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aspects such as a marina.
In (Affect, the only stringent
zone now is the "EP" or en-
viromental protection zoning, All
the others could well be changed
with formal application to council
or the ()MB after the bylaw is
passed.
The enviromental protection
zones are stringently enforced
arid designated by the Ministry of
Natural Resources. Although
they can be changed or built
within, like Point Edward,
Ontario, Mrs. Monteith said the
Ministry constantly monitors the
building and rarely grants
changes.
Il is quite likely Grand Bend
will apply for planning area
status. The bylaw is the first step
said Mrs. Monteith. She added
that since Bosanquet Township
and Lambkin County have
planning area status, the ()MB
might have told the village to link
into either of these plans.
However, with a policy statement
and definite zoning structures,
Grand Bend can show the OMB
why it should be a separate
area.
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how little (or how great) is
the damage.
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• Thames Road personals
THE VIEW is not bad up here! Johnny Steuer doesn't seem to mind being suspended in mid air on the teeter
totter by Brenda Steuer, left, and Jamie Kerr. All are from Huron Park. T-A photo by Sharon Specht.
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Borland, Jeff
and Brad were guests at the
Munn-Connelly wedding at St.
Peter's B.C. Church at Goderich
on Saturday and also the
reception and dance at Zurich
Community Centre.
A large number of people from
this community called at the
}topper-Hockey Funeral Home on
Friday to pay their respects to
the late Squire lierdman, The
sympathy of this area is extended
to Mrs. Herdman and family.
Quite a number of people
called at the Hopper-Hockey
Funeral Home in Exeter on
Tuesday evening and Wednesday
tin pay their respect to the late
Gordon {Mike) Hodgert. Sym-
pathy is extended to Mrs.
Hodgert and family.
Sympathy of the community is
extended to Mr, & Mrs. Jack
Borland and family in the passing
of their uncle the late E.W.
Willard formerly of near Mit-
chell.
Group U of the United Church
Women catered to the Rebekah
Banquet on Wednesday evening
in the church basement. There
were 94 ladies in attendance.
Mr, & Mrs. Alex Rohde of
Mitchell were Saturday evening
guests with Mr. & Mrs. William
Rohde,
Mrs. Barry Jeffery was the
hostess for a miscellaneous
bridal shower of the Jeffery
relatives for Miss Donna Hyde of
Toronto bride-elect of May 8. She
is t he bride to be of Bill Jeffery,
There were 14 ladies in at-
t e /Ida nee.
Mr. & Mrs. William Snow of
Kippen. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Snow of
Ilensall. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Snow of
London took their parents Mr. &
Mrs. William Snow out for supper
on Saturday evening to Cassa
d'uro in London. The occasion
was the wedding anniversary of
Mr. & Mrs. William. Snow Sr.
The May meeting of the United
Church Women will he held on
Monday evening at 8:30 'p.m.
Don't forget articles for hale.
JUVENILE CONSTRUCTION kept these children busy on the beach in Grand Bend over weekend. From left
to right are Mike Jones, Sarnia, Johnny Anderson and Bill Minzen, Grand Bend, Ricky Graham, Sarnia,
Kevin Minzen and Debby Wilson of Grand Bend. photo by Y. Romaniuk
GB planning status
Continued from page 1.
because "residents would
naturally oppose" multiple
family dwellings.
Mrs. ;Monteith said the plan
reflects a long term outlook for
Grand l3end to begin drawing
more permanent residents , • many of them retired, while
maintaining tourism as its base.
While Grand Rend has seen an
increase in permanent residents,
it has been slow to offer adequate
year-round community and
commercial facilities. She of-
fered the example of- a lack of
community hall in Grand Bend,
and %vent on to add that residents
of the village must go to Exeter,
Sea forth or elsewhere for en-
tertainment, particularly in the
winter months.
Mrs. Monteith said Grand Bend
should reduce its ratio of
residential to commercial from
75 to 25 to (10 to 40, The increase of
commercial zoning will allow the
merchants to carry the tax
burden, shifting it from the
rat epayer.
If Grand Bend is to increase its
commercial zones, it and its
permanent and seasonal
residential zones, and lessen its
dependence on Parkhill, Exeter
and Seaforth, they will have to
examine the question of an-
nexation of other properties as
they run out of land in their
municipal boundaries.
The municipality will
safeguard the residents within
Grand Bend however, by insuring
that no services offered outside of
the boundaries provide any ex-
cess strain on ratepayers in
Grand I3end. This will mean
developers will have to provide
fully serviced lots as part of the
package in a home.
Development within the village
according to the bylaw has been
appeased by a plethora of "I)" or
development areas. "D" zoning
is a loose designation that will
allow any of the three residential
designations to be built --or such
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