HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-03-31, Page 12features are concerned, and up to
,$1,000 each for Colborne and
Goderich township secondary
plans.Consultants are only to be
used as necessary
Reeve Bill Elston expressed his
regret at official notice that
Whitechurch Deposit Library had
been closed.
Librarian Bill Paratridge said
that only 15 books had circulated
in the entire final month of
operation and for that reason, had
not been considered a viable
library.
Mr. Partridge added that if
somebody in Whitechurch would
come forth with an offer to
maintain a library in the home,
the service could continue. In the
meantime, the county librarian
reminded Whitechurch readers to
remember the mail service
provided by the library for any
persons in Huron wanting specific
books to read.
Joseph Dietrich, a former
Stephen Township reeve and
county councillor, has been
appointed assistant tree
commissioner in Huron.1 rs
Gurpal Thind, , supervisor
Public Health Nursing, has
resigned effective March 31,
1976. A long discussion during the
afternoon session regarding
employee benefits led to retaining '
W.F.Moineau and Associates
who will provide consultation
services to H uron where
employee benefits are concerned
and act as the county's
spokesman when questions f
staff arise.
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County Council discusses
Farm buildings under Building Code
Should farm buildings come
under the Ontario Building Code?
Reeve Derry Boyle of Exeter
thinks they should, and he thinks
the Ontario Building code should
be amended accordingly.
The matter came up at Huron
county Council' s March session
Friday in Goderich when the
county planning board made a
recommendation to concur with a
proposal from Perth County
regarding the issuance of
building permits for farm
buildings. Such building permits,
council felt, should be for the
purposes of locating the building
on the site with regard to road
allowancei etc. and assessment
only.
Reeve Boyle questioned this,
and said that all buildings should
come under the Ontario Building
Code and be so constructed.
"There are persons who share
your view," commented county
planning director Gary Davidson.
"We have been silly enough th
provide cheap food and lots of it,"
stated. Deputy-Reeve Grant
Stirling, Goderich Township
"but when it comes to farm
buildings we build to last. There's
farm buildings around which have
stood for 100 years or more. We
read in the paper that it is the
public buildings that are falling
down, not the farm buildings."
Reeve Boyle also questioned
the province's request that all
historical buildings and heritage
areas be clearly designated on
secondary plans.
The planning director had
pointed out that that he does not
have anyone on his present staff
with the necessary expertise to do
this work..` He said that to engage
consultants to do the work, it
would cost about $2,500 for an
urban plan and $1,500 for a rural
plan. These costs would be
subsidized by a minimu of 50
percent by the province.
Reeve Boyle felt this could
infringe on a person's right to do
what he liked with his own
property.Mr. Davidson explained
this only gave provision for a 180
day period during which a
Power Plant
group to
study effects
of ozone
demolition permit could be
withheld until some alternative
plan could be achieved.
Upon being asked whether
anyone within the county had the
necessary expertise to do this
kind of work, Mr. Davidson
answered that Nick Hill, a former
county planner still living in
Huron, was able to do this as
were probably several others in
the county.
Council gave approval for up to
$1,500 to be spent for the Hensall
secondary plan where heritage
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The Huron Power Plant
Committee has been awarded a
$1,000 grant by the Ontario
government to research the
effects of ozone on plant life.
Adrian Vos, committee
chairman and president of the
Huron county Federation of
Agriculture, said the grant
announced by the royal
commission studying Ontario
Hydro's long-range plans (Porter
commission) will help the group
collect data on how ozone emitted
by industry and nuclear power'
stations affects agriculture.
With the assistance of the
University Of Guelph, the
committee will assemble research
datal on the effects of ozone on.
Huron County crops, including
white beans.
"This information i
a
s just what
we need," he saidadding that
it will be compiled and made
available to the general public.
The information collected will
also form the basis of briefs and
submissions to the Porter
commission when its hearings
reasume later this year, he said,
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