HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-10-27, Page 2Page 2 - Ltickuow Sentinel. Wednesday, October 27. 1993
Work on Lucknow's hydro sub -station, on Clyde Street, Is at a
standstill until a transformer arrives in November. It Is hoped to
have the sub -station on line by Jan. 1. (photo by Pat Livingston)
Complete pre -engineering • survey
Surveyors have been evident on
Campbell Street in Lucknow the
past two weeks. Reeve Stuart
Reavie explained that B.M. Ross
and Associates were hired to
proceed with preliminary design
and pre -engineering survey work on
the Campbell Street connecting link
to Highway 86. The resurfacing of
Highway 86, by the Ministry of
Transportation, will take place in
the future and Reeve Reavie said
council wanted to have its design
drawn up and presented to the
Ministry for approval. The resur-
facing of the connecting link will
be paid for by the Ministry. The
estimated $10,000 cost for the
survey, to be paid out of the 1994
road budget, will be refunded to the
village by the Ministry.
•During the Oct. 12 meeting, coun-
cil gave approval for the company
of Morris and Morris to be hired to
remove eight dead trees that are
interfering with `power lines. The
cost will be $2,920.
Construction ofthe village's
hydro sub -station on Clyde Street is
on hold until a transformer is
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in November. Reeve
Reavie said they hope to have the
system on -stream by Jan, 1,
With the exception of the cost of
the extras to the contract, council
passed the first payment to
Devgroup, the company building
the sub -station.
Council discussed the Bruce
County Long Range Construction
Program. Their response included
information on the future resur-
facing of Highway 86, pointing out
that Ross and Stauffer Streets con-
nect. Reeve Reavie said both streets
have been on the county's "priority
list" for approximately five years.
The acquisition of Lots 518 and
519, Plan 131, (South Delhi Street)
from Walter Arnold, will proceed
on a 50-50 split basis of the $2,000
cost with Maitland Valley Conser-
vation Authority. Survey costs will
be in addition to the purchase cost,
said Reeve Reavie.
The village's social contract
proposal has been accepted as sub-
mitted, qualifying Lucknow for the
balance of its 1993 unconditional
grant.
The Lucknow and District Fire
Department, will patrol the villi
on Halloween.
Council gave two readings to the
bylaw regarding the execution of a
contract with the South Bruce
Bylaw Enforcement Committee and
the hiring of a joint bylaw enfor-
cement officer.
Council appointed the reeve, or a
designate, to be a member of that
committee. Reeve Reavie and/or
Councillor Lynn Peck • will be the
1993/94 members.
The November meeting of Luck -
now village council has been
changed to Nov. 8.
Winter rec programs
are ready to go
Despite some recent mild weather,
the ice is installed at the Lucknow
arena and hockey practices have
started, says Gary Nicholson, area
recreation . coordinator. Ron Schell
and Mike Beldman have been hired
as assistants.
A new oil -fired water heater for
use with the Olympia machine was
installed. The ice -flooding unit uses
80 to 85 gallons • of hot water per
hour. Mr. Nicholson said the costs
of the water heater should be
recovered within two winter
seasons.
A full complement of minor
hockey teams is in place for the
1993/94 winter season, with
coaches and managers for all teams.
Nine trainers and 12 coaches have
taken respective clinics. The first
game is scheduled for Oct. 31.
Teams include Pre -tyke, Tyke;
Novice (2), Atoms (2), Pee Wee
(2), and one Bantam, Midget and
Juvenile. .._
Girls' hockey will be evident. in
Lucknow this year with one 'team
comprised of girls 6 to 15 years
old. For this year, the team,
coached by Allan Andrew, will play
exhibition games with Wingham
and Goderich. Mr. Nicholson said
there will be no girls' ringette
teams.
Figure skating starts Nov. 1 and
will take place on Mondays and '
Wednesdays.
Public skating is underway on
Saturdays between 1 and 3 p.m. and
Sundays between 1:30 and 3 p.m.
Other programs include parents
and tots skating on Mondays and
Wednesdays from 1 to 3'p.m.
Mr. Nicholson said he is thinking
about introducing shinny hockey on
Tuesday and Thursday mornings
between 10 a.m. and noon. It would
be a pay -at -the -gate system and
could be 'a good opportunity for
farmers and others, not involved in
a recreational League, to lace up the
skates and take to the ice.
Ashfield councillors
approve pool repairs
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP - At the
Oct. • 19 'meeting of Ashfield
Township council, approval was
given to the tender of Blue Horizon
Pools for repairs to the Lucknow
swimming pool, in the amount of
$10,257. The pool falls under the
Joint Recreation Committee
comprised of the municipalities of
Ashfield, Lucknow, Kinloss and
West Wawanosh.
Nyle Barker and Judith Walsh,
from the Green Acres Cove Beach
Association, attended the meeting in
regard to the issue of Lot 11-15,
Plan 590, access to David Drive.
Following discussion of the mat-
ter and related correspondence,
council passed a resolution that the
David Drive extension be approved
as presented by the Green Acres
Cove Road Committee, and that the
access to Lot 15 be established off
of the David Drive extension. The
work must be completed to the
satisfaction of the • township road
superintendent. ,
After reviewing correspondence
from Thomas Troyan, lawyer, coun-
cil passed a resolution recognizing
that part of the house, deck and the
garage owned by Jean R. Johnston
at Lot 11, Plan 579, Port Albert, is
located on township property . as.
indicated on the survey dated Oct.
5, 1993.
The sum of $25,000 has been
kransferred from the reserve account
to the general funds for the com-
puter system.
A tile drain loan application for
Bev McNay was approved, subject
to availability of provincial funding.
Counc 1 accepted the quote of
Dawson s Plumbing for $1,247 for
the installation of a new pump and
pressure tank at the ' township
municipal building.
OPP report on activity
OPP are investigating a vehicle
taken without its owner's per-
mission after a party in Inverhuron.
The owner of the car, from
Southampton, had left the vehicle m
Inverhuron after the party but the
vehicle was found .the next day on
a. Kincardine Street.
A local towing company also
reports towing the vehicle out of a
ditch three times that night.
On Oct. 25, two young offenders
were taken to hospital for minor
injuries• after an accident on Bruce
County Road 15.
As a result of the accident, a 17 -
year -old Tiverton youth was
charged with theft over $1,000 for
taking his mother's car.
A 53 -year-old Tiverton man is in
an Owen Sound hospital in stable
Condition after a single vehicle
accident on Bruce County Road '15
on Oct. 23.
The man's pick up truck entered
the north ditch,. west of Glammis
where it flipped end -over -end sev-
eral times.
The man 'was taken to the
Kincardine and District General
Hospital with serious injuries before
being transferred to Owen Sound.
• Explosion .
Kincardine OPP and the' ministry
of labor are investigating an
explosion that injured three people
on Oct. 20 at about 2:30 p.m.
The explosion took place at
Bluewater Fibre Inc in Bruce
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