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power to decide where such
things as service stations and
other features, should be locat-
ed, There must be mutual co-
operation between Council and
Board.
Regarding financing, Mr,
ermine stated that the Planning
Board determines how much
money it needs to do its job
and then forwards the amount
to the County Council to pay.
Asked about grants, he said I
there were none at present' and
no prospect that there would
he unless special case.
He recommended strongly
that "before you proceed, be
sure the time is ripe, You may
need, planning Program, here,
but on the other hand, you must
consider the whole matter care-
fully or perhaps suffer in the
long run."
Donald Snider, chairman, Kit-
chener-Waterloo Connty Sub-
urban Planning Board, related
the experiences in his area
with 13 municipalities He said
the area is expanding rapidly
and conditions had become al-
most intolerable. ' For
Mr. Gonnne felt any local
planning program could .be in-
eluded in the overall County
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plan, if adopted. This was in
'answer to Carl, Dalton, 'Reeve
of Seaforth, which is embark-
ing on a plan locally.
honor MeKillop Family
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honor Mr. and Mrs. William.
Dennis and Geraldine who
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played. during the evening,
after which an address was
read by Mrs. Campbell Wey
and a presentation of a large
picture was made by Robert
McMichael and Jack Bosmati.
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Huron Council Considers
County-Wide lanning
Huron County. Council, • at its stated. "By its • very nature, board; Goderich, planning.
next 'meeting on November 13- ' such a plan is comprehensive in board; Wingham, . joint plan-.
14, will receive a further re- scope rather than detail. It. pro- •ring board with Morris, Turn- •
port . from its Industrial and vides the necessary larger un- berry and East Wawanosh
Tourism Committee following a derstanding of planning 'prob-• TownshipS. • Area. subdivision
'conference. regarding a' Plan .- lems,• the establishment of a control by-laws exist in Gode-
ning Program, requested by. the. framewotk • within . which to rich .and. Wingham, • and Cal-
committee &Om a firm of Kit- work and the • assurance of con- borne, Goderich, Morris, •Stan-
chener planning, consultants. . dimity and compatibility of lo, ley, Turnberry and. Wawanosh
The committee held an open cal propesaIS," . . ' ' Townships• restricted area .by-
meetir/ in the Court House, Mr. Smith advised that a full- laws in Goderich• and .Exeter
Goderich, last week,. with rep- time planning and development towns, and Colborne and Steph-
resentatives present from • var-• officer would be .requiredi to en. Townships. . .
ious local municipalities in the implement planning: proposals. After going over. the report,
county; representatives of the He .estimated that the cost of Mr.. Smith commented: "If the •
consultants; Ontario Depart- the study, analysis and draft County of Huron undertakes
merit of Municipal Affairs; Mid- plan preparation, as outlined in 'the•Planning Program, .it won't
western Development'..Associa, the. appraisal, would range be- solve all 'your. •problems. It is •
• •.tion;• and Kitchener-Waterloo tween$55•;000: and $60,000 spread like a . roof; it can 'serve as ' a'
Suburban Planning Board.. • over 18 months of the contract shelter white ' you • build the
CalvinKrauter, Reeve of. Final costs, however, could not • '
Brussels, committee chairman be fixed accurately until a de
presided .and. with him, were tailed pregrani has been agreed .
committee. members Roy West- upon betWeen . the County of
Cott, t,lsborne; a B. Such, Gode- Huron and. the consultants. • .
rich; Mervyn Cudtriore, Exeter; The report concluded: (1) that
6,tit Warden Donald McKenzie, a planning program is vital to
Ashficld. the future growth and devel-
opment of the Obunty of Huron
and- its municipalities; (2) that
this program should be under- E. A. onmaie, d'iyi:ce hnd
taken as soon .a3 possibit;. (3) for Community Planning; On. that only. the County has there= tario Department, of Municipal. sources requited;. (4) that costs Affairs, declared that the ap-involved. are miner in relation- praisal as. submitted ()Hated a. hand was • Harry .Strang, clerk. ship to the costs, Beth financial very fair outline if the Counts
of Ilsborrie, . - • 1 and social of an uncontrolled of. Huron ever decided to pro-
Howard S. Smith of Dryden' and tin guided growth; (5) that coed with it Tho firm was a
and Smith, planning constiltants,...the emphasis mud be toward highly respected firm of consul-
Kitchener, presented a compre. positive"rather- than negative . . heitSive appraisal for A plati. ' programs of control:: (6) that t"t8' ,
Indicating steps to be taken, • ning prngtatn, for the County of implementation. ,, undoubtedly ...
Huton . •. will taqUite at least one addl. ..mt, Goulli said the cotinty, •
..._ hi. • , cited it had decid,:d to proceed,
• The etilline submitted inelud: tiori to the permanent stall 'Of must• apply to the Minister .0f,
ed: Physical features, such as the .County, :and that reergailiz-
geology,. physiography,- and. tOp. ation. of munieipal functions be Mttaiel P al Affairs asking him geology, to. define a planning area. ography_, soils an d lan d capabim tween the county aild its mem- There should be a fair .amou'n't
ty„'elitnate and natural r'esotirca bet itimicipalities may be 1n- (.)f instificatioit for establishing
es; historical hackgrOurid . trans, dieated, •• , I planninrs unit .
pertation and comninnicatien, ,Mt 8inith reeerninetided that .` 6 .
"I think the County of Htiton. population; economic base and the appraisal. and program be. . ' et...i.S. a logical unit. to undertake development; housing; public accepted: in principle by me a ..Planning program as a plan•
studies.
services both And utili
urban
es;
.and
land
rural; rt
Use fri
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dustial
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an
that
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stri
pr nirig area," he snggested. -, a -.
schools; community facilities port to County Council and P6- Mr. Gomme stated it woUld
and services; parks; recreation quest council's approval to call he the responsibility of the
and conservation; and local a meeting of all county mUnici. COUtitY Connell to appoint a. . government. , . palities to discuss the program. Planning Board whose menibers
"The development plan is The repott noted existing de- NYehe Mintild "ecl istcr.uire thT e "Pn r P°vat °f the lanning meant to act as a genera guide fined planning areas and ton -
for the orderly and logical,...dev-.. troll. Clinton,.inaetive plan- i edr"7d111 '".‘:Is e e e cc e( Connell, bite 6 not have the' elopMent, of an area. IVIt, 'Sinn rang board, • Tixeter, tlannitig
Other county councillors pre-
sent "on their own time" were
Carl Dalton and W J. Cuthill.
Seaforth; Stewart Piocter, Mor-
ris; Leroy Thiel, Zurich; Elgin
Thompson, Tuckersmith; and A.
O. Smith, Turnbetry. Also on
Municipality properly. It should
show how the taxpayers. can
benefit; how mistake:, tan be
avoided."
"A Plan won't sol-r ..net
problems bet it will solve SOMC
of them," he declared. "I think
it is vitally needed and urge
the County of Huron to adopt
it,"
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