HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-10-21, Page 23A SWINGING TIME—Left Kim Van Dongan, Sandra Relouw and Cassie Van Dongan all of Grand
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them up for figure skating latst Saturday. Photo by McKinley
Lambton may build museum
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Times-Advocate, October 21, 1976
Page 23
plan debate •
eluding
vill age
not only Grand Bend municipalities that focus on
but also neighbouring Grand Bead,"
II) 11)1414AS
Central Location Beside P.O.
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CLOSED WED. & SUN,
OFF SEASON
238-8540
RAND
BEND
of Grand Bend, donated the
in museum to the county in his
will, and now Fred Walden has
donated his private colection to
the county as well.
To accommodate the collec-
tions, council is looking into the
feasibility of building a museum
in the area of 18,000 sqUare
feet in size located on land
approximately three miles south
of Grand Bend,
'The committee appointed by
Lambton County council is
planning to tour four museums
in the area to get a look at
their good and "bad points in
order to discover just what type
of building would be most •
efficient.
If the plans do go through
for the new museum, there '
would likely be a fund-raising
drive throughout the area to
raise public funds for the pro-
ject. This would enable the
county to make use of Wintarjo
grants as it is the policy of Win-
tario to only supply grants
matching what has been col-
lected from public funds for the
project, In this manner, hope- ,
fully the cost of ,the build-
ing would not have to be added ,
to the taxes of the people in
the area. Money' raised by the
sale of the Eisenbach property
would be considered public
funds.
Reeve of Grand Bend, Bob
Sharon is on the committee
looking into the possibility of
the new museum. He says the
committee could make their
recommendations to council
as early as two to three months
from now. However, it would be -
a year to a year and a half be-
fore there could possibly be a
functioning museum on the
,proposed new site.
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A new museum may be in the late Peter Eisenbach, owner
offing for Lambton County, The the Eisenbach museum
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• Question reeve's right to participate in
his rather unfortunate position as over by the reeve Bob Sharen or predate and applaud the ex-
an officer or sharehplder of an before a body which is securing
investment or holding company professional ad' ice from Mrs,
which we understand is actively Jean Monteith, your planning
engaged in the purchase of consultant,
property governed by this Southcott continued, "We wish
bylaw." to stress that we make no in-
With regret and on advice of ference or suggestion that he has
our solicitor we feel we should not intentionally influenced any
participate in any discussion of decision in a way that could be
our objections to the zoning construed as improper."
bylaw in a forum that is presided "Further we recognize, ap-
tensive amount of time that he
has given in the past and con-
tinues to give now in what we
believe to be a conscientious and
honest service to the com-
munity."
The prepared statement read
by Southcott continued,
"However, it appears to be ob-
vious that in his position as reeve
and inherent with that post, his
influence of council, he may find
himself in an awkward position
while acting at the same time as
an officer or shareholder of an
investment company buying
property in the community
controlled by this bylaw."
"Therefore we have taken the
advice of our solicitor who feels it
is inappropriate and inadviSable
for us to review our objections
before a body that is presided
over by Mr. Sharen or one of'
which he may be a participating
member," .
"Furthermore we are advised
by our solicitors that Wir,
Sharen's awkward position might
lead to a breach of the Municipal
Conflict of Interest Act, 1972."
Officials of Southcott Pines
Parklands Limited told Grand
Bend council Monday night that
they were questioning the right of
Reeve Bob Sharen to participate
in discussions of objections to the
zoning bylaw.
Spokesman Don Southcott said,
"Our concern about discussing
the zoning of our properties with
a body presided over by the reeve
relates to what we believe to be
Later in the meeting when the
matter was discussed briefly by
council, Sharen commented,
"This objection by Southcott's
will certainly bring on a public
hearing before our zoning bylaw
can become law,"
Sharen who is a director of
Ausable Holdings which has
purchased two properties in the
village during the past year said
he feels he would be restricted
from discussion only on
properties which his firm has a
direct interest.
The Southcott Pines release in
reference to Mrs. Monteith who is
the planning consultant for
Community Planners said, "As
for Mrs. Monteith we strongly
resent and repudiate the
suggestions she has made in a
recent telephone conversation
that we are an unscrupulous or
underhanded developer. These
insinuations were made by her
when we attempted to arrange a
discussion with Mrs. Monteith
over the philosophy and approach
she used in the development of
this zoning bylaw and the com-
plementary statement of plan-
ning policies." 4°'
"Because we are gentOely
disturbed at what we believe to
be a plan or concept lackingt in
both quality and imagination for
the development of a resort
communitywhich in our view has
considerable potential to attract
tourism facilities and services of
a high quality, we wanted the
opportunity to consider her views
before registering our criticism
of the bylaw."
"We specifically stated on at
least two occasions that we did
not wish to discuss with her any
concerns we had about the zoning
of our company-owned properties
but rather the overall concept.
Despite these clarifications, she
appeared to insist that we were
attempting solely to influence her
for our own personal gain and
that our motives were
dishonourable."
("We totally reject her in-
sinuations. We believe we have
tried to take a responsible and
conscientious approach to any
development activities we have
undertaken, Further, we have
attempted to consider the needs
of the general community in.
Cite possible conflict of interest