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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-01-16, Page 3Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 16, 1985=Page 3 Council *from page 1 by-law states every basement, cellar, crawl space and similar space shall be adequate- ly ventilated to the outside air and adequately drained. All basements, cellars and crawl spaces shall have a concrete floor or an approved equivalent for purposes of water drainage and to guard against the entry of vermin. All canopies, marquees, signs, awnings, cellar stairways, fire escapes, stand pipes, exhaust ducts and similar overhanging extensions shall be maintained in good repair, be properly anchored so as to be kept in a .secure and sound�colydf£ion, and shall be protected from the .'elements and against decay and "rust • by the periodic application of a weather coating material such as paint or other protective treatment.. Foundationsshall be of masonary, concrete or other acceptable material, and designed to adequately support the loads' imposed 'and provide a drybasement or crawl space. They shall be free of cracks " and leaks . and defective mortar joints or masonry. The foundation walls of a building shall be maintained so as to prevent dangerous passes pro.standards by'iaw person for. every„ 100 square feet of floor area of habitable rooms other than kitchens. Children_ up to and including those eight Years of age, shall be counted as half a person each for computing the number of occupants in a dwelling. Every bathtub, shower and water closet shall be fully enclosed within a bathroom or toilet room, equipped with a door capable of being closed to secure privacy, and shall be separated from any room that is used for. the preparation, cooking, storing or consumption of food or for sleeping pur- poses, but shall be located within and accessible from within the dwelling unit. The requirements of this section shall not prevent the occupants' of a residential property from sharing water closet or wash basin or bathtub or shower, provided' that access -to a water closet and wash basin and bathtub or shower can be had without going through a room or rooms of another dwelling and provided that at least one water closet, wash basin and bathtub or shower is supplied for each eight persons, or fraction thereof, who share . the said facilities. settlement of the building or the entrance of insects, rodents, or excessive moisture into basements, cellars or crawl spaces. Maintenance shall including shoring r)ir. underpinning of the walls, installing sub- soil drains at the 'footings, . grouting masonry cracks, waterproofing the walls and joists and using other suitable means.. Every yard, parking lot and vacant property shall be kept clean and free from salvage, rubbish, ashes and other debris and from objects and conditions that might create an\accident, fire or health hazard. Any moter vehicle, trailer, traction engine, farm tractor, road building mach- inery, and any vehicle drawn, propelled, or driven by an kind of power or any boat, or any parts or sections thereof which are in a wrecked, discarded, dismantled,, partially dismantled, inoperative or, abandoned condition may not. be parked, stored, or left in the open. Any such vehicles, trailers, boats or component thereof must be relocated to a, completely enclosed location or otherwise removed from the property. The number of occupants in a dwelling or adwelling unit shall not exceed one Coun.- ea plans review of employees job descriptions tions .to accoinpany'salary schedules. This he said would set out how much Should be paid for the employees based on their per- formance. . Reeve Elston agreed with the Exeter reeve. He mentioned an employee in the planning department who "automatically" had her salary increased on the anniversary date of the start of her employment. Junior planner Cindy Fisher had her salary level changed and now earns $24,414 annually, up from $23,322. Neither the:junior planner new the nutri- tionist's. salaries have been increased to 1985 levels. Exeter deputy -reeve Lossy Fuller called for job descriptions andevaluation of employees to be a "top priority" in 1985. WardenPaul Steckle agreed it would be. "I'm not 'in any way critical of this employee (Mrs. Thompson)," .said Reeve Johnston. "But, as an elected official I have to ask the questions." By Stephanie Levesque plained that Mrs: Thompson has been Huron County Council will give top priori-- employed with the Board of Health for 661 ty to, a review of its employees' job descrip= days since June 1977. County clerk - tions and evaluations in 1985. treasurer Bill Hanly.. added that Mrs. A lengthy discussion was started at Cour l Thompson, as a part-time employee, is now .ty Council's January session when a recom-: -at level -three, the level she will be at as a mendation from the Huron Board of Health full-time employee. called for increasing the current. part-time Reeve Johnston gave his thanks for the nutritionist, Cathy Thompson, to full-time. explanation, but then _questioned whether County Council approved the full-time nutri salary increases are made on the basis of tionist, subject to ministry of health ap- the length of employment or on their actual proval. job performance. . The nutritionist, effective with the"Is. that county policy?" asked Reeve county's second payroll in 1985, will receive Johnston. $25,454 a year. The position has a salary Mr. Hanly replied that it is policy to make schedule which ranges from $22,646 to salaryincreases annually. $27,378. Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle then questioned Bayfield Reeve Dave Johnston set off an whether employees'. performances are explosion of questions when he asked why, evaluated. . the nutritionist would be starting mid -way Medical officer of health Dr. Harry through the range instead of at the beginn- Cieslar said the performance, of health unit ing salary of $22,646, staff is reviewed at "least twice year Morris Township Reeve Bill Elston ex- Reeve Mickle then called for jobdescrip- Huronview renovations will give residents, more privacy .. *front page 1 for five years from the county. Hay Township ; Reeve Lionel Wilder suggested that the plans call for a reduc- tion in the number of beds at the home. Mr. Lester 'agreed that would ' possibly happen. Mr: Wilder then asked what would happen to the people on the Huronview waiting list. The administrator said there are actually empty beds in the home. Those on the waiting list*ere called and all said they would come to the home when they were ready. There was some concern about the actual need for renovations to the home. McKillop Township Reeve. Marie Hick- nell said she •had toured other nursing homes in the province. "Then 1 come back to Huronview and walk down the dark halls. And' we expect our seniors to live in this," 'she said. She said the tentative drawings don't provide luxuries, just privacy. "We wouldn't want to use facilities with eight or nine 'toilets and basins in a row with everyone in there at once," said Reeve Hicknell. Oil Card Anti -Rust: In A Ci�ss Of lts0wn /,�w.'-""`"^'11t�Ci� Cowl •Hood Engine, ri�tment Trunk Lid Tail light Assembly Rear Panels. Headlight Assembly Entire Underside Doors Including Brake Lines Rear quarter Panels Rear Wheel 000r Door . Racker Front Fenders Arches pillars Posts Panels Door Braces THAT 1S WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY.... 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