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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-06-20, Page 2Z —Leda." Be* WMooby, Jose St MO RALPH'S BARBERING NEW HOURS CLOSED Mona, Tues: & Wed, SAT. 1:30NP4 Thursv evening by appointment 392-6667 Teeswater 367-12924 'moray .V I ALL FLOORING *FREE INMATES *PROFESSIONAL *WALLA *FREE DELIVERY EVENING drintamoommit,„. ROSS' Amin ig FLOORING BUIL: 5294551 IMAM 529.7967 L CKNOW" We. Rueive Th. WOO Unlit Quantities TO Normsl.Family RoOroments -W*44,04VOMPWANOMSigeak$A0StAkAllimep VSY4AW, " Igbraftig SAVE 700 Regular or Diet 2 L Bottle Coke or Sprite CONNOISSEUR 10 oz. tins Tometo, Chicken Noodle, Vegetable KNECHTEL12 or 14 Oz.iiris Assorted Varieties Fancy -KNECHTEL Regular or 33.% Salt Reduced 500 g. pkg. FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO PORK Economy Pak PRODUCT OF U.S.A. California, 10 Ib. bag Chops 229 Each pkg. contains 3 Rib End, 3 Centre Cut & 3 Tenderloin End Chops 1 Ib. Ashfieldpasses bylaws Ashiisid mewl met special isaden en My 38 at *NMUm, by-lew 11, 3* tees remrss readiege and pelmet Tim byiew was to damp the SOS* Olk. pro- ps/Sr owned by Jaress Maniere and known se pert of lot 111, R.D, Pbm 4 {Part let 12, Frost cosenieden) (Him Shores), ?rem Nutmeat En- virons* (NE1) to Natant En- vironment (NEIN) to permit the eitabliehmag of a recreational residence. Dee to the difficulty council has had in darling a meltable location for the wan* disponi bias on Huron Reed, Amberley„Beach and the disrespect of rules regarding the use of them bins, council voted in favour of the bIr being remov- ed and individaid household collec- tion commence affective June 111. The additional coat to be be borne by the ratepayers Using thls *Atm Saeed on information preeented•- to council by .the road superinten- dent, council decided to .proceed to close that portion of Wellington *butts part of kit 32 and part of lot .33, West of Welllngton.Street. A letter of support was sent to the Ontario Good Rosie Association showing council's support of the. position of OGRA : the deconditionalizing road grant. POBONVilig dbleutosian on the status of the • Amberley Bosch Road Pro- ject, it was moved by Cairneross and seconded by Andrew that coun- cil proceed with the Preparation of Huron Road, Amberley Beach, for Paving, under Section , 2.1 (f), Chapter 250 of the Local Improve- ment Act, • June 5 • This meeting Was declared a Public meeting, to discuss two zon- lag ammelimint ofigkellara. 'These la aleserimme Mee Sea* TIMM Plarar kr Ike Telm* and Jen - Moe Ilimesek, planning stadia Vs fine applicatke dieenosed Berry (eject of lot 12, wm concerning owned by immanence 12, E.D. Ma POWs 01 the application was to dump the ioning em Is postai from General Apiculture (AG1) to Ackeitere Smell Holding (AG4) to permit the establishment of a,residence. The second -cation was con - corning property mend by Tom Andrew it port et let 12, emotion 14, E.D. The ef this ap- plication was to the zoning from Development (d and VIllage Commerdal (VC1) to Village Com- mercial (VC1-3) to allow enlarge- ment of en existing lot to be used for a weeping :totem for the car wash and dairy abutting to the north. Mr. Tousaw recommended an addition to the by-law to allow an area for trucks servicing the dairy to load and unload. Following the clam of the public meeting, council gave three readings to and passed the follow. int by4aws: by-law 20„ 1900, allowing the change to the on the PicDonagh Pro- , to A ; 'km 220900, allowing the change to the zoning on the Andrew pro- perty to VC1-3. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Van Osch •were prong to hear council's deci- sion on an -application by Clarice Dalton which was deferred from the May 1 mentalt- The purpose 01 the application was to permit a mobile home as a temporary use. Mr. Tousaw recojnmended that the term "double -wide" be inserted in - Tura to page Wawanosh sets mill rate At the regular meeting of West Wawanosh Township •council on June 5, bylaw 7$. 1990, being a bylaw authorizing the levying and collecting of taxes for the various purposes of the township in the year 1990 was given three readings and passed. The total mill rate for farm and residential, public school supporters is 18.710, an increase 01 9.77 percent over last year (17.045). For separate school supporters, the mill rate is 19.31, an increase 01 10 per- cent over last year (17.59). The mill rates are comprised as follows: Public 'School Supporter General 4.114 • County 3.295 Public ...6.336 Secondary 4 965 On an average assessment of $41,000, a public school supporter's 1990 taxes will be $767.11 compared to 1909, taxes of $698.85. Separate *hoot Supporters General. 4.114 County - 3.295 Elementary 6.693 Secondary 5 212 On an average assessment of $41,000, a separate school sup- porter's taxes for 1990 will be $$791.87, compared to 1989 taxes of $721.15. In other business, ,the clerk Joan Armstrong, was directed to write in reply to the Township of Ashfield's letter in regard to the installation of a culvert under County Road 1 in Dungannon, prior to paving, enclosing a copy of a tetter from' Maitland Engineering Services of Wingham. • When furtheritiforma- tion becomes available it will be relayed. (7 The clerk was also authorized to notify engineer J.A. McBride to commence, tendering procedures b r the Andrews -Finnigan Municipal Drain improvement and Extension. The road superintendent, George Ibunphrey reported progress on the boundary construction and,. that culvert construction was expected to commence June 18. The road superintendent was in- structed to charge Jacob Miller $72 for two hours grading time, made necessary following the moving of the house from concession 7 to con. cession 9. Building permits were issued to Allan Webster, Richard Edmiston, Joni Sheller, Joe Shetler Jr., Grant Riordan, Andre Delbergue, Hamilton Fuels, Dan Byler and , Steve Polusa. Council direct the clerk to write the owner of the half acre parcel of land (part of seuthlmff of lot 19, concession 10), to the effect that • the property is a cause for concern among residents of St. Helens. beenuse the dilapidated condition of the trailer situated Thereon is a potential danger to curious youngsters, as well as being ei- tremely unsightly; and West Wawanosh .Township council is hereby requesting the ',owner to take immediate action to clean up the property. A letter of apology will be for- warded to the owner of part of the Turn to page 3 • Village Council • from page 1 Another BACPAC system will be purchased to record sewer up front money. The guidelines for 'special meetings were reviewed, with council agreeing to dismiss it fur- ther in 1991, It was noted that the Blue Boxes for the recycling program have been received. Council had no objection to a request from David Stapleton to rezone 14.5 acres from Plan • Development to Residential. It was agreed that the matter of an energy audit for the firehall by. Maitland Engineering be refer- red to the Fire Board. • Councillor Pollard will check out costs for paint and wallpaper for the library. This work could, be done at the same time as the stripping and urethaning of the floor. Insurance covering 'Recreatiot. Clubs was referred to the Arena Recreation Conunittee.