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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-12-16, Page 15PROCLAMATION TOWN OF SEAFORTH By resolution of the Council, I hereby proclaim A PUBLIC HOLIDAY Monday, Dec. 27th — BOXING DAY and respectfully request the Citizens and Businessmen to observe the same P. C. 3. SILLS Mayor "GOD SAVE TILE QUEEN" EXTRA FEATURES SPECIAL ORDERS • — for — FRESH TURKEYS (all weights) Will be taken until TINS. — DEC. 21st — Please order early for best selection MOMMEME CHRISTMAS FLOWERS • Poinsettias • Mixed Plants • Mums, Etc. Arriving early Christ- mas Week FRESH For Christmas Bulk Mince' Meat Box Chocolates Shell Nuts Plum Pudding Christmas Cake Candy, Etc, NOMMINI SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BEEF for — The Long Weekend — Also — Thick Flavorful SMOKED FILLETS — and — IMPORTED SCOTCH KIPPERS NinrniMai 'WILKINSON'S IGA "The True Value Store" 11111.1111.11111111.111 • EXPOSTOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., O00.:1‘, 1,71 A, ,11,1•3; Reviews Deveiopement Of Planning In. Huron 001 0 nAg01,0? ,A1M-OPEY Two' 010 No Wolthop PHONE 5274424 luiPleinelitation are 'interwoven and always continuing. The process of relating all the activity is called planning. Its atm - the future. described at the outset as a process. This is heeauSe plan- ning operates among and between various levels,ofgovernment, cause plan making and plan (By Garry Davidson, Huron County Planner in WA, Mid- western °dart o magazine) Planning In Huron County is developing as a process rather than a set of rules or a static • event: NO elaborate system of red tape; no plans that just sit on the shelves. A process is geared towards change. It starts with the involvement of numerous interrelated factors, combines them, and trys to develop a better future. The beginning of the process have been tackled. The next phase of the process was the preparation of an Official Plan for the entire County - a first in Ontario. The purpose of the Plan was to establish a plan- ning framework for both the County and the Municipalities. The Plan was prepared by G. V. Kleinfeldt and Associates, plan- ning consultant, and presented in draft form in March 1971. The next phase commences - review at the local level. This review was carried out both at the local council level and at public meetings. In July three public meetings were held to give the public the opportunity to voice their comments directly. This review led to changes. The draft Plan was amended. The next phase is presentation ,to County Council. Acceptance at this level sends the Plan to the Department of Municipal Affairs for provincial scrutiny. Accep- tance at this level makes the Plan the "Official plan" for Huron County. _ The process continues; but it does run itself. The catalyst behind this action is the County of Huron Planning Board. The planning Board came quietly into being when Huron County was made a designated planning area. It has engineered the Plan to its present position. The Board con sists of eleven members; five County Councillors, " five appointed representatives and the County Warden. The Planning 'Board receives staff support from the County Clerk-Adminis- trator and the Planning Depart- !tent. Even before the plan is made official the process continues into implementation. Planning prob- lems arise every day and decis- ions must be made. Since the first draft of the Plan was pre- pared the, Planning Board has been using it as a guide for de- '-vision-making. Under the policies of the Draft plan a County Land Division Committee was established. ThisComnittee handles consents for most of the municipalities in the County. A major thrust of the planning process occurs at the local municipal level. The County Plan set the guidelines, the local mun- icipalities are further refining these, guidelines for implemen- tation at the local level through their own official plans (secon- dary plan) and zoning by-laws. They , are being assisted in developing their local planning process by the County Planning Department: Planning in Huron County is not complex, merely Inter- related. These interrelations re- reflect the enthusiasm and interest in planning for a better future at both the County and the Municipal level. Planning was started in late 1968 when Huron County was established , as the designated planning area by the Minister of Municipal Affairs. Not an overly dramatic begin- ning, but critical to the process. This action set the stage for the preparation of a county-wide plan to act as a guide and pro- mote planning at the local level. Without the establishment 'of the County as the designated planning area, planning at the municipal level would have been fragmented and problems extending across municipal boundaries could never • "Commerce Growth Savings Certificates. I like to give a gift that I would like to have for myself' HOLIDAY Regular hours:— 9a.m, to 5 p,m Friday, December 24, 9 a.m. to 6 p.M. Do You Know Huron? Goderich Is the county seat. The county is 1,295 square miles in area. It is the largest county in land size of any within the four-county Midwestern On- 'tario Region. Other counties in the region are Perth with 840 square miles, Waterloo covering 516 square miles and Wellington with a n area of 1,019 square miles. Huron , County has 45 miles of Lake Huron shoreline. There are approximitely 2,800 cottages along the shoreline. Sporadic cot- tage development stretches along 53 per cent of the shoreline. Population projections to the year 1985 range from 60,600 to 66,700. Proposed land use acreage for towns and villages total 7,194 acres. Over 3,000 acres of re- creational lands exist in the county. At present, 238 acres of in- dustrial development is located within the ten towns and villages. The land use plan proposes that 925 acres be Set aside for -future industrial development. There are 2,340 miles of roads in Huron County including county roads, provincial high- ways and local municipal roads. The County road system totals, 346" miles with 188 miles of hard top and 158 miles of gravel road. Huron County has 3 main ri- vers: Maitland, Hayfield and Ausable. The County has 40 doctors, 15 dentists and 6 chiropractors. There are 5 hospitals in • the county, There are 26 municipalities • all within the county council system. lihron has five towns: Clinton, Exeter, Goderich, Seaforth and W Ingham. The county has five in- corporated villages; Hayfield, Blyth, Brussels, Hensall and 11P Zurich. Total population is 51,463. There are 29,909 persons living within the sixteen townships, 17,712 live in the towns and 3,842 live in the villages. Warden of Huron County is Jack P. Alexander, Reeve of the town of Wingham. County Clerk- • Treasurer is John G. Berry. Tuesday, Dec. 28 to Thursday, Dec. 30 Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 31, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, CLOSED Saturday, January 1 Open regular hours Monday, Jail. 3 "Some people juSt don't think enough about Christmas presents. But I've always tried to get gifts that I think are right. So often I give Commerce Growth Savings Certificates, It only costs $6,81 for p crtificate that will grow to $10.00 in six years. You can buy, as many as you want, even if you don't have an account at the Commerce. You can cash them in anytime you want and after six months recewe interest too.Comm erce Growth Savings Certificates make a good Christmas present. They're easy to get and people appreciate them.They're called the gift that grows." 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