HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-09-05, Page 19Morris talks with
recycling company
A representative from Bluewater
Recycling was in attendance at the
August 28 meeting of Morris
council to discuss the company’s
operation with Council.
Francis Veilleaux said that the
Grand Bend company will process
glass, tin, paper and plastic with
the charge for shipping the bin to
Bluewater being $200 a year. There
would also be a charge of $5-$6 per
yard to process the materials.
Council agreed to discuss the
proposal later in the meeting and
Mr. Veilleaux left.
A letter was read from Don
Carter Disposal in Wingham con
cerning the pickup and delivery of
recylable materials to Mt. Forest.
A motion was made that Mr. Carter
be advised that Council is not
interested at this time in changing
the operation for the recyclables
and plan to use the depot box at the
land fill site. However, they agreed
that his proposal would be con
sidered if the procedure should be
changed in the future.
Council instructed Clerk Nancy
Michie to notify David Rapson of
RR 3, Brussels for a price confirma
tion to haul the recycling bin to
plants in either Stratford or Grand
Bend.
__ Mrs. Michie was also asked to
prepare an information sheet to be
delivered to the householders with
their recycling boxes.
A new section and lid are to be
added to the bin at the landfill site
at a cost of $100.
Ralph Darlow, a Morris township
landowner was at the meeting to
discuss road conditions. Mr. Dar
low said that the roads could be
graded more often to avoid pot
holes. Council agreed to look into
the matter and talk to Road
Superintendent Lloyd Michie.
Zoning concerns for Lot 16,
Cone. 1, North Part, were discuss
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can not be allowed on the lands
since it is only 49 acres and the
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sory for agriculture.
Council also discussed a com
plaint from the owner of South
Part, Lot 1, Plan 31Z, which was
formerly owned by Nelson Marks.
Council agreed to send a letter to
the owner asking him to notify
them in writing of the type of
business he plans to establish and
clarify if this business complies
with the zoning by-law.
A fee of $33 is to be paid for a
permit from MTO to erect a PRIDE
sign in Belgrave. This is subject to
approval from MTO.
The tenders for the work on the
Belgrave Women’s Institute Hall
have been approved by the Mini
stry of Energy, Council was inform
ed. A motion was made that the
township enter into an agreement
with the Ministry for an energy
conservation grant for the hall.
Council has requested that a
letter of confirmation be sent from
the contractor who will be installing
the furnace, stating that the fur
nace will be suitable for operation
at the hall.
A letter was presented to Council
from the solicitor of the Queen’s
Hotel owner. He is requesting a
building permit to complete the
renovations and the solicitor will be
notified that approval must first be
received from the Health Unit
before the permit can be issued.
Council will decide at its Septem
ber meeting on a date for a public
meeting to discuss the grant re
quest for Belgrave arena renova
tions. Council felt they would like
to hear the ratepayers’ comments
before reaching any decision.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1990. PAGE 19.
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