good that Grace was
realistic about SWEA and its
impact, he suggested that if there has
already been discussion on doing
away with the group, it might as well
be a final decision if
that concession has already been
made.
MacLellan also stuck to his guns,
saying that despite Grace’s history
with the organization, the county’s
representative should be a councillor
and he nominated Maureen Cole,
Mayor of South Huron.
Cole accepted MacLellan’s
nomination at first, but once talk
shifted to the very serious position
SWEA finds itself in, potentially
with an organization-ending vote on
the horizon, she retracted her
acceptance, saying she simply isn’t
familiar enough with the
organization to make a decision like
that.
Cole wasn’t alone. Central Huron
Mayor Jim Ginn said that he has
been a member of Huron County
Council for nearly five years and
still isn’t quite sure what SWEA
does.
Council then made a motion to
table the decision, keeping the status
quo and Grace as the county’s
representative until June or July,
which was passed.
Orchard has been directed to
prepare a report on SWEA, its place
in Huron County and its state as an
organization for a meeting
next month.
SWEA representation
tabled for a month
Huron County Councillor Roger
Watt thinks council should keep an
open mind when considering its
involvement in the Southwest
Integrated Fibre Technology
(SWIFT) initiative.
As the county’s appointed
representative on the group’s newly-
assembled committee, Watt, who has
spent decades working in the world
of information technology, told
council that there are some cost
figures councillors need to
understand before making a
decision.
Watt told councillors that in order
to bring fibre optic internet
connectivity to the entire footprint of
the project, the total cost would be
over $3 billion. While he has been
supportive of local telecom
companies, he said he found it hard
to imagine those companies having
the resources or capacity to make an
investment like that.
He suggested that council consider
being involved with SWIFT
because, after the first meeting, it
sounded like something council
should perhaps consider funding,
despite early concerns with the
project.
Warden Paul Gowing said he
would still want to see the SWIFT
business case before he made a
decision – a statement with which
several councillors agreed.
Watt suggests county considers SWIFT involvement
By Shawn Loughlin
The Citizen
Going once!
Karen Redmond of the Auburn Horticultural Society wielded an imaginary auctioneer’s gavel
for the society’s annual plant auction held on Monday evening. (Mark Royall photo)