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• 22. Legal Notices
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22 Legal Notices
Stricter regulations for the
operation-of school -buses were
approVed Monday by the Huron-
Perth County Roman Catholic
Separate School Board. '
The regulations were intro-
duced by Arthtir Haid, RR #4,
Listowel, chairman of the trans-
portation committee, based on
the findings of tire coroner's jury
.on January 12, 1972, investigatl-
ing an October 26 fatal -bus acci-
dent near Moorefield on Welling-
ton county Road 10, which rec-
ommended. stiffer controls over
bus eqUipment and _operationsa
A seven-year old girl, a pas-
senger in the, school bus when
it left the road and ran into two
hydro poles, was killed, and eight,
'other children received minor.
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The First Brucefield Cub Pack visited the Huron Expositor
on .Monday evening of this week. Seventeen Cubs were shown
the various steps involved in printing a newspaper. along
with Cdb leader Mrs. Olive Broadfoot and assistant leader,.
trry McGregor 'were: Ken Aikenhead, Ron Taylor, Shane
.Elliott, Richard Johns, Ray Dallas, Murray McGregor, Andrew
Davidson, DaVid Townsend,. Danny Elliott, Bill Gibson, Roy
Brown, Phillip Packman, James Ferris, Lyle Kinsman, Brian
Thomkins, Brian Falkner and Stephen McGregor. They are
not necessarily in this order in the picture above. (Staff Photo)
Huron -Perth RCSS Board To Erift4ce
Stricter Regulations For School Busses
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22. Legal Notices 22 Legal Notices
Zoning Map forming part of By-law 794 is hereby changed'
for those lands described' in Schedule ',A", attached
hereto, from Restricted Residential Zone (R1) toGeneral
Residential Zone (R2).,
Read a first, second and
third time and finally
passed this 14th day of
February, 1971.
F. C. S. Sills
Mayor •
Ernest M. Williams
Clerk
SCHEDULE "A"
TO
BY-LAW NO. 875
All and Singular those certain parcels' or tracts of land
and premises situate, lying and being in the Town of
Seaforth in the County of Huron and the Province of Ontario
and being composed of:
Firstly: Lots Number 100, 101, 110, 111, 112, 113 in
registered 'plan number 3 for the Town of
'SeafOrth, in the County of Huron.
Secondly:Parts of Jarvis Street, Market Square and Market'
Street in the said Town of Seaforth, previously
dedicated as a highway and more particularly
described, as follows: That portion of the said
highway, 114.84 feet along Jarvis Street by a ,
46.2 feet along Market Street, abutting on part
of Lots Number .111 and 110 according to Jarvis
survey of part of the said Town of Seaforth.
Thirdly: That part of Jarvis'Street, the Market Square and
Lot NO. 121 as shown on registered plan number
3, for the town of Seaforth,,ln the County of Huron,
the boundaries of -whieh part are more particularly
described as follows: Commencing at the intersec-
tion of the easterly limit of Jarvis Street with the'
northerly,,limit. of Lot 111 as shown on registered
plan No. 3;• Thence" westerly along the production
of the northerly limit of said Lot 111, a distance
of two and. twenty-five one hundredths (2.25') feet;
Thence southerly rn a straight line,.a distance of
one hundred and forty-seven and four-tenths (147".4')
f'e'et to a point in 'the productibn westerly of the,
northerly limit of Market Street, said point being-
distant two and One7tenth.,(2.1') feet, measured
westerly *along said production from its intersection
with the production southerly of the easterly limit
of Jarvis Street; Thence easterly along .the prod-
uction of the northerly limit of Market Street, a
distance of two and onetenth (2.1') feet to the
production southerly of the easterly limit ofjarvis
Street; Thence northerly along this last mentioned
production of the easterly limit of Jarvis Street
a distance of one hundred and forty-Seven andfour-
tenths (147.4'). feet more or less to the plaCe of
beginning.
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injuries, and on the following day
the driver of the' bus committed
suicide.
The jury ruled the girl died
of head injuries after she was
thrown against a steel crossbar
on the backaf a bus seat.
, A breathalizer test taken by,
the bus driver three hours after
the accident, had. shown a con-
centration of .08 per cent alcohol
(the legal "limit) or higher, est-
imated, at the time of the accident
to be 9 1/2 ounces of alcohol
in the blood stream.
The new school board regu-
lations call for the installation
of padded coverings for the steel
crossbars on all buses carrying
separate school students. The
padding is to, be installed on the
five board-owned buses, immed-
iately.
Contract bus operators have
until September 1, 1972 as a
deadline to have this precaut-
ionary measure taken to .have
the crossbars on the back of
'2,111 seats, covered, with padding.
other are:
Board transportation com-
mittee members will make
personal visits to all bus driv-
ers on a regular basis.
Copies of all school bus drivers'
licences (for board-owned
buses) be made available to
the bodrd" office, updated with
renewals and changes affect-
ing the licence.
Copies of schoolbus certifi-
cates of mechanical fitness
be made available to the'
board office by all independent
contractors before_September
1 and January 2 of each school
year.
Certification by all school bus
contractors that guarantees•••
th"at drivers suspected of being
under the influence of alcohel
be barred from driving the
vehicles. Violation of the guar-
• antee gill automatically term-
inate the board's contract with
the operator.
James Morris, Stratford,
board chairman, said copies
of the new regulations will be
sent to all area bus operators
as well as the Huron and Perth
school boards.
In McKillop Township separ-
ate school students are presently
transported on a pro rata basis
on Huron County Board of Edu-
cation buses.
In other bpsiness the board
approved a resolution to be pre-
sented by Arthur Haid to the Ont-
ario Separate School Trustees'
ASsociation and the Ontario
School Trustees' Council that
the Ontario Government be re-
quested to amend the legislation
to allow school boards to pay
15 cents per mile to trustees
to attend board and committee
meetings because it has been
found that after three years of
operation under the county sys-
tern that the present 10 cents
per mile 'now ailoWed is not
sufficient.
The board endorsed a reso-
lution from the Leeds and Gren-
ville Board of Education that in
view of the difficulties of operat-
fng a transportation system for
students within the allowances
established by 'the Department
for grant purposes, especially
in relation to Kindergarten and
other elementary pupils that the
Minister .orEducation be reques-
ted to imprOve 'th,e allowances
in order to enable boards to
keep their costs within ,those
allowances.
Endorsed, also, was a reso-
lution from the Kent County Board
of Education requesting the Min-
ister of Municipal Affairs to
'amend the •Planning Act so that
all notices Of changes of 'zoning
by-laws within a Board of Edu-
cation's jurisdiction be corn mun-
icated to the board involved.
(This resolution results from
the fact there is no provision
for this notification, and rezoning
can cause unexpected changes
in population which affects est-
imated enrolments and future
five-year forecasts of Boards
of Education.)
John Vintar, Superintendent
of Education, .„reportea •on the
various publie speaking contests
in Whidh, separate school stud-
ents, are taking part.
NOTE TO BY-LAW 875 OF THE 'TOWN OF SEAFORTH
It is -the . intent' of by-law 875 ••to provide for changing
the land uses or zoning affecting those portions of the town
described in Schedule "A" which forms part of by-law
875.
By-law 875 provides for changing those parcels of land
and lots listed in Schedule "A" from the present zoning
of Restricted Residential (R1) to General Residentidl (R2).
The area concerned includes all land in., the western half
of the block bounded by John Street, High Street, Market
Street and JarVis Street; if the by-law is approyed the
whole block will then be zoned as General Residential (R2).
• THE CORPORATION
OF THE
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
BY-LAW NO.875
A by-law. to amend Zoning By-law ^94.
The Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Town
of Eeaforth enacts as follows:
1.• Notwithstanding any other provision of By-law 794, the
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Notice of Application
Mr.. Vintar announced that •
Ted Rooney, special education
consultant with the board, would 0
report on special education in
the „Huron-Perth system • this
year.
Vincent "young, chairman of
the buildings • and 'maintenance
committee, gave a report on the
maintenance work being carried
On in the nineteen separate •"
schools in the two counties.
Jack Lafte, Business Admin-
istrator, reported that .from a
letter from' the St. Marys town
council an invitation was extended
to a delegation from the board
to discuss council's decision to
refuse the board's request to
have the north end of Peel Street ,,
closed.
Trustee. Chris Walraven, St.
Marys, quoted a story from the '
St. Marys Journal that council
would receive the delegation but
did not 'intend to change its decis-
ion not to close the street. The a
board decided that the committee'
--David Teahen and Howard'
Shantz of Stratford, Michael Con- .
nollf Kippen and Francis Hick- •
nell of Seaforth would attend the
meeting to discuss the problem.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION to the Ontario
Municipal Board by the Corporation of the
Town of Seaforth for approval of a by-law
to regulate land use passed pursuant to Section
35 of the Planning Act. '
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the
Town of Seaforth intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal
Board pursuant to the provisidn of Section 35 of the planning
Act for approval of'By-law No. 875 passed on the 14th day of
February, 1972. A copy of the by-law is furnished herewith.
A note giving an explanation of the purpose and effect of the.
by-law and stating the lands affected thereby is also furnished
herewith.
, ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY, within fourteen (14)
days after the date of this notice, send by registered mail or
.deliver to •the Clerk of the Town of Seaforth notice of his
objection to approval of the said by-law, together with a
statement of the grounds of such objection.
ANY RERSON wishing to support the application for
approval of the by-law may within fourteen (14) days after
the date of this 'notice send by registered mail or deliver
to the Clerk of the Town of Seaforth notice of his support
,of approval of the said by-law together with a request for
notice of any hearing that may be held giving also thename
and addiess,to which such notice should be given.
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the
said by'-law but before doing so it may appoint a time and
place when any objection to the by-law will be considered.
Notice of any hearing that may be held will be given only
to persons who have filed an objection or notice of support
and who have left with or delivered to the Clerk. undersigned,
the address to which notice of hearing is to be sent.
THE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS will be the
3rd day of March, 1972.
DATED at the Town of Seaforth this 17th day of February
, 1972.
Ernest' M.' Williams, Clerk,
Box 610,
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