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Several corrections were made to the by-
law, In this respect, Mr. Davidson said that
to his knowledge this was the first
comprehensive zoning by-law for an
agricultural area,
Mr. Davidson asked that everyone who
had a complaint against the by-law to put it
in writing and give it to the township clerk,
James McIntosh no later than Monday,
August 28. He asked that in the complaint a
person state whether he was philosophically
opposed to land use control or in favour of
the by-law with specific changes.
After August 28 Mr. McIntosh will
forward the by-law and any complaints
pertaining to it to the Ontario Municipal
Board for approval.
Approval of the by-law is one of the
requirements set out by the provincial
ministry of finance and intergovernmental
affairs before the ministry will aprrove the
plan of subdivision for the area.
In turn, the plan of subdivision must be
approved and registered so that legal titles
to property on the base can be cleared.
Owners of the properties may now take
agreements of sale, but until the plan of
subdivision is approved and registered, they
cannot give the new owner the actual title,
Mr. Davidson said.
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agreement signed,"
Jack Lane, Business Administrator, said
16 families in the area had contributed to
buy playground equipment for their
children, but now children from other areas
of the city were coming in. "This is part of
the dilemma in the agreement not being
signed." He said he believed the ratepayers
would organize officially.
In other business, the board voted to
install a portable classroom at St. Joseph's
School at Kingsbridge to free a classroom
for the kindergarten class which for the past
four years has been accommodated on the
stage of the gymnasium. This decision
resulted from a presentation to the board by
supporters from the school at the July 10
meeting when the kindergarten situation
was explained and the substandard
conditions outlined.
The portable is to be rented at a cost of
$2,500 per year and to be installed by
September first or as soon after as possible.
At present there are 12 students in the
Kindergarten and in September there will
be nine starting.
Mr. Lane reported the completion of
details in the purchase of the 208 Queen
Street property in Stratford to enlarge the
Immaculate Conception playground and
that as soon as the dead was received the
property committee would call for tenders
for the demolition of the house. Mr. Morris
said a month's extension would have to be
made for demolition of the building.
The board granted permission to the City
of Stratford to use the separate schools for
polling places for the upcoming municipal
election. They refused a request from a
solicitor for Miss Edith Robinson that she
be allowed to have a fence built three feet in
on the school property adjacent to her
property at 216 Queen Street in Stratford.
Reporting for the building and
maintenance committee, Trustee Vincent
Young of Goderich reported on asphalting,
etc. being carried out at the various separate
schools in Huron and Perth. He received
permission for hiscommittee to go ahead
and have signs put on all the schools
reading Unauthorized Persons and Vehicles.
Prohibited. He said his committee felt these
signs were necessary, not to keep out
children playing on the grounds when the
schools were closed, but others such as
snowmobile operators. This will enable the
police to enforce the rules.
Mr. Vincent reported that seven bids had
been received to supply no, 2 fuel oil to the
11 schools heated by this method and that
the lowest bid of 16,3 cents had been
accepted from Ross Scott, Brucefield,
Trustee Arthur Haid, R.R.4 Listowel,
made recommendations that William
Baechler of Zurich be appointed as full-time
bus driver at St. lloniface School in Zurich,
`and Lee Regier become a full-time
custodian at the same school.
Mr. Haid asked the integration of
transportation services between the Huron.
County board of education be continued,
serving areas of mexinop Township and
parts of Hullett and Morris Townships. This
integration has meant a savings of $2,000
for the Huron-Perth board this school term,
He also asked that all drivers of board,
owned buses be paid the same $10 a day
rate as last year but that pay for extra-
curricular driving be increased to $3 an
hour from $2,50. The board accepted all his
recommendations.
winter for the athletes who are
interested,
A vote of thanks was
extended to Knuckey for his
great assistance through the
summer for track and field
enthusiasts here, in Clinton and
in Brussels.
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of busing per day could be eliminated if
Huron School board buses would pick up
these children, all residing on roads
travelled by Huron's buses.
"Some buses are already stopping at these
gates to pick up children attending other
schools," said I3ruinsma.
He said that according to last year's bus
routes, there would be plenty of room for
extra students,
Principal Schuurman said that he didn't
like to think of their request as being for
"free transportation" but rather for
permission to use "empty seats" on Huron
County School Board buses.
He referred to former Minister of
Education Thomas Wells who suggested
that Christian School boards go to their
public school boards and see if
arrangements could be made to "share
facilities".
Huron Board chairman R, M, Elliott said
that in his view, Wells had abdicated his
responsibility by leaving it up to "100
different boards to deal with the problem in
100 different ways",
"We're in the red now and we're asking
for help", said Bruinsma.
George Parsons of Goderich asked if the
Christian School board had considered the
difference to their budget if they paid their
proportionate costs to the Huron board,
"No we haven't," admitted Bruinsma,
"but I don't think it would be too
beneficial."
Parsons told the delegation it should
investigate the savings through this
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the town would get the $573,870 loan as
soon as possible. The remaining $256,930
will be raised by issuing 20 year debentures.
The extension to the sewers became
necessary when the town was informed by
the environment ministry that no further
residential or industrial expansion would be
possible until Clinton stopped dumping raw
sewage into the Hayfield river, The cost is
expected to double the surcharge on water
rates.
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Harriers meet
arrangement before abandoning the idea
entirely,
John Broadfoot who was conducting the meeting at the request of Chairman Bob told the delegation the matter would be discussed thoroughly and the decision made known to them,
Transportation contracts for carriers of
trainable retarded students were fixed until
June, 1973,
George Cameron and Gordon
Montgomery who transport children to
Golden Circle School in Wirigharn will
receive an increase of three percent over
,2575 per mile; Bluewater Taxi carrying students to Queen Elizabeth School at the rate of 22.66 cents per mile per day; Earl's
Taxi transporting students to Huron Hope
at Centralia at the rate of 22.66 cents per
mile per day; and Huron Automotive which
takes children to Queen Elizabeth School at
a cost of 20.60 cents per mile per day.
On Monday evening, the
executive of the Huron Harriers
met at the home of the
president, Tom Worthington,
241 South Street, to discuss the
future of the club now that Bob
Knuckey, track co-ordinator
sent to this area by the
provincial government, is
leaving,
Knuckey gave the group
instructions for organizing and
carrying out a track and field
meet. He also outlined the
various ways in which track and
field clubs can keep the
members active and interested
throughout the winter months
when there is no "indoor track"
in the community.
Knuckey said that track and
field meets are held all fall in
many parts of the province to
Which local athletes should have
'an opportuiPty to go. He also
noted that slime indoor track
meets are held throughout the
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