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"In some areas it is too much, But we have to be able to separate the septic tank system from the well in areas there is no sewage system." County planner Davidson said it must be recognized that a septic tank system in some areas of Huron County will have to con- tinue to work steadily for perhaps 20 or 30 years. He said the size of the lot should be adequate to permit the weeping bed to be dug up and moved to another area to give the land an opportunity to recover, It was also pointed out that if the land developer could prove by a perculation test that the size of the lot could be smaller and still permit adequate septic drainage, it would be permitted, A perculation test, according to Davidson, involved digging a hole about 18-inches square by two feet deep and saturating it with water for about 24 hours. Then the hole was filled with water and observed to determine how another heated discussion among county council members. The committee's report. showed that a fee of $40 would be levied against the seller where parcels of land were to be severed, The charge would be made, the report showed, whether the severance was granted or not. It was learned that when a parcel of land is to be split up, all property owners within 200 feet of the severance had to be notified to ascertain their reactions. "The procedure with obtaining consents is somewhat detailed and requires at least a mimimum of 30 days in order that the ap- plication can be processed in the proper manner," Krauter reported. "The local municipality, the Health Unit, the Regional Health Engineer, the Department of Highways and the County Engineer, if necessary, have to be contacted. An on-site inspection is made by the Planning Director and he, in turn, makes a report to the Land Division Committee. Once the application has been approved the various forms are forwarded to the appropriate people in- cluding the Department of Municipal Affairs, the local municipality and the land owner and interested parties. There is —Please turn to page 24 quickly the water got away. Davidson said a qualified person was required to take the perculation test, but added that if the land owner took trial tests on his property before calling in the engineer, he would have a better idea whether or not the per- culation test would be approved and the land judged Suitable for smaller lot purposes. Reeve Thompson concurred with Davidson and said the peiculation testing shouldn't be very costly if the co-operation of the department of health could be enlisted, Reeve John Flannery of Seaforth said he wasn't satisfied thatcounty councillors knew what these new regulations would mean to young couples deciding to build homes. lie said young people are "craving" for an indication of future costs and this legislation was not helping toward that end, Davidson reminded council that the official plan would be administered locally, not provincially as is the case in some instances governing building now. "We can be little more passionate in our decisions, " said Davidson. The report of the Land Division Committee cahired by Cal Kreuter, Brussels, brought on Huron County's plan came one step clew Thursday to becoming official, when members of Huron County Council approved the plan as ammended following public meetings throughout Huron. Gary Davidson, the county planning director, said the plan would now be forwarded to the Minister of Municipal Affiars for final approval. The amendments to the original plan, noted Davidson, were in the areas of seasonal residential regulations and the land use designations, par- ticularly with regard to lot sizes for private and sub-division expansion. Some other minor 'adjustments were suggested and approved by members of council Thursday. The size of lots as required in the plan came under lengthy discussion during the session with some councillors expressing sincere doubts about the regulations. Reeve Elgin Thompson, Tuckersmith, was one of the first councillors to express concern that if large lots of one acre or one and a half acres are necessary , it might induce people to go out and purchase an entire farm, build a house on one corner of it and allow the rest to grow up in weeds. Reeve Bill Elston, Morris, concurred. 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