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PprovaT for Bruce.
townsliip to develop
around. BNDP delayed
WALKERTON--Bruce Township
has yet .to convince the Atomic
Energy Control Board to allow
more development around the
Bl D, in spite of repeatedpresen-
tations by Reeve Ron Andrews.
Andrews told Bruce County coun-
cil, on Tuesday, Feb. 19, he
recently went to . Ottawa with a
request to allow higher . density
development within eight kilometres
of the BNPD. Residential develop-
ment is now limited as a precaution
against possible: hydrogen sulphide
leaks from the heavy water plant at
the nuclear site. Andrews wants
more homes and cottages allowed
on the valuable Lake Huron
shoreline between five and eight
kilometres from the plaant.
Part of the push for change comes
from development pressures and the
resulting tax dollars it would bring
to the township, part of it comes.
because Andrews feels the existing
warning system for the heavy water
plant makes the area safe.
° A gas leak would require
residents to stay indoors, but would
not requite evacuation,, Andrews
said.
Andrews was at first encouraged
Turn to page 3•
ounty wants more
liberal bounties
WALKERTON Bruce . County
has a meeting later this month with
the Ministry of Natural Resources
(MNR) as part of its continued
efforts .to get more liberal bounties
on coyotes and wolves.
The Bruce -Grey Predator com-
mittee will meet Wednesday, Feb.
27 (today) with the Deputy Minister
of Natural Resources in hopes of
lifting restrictions on coyote. boun-
ties.
Chairman Roy Bulien told Bruce
County council, at its Tuesday, Feb.
19 meeting, he would like to see
permission for groups of hunters to
sweep through areas where predator
complaints have been made.
In the meantime, Bruce County is
recommending the bounty payment
be doubled to $50 and will ask
Grey County to do the same.
Noting only eight bounty
payments in 1990 and 11 so fax this
year, the county also recommends
property owners be advised about
the bounty system.
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1eong reviewed
WALIORTON The executive
committee is looking at convention
capenses as it tries to get a handle
on what could be a double-digit
county budget increase.
The committee will now :review
all requests ; to attend out of
province conventions before those
renuesta go to council.
Finance chairman Rick Gilbert
said •it's an attempt to "get a
handle" on general government
costs, though he said those costs
ase only five per cent in the past
year.
Included in the ' general
government is $264,000 in pay and.
expenses for council- and commit-
tees. Leading the list for 1990 was
then -Warden Dave Thomson with a
$37,000 tab, followed by members
of the restructuring committee at
$10,000 to $13,000 each.
Attempts to trim budget
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budget before the freeze was im-
po
A dramatic increase in the welfare
caseload has added to Bruce Coun-
ty's budget problems. Social set-
vices
ervices had its .first deficit in 15 years
in 1990, and is looking for a 78 per
cent hike in the county share of the
welfare budget to meet demand this
year. The increase would put the
county's sham of welfare costs at
$1,058,000.
In spite of the- figures, Social
Services Commissioner Dick Ver-
rips
Verrips said Bruce County is in "better
shape" than the average
municipality in Ontario according to
provincial statistics.
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