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16—THE BRUSSELS POST JANUARY 4 1978
County health unit
budget up by $50,000
KEEPING THINGS RUNNING — Brussels, Mdrris
and Grey arena manager Henry Exel is shown at his
desk from which he oversees the operation of the
new facility. Activities at the new building are now in
full swing. (Photo by Langlois)
MAKING IT SMOOTH — Sam Workman is shown on the machine that Scrapes and
floods the ice at the new Brussels, Morris and Grey arena. Mr. Workman is, kept
busy as the arena is now heavily booked for hockey and other activities.
(Photo by Langlois)
The budget for the health unit
County is up about
)50.000 in 1978 from $518,782 in
1977 to $566,310 in 1978. The
county and the province share.the
costs on a 50-50 basis. the report
noted.
Salaries and wages are .up as,
are employee benefits, fees for
services and honoraria rents andi
utilities and administrative
expenses. Travel expenses,
equipment purchases and.
materials and supplies,have bee&
reduced.
_ The Family Planning budget is
down about $12.000 from $65,430
in 1977 to $52.920 this year. The
prm .ince funds this program in its
entirety.
The Plumbing and the environ-.
meat section of the health unit
brought in a budget which is up
from $79.550 in 19 77 to $86,850 in
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October. The remaining 34,000
_urban properties will probably be
inspected by April.
Huron andPerth counties are
doing well economically, he said.
They show steady gains in both
assessment and population.
The assessment inspection
program serves two purposes,
Mr. Jenkins said. It will bring
assessment figures up to date and
will help the assessment offices
prepare for the new provincial
property tax system based on the
marekt value of properties,
expected in 1979 or 1980. •
Only improvements of, 'more
than $2,500 will affect the assess-
ment value of .the property; Mr.;
Jenkins said. Additions of faMily
rooms, fireplaces and major
renovations of homes account for •
most of the improVements.
Energy-saving devices such as
solar heating systems wily not
increase assessment, he noted.
Mr. Jenkins said there are
significant assessment changes
busy with 25 per cent more
*boAings for films over 1976 and
telephone requests for infor-
mation and material from head-
quarters and the Midwestern
Regional Library Systent. For this
reason. another telephOne line
into the library has been installed
making the monthly telephone
bill higher.
Budgets
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department.
In other business. the road
department reported purchase of.
one $2 7 500 truc k,
chassis„ box and hoist froni
Reg Metiee and Solis Ltd..
Goderieh, at a total tender'price
'or $21.948.-18,
on many farms. New buildings
increase assessment, as does
improvement of farm land itself.
Tile draining 'increases assess-
ment, he said.
Mr. Jenkins said all assess-
ment commission officers carry
identification cards, and are
willing to prove their identity
before inspecting a property,.
There are no penalties for
improvements which took place
since the last inspection, even
though improvements may not
have been reported.
1978. The county pays $28,950
towards this department; this-
province, $19,000; and inspection
lees generate an estimated
$38,900... .
General government_ costs are
down :slightly in 1978 ,from
$84,800 to $78,900 with the major
item being funds for the. history
project--$10,00--transferred into
the library budget, The general
administration budget is up an
estimated $2,000 from $196,100
in 1977 tb $198,000 in, 1978:
The library budget is up
considerably from $354.650 in
1977 to $383.550 in 1978.
Administrator Bill Hanly said the
' main increases are in salaries, the
cost of books and periodicals and
telephone costs.
It was explained that the library
telephone has been extremely
Property tax assessors to survey county
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