HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-11-04, Page 3The new municipality
of iluronwainioss
Point
Clark. •
•0 KINCARDiNe
inee River
HURON 0:04001,
HURON
COUNTY
/01440$$
• WC1040Vi
• Land Mass
Total 108,487 acres
Lucknow 487 acres ,
• Kinloss 48,000 acres
Huron 60,000 acres
Population
Total 5972
Lueknow 11159
Kinloss 1173
Huron 640
Huron Seasonal 1613
Households
Total 3585
• Kinloss 466
Lucknow 560
• Huron 2559
Assessment
Total $115,309,887
Lucknow 9.7%
Kinloss 13.3%
Huron 76,9%
Roads
Total 371 km
' Locknow:12 km •
Kinloss 135 km
Huron 224 km
Questions were• varied
fine on their own. The
identities, if anything,
should be strengthened.
ThisInew municipality
!should only make things
better:
• Q: Mr. Thompson, what
plans do you have for ece-
mantic development and
maintaining outdown-
• town eore,in Lucknow?
.244:. Mr. Thompson: 'My
belief is that the munici-
pality proVides the ser -
Vices to the people in the
downtown •district and
provide. them with ,a place
to prosper. If we can .keep
• yeur streets' in good repair,
• thesnow .removed and the
' garbage picked up that is.
. what businesS rieedS to
prosper Asa municipality,
1 cannot` see usproviding
• Money for too much
busi-
nessdeveIpment; lfa
develOpment is going to
• need services like sewers '.
• and water, that's wttere we
• try 'and help. A good
• strong Chamber • of
Commerce; like, you have
ittLucknow, is what is
necessary to keep your
• buitiess development in
good shape. 1'
Q: To 1Vlayors' in running:
• De you 'believe that the
reserves/savings •frern
each community should be
from page I • Reavie, will all areas of
Q: Mr, Husk, who are the the new Huron -Kinloss
•members of the transition municipality have access
board that hire the nfreVv to the same service's as
staff? • garbage Cgt1lecti0111 and
A: Mr. Husk names the blue box pickup? •
• transition board members - A: Mr. Reavie; I think that
Stu Rea -vie. and Rick is something we will have
McMurray, •" from • to look at. Right now
; •
'Lucknow; Murray Kinloss takes theirs to the
• Thompson and Wilf landfill site, and Lucknew
Gaiuble, from, Huron; and and Huron have pickup, I
Leo. Murray and himself know recycling i's very
from KinloSi. There was a, important. If we can
,tie vote on hiring the road streamline and save our
superintendent, se an landfill sites 1:ty havink
• impartial person was hired recycling in, the whole •
. Frdin GreyCounty municipality, economical-'
• and a couple of, engineers lY then1 w'ould be in
whose input helped in the favour of that... We have
decision. ' ' ; not addressed either ffullQ:Mr VaOcler,Heek, how pickup: for all of the
,
would you rate the impor-' municipality or, recycling• ,
tance of the sharing agree- I, think it has 'to be ana-
• . nients Lucknow and lyzed.,. ,••
Kinloss.. have with. two A: Mr,Thompson:',That's
communities in Huron hasicallY right. Mylundet-
COunty, and do you fore- 'standing is that lot:oral111V.
see' any problems with •nities over 5,0'oo diere.
•',maintaining these? • " • sOpesed to be blue. box
A: The agreements 1 think .pickup. deit!t think that's
aregoed and .1 wouldn't been analyzed to see if.
•
think there'd be any prob- that is correct; In Huron .
, lents at ait , • Township and Kinloss
A; by. Mr.., kettvie! Township they bring recy.
• • Restructuring was a great .. clables to .dropoff points.
• , to -concern to Lucknow If at all possible I think
•• and area residentsTo- say .Kinloss: Sliould have
the least,. the. agreements garbage pickup tee, , •
with our neighbettis ' Was a Q: After arnalgaintion do
• contentieus,issue when you see a change in the
talking about how . we heritage aspects of each
would achieve .this commOlity involved?
'• transition beard. has &cid:- A: Mr. Hanna: We've got
ed the best scenario would two very, very focused
vil-
be to leave everything 'in lages in the niunicipalities
•• place,for tbe first year of that exist-. Anyone• ' wh�
transition to• see if every.., washere this past year
• thing Will go sineothly'and • saw the tremendous spirit
•then take a good serious andcommunity work that
look at it. We don't want to: went into this reunion.:The
•make atiy,rash deciiitins 'to saine thing, inHuron in
'• upset.. anyone; especially 1995. Now.t don't see that
f our 'partners who have this new council woUlddo
• helped tis develop an eco- ',anything to make this into
,• riernical fire department a melting pot. We've got
• and recreation syStetn, some tremendous contiu-.
L.ucknow Sentinel. Wednesday, November 4,1998— Page 3
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'pot? •
•A: Mr. Reavie; Before the
.notnination process, the
reserves were set up in an
or er tom t egoverniten
and approved by county
• council. Any operational
reserves for the day to day
• operation will go to the
new municipality, speci-
fied reserves will remain
in the municipality thy
were assessed for.
• A: IVir, Thompson: Yes, I'd
Say that's' right. In Huron
Township we have a water
Q: Mr..Thonipson and Mr. nines here that are doing
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