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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-09-18, Page 2Page 2 --, Luekrinw ntineWednesday, September 18, 1996 awanos West Wawatiosh town- ship council once again deferred passing a revised mobile home bylaw pending more information from the county planner A record ed vote, at the Sept. 3 meeting, shows Councillors Alton, Hunt and Miller in favor of the - deferment with Reeve • Hallam against, • The matter was dealt with at the August meet - jug and was deferred until council's concerns regarding' appropriate distance. of secondary dwellings to adjacent original buildings, and the method and time frame of reviewing the necessity of the sec- ondaty dwelling could be satisfiedc, Landfill Bruce Grimmer of Brandy's Hideway Camp •questioned council on the $30 levy to enter the landfill sites on closed days. He stated that Saturday was the only day the landfill site was opened which is not suit able for his type of busi- . ness. A decision on Gary Chapman's proposal to . purchase scrap material and remove tires from the landfill 'site was deferred. Hospitsl . Helen Rintonl, the defers mobile 'home bylaw again townships representative on the Witigham and District Hospital Board, presented a report on the proposed future medical clinic in Winghant Council gave it sup von. "in principle" and asked Rintoul to report back to council on any new development on the clinic. Dungannon Drainage Robert McCormick brought his views to council again on the con- dition of trees on his ptoperty since the work was done, •and also the unnecessary stub placed on ' his adjaeent lot. Hallam vacated the elk* for this portion of the meeting. a "strictly CUIStOffi basis" for work to be done on the road allowance., A bylaw to regulate the erection, alteration, • construction of demoli Council voted unani- mously to follow engi- neer Tom Pridhain's request to withhold the authorized payment to the D'Amore until ongo- ing issues are resolved. Auburn house numbering Council has passed a bylaw authorizing the numbering of houses in the village of Auburn, to be undertaken by the Auburn trustees. All, homes have to be proper- , ly identified with a street number once 911 is implemented. '. Miscellaneous Connell has agreed that Richard Edmiston can hire the township on • tion of various types of , structures was also deferred pending clarifi- cation of certain phrases and council being able to discuss it he OPP report Seam Police have caught onto a baby formula 8t111 that turned into a minor moneymaker in Kincardine. The scam has been ongoing where a PerS011 would 'attempt to return. baby forMula to local stores in return for cash... OPP suspect the baby food,was shoplifted. - • Th6: latest incident occurred at Cameron's Food Market on Sept. 10. _An Wilcao-wns maid, in his attemptedto return baby foriunla to the store. had some beer before taking off with some alcohol and a black, soap stone carving. The break-in occurred . between Sept. 3 - 13 A sun porch door had been pried open. The perpetrators also did some damage to con- tents. Binoculars and a tripod were smashed.' Counterfeit L• ocal businesses are cautioned to be son 'the look -out for counterfeit bus s ° kohl business This incident is con $ reeebivilast dat Saturday,counterei!• sistent with past inci od d• ents where forniula and other baby food products were returned and money refunded,Said Constable • Andy Burgess, —- • s ornlagon 0 cer. d the same per- rfin, all inf He dt7.0$11. t at nag • o s is appear to food "ase wher e • bs o int e7i„ tanoe: .1,s takingvvi twith .andfamily. 4cn thy_ Pure A hrfor beer money. cheques Thieve , Lurgan • Police are urgingbusi , IleSSeS totake 'a:close kook at bilis being han.. • - • Lost teeth - • . '•4.1144npYioctlict ilt6suitinpg: a; the nsipar- tial,0enot " platesuspect a,su4ee tyth:1eefi afternoon,.9°rr:.e4neoi of Kincardine OPP do, wner 1CincardinepP Beach. 'rile% teeth Met with; tout, ; or, may hoe Beach drownedrecently, inthe lakel cooked play, meal and s a , .• SCHNEMER • - Dutch Treat or Regular Dinner Franks 450 g.,Pkg. ' • • • Red Hot Wietleis SCHNEIDERS Slut) Ribbon • .1 Deli Sliced .66/100 g. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Green or Red 2.i8 Seedless Grapes: PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA NO„1 Fresh o Green "A Delicious Tea Time Treat° Assorted Varieties 4gs g. Pkg. • . • . *from Fake, • education and thin • there's a limit to what we 4 can cut *,sb..e, said. • - Finance Chairman and Trustee David Inglis said it's difficult for the board to outback because .chil- dren continue to use the buildings and services on an ongoing basis. "We will continue to • be responsible,* he said, "We knew this was coming„” said Trustee Ruth Hirtenfeld. "We have the iiigtit to raise the • mill rate, raise the taxes. A• nd tills year live had to •- raise taxes because of fprovineiall outbacks.”. Education director Paul Martindale said the effects of holding the line on taxes are starting to show in the county. "Considering the con- dition of county roads, I • don't think I would want to use their' -as.an exam.' pie. We're trying to improve the quality of education, not down - • grade," Martindale said. Trustee' e — Dennis Posthumus, a former ,inunicipal 'councillor,. said the VW could have held the line on taxes by taking • Money from •reserve accounts, °which • are Similar, to savings .acoOunts.HOwever, he said that 'would nut have • been a good Move. • • "If we have, to take a • little, I hope they'll, understand,* he said. • . • Trustee Stobo pointed, . out the argument: that children aro being eau • sated with tax dollars is not acceptable, to seniors and others who have no :children in the school system., • . 'Clic can sit here and justify it all we want, but the majority- of people who coiue into pay taxes have no children, he saki. "And their income is not going up,?' he added, higlis said the finance committee • would respond to the concerns.