HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-09-19, Page 25THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1990. PAGE 25.
Morris passes 2 zoning changes Obituaries
Morris Council passed two re
zoning by-laws after a public
meeting held during regular ses
sion on September 4. Reeve Doug
Fraser declared a pecuniary inter
est as he is the proposed purchaser
of one of the lots.
Joanne Richter of the Huron
County Planning Department was
in attendance as were landowners
George and Marie Blake and Sid
and Melody White, the proposed
purchasers of the second property.
Reeve Fraser asked Mrs. Richter
to review the application and the
proposed amendment for Trans-
maris Farms Lot 15, Cone. 6. A
letter was read from the Health
Unit stating that they had no
objections to the amendment and
the Huron County Planning De
partment recommended approval
of the application. There were no
objections from council or from any
landowners in attendance.
Clem McLellan was appointed
chairman for the zoning amend
ment meeting for Lot 30, Cone. 9.
The application was reviewed
and there were no comments or
objections to the proposal. The
Planning Department again recom
mended approval. A motion was
made stating that the residence on
the Blake property at Lot 30, Cone.
9 has been occupied for a reason
able length of time.
Reeve Fraser resumed the posi
tion of chairman after the zoning
amendment passed.
In regular business Bruce Mc-
*Lennan of Harris Computer Sys
tems made a presentation to Coun
cil of a final quote for a computer
system. Council accepted the pro
posal for a Microcomputer with two
video display terminals and one 250
Character per second printer. Also
included is software for tax billing,
Accounts Payable, and uniplex-
word processing for the quoted
price of $20,000.
The resolution from the Ontario
Federation of Anglers and Hunters
concerning the threat of the zebra
mussel in the water systems was
supported by Council. The resolu
tion requests that the federal and
provincial governments create
massive research and control initia
tives for the zebra mussels.
A letter was read from a Walton
landowner’s lawyer advising Coun
cil that his client objects to the use
of the service station, as he feels it
does not conform with the by-law.
It is presently being used as an
auto-repair shop.
Roger Brown, Brian Marks and
one other Walton resident attended
the meeting to discuss the concern.
After discussion about the nature
of the complaint of the building’s
use the owner was given re-zoning
forms and told any additional
information would be forwarded to
him. Clarification is being sought
from the County Planning Depart
ment as well.
Council designated September
23-29 as “Build Safe, Build Smart
Week’’; October 15 - 20 as “Local
Government Week’’ and November
19 - 25 as. “Recycling Week” in
Morris.
The information sheet for the
recycling program was approved
and will be distributed to residents
with the blue boxes.
It was decided that the township
should enter into an agreement
with Bluewater Recycling in Grand
Bend and ship the materials to
their plant. A letter will be for
warded to Bluewater requesting
the necessary contract forms.
The Huron County Health Unit
has requested that Council attach a
form to building permits explaining
that plumbing permits are requir
ed.
A copy of Bill 229 was presented
to the Council for review. It
outlines that at the next municipal
election the head of council will be
named Mayor.
Council authorized Clerk Nancy
Michie to attend a Freedom of
Information workshop at Conestoga
College on October 16, with the $90
registration paid.
A request was received from a
landowner on the Centre Sideroad
in Bluevale concerning the timing
of pavement on the road. Council
asked Mrs. Michie to forward a
letter to the resident advising that
Council plan the project in the near
future when MTO funding is
available. Council also asked that
suggestions to help the speed limit
problem be included in the letter,
as they are aware that when the
road is paved the speeding of
vehicles will be increased causing a
safety problem.
A motion was made that the
township proceed to register the
by-law and deed for the acquisition
of the road allowance on Part 7,
Cone. 1 from Bridge Motors and
forward necessary costs to them.
The tile drain loan application of
Larry and Myrtle Badley be accept-
Continued on page 26
CHARLOTTE COOK
Charlotte Cook passed away at
Huronview on Wednesday, Sep
tember 12, 1990 in her 92nd year.
Born in East Wawanosh Town
ship, she was the daughter of the s
late James and Mary Tunney. In
1917, she married her husband the
late C. Walter Cook at her parents’
Westfield home. The couple farm
ed in East Wawanosh until moving
to Blyth in 1959. Mrs. Cook was a
member of the Blyth United
Church and was an active member
of the U.C.W. group. She particu
larly enjoyed sewing, quilting and
growing flowers.
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in 1968. Also predeceasing her was
a daughter, Laverne; two sisters,
Margaret Harrington and Jean
Kechine; one granddaughter and
one great-grandson. She will be
sadly missed by nine grandchildren
and 29 great-grandchildren. A
half-brother Orville Tunney of
Blyth survives her.
Relatives and friends from Ayl
mer, London, Kitchener, Toronto
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Mrs. Cook at the funeral service at
the Tasker Chapel in Blyth on
September 14, at 2 p.m. Rev.
Lorenzo Ramirez officiated. Inter
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