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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-10-10, Page 5mpow.row • k portion of the :large :branch Oat broke off * tree out tke Una* property on Stauffer street dodos last week'svicious storm. A sectiota Olt kiarkd ma hydro wires elateriag the Den* home sre* • door, Intermitting Power,: (pat Ifiyhtiteton Oho* • Laellutiew Seattlisek 11Todstooday, Weber 10,1000- Fae HAVE AN OPINION? . Express it by sending a letter to the editor of the Lucknow Sentinel. It must be signed and accompanied' by a telephone number, should we need to Clarify any information. The Sentinel also reserves the right to edit letters, LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN INFORMS', CHUR514 • ipso,* vie Toone* It'efot Pei "WWI •October 14t 1990 10 Lo. oast 7130. • l'illtriorY ohnirootoks PROMIONO '14 'Mimeo,* InaltY01411 WIXOM IACKNOW PIIMYTMIAti its. Margarat glasosaa Worship SorvIcs 11:00 ono Suisclay SOcol 1,1:00 son 'Notify Provided horse • 1 e Ashfield council keeps busy with ratepayers' and special meetings September 16 Development' had no objection to AePeeial ratepayers meeting was the proposed variance being held on September 16 at 1 'Am. at granted. the Port Albert Anglican Church. Council voted in favour of .the The purpose of the meeting was to minor variance. discuss the background 1NFOR-• On a motion of Andrew and MATION, various alternatives and Black, the public meeting was the preferred alternative regarding closed and the regular council the replacement of the Port Albert • meeting opened. r • bridge. Ken Don, Engineer and Scott Tousaw, Planner, County of matkpearson, Environmental Plan- Huron, prepared and presented a ner for B.14.4; Ross &-Associates, mport to council regarding the attended the meeting as well as the varying ownership and condition of clerk-treasurer,roadsupethitendent, roads within the tOwnshio, and reeve and deputy reeve of the requests for development on these •Townsidp,Of Ashfield. There were roads.. Various planning principles. alsb approximately 50 ratepayers in were reviewed. Following, discus - attendance. sion, the following Road DeveloP- m,e,•. Pearson reviewed the ment Policy was . adopted by the • proceduresunder die Environmental Township of Ashfield. Assessment Act. Mr. Dunn NEW DEVELOPMENT; • The Presented a report on the status of development of raw land in, an the various _investigations for, exisung orproposed plan of sub - replacement of the existing bridge division will !Noire' roads to be ' He also presented. profiles, design built to municipal standards by the concepts, a perspective of a new developer and subsequently as - bridge at the proposed neW location, sumed by the municipality, Under • and the estbnated costs of construe- the terms of the subdivision don, agreement, subdivision roads will A 'final Environmental Study be built by the developer and all ° Report is to be fatin•-•thePlihrle costs will be borne by the record for viewing on -October 5, at developer. Access roads to the locations to be announced. subdivision must be public and • September 18 ,assumed by the. muilicipality. Council met on the above -date iNP11.1.DEVELOPMENT:Where - with all members present. Oet,-..a,priblig, but Ama.ssumekjead ac - motion of Caimmoss and Andrew, oeslos, lots_ which__ are. :aheady a public meeting, was declared open develOPK,infilt development 'will, to consider an application for anpeon-Atte:ion other existing lots official plan , amendment and a w along Such roads. provided the minor variance application. The proposed official plan owner registers on lideite. a nOtkol, e road. Such roads will UI as- :umed by the municipality when. they are developed to municipal standards either through local improvement or at the complete • expense of the benefitting owners. Council supported the severance application of Steve Faber on lot 4, concession 12 E.D., . subject to conditions regarding drainage and access on the three proposed new lots. By-law No. 30, 1990, being a by-law to assume part lot 38, front concession north of town plot, more particularly described as part 2, Plan 22R442 for the Township of Ashfield, was given three readings and passed. It was moved by Cairncross and seconded by Simpson that the Clerk forward a copy of Mr. Henry Cen- tetes letter regarding the 'VVyld's Drainage Works to Mr. Patrick Pahne,r. Tile draht loan applications for Bayne ivied -mum and Peter Van. Diepenbeek were approved. A. preliminary Ontario Home Renewal Program loan application was approved for Wirulifr. ed Campbell, subject to confirmation by the building inspector. October 2 Council met on the above date with all members present. The Reeve declared a conflict of interest amendment (No. 205) application 1,0.gardin th g e unassum ThOure was submitted by. M Mr. and rs. Ray the Munson. This amendment would change the designation of the west 200 metres of lot 4, front conces- sion, S.T.P. from. Restricted Apiculture to Recreational. The proposed amendment would also extend the existing Restricted Agriculmre designation to the east and south to provide a 600 meter buffer area around the proposed cottage development. Scott Tousaw of the Huron Coun- ty Planning Department. reported that the Foodland Preservation Branch of the Ministry of Agricul- ture and Food had some concerns regarding the data collected and report presented by Mr. and Mrs. Adanson m support of their ap- plicatlon. Mr. Tousaw then recom- mended defernd of this application until all involved parties could Meet for further discussion on the report. Mr. and Mrs. Demmar, applicants, were present to discuss the minor variance application of part lot 26• front concession, N.T.P., part 8 of RD No. S. Pollowhig discussion, Mr. Tousaw recommended to coun- cil that the proposed variance was considered to be minor, appropriate and maintain the intent of the Secondary Plan and Zoning by4aw. He indicated also that the Department of Planning and regarding an agenda-' iteiti for a livestock clairn sub0"C :by Donald ,Gib$00:—.. • Dave Reed, representative of the Frank Cowan 'Insurance Co.and Barry McDonag1i. of ..McDonagh Insurance Broker. 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