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To the Electors of Brussels
I sincerely would like to
thank all those who voted
for me on December 4th.
Wayne Lowe
To the Electors of Brussels
Thank you for the fine support you
have shown me December 4. It is
much appreciated.
Wishing you all a Happy Christmas
and a Prosperous 1973.
H. L (Hunk) Ten has
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To. the Electors of Grey Township N.
Thanks for the support I re-
ceived on the December
4th election.
COMPLIMENTS of the SEASON !
Cliff Bray
Huron takes look at plan':
1
and produced plenty ,of hot deb'
hate
Anson McKinley of Stanley
Township Claimed the section
prevented trailers in :agricul,
tnral areas even though the per-
Son re$Wil)g .41. the trailers
were “agrlculturaily oriented",,
"We' must have some. control
but certainly not the rigidity
that is built Into. this," stated
Reeve McKinley.
Charles Thomas, reeve of,
Grey., said the county was en,,
deavoring: to '}lump us all to,
gether". Be complained that.
rural municipalities which were
in agreement with trailers locat,
ing within their boundaries in
certain locations, would he
prevented from allowing this,
"The urban municipalities
have secondary plans, " said
Reeve Thomas, "That's where
the regulations should be, When
you put it. in the overall county
plan, you are lumping us all
together."
Several members of council,
including warden Elmer Hayter,
felt the control was still with
the local municipalities through
the zoning bylaws. Other mem-
bers, however, said no zoning
bylaws would be approved that
were in conflict with the Official
Plan of the county,
Some members of councilar-
gued that the policy was not too
restrictive when viewed on r.a
broader scale". Reeve Paul
Carroll of Goderich said the
control was needed since there
could be five or 10 years between
the Official Plan and the approval
of secondary plans throughout the
county.
hope UDIRA will look into
this," said Reeve McKinley. "1
don't think the policy should be
so rigid right off the bat. This
is not what was presented to this
county."
Reeve Carroll said some.
members of council were not
talking land use, but rather
assessment. He said it was
im,portant, to find a balance from
both the urban and rural points
of view.
Reeve Carroll noted that the
urban centres were concerned
about increased urban-like de-
velopment in rural areas be-
cause it meant that an increased
number of people residing in the
country and paying taxes to rural
municipalities were using the
services usually provided only
by urban municipalities such as
arenas, swimming po ols, etc.
He was reminded by Warden
Hayter that rural dwellers also
spend their money in the urban
centres.
The. county's Official poll
has had yet another review by
county councilandmemberswere
.concerned .enough about some new
segment proposed by the pro,
vincial .governtnent to refer the
whole matter back to the plan-
ping committee for another Igo*.
The, portion on mobile. homes
within the county was .one which
caused the most concern among
the councillors, It was termed
'too restrictive" in that it
stated that mobile homes or house
trailers would "only be permitted
as serni-perManent Or permanent
dwelling unita. 131rOvided they are
located in a properly Planned
trailer park which, in turn, shall
only be permitted by an amend-
ment to the restricted area ("zon-
ing) bylaw implementing the
municipalitY'S secondary
The debate which began
Thursday continued into Friday
Sherrie Heibein stops to watch the other children for a
minute. This is at rehearsal Friday afternoon for the Brussels
School Concert.
THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 13, 1972-15