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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1970-08-27, Page 9Mho farewell to base commaader Mr, Fred Millar, Base Civilian Personnel Officer (right) presents Col. E. W. Ryan, Base Commander with a suitcase (on behalf of Base civilian personnel) as a Parting gift prior to his posting to National Defence College, Kingston. --Canadian Forces photo. The Civilian Staff of Base Clinton recently bid farewell to Colonel and Mrs. E. W. Ryan on their'departure from the Base. with a suitcase, Mrs. Ron was. Colonel Ryan was presented presented with flowers.! Mrs. Thelma Jones makes a floral presentation (on behalf of civilian personnel) to Mrs. E. W. Ryan, prior to her departure from CFB Clinton. --Canadian Forces photo. CELEBRATING _2$ years in business : - r ;out • TV. 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REG. $6.98 3 17 MANY MORE itEMs oN SALE TOO NUM8AbLis TO Litt Phone 482,:9511 Clinton, During the gathering of CFB civilian personnel to honour Col. and Mrs. E. W. Ryan prior to their departure from the base. Mrs. Vera Paulin and her son Richard provided organ and guitar selections. --Canadian Forces photo. Ontario.. . to. Implement. building ',code 'soon. ..„. 'Municipal Affant Minister Darcy MeKePng11 has armAkmced that the 00440 Government will implement uniform building standards in the Province "as B414.4 as possible." Be said "the efficiencies implicit in a system of uniform building and fire safety standards should alleviate some Of the serious housing problems that we have been facing." "WO know that it does not preset the only solution to the 11017lng crisis, but it is another dec'sive step in the right di ction," Mr. McKeough told t e annual convention of the ntario Municipal Association here. The Government has decided to place the responsibility for organizing and operating Uniform building standards with the Department of Labour. Labour Minister Dalton Bales told the convention that his Department will appoint two review committees to work out the practicalities of implementing uniform building standards. "One committee will be responsible for drafting appropriate legislation. It will examine existing legislation in Ontario and resolve any 'differen.ees that exist between municipal' building by-laws, proviriCial standards, The National Building Code and The National Fire Code. "The second committee will advise on the necessary organization for effective inspection of building standards, aPPrjval procedures, uniform interpretation and enforcement, and developing staff, training and education programs." Mr. Bales added that a great deal of detailed work has to be done before uniform standards can be introduced "and we will proceed with this as rapidly as possible. "We will need to test and discuss the programs these committees develop on both the public and private sectors to ensure that all possible difficulties are adequately resolved before legislation is implemented." Mr. McKeough said the idea of a universal system of building standards has strong appeal and "would result in substantial efficiencies in the planning, &Sign administration and construction orbilildings as Well as in the processing and stocking of building materials." Jim Snow, MPP for Halton East and a general contractor, first urged the Ontario Legislature to adopt uniform building standards in March 1968. In September, 1968, Mr. McKeough set up an advisory committee under the chairmanship of Mr. C. D. Carruthers, an engineering consultant, to explore the whole subject area. The Committee reported back on January 9th, 1970. Among its recommendations were: —Adoption of the National Building Code of Canada 1970 and .the National Fire Code ..of C4n444.197.9i • • _. Th0 development" of an. :Budding Code during the trarisitionary..stage to .,include. necessary .• standards not now i0cotporated • to the national A 'review of present legislation 4.04.- the'. development of new. legiSlation where necessary; The appointment of two interim ;Kim committees; • The establishment of bnilding - inspeetiOn . training and eertification. McKeough said that .after lengthy study of the Carruthers Committee report by both the private- and public Sectors, the Gov.ernment decided to implement 'its recommendations, McKeough. told the audience of municipal leaders that "the Carruthers. Committee recommended . and the Government subscribes to the view- that building and safety inspection are -properly • local government responsibilities — perhaps administered at the county or regiOnal level. 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