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THE PLANNING ACT, 198a
NOM OF THE PASSING
OF A ZONING BY-LAW
BY THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD
T NCtno! Ike we Council a li.'ltrwsship oa/4*w passsd Wow 142, l900on aeon, deo of Nov.rrrtasr,1tw0,
Muds, tllsotlan 43 *the Phneahng Act, 1tl L
AND lIkKE NOTION the ar persons nor WOW as epees! * the cnsedo Muniaipa fond in torpid of Ore Wow by fit -
kg with *sank Of* lbernshifr *MAW not`atsartee Ow.1Mh dale ofDecant 04"M30 * noon of appeal ssikig out
Ole to Ow fiy4ow ;teem rho mesioeis in support of then fir.
AN 1111311404411014 of the purpose and effect of the by -low. describing at.londs to which*, by-law app>lss, and mip
shoring the location of the lands to which the by-law apples an provided below. Tiny oompkWt by -low is moils for
bspsodon ohm ;Moe dung mauler caw lis.
OM ZD AT THE 1OWP*uf1!' Olr AN Q
1' * MIND DAY OF'N0VIIMOD t,'1 •
Lida. Rintitul of Lee View Farms shows the loath areas
t Sold for
$5 per' poand and won her °a placing. at the Rayer Whiter Fahr. Her
dsughter,Kini, won fourth place in the coMpetition and tri,,' litinb so •
for SIO per pound. (Oxford photo)
.,halt filled to capacity
'dor •Stothersbenefit dance
SakfonI Valley Tial.[ was fill to
city . ahs faauty, friends,, and . ti
.neighbours gathered to honour
Arnold Stothers of Nile with.a. h!Y..Bandr•
a R'Aotist
. benefit: dance. Music :for dancing .
Ypun•g
coofor provided by the Country Can- :te evcng was .Fllok, withplioar,under the direction •°of
Man
Wayne hfeCWichey of."Blyth:'lf the . was Servedfogg� the con• l cion
liowitag conclusion
sound af, laughter and the ;number of thecard games. ;
of smiles were, an, indication, a 'rite _;Panfabecker -fatrulies
very good time Was :enjoyed -bY all &eyed.tc)•tfte Haysville.Onrunuuuty;
attendance. Following(heprese' , .;Centre :oa:Su dip i. November 25 .to.
k9,•.• . r unday F
tati4n to luno ' and Joyce, .,attentd the Palmer C riatmasparty.
everyone stood and sang For s a . A good,fiuntber. of .family members
Jolly Good Fellow as they •left the were . ro attendance ; with some
stage. A delicious lunch, provided •, n vtravelling l`ioin ACambndgc,,.
by' the. ladies ;of the area, ; was- Kitchener New Hamburg and the
served. %cal, smiounding aired
A gpod'anothe of former 'neigh",•. CHURCH H 11i4WS •
hours arrived :atthe neer bone of The Sacrament of Baptism was
non fora surprise house warming Umien 1 Charge`
Beth and Allan Dickson in Dungan e4 at all four lehas ` of the
pantwae Yht.. The . on Sunday; November 25.ldonhechildre•
n
n were
y of r an a bau
gift of a livingrbom table lamp. at the poligonal nr Richard United
Thirty members of` ':the' Collins Ctiuitch. Benson' Birowri,
Willy at. soft of. Douglas, and Susan Bmwn,
Citizens Hall in Dungannon on John and D Curran, AmY'
and
t�
and:.
y gam d •Senior Kyle Elizabeth; Curran, daughter of
Sunday, November for their annual
Christmas party. • A 'traditional ''rte May, Jy Anat, daughter , Of
turkey dimity was served at .noon Claude arid' Sandra D'AOttst.
Following the gift exchange, video Zee Melissa I ogtiMnbeen •.c>atitgih
Ms of other, f � of Simon and Jars hogoenbtrg,
were enjoyed by ally. the Banyithompslo f, t� of Da`s d '
children who could note heli v M Thompson. l Devon
had ni`ahr really grown that much; A .Gregory suit knot eon of Keri
an* gatOctings • i—y k Nathan Wesle
auppes was �.set4ad befw' the ► • .
and Sandra Joslin vveree baptzed..
At Nile United Church, • Samuel
Jima. Drennan Johnston, , sen of
Larry and•Anne Johnston, and Cody
David, Shepherd son. of Robert, and
Keen Shepherd were. baptized.
The
story ser'nlon was entitled
Who is the Least? and was abed
from 'a
ids written. by Donald
With the Christmas seasonasp-.
lig, a number of special
events have bean planned for the
church groups. intonation
will be • molted suppliedupon request by
calling the of the group or.
the Marine at 5294936.
The Willing. Workers group held
their annual Christmas party on,
Thursday, November 22. l'he ladies
met in Lucknow and enjoyed a
delicious meal of Chinese food,
They returned to the home of Penny
Hodges in Dungannon ,for fun and
fellowship. The gift exchange fol-
lowed, A tasty variety of Christmas
goodies conC uided the evening.
Joining with Claude and Sandra
D'Aottst and mitis to celebrate
Amy's baptism were Thomas
Bt, with low lady being Mar -Round, father of Sandra and Robert
Round, :brother of Sandra, both' of
guestsdeparted, Gordon Smyth Jr.
and his wife Joanne rabid family
served as host and hostess for this
occasion. Family members jour,
neyed fromDumHea
as, sall,.
Bnacefeld, Clinton and surrounding
area for this festive occasion.:
. The. Dungtumon United Church
Annual .Beef Supper was held on..
Sunday, November 25 In the Sun.
:day School' Room, Both sittings
were'well attended. • •
Members of die Sunday School •
gathered at the Church on Saturday
morning and after two hours of .
;hard" work, they stood back mid
admired their creation of a cookie
. monster. Throughout the beef sup-
per on Sunday,they sold, paper
cookies to those in attendance All
the proceeds are going to the. Mis-
sion Fund to help feed the starving
children of our world. We're proud
of you, Young people.,
SENIORS NEWS •
The weekly euchre party, Spon-
sored by the Senior Citizens was
held on Wednesday, November 21
• with 11 tables in action. High lady
for the evening was Margaret Br -
Undo Andrew
Clorkellressursr
T�opwnys.�hip1 =KNOW,
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PURPOIND AND MOOD
1, Bye 424300 is itgenres' et** end update of zoning by** .3-1906 for .the Township of Ashl101d, I osIty, thio
amendowdoo nimins the .chsngss;. •
1. A provision is added to allot, a driveway.bullna the shoe*0 re
to be ed for pnrhi0, for mal: unit with 10c1 -
i.
vkluel private .„
2, A general provision Is added to a.Mow for o building 10 b..stablIshed sv iddlin0 * lot lire wheie this two lots are
owned and beim develops(' by the wires potion, Yards, , end other provisions shot ba cokitnlotod for tie bis
its.* whole (1..,1islithe two Iots were only on. -Jot).. Whsrs too loot are devebpod as one' pucei,, but the building will
btr 'in its +rraitrely on only ons of bias Tots, the kits moat be da.erraed (which ama.ksni diem join) or an .ppropri-
me minor variances must be leanMrd. This pro'islon avoids the :selling ot thelilt. that lot Is required tor.-
yards,
orya ds,, setbacks, and other zoning provisbns aPPlloehlo to the bulking on the adjacent 'Pt •
3.111e mininiun lot depth requirement, of 46 rums In •t e VR1 zone is removed. WI exlstino and new kits must collet
wit* comply with the VA1 lot wes and froi taart.mo iIrsments.
• This charge also. recIIla>e a problem of existing; undeveloped Iots which” are not exempted from complying with, lot
depthteipilrements in sgction 15.6,2. -
4.:
& 5, The Village Reslidentia(VRI) and Village t ommerclal (1+G1) zones contain reduced Zona regulations (e.g. lot
ergs) whore the lots are serviced by munloipal wafer systems because the,iots Would not require both a well And segue .
„ system, .However, the Health Unit advises that the standard providons;should apply w,prgvide• for a spara area forst
future r�eplacement.01 the: septic system, Aisa, Wath consumption often Increases where munidpal,watet 1. 4vellable,
la lnp at oral load +ori iia septic syst m. ; •'
6. The MDS 1,5 -factor for eshite development rezonings, s. deleteduse.the doubling 01 cskulated distances is
ee d by• the appropriate by-law Provisions (e.�: isiAa;334). '• • ,•
y. Section 3r$ Is'amet ded 14 permit buik%ngs on lots which 'met .Onto iatisfactary'raeds in reference Went registered '
during or beforeaa7n •
8.5 8' Key Mss: a5, ?,11, #orad 12 are amended to sliow the reslricled agric inure (A02) zdrie around the roc raatiorial'
•designation o thhorreat of Dunnaohm 115.
oh/Plamsrits'DPA 145 (Fives Yelp ite�rie
ey 7A is added 10 �� shoal the:late AMT.. r
•
Key. Meg: 51A 1s emendod to correctly zone the cottage lie on Block E and part Bieck D, R P 583 (Stadelm anri Pieper•
iy) a•
Key l4lep 54& *tat is amens t tie Oottecxiy show the location of the Villoma Commerdal (VD1).prop ertyr:,
Key Maps 58A and 588,: north part of Port Albert, are amended la correctly, show and zone the Ioiaation of natural envi- •
ronmentar+eal (Nine MNe A. valloy; ninth**, based on, flood and erodon risk mapping. Former;. Key Map 58E.is now
incarporaled with Key Map 58A.. Key Map 580 to amonded to more deedy ,cries the lots at the welt limit of. South
Street in Pert Alhert. a .
This hY4.fev• amends zoning bylaw 5.1886.
• 2. As ar genera n ereradment Wthe zoning. by-law, this by-iaw affects alt lands within the Township of Ashfield.
Key Maps shoWinghelcionothe lands. ,Which apls are ehonothe following pagesentitledw
Schedille:°..A"
417A:.
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2
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41A
14
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Sarno,
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25
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11
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LAKE ,HURON
21
20
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KEY MAP INDEX..
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD.
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Area Affected By
,the By-law
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